The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 321, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 22, 1957 Page: 5 of 10
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Tuesday, October 22. 1957
©hf Bnfltnme 9ttn
PTA Carnival, Club Events-.. „ * > > »
Last Days Of October Are Chock-Ful I
i,. A a.« KnurU wnnu nitch , Cluh Activities lieutenant governor of Pilot
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By BOBBV 81’TPHIN nhal will have a clown (Tex pond, dart board, penny pitch,. Club Activities lieutenant
The warning dava of October! Ilaltomi on hand to keep the bottle throw, "cat's meow", gift Sandwiched among ‘"esr rTA Mm. i. l
will be filled with carnivals children entertained this com- ship, pony rides, pop corn, hot events are MVCM »‘»te TEO
staged by the mothers, dad* and in* Saturday night. dogs and hamburgers, . lor 'oc*‘ *?”*"* C. .. guest at a
teachers of local Psrcnt-Teach- Festivities will begin at 5 p m Coming Oct. t» Is the UnM f „Mr*- *•**-***» ? | AS chaotei
it organisations. when the kitchen committee PTA earnisal. Actlvltl«>s will
•San Jacinto PTA and the * ** P">-<>"
UfSle ^rt^evenw .will hStada "tu.k.y dinner,.i Still ...other, the Anno* j tawn HM « nmpn. Mrs. T, C. Barlow, president of
, „ ,, drinks, Turkey dinners will be supper at 5:30 p.nw and
The ban Jacinto affair will j 75 cfntg for a(]ujts and 50 cents *h<m at 7:50 p.m*
feature a spaghetti supper. 50j|or children I---------*
rents per plate, accompanied by. .
governor of Pilot
Mm. J. C, Dollej of Austin,
organ tier, will he
cnlt meeting of the ;
AS chapter, I*EO at » p.m. !
Wednesday in the home of
Mr*. K. H, Clark, S Bay VUIa,
Other visitors expected are
Ai .he the FEO council in Houston,
Z f„ the Mrs, Gladys N.rum and Mrs.
past
umanMe'pie'at 15 cent, per A'ar.ctyshow.undcrthc^
p,,,/', irectlon of Mrs. Billie Whcaten
wedge. Coffer cold drinks and u„n«n.1H urilt
--■mi ri
"the*r standaril 1SJSV? •»* W- **■■*■«
j be "presented at 7 p.m. and . at
will also be available
Among thetr booths will be
1) p m. in the auditorium.
Students from elementary,
Oitrh lhall dsris fish nnnd and Students from elementary.
, "cat’s meow " The program, to,***?' hifh and h‘*h *ch0°l wlU
oegin about 7 p.m., will Include |I*r“c'patc'
egin oouui i p.m., win lociu
Style show by the students.
The Bowie elementary rar-
Booths planned are cake
walk, grab bag, sno.eone, fish
Baritone To Open
■***
Music Season
The Civic Music season will I ettas, he frequcnUy includes their
open Saturday night with a con- songs on concerts,
cert presented by John Langstaff, I He also manages to find time
American baritone. ; to head the music department at
This versatile artist has been j the Patomae School, Washing-
heard on major series in Canada, ton, D. C.
in the U. S., and has appeared1
in me l a., anu ..as The Baytown Civic music as- j
I in New York City on children's|sociation has announced that any]
concerts with the New York Ucket holder who can not attend
concerts witn tne :ncw »«rR. ticket holder who can not attend
‘Philharmonic and Little Orches-j^ concert and wishes to have
An Interesting note is that he
is probably one of the few sing-
ers performing who is a prize-
winning author. His picturebook
for children, "Frog Went A-
Courtin’,” won both the Herald
Tribune and Caldecott awards as
the outstanding book in its cate-
gory for 1955.
He has four children and says
he merely wrote some of the
songs with which he had enter-
tained his children.
his ticket used may contact Kim
Worden at the YMCA, phone JU
3-1797.
What, Where
And When -
six years, !s a past, M|Hen.a S|udv fUf,t
I day Is planned for 10 a.m. Krl- j
! day in Nt. Mark’* Methodi*t ;
church,
j Saturday event* will include •
the annual Morrell Park Garden)
club chuck wagon supper i»t S
pm. at Roseland park, a Hal-
Jloweeti dance sponsored by the
! Press club of Robert E. lee
High school In the school cafe-
| term, and a Halloween party for
members and husbands of the
!Friendly Aid club. The tatter is
to be at 7:30 p.m. in the home
* * „ of Mrs. C, K. Spencer,
^,..4—j Sylvan Beach will la- the
TTESDAk
Highlands PTA carnival. High,
unea ms uuwiwi. . .
