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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1960
Page
2
The Federal Reserve Board moves to curb gold shipments, reporting action aimed at tempering gold exports. Analysts note potential impacts on currency markets, with bankers watching central bank policy and international reactions as prices shift.
A planning mix with a youth focused Optimist event includes a meal plan featuring turkey, salad, pie and pudding for teens age 4 to 19 at a South Apprerenian venue. The program lists meals, seating, and activities with school cafeterias and a large shopping center site in a future community event.
FPYT Rufus, manager of Brunson Theater in Raye town, feabainge with the PS, Jinine Corps at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
A garbled Harris News Roundup reports Houston area politics and civic actions. Mentions appointing someone next month to propose zoning plans, Sen Vanes Herthe, and various local figures in ongoing political maneuvering. Notes resignations for the City Court of Civil Appeals, and the county hiring more deputies to aid the County Clerk. A violent incident is described with unclear details.
The St Johns Methodist Church Youth Fellowship announces a Halloween fete this Saturday. Activities include a carnival at 8, hayride, darts, hoop tossing, cake walk and fortune teller. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes. refreshments and treats available. public invited.
Baytown Troop 1B prepares for advancement as scouts undergo boards of review. Leaders mention advancement steps with James Chan and Gary Wildwright cited among supporters and reviewing committee members.
Baytown scouts plan to assist voter outreach in a local effort. The notice cites support from Shipyard Pay Sects of America and the Breedonia Foundation Inc, to mobilize participation in an upcoming election in Wal fon Farge Pa.
Parachute jumpers will perform Sunday at Humphrey Airport near Baytown. Don Smith team captain and fellow jumpers Collier and Coffey will take part in a high leap display. Several Baytown residents are expected to join the event line up for an open air exhibition.
Funeral services for Bobby Joe Matbars, 3. of Diiseta, ney FoBay and Lear Lusk at sown, will be held at 2 pm. Sat furday ct Contr. Tuntist Chie f in Chdsetta, neith ps ROM Check, pristar of 'town Firet Baptist Church, officiating. He died after long illness, survived by his wife Ihjen and son Byer vad vontes, with details provided by Lib s directing funeral home.
Researchers from Texas Tech and institutions in Midland Elk City study cave systems in the Panhandle to trace bat movements and rabies risk. They report entrances in remote ranch areas and note large Brown Bats and Mexican Freetail Bats in Panhandle caves. The work aims to determine summer dispersal and winter origins of the bats.
Fifteen members of Chapter Delite Kappa Ge riety will attend the DRG regional meeting in Pasadena at South Houston High School. Attendees include Quida Carre Chaddl Alvera Griffin Annette Harrison Dine Howell Natalie Sleep Lorene Mant Alice Korthauer Lil Bonnie Martin Estelle Pickering Evelyn Robson Belle Smith Margaret Straus. Mrs Robson of 1402 Woodlawn introduced speaker TL Hunt who discussed Utilization of New Discoveries As a Teaching Media. Socials featured tea and coffee served by hostesses Lee Hillard Greg ope Bahra.
Baytown players led by R H Hail L W Vernon and couples H E von Rosenberg Ben Love E A Milton C H Kollenberg Jack Staliing won a Houston Commercial Bridge League match at Community Hours. Pasadena club plans four championship games at 7 30 p m on Sunday andWednesday night winners Mrs A J Smush Mrs J Alspaugh earned prize entries. George Dawkins will give a bridge lecture at 7 p m before each Wednesday game. Eggs have been used for food since ancient times.
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