Deer Park Cagers Hayre and Buruk Make All District Teams
Deer Park Varsity basketball squad earns District 23 AAAA honors with John Hayre on the First Team and Bob Burk on the Second Team. Also noted is Renfro of North Texas State University’s honor roll as part of the fall semester. Other players receive honorable mention as Deer Park High finishes second to Rasburn in district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayre
Boruk
Ware Temper
Af Boner Powell
John Hayre
Denton — Salle
V. Renfro
Teer Park
North Texas State University
Renfro
Jesse FP. Renfro
Martha
Deer Park High
Sears
Big Bob Burk
David Watkins
Glenn Cummins
Jaenderson
Beer
Deer Park Jligh
Rasburn
Managers Sought for Teenage Baseball League Seeks Contacts
Local league invites managers for the teenage baseball program. Call Hay White at 479 3598 or Mrs Mary Lou Stifle at 479 3186 to apply, with details on affiliation and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay White
Mary Lou Stifle
Bridal Shower Honoree Miss Pat Records Touched by Kind Hosts
Miss Pat Records was honored with a bridal shower at Mrs. Kitty Brels ford JH Norwand home. Co-hostesses included Mesdames Millie Reid Velma Caleman Leola Goss Helen Johnson Elma Lewis Elsie Moore Evelyn Patterson Betts Turner Goldie Wells. Special guests were Mrs. M A Glasscock grandmother of the bride elect and Mrs Mary Glasscock cousin from Houston and the prospective Broom's mother Mrs BE Boswell. Petit fors punch and coffee were served during the Come and Go affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Millie Reid
Velma Caleman
Leola Goss
Helen Johnson
Elma Lewis
Elsie Moore
Evelyn Patterson
Betts Turner
Goldie Wells
M. A. Glasscock
Mary Glasscock
Houston
Broom
BE. C. Boswell
Petit Fors
San Jacinto College Named ACT Test Center for April 26
San Jacinto College was designated as a test center for the American College Test on Saturday morning April 26. High school students must mail a completed Test Registration Form and $6 fee by Monday March 24. Forms available from Mr. Rushing or Dr. Vernon J. Odom in Lubbock. The ACT will be administered at about 2,100 centers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto College
N. M. Rushing
Rushing
Vernon J. Odom
50Th Street
Lubbock
Texas
Newcomers to Deer Park Welcome List
The community of Deer Park welcomes new residents You C Nash Jr at 806 Helen Wayne Ralph 4505 College Park Bob by Schmitz 4521 College Park Michael I Rogers 1126 Princeton M F Collings Jr 742 Amherst James W Jones 301 Cile Lane Larry McCage 1101 Purdue James D Roach 4628 Luella and Beatrice Pate 2814 Coy Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
C. Nash, Jr
Helen
Wayne Ralph
College Park
Bobby Schmitz
Michael I. Rogers
Princeton
M. F. Collings, Jr
Amherst
James W. Jones
Cile Lane
Larry McCage
Purdue
James D. Roach
Luella
Beatrice Pate
Coy Drive
Pearce Catching For Cougar Team at UH Opener
Robert Pearce of Deer Park plays catcher for the University of Houston baseball team opening its 1969 schedule on the UH campus field. The catcher, under Coach Lovette Mills, helps lead a pre season favorite in district six NCAA play. A 1967 Deer Park High graduate, he starred in football and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pearce
Deer Park
University of Houston
Pearce
Lovette Mill
Deer Park High
Azalea Trail Weekend House and Garden Tour
The River Oaks Garden Club hosts its 34th annual Azalea Trail with final tours this Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets cost 4.50 in advance or 5 at the gate, with 75 cents per garden. eight gardens are featured, six with homes open. Proceeds support club civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Oaks Garden Club
Garden Club Forum
Westheimer
Palm Terrace Petal Pushers Meet for Americana Flower Show
The Palm Terrace Petal Pushers plan a March 18 meeting at 7 30 p m in Deer Park Bank Hospitality Room where Nelda McCreight will present a slide on Wild Flowers of Texas. The group hosts a March 19 1 to 5 p m Deer Park Civic Center flower show titled Americana open to the public with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Terrace
Deer Park Bank
Nelda McCreight
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Valm Terrace
Deer Park Civic Center
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Readings Invite Believers
The church will read a Bible verse from Kings and a Science and Health selection on Subtance. The services at Christian Science Society begin at 11 a.m. at 1112 South Water in Pasadena and invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Foldy
Christian Science Society
South Water
Pasadena
WAFER
Coenan
Spinks Elected S D H S Student Council VP
David Spinks, Deer Park High School sophomore, won the February 10 student council vice presidential election. He promised to meet duties without promising hard to keep pledges and will serve next year as vice president and the following year as president. He has been class president for two years. Other candidates were Paul Knox Corky Cottrell Donald Knutson and Walt Powell. Doyle Fenn called the race one of the closest in school history. David is the son of Mr and Mrs Victor E Spinks of 813 Ivy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Cittzens
Deer Park
Center Street
Spencer Highway
Planning and Zoning Commission and Park and Recreation Board
David Spinks
Deer Park High School
Student Council
David
Paul Knox
Corky Cottrell
Donald Knutson
Walt Powell
Doyle Fenn
Victor E. Spinks
Ivy Street
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Sally Renfro
Cooper Bros. Carpet Cleaners
South Ave
Buffalo
Fs.llc
Gulfgate
J.D. Sheppard
Pat Records
Kitty Brelsford
JH Norwand
Cougar Team
Thomason
Spencer Hwy
K-Mart Plaza
Spinks
S. Council
Farmers Insurance
J. P. Bonnette O'Connor Bidg
Center St. Res
Lynchburg Crossing
Lynchburg Ferries
Battleground Road
Center Cleaners
Home Owned and Operated
A. R. Burketts
Center ST. Bus
Income Tax Service
Center St
Brogan’s & Pickle’s
Phillips 66
OLA Mae
Plant's Florist & Nursery
Progress
Wallace State Farm Ins
Western Auto Store
Bonnette Farmers Insurance Group
Sivley
ENCO
Brogan
S & Pickle
WINGO
Matthews Superette
Dickinson
Seezer Realty
King Center
Washateria—O'connor Real Estate
Tot's Club
Joe Ballard
Kesterson Motor CO
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