Brady Point Leader Series Tightens As Intramurals Near End
Brady holds a 13 point lead over Neal Oakes for high point man with 179 counters to date while Oakes has 166. Partin and Kirtley trail in second, and Serres leads Group III with 889 to Doyle Creekmore’s 860. Don Fuller dominates intramural tennis, earning singles and doubles titles as final matches near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brady
Neal Oakes
Brady
Oakes
James Partin
Jack Kirtley
Robert Serres
Doyle Creekmore
TB or not TB in Shakespearean spoof
A humorous verse recalling a sick friend in Tudor style. It parodies diagnosis with repeated TB doubt, bloodletting, and Hadacol as cures. The narrator insists fresh air and a country vacation fail to prove health, ending with the doctor declaring tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Gigout
Lee College Opens Summer School Registration
Register now for summer school at Lee College. Choose courses hours and instructors to fit your schedule and academic goals.
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LEE College
Brady Singles Champion and Stein Star in Lee College Table Tennis
Brady defeats Poage 21-16 11-0 21-17 to win the Lee College table tennis singles title. Brady and Stein win the doubles 21-16 21-19 21-17 over Stubbs and Kirtley. Mixed doubles final set for May 11 with Brady Bonner vs Oakes Wilson. Oakes Wilson beat Fuller Patterson 21-17 22-20 while Brady Bonner beat Everett Smith 21-11 21-10.
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Brady
Poage
Lee College
Jack Brady
Joe Stein
Jimmy Stubbs
Jack Kirtley
Julie Bonner
Neal Oakes
Betty Wilson
Oakes
Wilson
Don Fuller
Sylvia Patterson
Bonner
Homer Everett
Lynette Smith
Humble President Continued List of Names
A long line lists numerous individuals including Burns Russell E and Butaud Sally Harriet among others. The compilation names many residents or figures such as Jack A. Poage and Ben R. Powell along with Glenda Box Rogers and Charlene Ann Williams.
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Burns
Russell E. Butaud
Sally Harriet Butler
Ruth S. Clark
Dana Denney Couch
Roy E. Cowan
Doyle Eugene Creekmore
Judith Yvonne Davis
Charles Daniel Deeter
Lucile Foust Dill
Marvin John Dubeak
L. W. Dugat, Jr
John Cyril Eby
William T. Eford, Jr
Gwendolyn Ann Epperson
John D. Estetter
Homer E. Everitt
Russell A. Garcia, Jr
Jack W. Gardner
Dorothy Goyen
Jack Gunn
Helen Ann Hance
Daniel F. Heintschel
Donald L. Hill
William R. Holmes
James E. Jackson
Robert Clayton Jackson
Thomas J. Kinard, Jr
William P. Lovett
Delphine G. McAfee
George J. McClure
D. J. McFaddin, Jr
Raymond E. McGlothlin
Slydean
Adah Sherman
Mildred Skains
Charles A. Sue
William A. Smith
Carl E. Starkey
Gene A. Stephenson
Glenn Elmer Taylor
Richard Thrope
Bertha F. Twyman
George Eugene Vaughan
Clarence Lee Wallace
Betty Louise Warner
Richard L. Wells
Bobby Lee Williams
Charlene Ann Williams
Troy F. Wilson
Billy D. Wood
Glen M. Woods
Rebel Ranglers Club Formed At Western Campout
At a Western campout last month Allen Alford proposed a Western club for cow pokes. On April 2 a meeting set the Rebel Ranglers with officers Allen Alford foreman president Robert Lee Jones trail boss Terry Smith shyster secretary treasurer Philip McIlwain sheriff parliamentarian. First activity a hay ride to Collum Park on May 19 at eight o clock. fee one dollar per couple, hot dogs and drinks provided. Membership open to qualified Rebels. contact Foreman Alford.
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Rebel Ranglers
Allen Alford
Robert Lee Jones
Trail Boss
Terry Smith
Shyster
Philip McIlwain
Sheriff
Levi Ridin
Johnny Reb
Ranglers
CcCollum Park
Alford
Lee
Harry Smith
Johnny Odom
Baytown Art Exhibit Schedule Highlights Local Works
Cedar Bayou Junior High teacher Hillis led the May exhibit featuring REL High School and local junior high students. The Easter Exhibit by Houston Post runs May 7 to 11 at the Museum of Fine Arts, with later Baytown shows including the Art League Painting Class Exhibit May 14 to 18 and the Grand Finale Baytown Artists Exhibit May 21 to 24. Visiting hours vary by day, receptions May 14 and 21, and paintings are taken down May 19 and May 24.
