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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1976
Page
7
John Ray, famed naturalist, is cited for his saying that "Speech is the picture of the mind" while the passage notes his broader scientific renown beyond proverbs. The text frames Ray as a key figure in natural history and early scientific thought.
Jackie Gore former PROGRESS editor is named editor and publisher of the FORT BEND MIRROR after serving as MIRROR general manager since March. In Deer Park she was active in the League of Women Voters and born 300 years too soon to see television.
A humorous look at gardeners who overplant in spring then burn out in autumn. The narrator contrasts his wife’s yearlong gardening fervor with his own enjoyments of fall cleanup, outdoor work for mild weather, and disposing of cornstalks and sunflowers, noting seasonal routines and urban versus rural cleanup challenges. A public hearing notice follows for Deer Park Texas Planning and Zoning Commission on a specific use permit.
Eastminster Presbyterian plans a Harvest Sunday on November 21 to gather food for a needy family and the church pantry. St Hyacinth’s schedules an all night vigil from 8 p.m. Nov 5 to 5 a.m. Nov 6 with a penitential service and Eucharistic adoration.
The Rev T E Daugherty recalls his Belgian Bulge service and says inspiration drew him to ministry after his company endured a 145 casualty count. He opened San Jacinto Assembly of God on Easter Sunday 1966 in Texas. He mentions little time for hobbies but now plays chess with church youth. His family includes two sons Thomas Jr and David Paul and daughter Ruth age 15, with wife Margie Louise aiding church work.
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