Singletary Earl Winston Singletary funeral notice
Funeral notices list Earl Winston Singletary age 33 of 105 West Miriam died early Tuesday in Houston. He resided in Baytown 20 years and worked for Youngs Air Conditioning. His body goes to Earthman Funeral Home then to Ben and Son Funeral in Alvord Texas for services and burial Thursday. Survivors include his wife Gail of Baytown, two sons Thomas and Earl, two daughters Katherine Susanne Remee Gai Jeng and Connie Beth, parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Singletary of Baytown, grandmother Mrs. C. B. Frost of Alto. Also noted are other relatives.
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Earl Winston Singletary
Miriam
Houston
Singletary
Baytown
Young
Earthmer Funeral Home
T -Aben
Alw
Tex
Gail’ Singletary
Thomas
Earl
Katherine Susanne
Remee Gai- Jeng
Connié Beth Singletary
Kir
C. BL. Frost
Alto
Reagan dinner fuels Texas fund raiser in Houston
AP reports a Houston dinner at $100 a plate aims to support Ronald Reagan with nearly 1,200 tickets sold. Separately federal agents arrest four men tied to Baltimore gambling. internal matters loom for California leader Reagan amid a White House reach concern. Dr Norman Hackerman, chemist and administrator, is named to UT Austin advisory committee for Chancellor Harry Ransom. Israel seeks vengeance rumors subside as official sources deny planned reprisal after Egyptian attack on Elath.
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University of Texas At Austin
Harry Ransom
Houston
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California
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Bonds Plan Major Campus Expansion On North and West
College officials outlined a multi phase bond proposal to fund a dramatic arts center dining kitchen remodels and new air handling stanchions on the North and West campuses near Interstate 10 and North Main. The plan calls for a $2 millions in phase one with later phases detailing further construction to raise capacity from 2600 to 3500 students by the early 1970s.
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School Board Debates Employee Involvement In Committees
Trustees discuss opening committees to more employees and hold whole-board or small-group meetings to study communication problems at Ross Sterling High School planning. Parkinson notes teachers favor curriculum workshops and some involvement, while stationing substitutes to free teachers for discussions.
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Eilis
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Bewtown
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Rites Held For Mother Of Baytown Resident
Funeral services for Mrs Doz Tierring of Hillsboro mother of W C Herring of Baytown will be held Wednesday at the Mar sha and Marshall Funeral Home in Hillsboro. She died Saturday and is mother in law to Mrs Ida Herring of Baytown and grandmother of Mrs James Beavers and Carl Dennis Werring of Baytown. All four families will be in Hillsboro for the services.
Goose Season Opens for 1967 Bay-Tex Hunters
The 1967 goose season opened two half hours before sunrise Tuesday with Bay-Tex hunters turning out. A two goose bag limit allows five geese total, with one each of Canadian goose and Speckled belly goose. Local conditions and weather affect prospects. hunting hours start one half hour before daylight daily.
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Winners Named in Bay Plaza Anniversary Fete
Elms Filsen, president of the Bay Plaza merchants Association, announced winners from the Bay Plaza anniversary celebration. Prize recipients include Mrs. J. G. Swerte for dry cleaning credits, Pebble Lehde for first prize, Frank Williamson second, Marilyn Hicks third, Sandy Nelson for gift certificates, and Carrie Magness grand prize of two $200 certificates among others.
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E. Texas
Oedal
Baytown VW Employee Completes Transmission Training
George L. Loftin of Seabrook Texas, an employee of Texas Motor Volkswagen in Baytown, completed the Volkswagen Transmission Training Course at Inter Continental Motors Corporation Training Center in San Antonio. ICMI disperses VW dealer training across Texas and adjacent states.
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Texas
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Hospital Notes List of Admitted Patients at San Jacinto Methodist
Names of persons admitted to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital are no longer available to The Baytown Sun. The list includes Ruth Gerland age 22 in Ward M Pose room 16 and Generia Brewer at 329 Ab bott room 206, Linda Gailey 206 E Humble room 153, Sandra Gillum Lal Porte room 352, Patty Daniels 405 Whiting room 161, Willie Morris 4906 Goose Creek room 156, Pauline Graff Crosby room not listed, Myra Henscey 493 Fecan Roan LK, Ruth Lowell 3315 Minnesota room 128, Nina Lamb 606 S Fourth room 320, Thomas Delaune Houston room 213.