Langstaff’s vocal studies were lands school.
...... "---*- San Jacinto Elementary ITA
chiefly with Arthur Gerry
New York, Edgar Schofield at carnival, school.
I\CW 1U1A, Aligns ----------- ---------- -----
the Juilltard School of Music and Altar society card party, Com- Hill High school, is employed by now.00 Liqnnnq am
as a scholarship winner with munity house at 7:30 p.m. 1 power w;j| be at 6:30 p.m. Npy, 2 in H qh
Richard Bonelli at the Curtis pilot club, Ivy House at 7:30 ^ Seco„d E,r;.. chj,;h
Institute. " ” ----
The young baritone's career v..., ...
was interrupted by his service in Jacobs, 401 Harvey, at 7:30
World War II. He was wounded p,m.
on Okinawa.
Langstaff is a veteran Savoy- 7:30 p.m.
ard Having sung leading roles
in six Gilbert and Suilivanjjper-
Leroy Wilkie
To Conduct
REL Program
Leroy Wilkie, training super-
visor at the Baytown Refinery,
will conduct two leadership train-
ing programs Tuesday and Oct.
29 at Robert E. Lee High school.
The programs, to begin at 7
p.m. in the auditorium, are for
presidents of REL clubs.
Sponsor Is the Key club of REL
in cooperation with the guidance
department under the direction of
Mrs. O. A. Brown and Roy White.
Director of the Key club is J.
Robert Barnes. _
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Best Sellers
In Baytown
• "BY LOVE POSSESSED"
by Cozzens
• "ATLAS SHRUGGED"
by Rand
• "FAIROOKS"
by Yerby
• "WHERE DID YOU GO?
OUT"
by Smith
• "ON THE BEACH"
......by Shute
• "IF YOU LIVE WITH
LITTLE CHILDREN"
by Kaufman
The BOOK STALL
224 W. Texas Dial JU 2-5418
MISS CAROLYN SUE ELLEDGL
j arena of > dance for incipbciw
of fhr Jaycre-rttc* and (heir
gue«t« Saturday night.
j The Ashbel Smith Neighbor-
hood has announced a father-
! daughter box supper and Hal-
loween party Oct.rll# In the Ash-
bel Smith scout house.
Also on that night, the
Woman's auxiliary to the Fast
j Harris County Medical society
I will be hostess to an open
| meeting at the Community
— | house with Dr. Denton Kerr
j of Houston as speaker. ,
A hox supper for Srrvl c
j I-eague members has hern set
V;jfor 7 p.m. Oct. 30 at Lynn-
jhaven.
The busy month of October
| will come to » close with the
I collection of donations for thr
t hrlsllaii Rural Overaeaapro-
** gram. This will he done by
stream teenagers on Halloween.
Roman’s World
Mrs. Bruce To Head
Pilgrimage Plans
Mr* George Bruno has been F. McBlaln I* ehauraan *f
appointed general chairman HI these de-orations
the Christmas Pilgrimage Dec
3 amt 4 sponsored by the
Woman's auxiliary of Trinity
Episcopal ehunvh.
An annual event, the pilgrim-
age is a show of homes dec.
orated in Christmas themes.
Hour* will be from 3 to 9 p m
both days
Homes this year will Include
the Episcopal rectory, 7<U West ..............
James, w'th Mrst Fraifk Fowler R O'Brien, publicity.
as chairman of decorations, | * '
Mrs. Hrnrv Armstrong la
chalrmsn of arrangemrnU for |
the home of Mr and Mrs. R !
R, Warne, 303 Burnett drive. 1
Third house will be the home)
of Mr and Mrs Keith Hutson
l.ifl West Bayshore drive Mrs
Fourth stopping place will 00
the Episcopal parish where re-
freshments will he served. (Chair-
man is Mr*. E. T, Poutrs.
Mr* Bruce will be assisted
by Mrs. J M D Heald in gen-
eral chairman duties. Other
chairmen announced are Mrs.
B. F. Troxell, tickets; Mrs, C.
\i Steveason snd Mrs. J, P.
Rich refreshments snd Mrs. A.
Mrs. Fenton Leads
Delphians Program
Miss Chandler
Tom Culpepper
Are Married
Mrs John Fenton presided at
the discussion of "Marriage
and Moth.u hood” for the Sam
Houston Delphian* when they
ntf't in thi* dirt** tori footn 01
First Nations! bank.
Mr*. Fenton was assisted with
the progt cm by Mr*. Robert F.
Cuthbertson. Mrs. J. M. Joseph,
and Mr*. William Qu»‘tt Jr.
