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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
2
Baytown officials praise the appointment of a new city manager. The mayor commends the chamber and volunteers for support and outlines plans to advance the program. Attendance at a recent meeting exceeded 73 as the community discusses local governance and civic efforts.
A brief notice announces an ongoing series of effective communication courses at Lee College offering practical training in supervision skills and listening techniques. The program emphasizes workplace communication, with instructors from the Extension Service and local industry partners.
Obituary fragment lists funeral arrangements for AONE 4 Atery Ereme Janes from At fegmin Si. details unclear with service time at 2 pm on a Wednesday and later rites at a church center. Numerous garbled names and places render specifics uncertain.
A pair of Jerry Lewis films headline Brunson's upcoming slate, including Don't Give Up the Ship and Rock‑A‑Bye Baby. The comedy duo delivers boatloads of slapstick chaos with romance, homefront hijinks, and a famous supporting cast as audiences expect a laugh riot.
Fragmented hospital notes list multiple patients with sparse room numbers and locations such as Colby Street and Old Ocean. Mentions include Mae Unger Jacinta Carlson Dewey Oliver Lis Heinsschel and Mrs William Gresham with scattered references to Gulf Coast and La Porte events.
The Christian Men's Fellowship plans its annual banquet for Wednesday night at 2:30 p.m. The program features Hick School, Lary Guernal directed by a choir. Singers include Lavonna Guinn Amiy Lumpkin Kara Miller Henar F Fabes Pode nex Cai Becky Michel Bab iy Herndon and Tommy Clanton. Accompanist is Pete Write. An ensemble and striped caps with tennis shoes are noted. Terry Rivals handles painting and machinery. The item mentions a murder size four years prior from the South.
The page reports awards and notices including PFC Louis A. Padar II awaiting $150 and a three day pass for tank testing in Germany, a broken drink machine at Enderli Service Station with $2 stolen, and Marine Recruiters visiting Baytown for ages 17 and up. It also notes a US patent granted to E M Amir and others for separating ethylbenzene from xylenes, a Day of Recollection hosted by St Joseph's parish, a theft of a microwave at Dr. Robert E Pennington’s home, and Navy personnel Herring and Dickerson's service updates tied to Bear and related operations near California and on a carrier.
Graveside services were held in Whittier California for Michael DacNeely three month old son of Mr and Mrs Jesse McNeely of Baytown Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery Whittier Survivors include two sisters Lisa and Dana and Mrs Lassie Anderson of Baytown The infant died shortly after birth with a note of family grief in the Baytown area reflecting a small community obituary
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah B. Winn of Baytown were held at 2 pm Thursday at Mount Rose Baptist Church. The Rev. E H Domonique officiated with burial in Paradise Cemetery Houston under Johnson and Frazier Funeral Home direction. Survivors include husband J C Winn five children Gertrude Andrew and Vivien Winn all of Baytown Horace Winn of Indiana George C Winn of California brother Rev Hip Willian of Louisiana seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Funeral services for William J Blarion Partin 82 of Teague were held Monday in Teague. He was the father of four Baytown residents. Partin died Saturday at 6 p m. Services were at Hamm Funeral Home Chapel with graveside at Union Cemetery. Survivors include wife Stella six sons J L Partin of Bartown J W Partin of Bartown J L Partin of Houston J W Partin of Austin one daughter Mrs Hood of Houston eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Shell Refinery fundraising drive in Deer Park draws Bay Area residents and Shell workers. Local 38 OCAW and Shell management cochair J. E. Garrison and Lacks oversee the effort as final contributions total 25,775 dollars with 7.52 dollars per sent.
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