Couple To Wed December Third In Deer Park
The engagement of Linda Elaine Sosebee to Danny Ferguson is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sosebee of Pasadena. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson of Deer Park. The wedding is set for Friday December 3 at Deer Park Church of Christ. The bride-elect is a Pasadena High School senior and the groom is a Deer Park High School graduate employed at Bass and Meineke Auto Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Elaine Sosebee
Danny Ferguson
Charlie Sosebee
E. Griffin
Pasadena
James Ferguson
Deer Park
Deer Park Church of Christ
Pasadena High School
Deer Park High School
Bass & Meineke Auto Parks
Deer Park Jaycees Endorse Monthly Teen Dances
The Deer Park Jaycees at their November 4, 1971 meeting adopted a resolution to hold one teen dance each month for local youth. Dennis Nesser urged well chaperoned events, noting a Saturday November 20 dance at the Civic Center sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization with Jaycees assisting. The measure cites community interest after a Fall Festival crowd and aims to provide wholesome activities for Deer Park youths.
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Deer Park Jaycees
Jaycees
Dennis Nesser
Deer Park
Nesser
Civic Center
Jaycees Artier
McFerrin
Michael A. Culling
Commissioners Approve County Precinct Lines
Harris County Commissioners Court accepted Tax Assessor-Collector Carl Smiths plan for precinct lines and added two voting precincts in Baytown and Highlands. The vote was unanimous amid disputed changes, while a Highway Department request to widen Eastex Freeway links was noted.
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Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
Carl Smith
Baytown
Highlands
Smith
Nancy Palm
Harris County
Republican Party
Deer Parkians In Honor Group At Houston
Two Deer Parkians, Steven S. Callahan and Bobby J. Goldsmith, are among 78 freshmen added to the University of Houston Honors Program, raising total enrollment to 243 from 196 last fall. The program, started in 1959, serves top students with advanced courses and seminars and encourages a personal four year study plan aligned with degree requirements and future goals.
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Deer
Deer Streak Continues As Willcoxon Leads Victory
South Houston's Jeff Willcoxon kept his composure under pressure to throw two touchdowns and score the conversion that sealed a Deer win. Bill Byron Jerry Cornelius and Gary Plaisance anchored a strong defense, while Albert Zucha stood out in the past two games. If Willcoxon Black and Howell run well against North Shore, Deer expect a two TD win. Cont. from page reports Luella traffic debate influence on TOPICS grant vote. Marvel stresses city prerogative. Vann warns of danger to local children amid progress rhetoric.
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South Houston
Jeff Willcoxon
Quick Trojan
Bill Byron
Jerry Cornelius
Gary Plaisance
Albert Zucha
Deer
Mustangs
Willcoxon
Donnie Black
Mark Howell
North Shore
Smiley
Carl Roaches
Luella
Marvel
Hall
Highway Department
New Church Here To Hold First Service
A new Eastside Church of Christ opens in Deer Park at 2002 Hills shire with a 10 a.m. service on Sunday November 14 led by evangelist Don Pruitt. An old-time Gospel Singing follows at 3 p.m. and a second evening service at 6 p.m. Pruitt, from Pasadena, organized the church after moving from Ada Ohio. The Pasadena church of Christ at 800 Aurora Houston sponsors the event.
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Deer Park
Eastside
Pasadena
Church of Christ
Aurora
Houston
Around Town notes and school registration details
The column mentions Audrey Bailey receiving fish offers and planning to keep them coming, Bonnie Johnson missing a council meeting for tests at Gulfway General Hospital, a first child drive to the hospital, Elsie Moore bragging about a six pound red at Matagorda, Ralph Sparks missing deadlines, and Floyd Enochs sharing a tip. Winter term registration for Pasadena Community Evening School opens at Pasadena High School with classes starting November 18, hours, duration, and $30 cost.
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Audrey Bailey
Bonnie Johnson
Gulfway General Hospital
Houston
Walter Hall
Elsie Moore
Matagorda
Ralph Sparks
Floy Enochs
Pasadena Community Evening School
Pasadena High School
S. Shaver
Rams Teams Play For Championships
Deer Park Rams Junior and Senior teams reach All-Play Football League finals at Dickinson High School Stadium on Saturday November 13. Juniors face League City Panthers at 12 noon, seniors meet Alvin Packers at 1 30 p m, marking Deer Park’s first finals appearance.
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Deer Park Rams
Dickinson High School
Rams
League City Panthers
Alvin Packers
Deer Park
Ram
Gary West
Don Nix
Linden Embry
Dickinson Vikings
Seabrook Sharks
la Porte Cowboys
Nassau Bay Saints
NASA Space Bandits
South Houston Wildcats
Webster Comets
Hitchcock Red Raiders
Kevin Ford
Mike Doxey
Alan Embry
Mike Poe
Barry Damuth
Craig Barclay
Lee Nix
Clint Mills
Jeff Mundy
J. D. Sheppard
Frank Hickman
Darrell Drake
Greg James
Terry McHenry
Greg Saultz
Jody King
Roy Chevalier
Mike Shannon
Scott Whitaker
Tony Martin
James Patterson
Kevin Parnell
Steve Wood
David York
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Peter Fonda
Warren Oates
Verna Bloom
Alan Sharp
William Hayward
Pando Company
Universal Picture
Technicolor
John Wayne Kaatharine Ross Jim Nutton
Helleighiers
Columbia Pictures
Sean Connery
Robert M. Weitman
Anderson
Colonk Jal Pere An
Miller Panavision
R. 5 Akrinner Services Company
Phil Feldmain
Chrome
Ional Re
Colonial Drive-in
la Porte
Page
Simco
Field
Simco Co
Fields
James Williams
Temperance Lane
Spencerview
Chet Brooks
U.S
Bob Eckhardt
Bob Gammage
Deer Parkians
Council
John E. Vann
Princeton
Deer Park Public Library
Tom Sawyer
Tom Kelly
Jackie Moran
May Robson
Walter Brennan
Victor Jory
P&r
Ron Downing
Tatar
Pasadena, Texas
Paul Demetriou
Eddie Boyd
Chuck Hunter
Butch Pate
Joel Wilson
Chris van Bebber
Brad Bowsher
Russell Wood
Mark Pointer
Stan Ott
Ronnie Wingo
Terry Gorton
Mike Ramsey
Byron Moake
Doug Battarbee
Carl Self
Carlier
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Battleground
Brentwood
Franciscan
Buffalo Savings
F.S.L.I.C
Bellaire
Gulfgate
Town Plaza
W. Little Yor
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