Potluck Dance and Local Women Meeting Notes
Community events listed include a Civic Center potluck supper and dance on August 21 at 8:30 PM with admission 1 dollar with Civic Center card or 1.75 dollars without. Program by Prog music. Also notes on a new Edie Adams Cut Curl Beauty Salon in Parktown Plaza with manager Mrs Mary Manel. Deer Park women attend Jaycee Ettes convention in Baytown and names listed. Deer Park City Hall hosts next council meeting August 25. Zoning Commission to hold public hearing August 31 at Deer Park Civic Center. Book review and covered dish gathering on August 20 at Deer Park Bank Hospitality Room with contact numbers for info.
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Civic Center
Center Street
Glan Ynga
Edie Adams
Parktown Plaza
Mary Manel
Confab
Erma Bombeck
Wits Endy
Tharetay
Deer Park Bank
Deer Park
Evelyn Sanders
Marian Records
Town News Notes Mrs Sue Swint Birthday Ring Honor
Mrs Sue Swint receives a mother’s ring for her birthday with her husband John congratulating her. A playful mix up sees her signing as Mrs Pat Fletcher while opening a joint bank account. Mr and Mrs Chris Pate welcome to Deer Park from Pasadena. Thanks to Janet Dye for assistance last week.
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Sue Swint
John
Hugh
Fletcher
Pat Sharp
Petcher
Pat Fletcher
Deer Park Health Fair Saturday At Town Plaza Center
Deer Park Jaycees sponsor a Health Fair at Town Plaza Shopping Center Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A Blood Services of Houston blood mobile will collect donations credited to the Deer Park Jaycee Blood Bank, with eligibility for residents and workers in Deer Park. X-ray services funded by the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Association offer a community health survey at a $1.80 per x-ray fee, with age and health requirements and no children under four. The event, a Jaycee project, aims to serve local citizens with medical screening facilities.
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Deer Rarx Jaycene
Town Plaza
The
Blood Services of
Houston
Deer Park Jaycee? Blood Bank
Jaycees
Ite
School Bells To Ring Out For DP Students Monday
Deer Park School District sets first day attendance for 6,927 students at 7 48 a m with two sessions for grades 1-12. Enrollment up about 400 from last year, kindergarten to bring a box of facial tissues and a mat, staggered start times by birthdate, mid semester time changes, and bus pickup notes.
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Elsie Moore
Progress News
Deer Park
Wil
Bids On New Deepwater School Due Read At 7 P M
The Office of the Superintendent invites bids for a new Deepwater Ti mary School building estimated at 1 8 million dollars. Bids will be publicly opened and read at 7 p m Thursday Aug 20 at a Board of Trustees meeting of the Deer Park Independent School District.
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Deepwater
Lebron B. Williams
Timary
Board of Trustees
Deer Park
Rotary safety advice for long trips echoes in travel tips
The Rotary Club Safety Committee urges motorists to plan ahead for long drives. Change drivers every few hours, rest often, and stop to cool engines and tired drivers for safer travel.
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Rotary Club Safety Committee
Former DP Youth Is Victim Of Wreck
A former DP youth is reported as the victim in a vehicle wreck. Authorities investigate the crash location and circumstances while relatives are notified of the death or injury, with no further details available at this time.
Archer enters Deer Park School Board race in October election
Max J Archer of 3010 El een 9t moves to seek Position No 6 on the Deer Park School Board. Archer, a Shell Oil Co electrician with 18 years service, cites tax increases and spending as concerns. Incumbent Harold L Shelton also filed. other candidates include W D Amiens and Tom Osborn. Filing closes at 4 p.m. Wednesday April 2.
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Max J. Archer
Eleen
Deer Park
Harold L. Shelton
Shell O11 Co
Tm Electrician
Archer
Wharton
Joe Postion
W. D. Amiens
Tom Osborn
Dlapatebeng
Shetl
Deediise
New Industrial Park Gets OK
Deer Park Planning and Zoning Commission approved Phase I of the RPM Corporation industrial park west of Deer Park off State Highway 225. Utilities and water construction were approved but entrance access concerns and fire hazards on Royal Drive prompted the panel to consult the city engineer before final approval. The panel also tabled park site acquisitions for further discussion.
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Deer Park
Park ‘Ites
Robert Leezer
P and 2
Hank Krebs
Fund For Debbie Growing Helps Deer Park Family
A community drive in Deer Park raised funds to aid Debbie Muscks daughter of K W Musche of 230 West Third Street with travel costs to Dallas. Merchants added to the donor list including Donald Construction Mose ment Restaurant Deer Park Kiddie Corral Deer Park Lumber and Cox.
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Rae Meeromet
Debbie Muscks
K. W. Musche
Third Street
Dallas
Deer
Deer Part Lumber
Cox Deer Park Reo
Profile of Deer Park Florists Ray and Myrtle Plant
Ray and Myrtle Plant run a long standing Deer Park florist shop focusing on honesty and steady service. They emphasize a nursery stocked with marsery plants, daily wholesale deliveries, and custom orders. Myrtle stresses talent from the good Lord, while Ray handles management and local climate suitability.
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Myrtie
Roba Kirkland
Piast
Slater
Mra
Plant Eye
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P&z Hearing
Theeer Park Running and
Jaycee Health Fair
Sawa Seage
Roschild
Ste OF
Nigh
Steve Kesterson
Deer Park High School
Steve
Hazel 'B. Kesterson
West Fourth St
Marsha Stevenson
Schilling
Baytown
Deer Park Progress News
Center
Wilmington
Ind
Heston
Stevenson
San Diego
Calif
Robert G
Marina Core
Max Archer
University
Couston Rigen
Batty
Jimmy
Tommy
Oz, Chemeal and Atomic Workers Union
Pasa
Arcom
Iasprdous
NASA
Debbie
DP Florists
Ray
By Ann Owen
Myrtle Plant
Gantt
Mrs. Froya
Charen
Rure
Hem
San Jacinto Law
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