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Newspaper
Deer Park Weekly Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
6
Deepwater Elementary in Deer Park School District focuses on crafts for Mothers Day. Mrs Barber guides first graders who mix cornstarch soda and water to form a recipe holder using a plastic fork as support.
Shell Oil Co reports first quarter earnings of 71.8 million, 3 percent below prior year. Net income 1.06 per share on 67.4 million shares, up funds from operations 9 percent to 162.3 million. McCurdy cites stock issue and factors from inflation, strikes, weather, and expanded exploration. notes 8 percent gain in automotive gasoline, 8 percent higher natural gas production, and refinery crude intakes up 10 percent to a quarterly high.
The San Jacinto College Music Department presents an 8 p m Saturday May 10 concert in Slocomb Auditorium. Concert Choir performs works by Nystedt Bright Thomp son Kodaly Brahms and Vecchi with Rhonda Miller and Billy Fortson as accompanists and dancers. Women and Men’s Choruses feature selections by Dello Joio Goe manne Taylor Ayer Genuchi with soloists Jim Bush Don Cass Ralph Aman and Terry Gore. After intermission Stage Band directed by Everett Schmidt plays William Byrd Suite and related pieces.
The Kennedy family thanks the Deer Park Emergency Corp for fast care. Mr. Kennedy was dismissed from the hospital and is doing well. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kennedy 201 Linda Street Cotton is the only major fiber that increases in strength when it is wet.
The Texas Hot Shot Band and THS combo present their tenth annual concert on Saturday May 10 at 8 p.m. in the Gaines Y Mason Auditorium. Tickets cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, available from Jacquilyn Norrix or Coffman's Conservatory of Music, or at the door.
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