Baytown Club Talks Bond Issue and Local Events
Dr Richard Strahan president of Lee College will discuss the proposed bond issue at the Baytown Chamber weekly meeting at the Holiday Inn at noon Friday. A Travis PTA Council meeting with a 7 p.m start and an auditorium open house will follow. KC Dance sponsors a 3 p.m Saturday event at Knights of Columbus Hall with Dave Barr and Melody Five. admission four dollars per couple.
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Chamber
Richard Strahan
Lee College
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
PTA Council
Travis Parents Council
KC Dance
San Jacinto Council
Community Notes Highlight Local Activities And Guests
Cozette Penny praises junior college place in higher education. Mrs Tutt en joys a visit to a friend's home. Mrs Hanle reports on group activities. Bud Greer says Kiwanis will arrive soon and checks last year’s list. Mrs Johnson seeks a missing photo. Mrs White conducts coronation services in Sunday School. N V McWilliams treats wife to lunch. Rev Dowler earns praise from women for a program. Billie Forrester recuperating at home. Herbert V Herbert hard to catch lately. Thelma Hamilton buys football tickets. Ed Orr misses a meeting due to son Terry’s departure for Germany. Anna Mae Johnston returns to work in a purple cross after six weeks. Al Sanders busy as chiefucker for a Houston banquet. Ben Horton keeps dancing classes active. Lois Phillips learns Baytown students may enter city art show. sends entry for daughter Dianne at UT.
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Cozette Penny
R. E. Tutt
R. M. Hanle
Bud Greer
Thad Johnson
R. A. White
N. V. McWilliams
Bert Dowler
Billie Forrester
Herbert
Thelma Hamilton
Ed Orr
Terry
Germany
Anna Mae Johnston
al Sanders
Ucker
Houston
Ben Horton
Lois Phillips
Baytown
Baytown City
Dianne
University of Texas
Crosby Youth's Rites End as Baylor Hazing Death Shocks
The memorial service for John Everett Clifton, a Crosby sophomore and Baylor student, drew about 2,500 attendees. Baylor President Abner V. McCall condemned hazing as degrading, while a Crosby funeral honored the late student, who was valedictorian and active in sports and clubs. A memorial fund and anonymous gifts were established in his name.
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Waco
John Everett Clifton
Baylor
Abner V. McCall
Crosby
Cliftons
First Baptist Church of
McCall
Justice of the Peace
Clifton
Waco i
Baylor Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Crosby State Bank
John E. Clifwsa
J. T. Barnett
T. Lamar Mathis
Houston
Jin Forest Park Cemetery
Crosby, l
Crosby High School
iSenior
Mr. Cros
UF Drive Reaches 52 Percent of Goal in 1987 Fund Drive
Connie Magourik, chairman of the 1987 Caled Fund drive, announced Thursday that $12,600 has been collected so far, 52 percent of the $219,050 goal. The total was reported at a Wednesday team captains and chairmen meeting. A second meeting is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Citizens National Bank.
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Connie Magourik
Cithens Naiional Bank
Bishop Martin To Speak At St Mark's Anniversary
Methodist Bishop Paul E. Martin of Houston will speak at St. Mark's Church 40th anniversary services. The day includes a 10 45 a m dedication of a new sanctuary, former pastors introduced at 1 30 pm, homecoming dinner at noon, historical displays, and a historical drama by the Methodist Youth Fellowship. About 30 original charter members are expected.
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Paul E. Martin
Houston
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Sun- Gay
Wayne AicCleskey
Tyler
St. Mark's
Jester White
Galveston
Harry Holmes
Rudy Pace
Fellowship Hall
Baytown Herald
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Tom Hebel
Pace
Annetle Lavering
Big Blue Band Prep For Halftime Show At Pasadena
Sterling High School’s Big Blue Band rehearses exact 30 inch steps for a halftime routine in Pasadena. The band will form diagonals and countermarches, with precision vital to the block patterns as they execute a Saber and Spurs bow. Pregame ceremonies begin at 3 30 p m at the new Strawberry Road stadium, with drum and trumpet corps staging a Chattanooga Shoeshine Boy routine.