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Hillis
Cedar Bayou
REL High School
Houston Post
Texas
Houston
Museum of Fine Arts
Art League
Lee
James Harrop
Baytown
LC Art Department
Robertson
Rebels Start Spring Training At Lee College
Johnny Chandler reports Lee College basketball opens spring training with 21 players attending. Eleven return from last season led by captains Tommy Parris and Freddie Cochran. Newcomers include Dub Mize and recruits from La Porte and REL.
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Johnny Chandler
Lee College
Aston Laird
Tommy Parris
Freddie Cochran
Parris
Cochran
Richard Wolfe
Tom Moser
Jerry Dodson
Bob Goffin
Sonny Morgan
Wyley Johnson
Delbert Derrett
Britton Phillips
Gene Thornton
Derrett
Phillips
Thornton
Roberts
Lee
la Porte
Charles Gunnells
Don Chance
Notable Houston civic leader and business figure obituary
Native Texan and Houston leader active in the State Bar Association and American Petroleum Institute. Past vice president of the Houston Chamber of Commerce, trustee of Texas Medical Center, involved with United Fund Harris County and St. Luke's Methodist Church. Honorary LL.D. from Texas Christian University in 1952. Lives at 2246 Troon Road with Thelma Kelley and three children.
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Turers
Houston, Texas State, and American Bar Association
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Houston Chamber of Commerce
American Petroleum Institute
United Fund of Houston
Harris County
Texas Medical Center, Inc
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Texas Christian University
Baker
Thelma Kelley
Troon Road
Houston
Student association reactivates after session at Wharton College
Lee C Headsregion inactive. schools plan April 19 meeting to reactivate. Convention at Wharton College welcomed by Dean Alexander. Dr Reynulds outlined association purpose and its Austin 1949 origin. Hugh Killin presided as president. officers elected Lee president Alvin vice president Victoria secretary South Texas parliamentarian. Fall conference set for Victoria to decide spring meeting site and date.
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Wharton College
Mike Alexander
Reynulds
Austin
Wharton
Hugh Killin
Lee
Alvin
Victoria
South Texas
Brady Clinches State Junior College Singles Tennis Title
Lee College star Jack Brady won the state junior college singles tennis championship at College Station after beating top seeds including Leo Mc Farland. Brady, coached by Alton Laird, also played with Edward Gillispie Al Mazoch and Robert Kannarr at the meet. Gillispie finished second in the 880 yard dash with a 2 03. He was edged by 2 01 3. Mazoch and Kannarr placed fourth in team golf. Brady had to defeat No 1 and No 2 seeds to claim the title.
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Johnny Chandler
Jack Brady
King of
Lee College
College Station
Brady
Alton Laird
Edward Gillispie
al Mazoch
Robert Kannarr
Gillispie
Texas A & M
Mazoch
Kannarr
Lee
Harley Lewis
Paris
Dan Carpenter
Odessa
Bob Swank
Amarillo
Swank
Leo McFarland
McFarland
Ruth Taylor to Wed C M Hooper This June
Ruth Taylor will work this summer and in June she will wed C M Hooper.
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Ruth Taylor
C. M. Hooper
Lee basketball uniforms cost and travel costs detailed
A reader report lists uniform costs totaling about 30 dollars per player with shoes six ninety five, shorts six fifty, jersey five, warm up ten, plus incidentals. Uniforms last two years and are cleaned every two games. Travel meals average about a dollar twenty five, hotel three fifty to four dollars per player. players drive in threes with six cents a mile. Sources note gate receipts and student activity cards fund the team.
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Lee
Longview
Coach Laird
Cach
Cross Street
Lee Rebbs
Little Angels
Alton Laird
Charles Pryor
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Bob Hensley
Fuller
Lee College Tennis
Jackie Brady
James Patrin
Kay Henson
Emory Hallman
Bennie Lee Johnson
Hallman
Johnson
Hensley
Henson
Kenneth Pace
Pace
Stein Star
Pahdnur
Rebels
Lee C. Heads
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