Awards For Safety Are Presented At Lion Oil Refinery
Lion Oil refinery employees received six national safety awards and forty four individual awards at a meeting held December 18. John M. Chamberlin of Texas City presented the recognitions for Monsanto's Hydrocarbons Division. The refinery earned the National Safety Council top award for 1963 accident free work and other honors for sustained safety, with nearly 2.5 million man hours without a disabling injury from Feb 7, 1961, to Jan 1, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Oil
Max Moody
John M. Chamberlin
Texas City
Monsanto
National Safety Council
NSC
American Petroleum Institute
Joseph A Helms Safey Assn
National Petroleum Refiners Assn
Moody
W. E. Batchelor
Iuce Local 381
Chamberlin
Hytower Cox
Bruce Edwards
J 1 Fairly
Bryan Harrell
John Harvey
George Keeter
Robert Love
Walter Mahan
Donald Mitchell
Thomas McGarity
Floyd McGoogan
Preston Odell
JA. Russell
Clifton Sims
Clinton Waldron
Wallace Dunn
Welton Grimes
Willie Lawson
John Richmond
Lee Tucker
John Givens
James Greer
Robert Lowenthal
Archie Lyons
James Mason
Cecil Nesbit
Harry Parker Jr
Henry Warren
R. L. Mann
Board of Directors Gold
John M Chamberlin
IUCE
Suits Filed in Second Division Chancery Court
Sally L Reddin filed for divorce from Charles E Reddin on grounds of indignities and seeks custody of five minor children. Three suits were filed in Second Division Circuit Court. J Elmer Droddy sues Pacific Insurance Co of New York for 6045 plus 12 percent penalty and attorney fees. Robert R Brown Jr A Johnson and Andy Riger dba United Insurance Agency sue Baron MacGregor for 719.35 plus 6 percent interest from Sept 30 1963 until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Sally L Reddin
Charles E. Reddin
J. Elmer Droddy
Pacific Insurance Company of New York
Robert R. Brown Jr
A . Johnson
Andy Riger
Dba
United Insurance Agency
Baron MacGregor
Municipal Court Fines Toast Routine in City Division
Eighteen persons were fined a total of 570 dollars in City Division Municipal Court. Fines ranged from 10 to 125 dollars for offenses including drunkenness driving while intoxicated assault and resisting officers. The session also saw bonds forfeited and penalties for overload stock at large and gaming. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington turns out about 9 billion currency annually.
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City Division
Earl Robinson
E. Cook Sr
C. W. Greer
Junction City
James M. Cornish
James M. Ross
Nelson
Rear
Carlton Kinard
W. Fifth St
Ted T. Novick
W. Faulkner St
Robert Turner
Camp St
Powell Pickering
P. O
Ed Osborn
Hillsboro
Jake Boone Jr
B. St
Willie Kilmore
Chester L. Ford
Jimmy Richmond
Barnes St
J. G. Ragsdale
Cort Sellers
New Hope
Adell Snowden
Arkansas St
Bill Wylie
Carthage
Ark
Olin Mathieson
Huttig
James Henderson
Crossett
J. O. Nutt
Hampton
Harvey Shelton
Strong
Clenon Bucks
Lawrence Henderson
Box 184
Eugene Battles
Rt. 2
el Dorado
Jack Ailes
Alvin Henderson
J. C. Candley
E. Cook St
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Croydon Votes To Buy New Mayor Car
The Croydon town council approved purchasing a new mayoral car for 9847.60 dollars despite protests. Critics noted the current car, bought three years ago, cost 9004.80 dollars and questioned the need for a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
England
UPI
Rotarians Urged to Embrace True Christmas Spirit
Bishop Robert R. Brown urged Rotary Club members to light one more candle for freedom against despair. He cited a New York stabbing where bystanders did not intervene and warned against indifference, calling for Christian involvement and brotherhood. The remarks followed a luncheon at the Rufus Garrett Hotel with community members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Brown
Episcopal Diocese of
Arkansas
Rotary Club
Rufus Garrett Hotel
Bishop Brown
Cain
Abel
Brown
New York City
John Holloway
Rayford McLean
Yost McKinney
Bert Cheek
Steve Bradley
Magnolia
Fred Rogers
Camden
Milton Sprague
Emmett R. Coley
N. O. Bledsoe
Walter Giller
Phil Goodwin
James McLean
Bill Robertson
Mike Murphy
Chancery Court Rules in Four Civil Decrees
Judge Claude E Love presided over four chancery cases delivering rulings Monday. Grover White v Ora Lee White awarded a desertion-based decree to the plaintiff. Frances M Green v Roger C Green orders support of 20 dollars weekly plus 25 dollars suit money and 75 dollars attorney fee. K C Reedy v Waldence Reedy grants three years separation. Roy R Roberts v H J Heartwell et al issued a decree as per precept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Love
Chancery Court
Grover White
Ora Lee White
Frances M. Green
Roger C. Green
K. C. Reedy
Waldence Reedy
Roy R. Roberts
H. J. Heartwell
Zales credits ads with jump in Christmas sales
Zales Jewelers reports profits up about ten percent over last year as Ben Lipsky credits increased local newspaper advertising and a year long national program. He says sales growth is spread across 39 states with strong demand for diamond jewelry amid rising living standards and more disposable income. The firm plans to expand local ads in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal
Zale’s Jewelers
Ben A. Lipsky
Fortune Magazine
Zale
Lipsky
Lipshy
El Dorado Council Sets Tuesday Meeting Time
The El Dorado City Council will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday instead of Thursday and consider bids on four 1965 paving items gravel ready mix concrete asphalt patching material and hot mix for paving This agenda note also mentions regular business emphasis on diamond styling and fashion.
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el Dorado City
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Don Matthews
Dubach
Theodis Gaines
Rt. 5
R. E. Nobles
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
Great Lakes
O. C. Bailey
el Dorado Industrial Development Corp
Clark N. Barton
el Dorado Chamber of Commerce
Nobles
Jess Merkle
Greater el Dorado
Lee Zachary
GEC
Xmas Ift
Idea
D Chen
Homelite
Salvation Army
Christ
Roosa
Treasury Department
Robert V. Roosa
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Sersason
Bertlyn
Bertlyns
Off Inney
Eldorado
North Washington
Dial UN
Cas
Archer
Yale
Leon McKinney
Bangkok
Rose Haven
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