Humble Lectures Open 100th Course Sept 25 at Baytown Center
The 100th Humble Lectures in Science and Engineering start September 25 at Humble O U and Refining Co Baytown Research Center, marking the 15th year of the program. Eighteen staff members will take eight graduate level courses taught by UT and other university professors, covering quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, materials properties, process systems, distillation, physical organic chemistry, operations research, and polymer physics.
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Humble OU and Refining Co
Baytown Research Center
F. A. Matsen
R. Pettit
University of Texas
J. A. Gerster
University of Delaware
G. S. Hammond
iCalifornia Institute of Technology
G. W. McElrath
University of Minnesota
W. H. Stockmayer
Dartmouth
Polymer Physics
Physical Chemis
Brownwood Aims Personal Talks On Storm Claims
Brownwood residents sought to meet State Rep. Don Shipley to press for a Baytown visit to discuss insurance claims from Hurricane Carla. Shipley urged all complainants to mail written details to his office and forward them to the Texas House General Investigating Committee. Austin attorney Will C. Thompson said insurers will go far to be fair to affected policy holders.
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Brownwood
Don Shipley
Houston
Baytown
Shipley
Jall
Carla
Merican Investors
Texas House General Investing Committee
Will C. Thompson
Austin
Price Daniel
Hunters Meet at BAYTOWN BOW Club Tonight
Hunters Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Community Building. A film on outdoor life will be shown. Visitors are welcome.
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Baytown
BOW Hunters Club
Funeral Services for James Lindsey Liles
Funeral services for James Lindsey Liles 60 of Baytown will be held Tuesday at Earthman Chapel at 2 pm. The Tyler native worked at Humble Oil and Refining Co from 1942 to 1968 before transferring to the Tigging department. He is survived by his widow Pauline Liles one son J L Liles Jr one stepson Herbert Bounds one sister Maude Powell and four grandchildren. Rev Paul Stephens will officiate with interment at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home. Pallbearers are E J Smith H B Jamey J R Hacker J C Garrison H J Smith and V H Gourlay.
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Alabama
Baytown
Earthman Chapel
Liles
Carpenter
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Tyler
Pauline Liles
J. L. Liles Jr
Herbert Bounds
Maude Powell
San Antonio
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
E. J. Smith
HB. B. Jamey
J. R. Hacker
J. C. Garrison
H. J. Smith
V. H. Gourlay
Sun Spots Community Club Meetings and Notes
San Jacinto PTA will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the school. Goose Creek Country Club Women's Association holds a games party at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Wooster Chamber of Commerce has a noon Wednesday meeting at the Yellow Jacket Inn to discuss hurricane damage. Wooster CC Meet.
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Women's Association
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Goose Creek Country Club
Wooster
Cleanup Guide For Stormtorn Interiors And Supplies
A detailed recovery guide outlines disinfection methods for waterborne hazards and interior cleaning steps. It covers boiling water chlorine treatments chloride of lime and iodine use, drying interiors, and methods for floors woodwork rugs and mattresses. It also advises on discarding damaged items, sanitizing dishes and toys, and strict hand washing and bathing post cleanup.
New Teachers Honored At BEA Reception
Baytown Education Association held a reception at Robert E. Lee High School auditorium honoring new teachers after a BEA meeting. Kathryn Wood led a Rotary program with slides from a trip to Atlantic City and the National Education Association convention. Policemen's Ball proceeds fund a Hurricane Carla relief scholarship. Royder thanks all who helped and invites further contributions.
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Robert E. Lee
Pauline Parker
BEA
Rotary
Kay County
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Miss Ramsey
Kyle Chapman
Sue Torrellas
New County Stadium
Kathryn Wood
Baytown Rotary Club
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Lou McKinney
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Sylvan Beach
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Carla
Wes
Lankford
Royder
Kick Off Party Held After Student Hit by Car
Benjamin Rhodes Jr. was driving a car that struck a boy on Ridgeway Street after a Kappa Beta fraternity kick off event at 103 Queena Court. The incident occurred near a highway, and the car left the street. No charges were filed against Rhodes.
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J. A.merals
Ridgeway
Glenn Rosier
Young Lea
Mappa Kappa
Beta
Foot
Rosier
Sigma Phi
Benjamin Rhodes Jr
Fall Rudhees
Queena Court
E. C. Messick
N. Commerce
Hubcaps Stolen From Decker Street Corral Cub Incident
W H Irby of Mont Balvieu reports hubcaps stolen, noting the theft occurred near Decker Street at Corral Cub. Authorities advised tracing the missing vehicle parts and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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W. H. Irby
Mont Balvieu
Tee
Au Seinen
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