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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1968
Page
2
An editorial meditates on the Christmas season’s quiet joy and the unique flavor of the holidays. It notes unasked for smiles, free time, children with Santa, family tree outings, crowded church pews, and the rise of the word love in public discourse as people seek understanding in Christmastide. The piece laments the season’s short life.
After delays and minor mishaps the 396 Chevy truck is assembled and running though a few brackets and parts are still needed. The photo shows the running vehicle with Schlitz cans nearby and Brad Tidwell hunting.
The November Laugh-In magazine extends the TV show's humor into print with jokes and parodies. It adds educational quips, a Phyllis Diller interview, new talent segments, and two pages of news tests, totaling 66 pages for 50 cents.
Gamma Phi Kappa held a Christmas party December 17 at Sharon Dutfurth's home and planned a Christmas basket for a needy family. They proposed money making projects, a January 25 car wash from 9 AM to 4 PM charging $1 per car, and an all school function next semester. A February 14 Valentine’s Dance was suggested but awaits calendar approval.
A column defines a fraternity as a brotherhood with shared interests, critiques U S frats as clannish, and notes Greek participation on campuses. It urges readers to be friendly to Greeks, citing campus badge culture and Greek involvement in student life.
The Circle K Ettes completed two service projects this season. They donated a Thanksgiving food basket to a needy family and plan a Christmas party and another basket for the same family. A giant snowman for the December 7 parade, Frosty, now greets visitors in the library.
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