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Big Blue
Hoss Sterling High School
Rangers
Pasadena
Elmer Hargis
Strawberry Road
Sterling
Precision Corps
Area Residents Rally Over Ship Channel Pollution
About 23 residents from Baytown and Channelview protested water pollution along the Houston ship channel to the city council. Led by Baytown Councilman Glen Walker, they criticized industrial district contracts for lacking stricter air and water standards. The council voted to keep power to raise pollution controls, with health director setting special industry requirements and appeals to the council. Walker warned of unbearable odor threatening homes and health, recalling recent fish kills and lingering smells despite lost fish.
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Houston
Baytown
Channelview
Ship Channel
Glen Walker
Walker
REL Band Delivers Triangle Zone Drill at Memorial Stadium
The Robert E. Lee Marching Band performs a special zone game entry in a triangle formation at Memorial Stadium Friday night. Led by drum major Royce Anne Marshall, the band splits into two groups for a V formation drill while twirlers led by Pat Kveton perform Born Free. The Lee Brigadiers Drum and Bugle Corps provide a precision oblique and forward movement routine ending in a block on Spirit of ’68 before exiting to Invacargill March. Honorary second lieutenants Haren Wheeler and Debbie Huron.
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Robert FE Lee
Reli Ganders
Memorial Stadium
Rifle Regiment
Wriler
Pat Kveton
Susan Booth
Judy Lannon
Julia Rice
Diane DeGarmo
Virginia Herrington
Laura Massey
Pegey Hill
Janice Lord
Susan Kel Hy
Invictus
Royce Anne Marshall
Cathleen Wilcox
Lee Brigadiers
Dixie
Invacargill
Jan Mann
Kay Armstrong
Haren Wheeler
Debbie Huron
Debt soars past 340 billion as Treasury reports
Washington AP reports the federal debt rose above 340 billion dollars this week for the first time in history. Debt subject to Congress reached 340.3 billion last Monday. The Treasury noted 45 billion dollars in new cash borrowed last week was added to the books.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Department
Notice of delayed The Sun delivery due to insert
The Sun was delivered later than usual in parts of the city because of two triple inserts on Wednesday. The delay was not caused by carriers. The Sun reports the delay and asks readers to understand.
Baytown Area Bank Deposits Rise by 15 Million in Year
Baytown's three banks show deposits up by 15.8 million over the past 12 months. As of Oct 4 total deposits reached 66.96 million, up from 51.16 million on Sept 20. First National, Citizens National, and People's State Bank reported varied gains and year over year comparisons, with June 30 figures influencing the totals.
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Baytown
People's State Bank
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Citizens
First
Carl's For Men Opens on Stem Texas Avenue
Carl's For Men opens on Stem Texas Avenue in Baytown, moving from 1316 Market after 20 months at that site. The 3000 square foot store, run by Carl Young Jr., divides into the Man's Shop Camelot Shop and Switched On LTD for teens, with a two week grand opening and weekly suit giveaways for registrants.
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Carl Young
Carl's
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Avenue
Carl's For Men
Carl Young Jr
West
Texas
Market
Camelot
Youne
Tommy Phillips
Baytown
Young
Robert E.’ Lee
Baytown Opens New City Hall Center in Week Long Festivities
Baytown celebrates a $24 million City Hall and Civic Center opening with ribbon cuttings, open houses, and a full week of activities. The complex fronts Market Street and hosts events for residents, officials, and neighboring communities. Activities include a garden display, a Cinderella play for children, and an officials buffet, with entries coordinated by local clubs and hosted by Sterling Library and recreation offices.
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Martha
Ann Hemphill
Baytown
Chig Center
Seaborn Crave Ey
Thursda
Sunda
Jful
Lee
Sterling
Les*College
T Dee
Eva McMurray
Pat Hill Goodrich
Harrop
Baylow
Harris County ‘Federation of Garden ‘Clubs
Sirs
Ts Kessler
AL Jones
Sterling Municipal Library
Humble
Federal Credit’ ‘Union, Park, and Récreation
Susan Hodges
Pat Royle
Opera House
Boston Fans Ready For World Series Victory Parade
AP dispatch notes Boston to celebrate a Red Sox World Series win over the St Louis Cardinals. Fire Commissioner William J Fitzgerald says fire engines will move to aprons and sound sirens if Boston wins. Lonborg and Champagne named as Boston’s starting battery for game seven, with Gibson slated for St Louis. Weather forecast variable clouds with sun and upper 50s, 20 percent rain risk.
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Boston
Dick. Williams
Lonborg
Jim
Red Sox
Bob Gibson
St. Lewis
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