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Stewart
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Cedar Bayou
Generia Brewer
Abbott
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E Humble
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Lal Porte
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Whiting
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Goose Creek
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Crosby
Myra Mae Henscey
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Minnesota
Irs
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S. Fourth
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Houston
Arm Restored To Body In Painful Reattachment
Maurice Thomas regained his right arm two months ago after it was severed in a laundry accident. Surgeons spent five hours sewing the limb back on, reporting good circulation and warmth though no functional use yet. He is learning to write with his left hand as doctors express cautious optimism for the recovery. The article notes the United States has about 16,000 motels.
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Flay
Maurice
Thomas
Baytown plant safety honors mark Ashland record
Ashland Atkins notes Beytown site expansion study as one of our best spots. Ashland-2’s 1967 sales near 86 million with about a million from chemical groups. Monday’s banquet honored 273 Baytown United Carbon employees for 1,178,266 safe man hours without a disabling injury. Plant manager Charles M. McKay presided. A safety award, from J. E. Kile, was given to McKay. HL Nolte presented certificates to section heads for injury free days. Recipients included W. T. Eford, Cochran, Le C. Sanders, H. W. Nance, Bees E. J. Chamblee, RH E. Tutt, B. F. Baten, O. L Tolivson. Baytown plant’s total is a company record for Ashland.
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Houston Oil Line Veteran Hyoung Retires After 24 Years
Al Young of Baytown station for Humble Pipe Line Co. retires after 24 years of service. Born in Chilton, he worked at Chilton Hearne and Baytown stations, became station operator at Baytown Credit Receiving Station, and planned to retire to Hearne. He belongs to Masonic Lodge Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Hearne Baptist Church. married Edith Land with two children.
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Bids Due Wednesday On New School Construction
The school board seeks bids by 4 p.m. Wednesday for about 707 500 dollars in work at Lamar Harlen Austin DeZavala Burnet Highlands and Highlands Senior Schools. Projects include air conditioning renovations new parking areas play surfaces and added plant capacity with multiple site improvements.
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Insurance plans shift to insurable value for some buildings
A committee urged insuring certain structures at insurable value rather than replacement cost. Schools slated for phasing out would be rebuilt at current locations if destroyed by fire. Notable increases included Robert E. Lee High School to 1 013 031, Layton Junior to 135 036, Cedar Bayou Junior to 41412, Ave son Jones Elementary to 287 32, Lamar Elementary to 585 805, Highlands Elementary to 375 894.
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School board votes to move trustee elections to October
The board approved changing trustee elections from the first Saturday in April to the first Saturday in October. Trustees Oprysh ek and Parkinson opposed, as did their prior meeting. Troy Peterson supported the move noting 31 of 38 Harris County districts already changed. Supporters said October elections let new trustees know school matters before voting. incumbents’ terms extend automatically.
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Karl W. Opryshek
Paul Parkinson
Troy Peterson
Harris County
Trostera
Congratulation Cards Changes at North Carolina High School
Washington AP reports Ren Ray A Taylor will mail two booklets with tins to North Carolina high school graduates this year instead of traditional certificates of congratulations. The Rev. Taylor, DN.C., is shifting the format as part of a new effort to celebrate graduates entering college.
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Ray A. Taylor
Dn.c
North Casolina High School
Hargett And Gilbert Top SWC Totals
Texas A&M players Edd Hargett and Chris Gilbert lead Southwest Conference totals in rushing passing and total offense. Hargett tops in total offense and passing while Gilbert leads ball carrying and ranks high in rushing and scoring with multiple touchdowns. Rice and Texas Tech also show strong marks in team and individual categories across the conference.
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Bayvard
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Arkansas
Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants
Brush on Johnston's No Roach for roaches and ants. This colorless coating lasts months and is easy to use without moving dishes. Harmless to pets.
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