Gold tone holiday cards set to dominate season
New York reports the 1966 Christmas card market leans gold with golden Santas and Madonnas, while designers stress personalization. Industry figures expect about 3.5 billion cards sold in the United States, up 400 million from 1965, amid 50,000 new designs and various themed motifs.
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Coleman Retires From HORC After 40-Year Stint
Arthur L. Coleman has retired after more than four decades at the Baytown Refinery. Born in Liberty County and raised in East Tarkington Prairie, he began in the Reclamation Department in 1925 and spent 38 years in the Distillation Department. He is active with Cedar Bayou Baptist Church and Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge, and lives with his wife Mabel at 1515 Massey Tompkins Road.
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