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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
2
A Baytown citizen sermon urges residents to recognize city workers as ordinary workers, noting they serve the public daily from 8 am to 3 pm. The piece questions why city employees should lack ordinary privileges and promotes appreciation of those with 10 and 20 years of service at the upcoming awards banquet.
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. of Baytown hosts a birthday celebration for its 44th anniversary on Friday during business hours. A five foot candle cake, punch, and coffee will be served as President John C. Echols invites the public to visit the bank. The bank, oldest in Baytown, began Sept 20, 1920, at Pearce and Commitree, later moving to Texas and Ash, then Proett Building, and since 1942 to its present site with multiple additions and drive in windows on Pearce Street at Jones.
Texas Parks and Wildlife will issue 3460 public deer hunt permits in game management areas with a drawing at headquarters. Applications close October 23. Remaining details include several area specific dates and permit allocations, with thousands of hunters previously applying and deer and quail hunting schedules noted across Engeling Angelina Kerr Nov. 1 to Feb. 14.
A Houston reception and dinner gathers prominent sponsors from law, oil, banking, and energy sectors to meet the Presidents running mate. Leaders include James A. Elkins Sr, Leon Dworski, J Howard Marshall, Carl Reisle, Continental Oil, Humble Oil, Pan American Sulphur, and American General Life. The event aims to connect invited guests with the running mate and Houston leaders.
The Atlanta circuit court panel upheld the public accommodations provisions as constitutional under Congress power to regulate interstate commerce. It found no clear standard for substantial interstate activity, but ruled the act covers hotels and restaurants and that decisions depend on case specifics. The Maddox Pickrick case involved Maddox’s restaurant and related hotel, with ongoing disputes over enforcement.
Job candidates must understand oral and written directions and follow them promptly and calmly in emergencies. They should work long hours, withstand physical strain, assess situations and people, and act effectively. Applicants need firearm familiarity and first aid skills, plus keen observation, judgment, social intelligence, resourcefulness, tact, alertness, integrity, and courage.
A private interview recounts a long battle with rheumatoid arthritis from youth through motherhood and marriage. Mrs. Phillips describes leg pain, limited movement, job changes, and hospitals while pursuing rehabilitation, writing a juvenile book, and aiming for an electric typewriter.
Cadres of young service members and community updates fill the Sun Spots page. ARMY PVT Donald G Rise 7 Ars Euthel L 5 assigned to 327th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Crosby High School graduate serves as clerk-typist in Headquarters Company. ARMY SPECIALIST 4 David W Evans 25, son of David Evans, invited to Gulf Coast District Rally at Fort Riley Kansas. Evans, Robert E. Lee High School graduate, joins 1st Infantry Division. Local clergy announce youth rally readied for 7:30 p.m. in Clute Texas. Humble Oil and Refining engineers I T NURECZY and R H Perry of the Baytown Refinery granted U.S. patent for ozonolysis absorbent process. Humble Club to hold dance at Sylvan Beach Pavilion 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Graveside services for Mrs. Russell Jackson’s orchestra singer Laura Maley 80, mother of Eunice Offer, to provide music at Cedar Bayou Parent-Teacher Council annual get-together Monday Sept 2.
The clipping lists numerous corporate securities with percent figures from Merrill Lynch quotes, followed by a local note: Kelly daughters pledged to Alpha Delta Pi at La Louis and a Gulf Coast regional meeting of American National Insurance Co in Houston with plans to honor the Galveston based company board on October.
Mrs Maley died at 1 p m Wednesday in Autumn Leaves Nursing Home Pasadena Texas The Rev Harry Holmes of St Methodist Church will officiate at services under Art Simpson Funeral Home La Porte Survivors include three sons and a daughter Mrs Maley born in Corpus Christi lived in Galveston about 40 years before retirement After retirement she lived in Ingleside three years then moved to Baytown This month hunters in the Rio Grande area spent around 600000 in the season estimated by a Harlingen chamber spokesman The season extended into late September and weekends were busy
Funeral services for Daniel Hewitt Rogers 69 of 770S Bayway Drive will be at 10 am Friday at Earthman Chapel. He died Wednesday at home. Survived by widow Frances Rogers a son Daniel H Rogers Jr two grandchildren and two sisters and a brother. Forest Park Cemetery Houston. Pallbearers listed and Baytown Chamber luncheon to honor OE C Kimmons Friday noon at Holiday Inn with Flaws and projects of the chamber discussed.
Wace iments are being made out by the company after a Thursday morning signing by H H Meier Baxtown Refinery manager Roy Kiloueh union president and C H Hartgrove secretary. The agreement, a 4 percent settlement includes hospitalizations wage rate adjustment and an extra week's vacation. Annuitants will also be affected in hospitalization pay. Most union members favored amendments by mail ballots mailed Friday and counted Wednesday at 5 p.m. Johnston said this gave the union the getahead signal in negotiating with the company Thursday.
At the 35th annual Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville each Sunday in October, inmates perform events like Calf Tussle and Bareback Bronc Riding, followed by music and guest acts such as Duke of Padu ca h and Jimmy Dean. Tickets range from 2.40 to 4.95, show at 2 PM, with all seats reserved.
Did you know the Magna Carta's basis came from the Articles of the Barons, drawn from coronation agreements of Henry I, King John’s great-grandfather, which later faced repudiation by successors.
Miramar residents report a central air conditioning unit exploded at a Seabrook home late Wednesday night injuring no one, but the blast sent debris through the yard, killed a puppy, and narrowly missed a child inside a neighboring Bob Moore residence. Local residents say prior problems with the Browns’ unit prompted the investigation.
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