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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1965

Page

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Funeral and Club Notices Dense Local Briefs

Attend Funeral MR and Mrs Jessie W Harris left Friday to attend funeral services of his mother in Wisconsin. W G Wilson discharged from surgery and at home 1800 Woodlawn. Southern Medieval Association to meet Nov 1 at Sam Houston Coliseum with 9000 attendees expected. Goose Creek Masonic groups to hold a joint 8 am Saturday degree work. Donna Lindsey RN and Brooksie Nippe to attend intensive care institute in Dallas. Fish Fry to fund road to Harrison's Fish Camp at Mont Belvieu 4 to 8 pm Sunday. tickets 1. Mrs Burl Dugat and Mrs J C Glass Jr co-chair. Paul Worley of Baytown appearing on television with Texas A&M University Singing Cadets. Wimpy Wismer leads Clear Lake delegation to Navy Notre Dame game in South Bend. Forecast partly cloudy in Clear Lake with no major temperature change. highs 51 to 20 degrees.

Donna Lindsey San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Brooksie Nippe San Jacinto Dallas Texas Medical Association Harrison Mont Belvieu Dayton T Dugat Icey House Burl Dugat J.C. Glass Jr M. L Wimpy Wismer Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce South Bend Ind Navy- Notre Dame Arkansas Orval

Kirkpatrick House Reopened After Tide Subsides Bayshore Drive

Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick and Helen return to their two story home at 98 Bayshore Drive as waters fall. Ray Hopper plans a Lamar Elementary carnival Saturday night and will require doctor permits for adults visiting his spooky camp. Susie Drake tours the composing room with her mother. Harry Miller and friends visit Mexico from Mission. Children Kay Blansett, Diane Sartor, Linda Emory, Eddie Wilson, Debbie Stone, Mike Shelton, Lota Moore, Fritz Lanham, and Randy Thibodeaux populate a neighborhood scene with casual activities and chatter.

Jesse Kirkpatrick Helen Kirkpatrick Bayshore Drive Ray Hopper Lamar Susie Drake Dalton Drake Harry Miller Ray Trolla Mission Mexico Kay Blanscet Diane Sartor Linda Emory Eddie Wilson Debbie Stone Mike Shelton Lota Moore Fritz Lanham Randy Thibodeaux

Regents Study Campus Land Purchase Dominates Lee College Meeting

Regents considered owning the college buildings and the site. A land survey by John Busch will guide property division. Committees weigh west side acquisition near Lee Drive and possibles transfers with state approval. Action deferred pending survey, with further meetings and cost studies planned.

Lee College Board of Regents School Trustees College Board W. J Bill) Strickler John Busch Jim Black PA Ae

Perry Britton Named President of Baytown Kiwanis Club

Perry W. Britton, president of Peoples State Bank, was elected president of the Baytown Kiwanis Club at a Thursday luncheon at the Tower. Bud Greer and Dave Tracht were chosen as first and second vice presidents, with Ted McCall as treasurer. New ward members include Byrret Bailey Burnette Dowler Troy Peterson and Bruce Ramsey. Kenneth Martin Circle K Club president spoke on student leadership and projects at Lee College.

Perry W. Britton Peoples State Bank Baytown Kiwanis Club Tower Bud) Greer Dave Tracht Ted McCall Byret Bailey Burnette W. Dowler Troy Peterson Bruce Ramsey Lee College Kenneth Martin Mike Dahlquist Herschel Rosser Rosser Circle K Circle Kettes Martin Dahlquist Manin Kiwanians Circle-K Miami Kiwanis

Baytonian Air Force pilot reported missing in Pacific

Delmar Ray Dyer, 29, a native Baytonian and career U S Air Force member, has been reported missing in action in the Pacific. Dyer, a pilot, was stationed at the Okinawa Air Base according to word received by his family.

Delmar Ray Dyer

Low absentee voting in 26 cities for proposed state amendments

A survey of 26 metropolitan areas shows only 2,010 absentee ballots cast for Tuesday's ballot on 10 proposed constitutional changes. State Democratic Chairman Will Davis released county totals from Texas counties including Harris 312, Dallas 145, Tarrant 100, Bexar 300, and El Paso 66, among others, noting overall light turnout.

Galveston Grayson Gregg Harris Hidalgo Jefferson Lubbock McLennan Midland Nueces Orenge Potter Smith Tarrant Taylor Tom Green Teavis Wichita Dallas Eetor el Paso

Pappy Jenkins 45-Year Cedar Bayou Resident Dies

Walter Leonard Jenkins known as Pappy, 51, of Cedar Bayou died at 6 05 p m Thursday in a local hospital He owned Jenkins Arena and worked as a pipefitter at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery He was a World War I veteran and member of several clubs and churches Survivors include widow Louise Jenkins son Walter Jenkins Jr daughter Zelphia Troxell and his parents two sisters Graveside rites will be at Memory Gardens with Goose Creek Masonic Lodge 1192 assisting

Walter Leonard Pappy) Jenkins Cedar Bayou Paul U. Lee E.R. Burns A. L Jordan Memorial Baptist Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Jenkins Arena Rough Riders Club Goose Creek Ma Arabia Temple Shrine H. G. Jenkins Lillian Funderburk Pasadena Wilma Godkin Ponce Puerto Rico Memory Gardens Goose Creek Masonic Lodge No

Goose Season Opens in Texas at 6:33 A.M. Saturday

Goose season in Texas begins at 6 33 a.m. Saturday with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset through January 12. The supply of geese is rated as exceptional for this time of year.

