Turner Wins Goose Creek Invitational Golf Title
UPAL Turner, center, wins the first Goose Creek Women's Golf Association Invitational Tourney and holds the silver wine cooler award donated by Perry Britton, president of the Country Club. Other winners included Marge Carpenter Wanda Winningham Opal Mallory and Lou Barton as low gross winners with Linnie Benestante and Mrs Gene Hazelwood earning special awards for sportsmanship and putting.
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UPAL
Turner
Goose Creek
Perry Britton
Marge Carpenter
Wanda Winningham
Opal Mallory
Lou Barton
Linnie Benestante
Gene Hazelwood
Bay shore area invited to Shields fall clean-up sale
Woman's World invites everyone in the Bay shore area to Shields Bfotor Company to learn how easy and economical it is to buy a new Plymouth or Chrysler during the big fall clean-up sale. The Shields Sales Caravan will be coming at noon.
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Bayshore
Shields Bfotor Company
Plymouth
Chrysler
Shields
Secret Flint Quarry Site Revealed in Panhandle History
The Aiibates Flint Quarries near Lake Meredith in the Texas Panhandle, once kept secret to protect artifacts, have been disclosed as a national monument aim with National Park Service oversight. Archaeologists cite thousands of years of trade and settlement around the quarries, where sites display pottery, quarry tools, and fossil remains.
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Congress
Johnson
Lake Meredith
Mexico
Canada
Pacific
Atlantic
Egypt
Panhandle
Canadian River
Texas
New Mexico
WPA
Park Service
Floyd Studer
Amarillo
Change In Physics Course Big Bargain
Watertown AP report says the PSSC high school physics program, cost about T million, is a major educational bargain. It shifted curricula with textbooks films labs and college professor involvement, now used by about half of physics students in five years, and introduces quantum and optical topics with planned relativity and statistical physics modules for future.
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Watertown
Mass
Physical Science Study Committee
PSSC
Uri Haber-Schaim
Tel
AAUW Study Sessions In Baytown Schedule Set
Baytown branch of the American Association of University Women will start its study "The Law and the Citizen" with two meetings. The morning group, hosted by Mrs Jimmie L R Woods at 604 Lloyd Lane, runs 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. The evening group meets at 7:20 p.m. with Mrs David O Nelson at 2005 Chilton Drive. Refreshments will be served.
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Baytown
American Association of University Women
Jimmie LR. Woods
Woods
Lloyd Lane
David O. Nelson
Chilton Drive
Club Notes for Calendar Submissions to The Baytown Sun
End of summer prompts clubs to submit dates times and places of events for coverage by The Baytown Sun Woman's Department. Include officers and meeting place or the calendar will be revised for fall. Order yearbooks.
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Woman's Department of the
Baytown’ Sun
Aumont Balances Acting, Writing With Time Pressure
New York actor and author Jean Pierre Aumont says he writes better when forced to squeeze time between activities. He cites Madame Mousse, set to run on Broadway next fall, as an example of a backstage project written during the run of Tovarieh. It is his sixth play, many others produced similarly.
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New York
Jean Pierre Aumont
Aumont
Broadway
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Alma Morgan
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Market St
Joe Murphy
Texas Ave
King's Ranch
Bandara
Shelley Greenwood
Billy Greenwood
Burnet
Donna Lang
Donald R. Lang
Highlands
Carole Boyer
Jimmy Boyer
Burningtree
Haber-Schaim
Haber-Schatm
Leach
Marian Martin
Pattern Dept
West Wth St
AAUW
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Baytuan Hun
Vagon
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America
Orly
Singer
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