TKV HI N OAMOTH*
Sweet and r'earf •
MRS. ARTHUR IIRRLIL PURVIS
WLDDING ANNOUNCED T,'« wedding of Me,, Chari t-
to [ di.no McCarloy to Arthur I O're1! Purvis, son of M',
and Mrs. J. H. Purvis, 1601 Willo*. announcod by her
parents, Mr. and M". W. H. McCarloy, S04 Harvey. The
route's were married Saturday r qh' n Rosenburq. attended
by Mrs, Barbara Tollfif-:-'i rf Hmot-n, sister of the bnd*.
The hrde Is a junior in Rohe" E. len High school. Purvis,
a graduate of PELHS s a• ‘) • 1 Lee CnEege and is
e-'ploved at Pioneer Inouitrs ■> Pa-adena. They are mak-
ing their home a*9IS Wed Re, ^
TO MARRY-M-. and Mrs. J. C. Elledge. 318 Arbor, an-
nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cnrol-
yn Sue, to Milton Wayne Merritt son of Mr. and Mrs.
Yato Flanagan of Baytown. Miss Elleoge is a sen or in
Robert E. Lee High school. Merritt, a graduate of Barbers
Hill High school, i; employed by Hou'Mn Lighting and
p.m.
Xi Gamma Chi, Mrs. R B
Rebekahs, Oddfellows hall at
WEDNESDAY
Priscilla club, Mr s. B. A. Stew-
art, 500 East Sterling at 2:30
p.m.
AS chapter I’EO call meeting,
Mrs. R. S. Clark, Bay Villa at
8 p.m.
Bonk Review club, First Na-
tional bank directors room at
9:30 a.m.
Till It-SDAY
AS chapter PEG. Mrs. O. A.
Brown, 13 Bay Villa Drive at
7:30 p.m.
Cedar Bayou Eastern Star,
Cedar Bayou Masonic hall at 8
p.m.
Robert E. Lee chapter Del-
phians. Community house at 10 this year,
a.m.
FOE Auxiliary, Eagles hall at
8 a.m.
Reviewer club, Community
house at 9:30 a.m.
Highlands Jaycce-ettes, High-
lands Scout house at 7:30 p m.
FRIDAY
Minerva Study club guest day.
St. Mark's Methodist church at
10 a.m.
Cedar Bayou Woman’s Society
or Christian Service begins week
of prayer.
SATURDAY
Anson Jones PTA carnival,
Anson Jones elementary school
Jaycce-ctte dance, Sylvan
Beach.
Timbercrest dance, Timber-
crest lodge in La Porte,
Halloween dance by Robert
E. Lee High school Press club,
REL cafeteria.
Woman's auxiliary to Fire
station No. 1, Halloween dance.
station No. 1, Halloween dance, regaruiess m an
piramvm's recreation hail. Lge ,_Natlgns kgs bren Mllw, co p
- • ■ —— mentary and uncomplimentary.
Drive and Nazro.
......Chuck ..Wagon supper, Rose-
land park at 6 p*m*
Bowie PTA carnival, Bowie
elementary.
Friendly Aid supper, Mrs.
C. K. Spencer, North Main, at
7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Bridges Reviews
Nation's Role In U. N.
Grandmothers Return
Narcotic, Curfew Laws Discussed
Mr. and Mrs. E, L, Chandler.
232 Ashby, announce the marri
age of their daughter, Glen Ellen,
to Thomas P Culpepper, son of.
Mr and Mrs. C, V, Riggs of Jfay LQ(J CdO
Highlands, 1 y —
The wedding wai Sunday alter
noon In St. Joseph* Catholic
church with the Rev. M. A, He
bert a* minister.
MDs Judy Chandler, sister ot
the bride, was mstd of honor
Alvin Keye* of Highlands served
best man.
A rfctptlon h«d<l w we
bride'* parents' home After *i
trip to New Orleans, the eouple|
will make their home In Baytown I ______
Charter NkMIH Ereerve DiMrirt Ne. 11
report of condition of the
SQUEEZE
•JOURHONW!
tfujdesmiT
HONEY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BAYTOWN
in Tlir. «rm- or
'• ’
Seven members of the High- served a* a sentinel; Mrs Mil-(Baytown snd Hlghlan.ls clubs HEf-TION 3211, l N. RE
lands Grandmothers club andivld Coward, was In charge of; Highlights of the night actlvl AMHF.TN
five Bay town Grandmothers,the Haven drawing. Mrs 1 rl"*yitir, «.»* the weddlnjp- of a
r.... ..(..m-iriMU *» chairman of th*' ,-otaplo both of whom”.,, were j rash balance* with olher bank*, including
* ..... ______ _____, ..h Items In nrncess
club members have just return-1 Deals was chairman of the
ed from the sixteenth annual j page* and Mrs Mack Ford.read
........... . .. r*'* more than *0 year* Old. Frhftel* '■ reserve balance, and cash Items in pr<"• **
National Grandmothers conven-jthe courtesy resolutions al the „ ----- ..... ■ _n—.'-W.
tlon Tn”l-os Angeles, Calif. j closing session.