Texas

Clerk Here Robbed At Gun Point At Home Beverage Supply

A clerk at Home Bever age Supply at 4706 Highway 146 was robbed at gun point Thursday night of cash receipts about 195.55. Madeline Rice of 1216 Yupan said two Negro men entered at 7 25 pm one stood by the door while the other asked for vodka. The older man drew a gun and a bag and demanded cash, the clerk placed money in the bag, he slapped her. they fled toward Little Rose's. Owner L C Lanter later valued loss at 125.55. Police noted a blue steel revolver used in the robbery.

Highway 146 Madeline Rice Yupan W. C. Jackson Little Rose's L. C. Lanter Blair Mann

Bank Job in Houston Nets $31 Thousand

Two scruffy gunmen robbed Houston Northeast National Bank of 31 195 dollars on Thursday. They threatened 30 employees and customers for five minutes before fleeing in a white car. Bank vice president W Q McLish gave the account. Suspect descriptions include a short talkative youth and a tall, thin older man. Names Leonard Self Jr 23 and two women were involved.

Houston Northeast National Bank W. Q. MecLish Leonard Self

Polio Case Here First Since 1962

A six year old Baytown girl, Annette Maxwell, is Harris County’s first polio patient in three years confirmed by the State Health Department. She and her family live on Bayou Boulevard. She has a slight limp and has returned to first grade after hospitalization in San Jacinto Methodist.

Baytown Harris County State Health Department L. D. Farragut Annette Maxwell James G. Maxwell Bayou Boulevard Maxwell San Jacinto Methodist

Regents Decide On Vo Tech Building On Campus

Lee College regents voted to locate the proposed vocational technical buildings on the present campus or adjacent southeast site near the railroad. The plan, costing over 800000 with 57000 square feet of space, was approved by TEA in 1962 with 30 percent federal financing pending bond approval. They also approved a 50 day option to buy land on Whiting Street for 18200, noting possible reimbursement when financing reapplied.

Lee College Boom of Regents Lee College Texas Education Agency Dean Walter Rundell James A. Davis Davis Whiting Street

Friday Contest Pits Eagles And Ganders

The Robert E. Lee Ganders travel to Pasadena for a 7:30 p.m. Friday clash with the Eagles as both teams vie for District 2-44 positioning. A Ganders win would keep their title hopes alive after recent losses, while an Exporters’ slip could affect semifinals prospects.

Joe Whittington Sun Sports Ealiier Robert E. Lee Brazosport Pasadena Ball High Galena Park Hanlin Cooper

Hughes completes Baytown Bonanza Buggy interior work

Roy Hughes of Hughes' Trim Shop carefully examines the interior work just completed on the Baytown Bonanza Buggy. The interior work was done from the floor as the auto is set to be given away at 1 30 pm on Saturday at Buck Turner’s Texas Avenue Jet.

Roy Hughes Hughes’ Trim Shop Baytown Hughes Buck Turners Texas Avenue

Baytown Votes Bonds for City Hall Site and Center

Baytown council signed $309,000 in bonds to Citizens National Bank to fund a $300,000 city hall project and nearby site purchase. The plan includes a Community Center adjacent to the hall, with architect Lowell Lammers presenting temporary drawings and space changes. Annexation talks cover Goose Creek and Cedar Bayou corridors for pollution control and North Main Street, aiming to speed assessments and right of way acquisitions.

Baytown Citizens National Bank & Trust Co West Main Market Street Fritz Lanham John M. Kilgore A. M Andy) Braswell Goose Creek Cedar Bayou George Chandler North Main Street Massey- Tompkins Road

Vera Helen Shepard Dies Resident of Baytown for 20 Years

Funeral services for Mrs. Vera Helen Shepard 55 of 600 E Murmill will be at 2 pm Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church officiated by Rev P Walter Henckel. Died Thursday in a Baytown hospital. Survivors: husband Jim M Shepard son Jimmy Shepard daughter Mrs R Lockwell two sisters Mrs Mamie Tomlinson Mrs Minnie Adams brother Jack King two nieces Mrs L S Hunsucker Mrs Juanita Tomlinson three grandchildren Jerry Gene Kelly Lockwell. Burial Memory Gardens Earthman Funeral Home.

Vera Helen Shepard E. Murmill Trinity Episcopal Church P. Walter Henckel Shepard Baytown Jim M. Shepard Jimmy Shepard Baytown Sun R. ©. Lockwell Houston Mamie Tomlinson Minnie Adams Livingston Jack King Conroe L. S. Hunsucker Juanita Tomlinson Jerry Gene Kelly Lockwell Memory Gardens Earthman Funeral Home

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