PTA Meeting Discusses Swimming Program and Budget
Nesident James presided over a board meeting discussing a pending swimming program bill. Officers including Eddie Faust secretary Buck Lattin and Albert Schmidl reported a $438.5 balance to begin a pool project. Mrs. Michalsky and Peter reported PTA progress and plans for Halloween events and upcoming budget vote of $754,213.33 for 1964 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen
Bobby
Michalsky
Jack Spence
Wilbert
Aarle Aerion
Ven Quin
Paul“McGuire
Jerry Prochazka
Ryan Wootesy
PTA
McGuire
Cullen Cranfill
Highlands Boy Collects Shells For Study Projects
Phil Henrichsen, a sixth grader at Lynchburg Elementary, collects shells during a Port Bolivar trip with his science class. He found two sand dollars and notes shells like Lighting Welk and Angel Wing. His brother Don assists in shell-based art projects, while Phil hopes to become a pharmacist and plays saxophone in the school band. He attends First Methodist Church in Highlands with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Peel
Highlands
Phil, Renvichsen
W. E. Henrichsen
Faith St
Phil
Lee Roy Baty
Lynchbure
L. L. Burns
Port Bolivar
Galveston
Bay
Galveston-Bolivar
Don
Deer Park
Quy
Lynchburg
Goose Creek
Hendricksen
Fred ‘Waring
First Methodist Church
Area Scouts Plan Six Flags Trip From Houston
Baytown and East Harris District scouts join Sam Houston Council in an excursion to Six Flags Over Texas this weekend. About 60 scouts and leaders depart Houston at 6 a.m. Saturday aboard the Santa Fe Railway with free lunches. They reach Fort Worth near noon and ride by bus to the Six Flags center. return is 7 a.m. Sunday. Units represented include Troops 101 100 and Packs 87 105 163 255.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
East Harris
Sam
Lee Green
GNP Hits $627 Billion in Q3 1964
Preliminary Commerce Department estimates show the gross national product at a $627.5 billion annual rate in the third quarter of 1964. The figure is $9 billion above the second quarter and $43.5 billion above 1963. Revision will follow with more data.
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Walington
Department of Commerce
Pasadena Elks Bridge Winners Named in Duplicates
Winners in the Tuesday night duplicate bridge games at the Pasadena Elks Bridge Club were announced. First place went to Marguerite Lawless with partners Joseph Wolfe and Frank Williamson, second to Mrs. Edgar Neville and Mrs. W. K. Puderbaugh, and third to Mary Ann, Thomas and Elaine Piwetz.
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Elks
Pasadena
Marguerite Lawless
Joseph Wolfe
Frank Williamson
Edgar Neville
W. K. Puderbaugh
Mary Ann
Thomas
Elaine Piwetz
Report of Condition for Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Cash and balances with banks, government obligations, state and political subdivision securities, other bonds, loans and discounts, fixed assets, and other assets are listed. T Wynnell- Brinkley, cashier, certifies the report as true and correct to the best knowledge and belief.
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Citizens National Bank & Trust CO
United States
U.S
T. Wynnell- Brinkley
John C. Echols
L. G. Sanders
Robert Strickland
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Marcos
State” College
San ‘Marcos
Seventh Baptist Academy
Cather
Fleming
Zdro
Dallas
Bobby Michalsky
Shelby Lumber CO
Magnavox
MSM
Gene
East Texas
Direct Factory
Six Flags Over
Texas
Elks Bridge
Beall
Essen
United Government
Feders
Sucphus Eek Awe Ps Aeekes Ban
Beau Ringer
Susie Wong
Orion
Bealls
Beall Ringer
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