The Heart Beat Wins First Place Award
The Heart Beat magazine from the Galveston County Medical Assistants Society won first place at the 11th Texas Medical Assistants Association convention in Wichita Falls. It marks the publication's fifth award, with prior state and national honors in 1964 66 and 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Medical Assistants Association
Wichita Falls
Heart Beat
Galveston County Medical Assistants Society
American Association of Medical Assistants
Ruth Ferguson
R.N
Charles T. Stone Sr
Bexar Tales
Tarrant
Bexar
J. J. Andujar
M.D
Sprosser Wynn
W. G. Hewitt
TCU
Thelma Dahm
TMAA
Victoria - Calhoun - Goliad Co
J.B. Hicks
Houston
First Methodist Church Honors Youth Director David Fagan
David Fagan, Summer Youth Director for La Marque First Methodist Church, awarded a reception after Sunday evening service. He holds a B S from Stephen F. Austin College, has 21 hours toward an M A, and has previously directed youth at Marvin Methodist Tyler and First Methodist Nacogdoches.
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David Fagan
Fagan
la Marque First Methodist Church
Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
Marvin Methodist Church
Tyler
First
La Marque Summer School Clinic Seeks Late Registrations
Helen Spiers, coordinator for the La Marque summer school program, announces a late registration for the elementary Summer School Clinic. Registration will be at the La Marque School Administration Building on May 31 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Helen Spiers
la Marque
la Marque School
CYO Bulletin Plans Booth At Bazaar And Officers Slate
CYO sets a pull the string booth at the K of C bazaar and calls for volunteers via John Remmers. A planning meeting at 6 p.m. June 9 precedes committee meetings at 7 for officers and advisers, followed by a general business meeting and officer nominees for next year. Nominees include Diane Macik and John Remmers for president, Gail Deats Pat Pesek Lester Horner and John Macrini for vice president, Mike La Point Linda Robicheaux for treasurer, Bernadette Ludlow and Tyna Smith for secretary. The La Marque Church Sunshine Band hosts a green leaf tea on Sunday June 2 from 3 to 6 p.m. at Frances Thompson’s home 6114 Mentor Dr with a $1 donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Macik
John Remmers
Gail Deats
Pat Pesek
Lester Horner
John Macrini
Mike la Point
Linda Robicheaux
Bernadette Ludlow
Tyna Smith
Chapel
Sunshine Band
la Marque
Church of God In Christ
Frances Thompson
Pauls Union Whit Sunday Services At HemisFair
Pauls Union church lists a 9 30 a m worship with associate pastor Bruce Dowlin preaching on The Power of the Spirit from Acts 2 2 A Sunday school for all ages runs 10 45 to 11 30 a m The 7 p m service features Dust or Destiny a Moody Institute of Science color film about life and creation A monthly board meeting is Monday at 7 p m Bible study Tuesday with Dowlin Acts Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 p m and Saturday 5 p m the softball team departs for Houston at 4 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Dowlin
Christian Endeavor Societies
Moody Institute of Science
HemisFair
Dowlin
Houston
OES Installation In Hitchcock
The Hitchcock chapter 1085 Order of the Eastern Star will hold an open installation at the John Mitchell Masonic Lodge in Hitchcock on Tuesday June 4 at 8 p.m. Installing officers will be Elsie Paladino Martha Sanders Myrtle Coleman Margaret Hoffman and Opal Tippen.
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Hitchcock
Order of the Eastern Star
John Mitchell Masonic Lodge
Elsie Paladino
Martha Sanders
Myrtle Coleman
Margaret Hoffman
Opal Tippen
Rainbow Assembly installation in La Marque set
Linda Jeffcoat, daughter of Mr and Mrs O K Jeffcoat, will be installed as Worthy Advisor of La Marque Assembly 256 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls on June 1 at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Hall. Also installed will be Jackie Kirkham Debbie Norris Ketta Sapp Gail Colwell with appointed officers and installing officers listed. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jeffcoat
O. K. Jeffcoat
Lamar
la Marque
Tommeye Warren
Bethany Meenen
Karen Albaral
Kathy Dever
Lana Wilson
Terri Lehman
Peggy Oliver
Donna Davenport
Connie Mack
Karen McWhorter
Rhonda Gil
Funeral Services for Gardy Lee Bousia Texas City Man
Funeral services for Gardy Lee Bousia 36 of Texas City were held May 26 at Mainland Funeral Home Chapel. Burial followed at Magnolia Cemetery in Dickinson. He died in John Sealy Hospital Friday at 12:30 a.m. from injuries in an automobile crash. Survivors include wife Eloie Bowden Bousia four daughters two sons a stepson father and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardy Lee Bousia
Texas City
Mainland Funeral Home Chapel
F. M. Johnson
Magnolia Cemetery
Dickinson
Bousia
John Sealy Hospital
Eloie Bowden Bousia
Brenda
Cynthia
Paula Bousia
Diane Bousia
Houston
Greg
Gordy Lee Bousia Jr
Byron Pete Brisco
Port Arthur
Linton Bousia
Mary Louise Jennings
Milton Rodgers Funeral Rites Held for 16 in Hitchcock
Funeral services for Milton Lee Rodgers, 16, of Hitchcock were held Saturday May 25 at 1 p.m. at Greater Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Galveston. Burial followed at Barbour Memorial Cemetery in Hitchcock under Fields' Funeral Home. Rodgers died Friday May 24 at 8:57 p.m. in John Sealy Hospital.
