Large public school orchestra tryouts in Houston IEx
In November 1814 San Jacinto High School hosted tryouts for regional orchestra and potential All-State Youth Orchestra members. About twelve instrumentalists from orchestra and band performed before three judges, with finalists sending tapes to astate committee. The Region Orchestra, led by Dr. Clyte Roller, performed Handel and Verdi pieces at Levy Hall on Saturday evening.
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San Jacinto High School
Ann Ex
Austin Street
Houston
Levy
Becky Willard
Russell Destar
Glenda Walkar
Hope Grben
Allstate Grew
Mark Upton
Brenda Ruth
Bert Parrh
Patti French
Celia Goateber
Julia Wheeler
Stephen Young
Tommy ‘Thompece
Hhe
Clyte Roller
University of Houston Symphony
Houston Symphony Orchestra
George Frederic Handel
Balles Oy
Jean Sibiine
G. Verdt
Father Son Cake Auction Friday Night
Cub Scout Pack 268 hosts its annual Father and Son Cake Bake Auction at 1:30 PM Friday November 20 in Deer Park Civic Center main auditorium. Cakes read themed decorations Reading “Fro ter Days” promise fine artistry. First to third place prizes, bidding, and a fast-paced sale await attendees.
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Cub Scout Pack 268
Father and Son
Deer Park
Tom Records
New Folks In Deer Park
New residents listed in Deer Park include Ernest Schiverdtteger at 2805 Kingadale self employed and W L Burns at 2626 Kings ale near a Shell Station. Also noted are J C Jenkins Jr at 145 Lame bath Thomas Hamilton at 906 Bos ey Sean La Fee Bobby Jordan at 3417 Birch Lape and an employee of Tex Weld en Sepply.
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Ernest Schiverdtteger
Kingadale
W. L. Burns
Kingsale
Shell Station
J.C. Jenkins Jr
Lame Bath
Thomas Hamilton
Bosey Sean la Fee
Bobby Jordan
Birch ‘Lape
Tex Welden Sepply
Church Plans Thanksgiving Observance at Deer Park
Deer Park United Methodist Church at 230 East Fourth Street announces a Sunday service at 10:60 a.m. with the message "Thanksgiving A Spiritual ..." led by Rev. Joe W. Fort. A midweek gathering is planned for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Deer Park United Method
Fourth St
Joe W. Fort
Local Sorority Rituals Highlight Pasadena Chapter
Pasaden a Beta Sigma Phi sorority members took part in fall rituals on November 9 at First Methodist Church. Leaders Sandy Trice Connie Carden and Charlotte Raynor pledged during the ceremony with Ginger Lintott assisting and Sue Hughes Marela Todd Linda Ralph receiving jewels pins. Refreshments followed and cleanup aides from several other ae Ca assisted.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Pasadena
First ‘Methodist Church
Sandy Trice
Connie Carden
Charlotte Raynor
Plomicron Chapter
Ginger Lintott
Sue Hughes
Marela Todd
Linda Ralph
Dale Black
Shirley Johnson
Don Toby McFerrin
Mary Stepp
Ae Ca
Local Birth Announcements From Pasadena Bayshore
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Neal McCoy of 1006 Frances announce the birth of a son Kenneth Neal Jr on Oct 27 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jose Al Salto as Ramon II of 2809 Kingsdale Dr announce the birth of a daughter Cynthia Jo Anne on Oct 29 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital. Mr and Mrs Allan Bay Star of 1202 E Brown announce the birth of a son Michael Allan on Nov 5 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital. Mr and Mrs William M Roberts of 2718 Wisdom announce the birth of a son Brian Keith on Nov 1 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital.
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Kenneth Neal McCoy
Frances
Kenneth Neal Jr
Pasadena Bayshore Hospital
Ramon
Jose al Sal
Ramon II
Kingsdale
Cynthia Jo Anne
Star
Allan Bay Star
E. Brown
Michael Allan
Roberts
William M. Roberts
Wisdom
Brian Keith
College Park CORNER celebrates first birthday at Jeffrey McFerrin home
Community notes from College Park celebrate birthdays and visits. Jeffrey McFerrin of Amherst Lane hosts a party on November 17 with friends Kurt and Kim Black, Carrie W. Walt ers, Lois Brown, Carrie Epper son and Tiffsey Lonnie. Deer Park Taycee Ettes held a Suitcase Party with Bill Layfield and Artie McFerrin attending. Layfield won a black dress. wife wore negligee and straw hat. The McFerrins dressed as an old lady and a track runner. Latchfords hosted family for an aunt’s funeral. College Park Women’s Club to hold December luncheon December 3 at Kay Urban’s. members invited with covered dish. November meeting featured Christmas decorations program by Artistic Crafts. Susie Turnbo reports 193 of 198 cookbooks sold. New Madison family of Lambert Lane welcomed. Lenny Wolt’s parents and Glenn Whitmyer visiting. They plan to attend the Oilers game. Troop 1672 Brownies visited Bay Area Boulevard Park for cookout. Barker family returning from Brownstown Illinois. Lynette Latchford and Debra Porter to march with Deerettes in Foley’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Glenda Kiaras broke a toe earlier while cleaning fat. Scriptural readings in Lescon Sermon Soul and Body recount healings of Christ Jesus.
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Deer Park
Ren Dee
Susie ‘Turnbo
College Park
Madison
Lam‘bath Lane
Madisons
Deer
Brownies
Bay Area Boulevard Park
Barkers
Rutgers
Brownstown
Til
Lynette Latchford
Debra Porter
Deer Park Deerettes
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FTA
Barbara
By Carol McCambridge
Bobby
Sevial
As & Junor
Botby
Uior
My Alpha Theta
Boonie Dietrich
Paul Hager
Blas
Marcia Freeman
Patt French
Randy Breisford
Eddie Livingston
Mark Vaughn
South Houston
Teachers of America
Waltrip High School
Pam Neal Nor
Son
Duane O’banion
Nam‘ly
Joette Mallett
Randy Porter
Joette
Randy
Pam Neal
Connie Monceaux
Brenda Sheppard
Jette ‘Mottett
Diane Fowier
Debbie Pattison
Debbie
Colovin
McDaniel ‘Long
Micky Vann
Clarence Ellis
Mike Glazer
Raul Ramos
Kenny Shirley
Richard Miller
Harold Woytek
Bert Furrh
Robert Marlin
Roy Wilson
Howard
Antahed
Keutral & Wall Heaters
Wingos
Center
Jeffrey McFerrin
Amherst Lane
Jeffrey
Kurt
Kim Black
Carrie Walters
Lois Brown
Carrie Eperson
Tiffsey Lonnie
College Park Women's Club
Kay Urban
College Park Corner
By Emily Peeples
Leny
Charles Wolf
Glenn Whitmyer
Greentown
Oilers
Glenda Kiaras
Matthew
Christ Jesus
Sae
San Jacinto
Uleground
Swint’s TV
Zenith
Sue Swint
Daniel’s Meat Market
Reez
USDA
Tresh
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