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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1970
Page
13
Palm Terrace community notes detail April garden club events with judges including Weide Mecreigh and Shari Lynn Thoms. Entries from Deer Park and Bellville shows are listed along with family visits and social gatherings. Readers are invited to share gossip at a listed contact.
Seated beside the first place winner in the Sons of Republic of Texas art exhibit are Deer Junior High School students Carmen Duncan and Karem 1.
Seniors at Deer Tracks High rush toward finals with plans for a May 16 prom at the Rice Grand Ball Room and an upcoming senior play You Cant Take It With You in Gaines Mason auditorium. FTA seniors will teach for a day May 5 to gain classroom experience and funds raise for tickets. The Acappella choir has performed at the Methodist Church in Deer Park and at a banquet, with more concerts possible through director Rene Escobar.
Local families gather for visits from Wynnewood to Paul's Valley. Norma Hudson and Pat Walker attend the State Bowling Tourney in Beaumont while the College Park Choir prepares a school concert on April 30. Residents share health updates, home moves, and civic notices as primaries approach.
Bill Black of Deer Park son of Mr and Mrs W E Black was chosen as Mu Omicron state Phi Theta Kappa president for San Jacinto College. He was initiated into Phi Theta Kappa in February 1970 and his speech urged a better public image of junior colleges and unity among chapters. Black majors in chemical engineering.
San Jacinto College Frat Omicron has elected its officers for the coming year. President Bill Chavez, Vice President Kris Campbell, Secretary Denise Blanar, Treasurer Joy Gauntt, Historian Debbie Mudd, Parliamentarian Cyndy Coleman, Report Fran Capps and Student Senate Representative Don Bush were named. Installations set for Saturday May 9 at the Honors Banquet.
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