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Milton Lee Rodgers
Hitchcock
Greater Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Galveston
Barbour Memorial Cemetery
Fields’ Funeral Home
John Sealy
Johnson Rites Held for Sara Johnson in Erie
Funeral services for Sara J. Johnson 80 of St. Paul Kansas were held May 23 at Pierce Funeral Home in Erie Kansas. She died May 21 at Labette County Medical Center Parsons Kansas after a short illness. She was mother of Galveston County Tax Assessor-Collector C. R. Johnson. Survived by brother John Harless Flint Michigan sister Mary Adams Houston five grandchildren six great grandchildren.
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Sara J. Johnson
St. Paul
Kans
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons, Kans
John Harless
Flint, Mich
Mary Adams
Houston
Celebration of Holy Communion at St Michael's Church
The Rev H Raymond Kearby announces holy communion at 7 30 a m and 10 a m at St Michael's Episcopal Church The 10 a m sermon by the rector titled Reconcile the Spirit will feature music by the senior choir Mrs James Gartrell directs the choir There will be no midweek service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Raymond Kearby
St. Michael‘s Episcopal Church
James Gartrell
McKinney WSCS To Hear Delegates
The McKinney Memorial United Methodist Church WSCS meets at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday June 4 in the T L Long Fellowship hall. Delegates report on the Texas Conference WSCS meeting in Houston May 20. Nomination chair Mrs. R W Loud presents officers for the new year. Plans are made for the Palestine mission school event July 15 through 19. Members may attend the Houston service June 4 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
McKinney Memorial United Methodist Church
T. L. Long Fellowship Hall
Texas
United Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Houston
R. W. Loud
Texas Conference School of Christian Mission
Palestine
Uniting Service
E.U.B. Woman’s Society of World Service
Texas Conference
First Methodist Church of
Funerals for Mrs. Henry C. Chap man in Texas City and kin
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Lee Chapman were held at First Methodist Church Texas City with Rev. Karl Bayer officiating. Burial was at Galveston Memorial Park Hitchcock. Survivors include son Lynn Chapman Houston daughter Mrs William T. Brown Texas City and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C
Maggie Lee) Chapman
First Methodist Church of
Texas City
Karl Bayer
Richard Freeman
Dallas
Emken-Linton Funeral Home
Galveston Memorial Park
Hitchcock
Chapman
Moody House
Galveston
WSCS
Rotary Anns
Texas City Civic Club
Texas City Study Club
Temple Lumber Co
Chapman- Brown Lumber Co
Lynn Chapman
Houston
William T. Brown
A. P. Garrett
Ross
Royal H. Porter
San Antonio
Funeral services for Jessie Sparks 85 of Galveston
Jessie Sparks 85 of 5609 Washington Ave died May 18 in John Sealy Hospital. He was born April 29 1883 in Navasota and lived in Galveston County 73 years. A World War I veteran, he belonged to Rising Star Baptist Church ILU 851 and IUCL Local No 10. Survivors include wife son Clarence Branch and brother Will Sparks.
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Jessie
Sparks
Washington Ave
Rising Star Baptist Church
Rising Star Cemetery
Fields’ Funeral
Galveston
John Sealy Hospital
Navasota
Galveston County
Rising Star Baptis Church
International Longshoremen’s Association
Independent Union Colored Labor Local No. 10
Clarence Branch
Will Sparks
Marlin
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Greg Derden
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First Methodist Church
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S.F.A
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Texas Association of English Teachers
Pi Gamma Mu
Sigma Tau Delta
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Harold Fagan
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Annita Morgan
Sheron Hamil
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