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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1973

Page

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Bill Bailey Stanley Seeks Local Office in Deer Park Candidacy

Stanley, longtime Houston radio figure and Country Music Association director, announces his Stanley campaign with headquarters at 701 Omega. He urges fans to display yard signs and bumper stickers as elections set for Saturday Oct 6. He and wife Joyce have four children in Deer Park schools.

Stanley Country Music Association Houston Kirk Radio Bill Gavin Joyce Deer Park Bill Bailey 701 Omega

Polling Places Listed for Mass Transit Election

The City of Houston provides polling locations for residents south of X Street and in Precinct 420. Sites include W A Carpenter Elementary Precinct 1, Deer Park Civic Center Precinct 84, Lynchburg Elementary Precinct 96, Golden Acres Elementary Precinct 1532 Holley 170, Red Bluff Elementary Precinct 19, MecMasters Elementary Precinct 279, Deepwater Elementary Precinct 302, Jensen Elementary Precinct 348, San Jacinto College Administration Building Precinct 352, Highlands Elementary Precinct 387, and Deer Park Elementary Precinct 420. Information supplied by City Attorney Bill Olson.

X Street Carpenter W. A. Carpenter Deer Park Lynchburg Golden Acres Holley Red Bluff Red Bluff and Bearle Pasadena MecMasters Bennett Deepwater Glenmore Jensen Tulip San Jacinto College Spencer Highway Highlands Wallisville Road Luella City of Houston Bill Olson

Don Dickey Named NMS Semi Finalist

Don D Dickey son of Mr and Mrs Lyle M Dickey of 318 Alice Drive Deer Park was among five boys and three girls from the Pasadena and Deer Park School Districts named National Merit Scholarship semi finalists in 1974. Dickey age 17 played Varsity tennis in 10th and 11th grades at DPHS and is a member of the National Club. He attends Deer Park Church of Christ and plans to attend San Jacinto College and University of Houston. Others named were Michael I Connell Lewis Raymer Blake McPherson Donna Osgood Glenn Darrah Colleen Paulos and Larry Briggs all of Pasadena.

Don D. Dickey Lyle M. Dickey Alice Drive Deer Park Pasadena Dickey DPHS National Club Deer Park Church of Christ San Jacinto College University of Houston

Deer Park ISD Offers Free Drug Awareness Classes

The Deer Park Independent School District hosts free drug awareness classes for interested adults. Instructor Melvin Agnew says anyone may attend any number of sessions and start anytime. The next class is at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday Sept 27 in rooms 26 27 at Deer Park Junior High, with additional sessions slated for Oct 2, 4, and 9.

Deer Park Independent School Melvin Agnew Deer Park Junior High

Debra Stephens Named To UT Honor Roll

Debra Lynn Stephens of 7430 Carrie Deer Park was among 175 UT Austin students in General and Comparative Studies named to the spring semester honor roll. Stephens made the Cum Laude Amphia Et Magna list for distinguished academic achievement with at least 52 grade points and no failing grades.

Debra Lynn Stephens Carrie Deer Park University of Texas In Austin Ms. Stephens

Opinion on emissions tax may be forthcoming Monday

David M. Kendall, chairman of Attorney General John Hill's opinions committee, said a formal opinion on whether Hill considers emissions tax constitutional may be issued this week. Earlier statements had said the opinion would not be rendered until after the Oct. 6 elections on the taxing board and the proposed mass transit system.

David M. Kendall John Hill Hill

Evans Tops Progress Football Contest With 15 Right Picks

Jimmy Matthews first Evans picks winners in The Progress Football Contest last week with 15 correct, three wrong and two ties earning first place. Total Auto Supply and Deer Park Realty led season standings at 42-14-4. Evans to receive 15 dollars. Several tie nets across weekly and season results. readers urged to clip forms and mail in.

Dean Evans Luella Jimmy Matthews Total Auto Supply Deer Park Realty Evans Jimmie Griffey Kenny Alan Karl Baron Lane Leezer Realty Deer Park Lumber Western Auto Totar Auto Supply Furniture House Bay Area Insurance First National Bank Caffey’s Lucky Seven Deer Park Bank Hickory House Tg&y and His & Hers Hobby Shop Kesterson Motor Co Thomas Motors W-S Carpets Royal Academy of Fine Arts Kathy’s Korner Matthews Sup Erette Cafe Fey’s Lucky Seven Kathy's Korner and His & Hers Hobby Shop Hickory House and Tg&y W S Carpets West

Bayer Is New Deer Park Builder

A. J. Bayer, Deer Park's new builder, plans upscale features for his homes like blocked paneling and a custom kitchen in a three bedroom two bathroom house at 310 Village Lane listed for 82 900. Realtor Bob Tavel touts the unique finishes and Bayer's long history with A. J. Bayer Drywall Company, serving Pasadena and Deer Park for 26 years.

Deer Park A. J. Bayer Bob Tavel Village Lane Tavel Harvest Gold Tayel Bayer Martha A. J. Bayer Drywall Company Pasadena

Know Your Deer Park Volunteer Firemen

Jack Beckham, a newer member of the Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department since 1971, was born in Tompson and moved to Deer Park in 1968. He works in accounting at Maxwell House in Houston, attends St. Luke's Episcopal Church, and has been active in the Deer Park Jaycees. his dedication earns high praise from fellow firefighters.

Deer Park Jack Beckham Princeton Tompson Jack Sandra Jack Jr Vicki Christopher St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Deer Park Jaycees Maxwell House Coffee Company Houston Beckham Fred Cantu Lufkin

High School Play Festival Planned at IWC San Antonio

High school drama groups are invited to compete in the annual High School Play Festival on the Incarnate Word College campus in San Antonio on November 9 and 10. Entries may be a one act play or cuttings from a longer work. Each performance in the IWC Auditorium must not exceed thirty minutes.

Incarnate Word College San Antonio IWC

Deer Park Football Trophy Donation Thank You Note

A Deer Park coach thanks the Deer Park Progress for a donation that funds a trophy honoring outstanding players. The trophy is displayed in the fieldhouse classroom and invites readers to visit with the team and view the award. Gary Berry signs as Head Football Coach.

The Deer Park Gary Berry

Jackie Osborn Receives Deer Park Rotary Scholarship

Miss Jackie Michelle Osborn, 18, daughter of J. W. Osborn and Barbara Osborn of Deer Park, was named the Deer Park Rotary Club scholarship recipient for San Jacinto College. She graduated Deer Park High School in 1972, earned honors in National Honor Society and Spanish clubs, and appeared on the Dean's List as a freshman interior design student at San Jacinto.

Harold Dudley Deer Park Rotary Club Jackie Michelle Osborn Jackie San Jacinto College J. W. Osborn Barbara Osborn Deer Park High School Osborn Spanish Club FTA Deer Park Chorale Deer Park School Foods Association Deep San Jacinto San Jac

College Park Chatter celebrates birthdays and club plans

George Ann Bedford notes James Jones and Connie Culling birthday celebrations. The College Park Women's Club held September meetings with Susan Packfice and members planning a November Holiday Style Show. Halloween Carnival at College Park Elementary is planned for Oct 27 with a Poster Contest on Oct 15 and a Costume Contest. A surprise baby shower for Frances Robb was hosted by Jan Culling. Contact 479-3601 with news items.

George Ann Bedford James Jones Connie Culling Connie College Park Women's Club Susan Packfice Ramona Brinkley Claudette Halder Leona Bass Amma Rae Lamar Kay Navarrett Pam Barker Marge Slack Barb Stanley College Park Elementary Frances Robb Jan Culling

Opti Mrs Plan Banquet Set For October Fourth

Nine members attended the Deer Park Opti-Mrs meeting where officers were elected. New officers will be installed at the annual banquet with the Optimist club at Jim and Jerry's Restaurant on Oct. 4. Dinner costs $3 with reservations to Mrs. Connie Palmour at 479-7541. The club meeting place has moved to Deer Park Bank on the third Thursday each month.

Deer Park Jim and Jerry’s Connie Pal~mour Deer Park Bank

Alpha Lambda Nu Meeting Details and Transfers

The Alpha Lambda Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday September 17 at the Center Building. Officers discussed chapter business service projects and By-Laws, approved plans for a Las Vegas party, and conducted a transfer ritual for Dena Henslee. Carmen Reynolds attended as guest. refreshments followed.

Alpha Lambda Nu Beta Sigma Phi Center Building Las Vegas Dena Henslee Alpha Lambda Nu Chapter Carmen Reynolds

Also Mentioned on This Page

Don Dickey Debra Stephens Diamond Diamond Shamrock Chemical Company E. A. Rose James H. Cox W. Parkstown Floydada Texas Tech New Deer Park Linda Carl Douglas Randy Deborah Knights of Columbus American Legion St. Jerome Catholic Church Heather Marie Hamilton Mary Ronnie Hamilton Cinderella Prince Charming Julia R. Prieto Doris Leno Thomas Hamilton Robbie Tommy Don Wiggins Carolyn Tolpert Jason Sherrie Donna Brenda Sivley Robert Ashley Shana V. Ashley Jesse L. Campbell Deer Park Independent School District PD. Pol. Adv Texas W. 7Th Street Larry Power Elsie Moore Dottie McFerrin J. R. Curren Ann Owen Oly Kyle Nonme" Barton Jane Bauer Harris County Jackie Osborn Rotary Lege College Park Opti Plan Hember Sister Angelina W. Main Houston San Jacinto Battleground Coliseum Foley Americard Houston Post
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