Several local women served in
an, alar of silent «y of collection ...........
dkle films, was besti 2 United states Government obligations.
direct and guaranteed
There were 14 members pres-
ent when Mrs, R. M Wright
and Mrs. G. I,. Moody were
hostesses to the Woman's club
Friday afternoon in the home
of Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. L. A. Hankins, president,
presided over the brief business
meeting in which it was decided
not to enlarge the club mem-
bership, but to encourage other
eligible local clubs to Federate.
The club was asked to consider
again making USO scrap books
Before Mrs. Wright intro-
duced Mrs. J. M. Bridges with
her topic "America in the United
Nations,” she quoted the words
of R. Tagore, "When one knows
thee, then alien there is none:
then no door is shut. Oh, grant
me my prayer that I may never
lose the touch of the one in the
play of the many."
Mrs. Bridges cxplanied that
in gathering material for her
subject, America in the United
Nations'" she had decided upon
that which she received from
-the. state.Department, .
She began Tier talk,with the
statement that in the world
today whore transatlanlc. flighs
are so ordinary and around-thc-
world trips of such normal con-
cern, "we can be sure that all
people, the practical and the
idealists are equally involved in
world affairs”
Mrs, Bridges continued that
regardless of all that the United
X Bushman
well ki talkli
never*. —■ .................... In groups, local grandmothers TV star of the Hit Par .lire-l urn*
official rapacities at the ennven- wet on side trip aightseeing „ i„, i, now billed at the itNot-llgariona <>f »t*<ca anu |
tlon. Retiring president of the'tours to California. Mrs A J Ambasaailor, Miss Dorothy Oril-•' ♦ 'TWied bond*, note* am■ « • 1 X|0(X) „,rM.k
Baytown club, Mrs. Lou Utton;Courtney. Mrs. G II O'Brien, un,N was soloist and sang ''D S. Offajorate sto. ,
'Mrs Bonettl and Mrs. Ford You Truly." Another gugst ,r,f 'a*TJ[!5 1,1,!,*„,! ..t, ,|n,| Ji .as 07 overdrafts)
went via of Albuerque, New!st«r was Spring Bytngton, a J owned 129 5W)00, furniture and
Mexico, blagsliitf, Arizona, Bar- grandmother, who exlTlblted aj 7, Bank p _______
stow and Bakersfield, Calif , and jstring of snapshot pictures of
$1 3*0.591 »3
; 12***2 00
31*1,717 3t
489.25.) 00
12 i*»i no
1 942 344 57
Poetry Society
Will Discuss
Dylan Thomas
it is the only place where the
problems of the world can be
brought. It was here that Mrs
Bridges mentioned some of the
problems of the world-wide con-
cern brought before the General
Assembly and the Security
Council of the United Nations.
According to the speaker it Dee Walker of Texas City
was in 1945 that the U. S i and Mr* Elizabeth Cloud will
started participating In this present the program hi the
world-wide association which Poetry society meeting at 7:30
affords opportunity to meet p m Thursday in the confer-
other nations concerning such encr room of Harris Oouny Fed-
minor necessities as postal rates; oral Savings and Loan,
or where trade agreements are
shaped and influence of world
propaganda is
opinion and
modified.
Mrs. Bridges further stated
that it has been here that the
U.S. has been afforded oppor- will have
t unity to prove her concern for
tne problems of other countries
Under expert direction the US ;
has played a role of leadership
In economic discussions and the
formulation of foreign policies
in a large percent of agree
ments. "However, in the peace
and general welfare which the
United Nations is seeking,—tt-f
would be foolish to assume that;
the success of this great organi. \
zation rests primarily to the
function of the U.S.,” she said ]
In summarizing, Mrs. Bridges!
i reminded that just now the j
United Nations is being called,
into its 12th session where dis-
armament and the inclusion of
Red China again come up.
In reading of the coming de-
cisions the U,3.. is to be repre-
Mrs. Cloud will present a
resume of an article about Dy-
lan Thomas, poet. Walker will
play recordings of Thomas read,
mg his own poetry
After the program, the group
workshop session.
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HEALTH HINTS
By
WILLIAM W. SLAYTER, D.C.
** a» w ys
cemed in the manufacture of se- nP^PS ancj partly by internal
cretions for various grurposes. gggrptions.
They are of two types: (1) Those Experiment has shown that when
whose secretion is drained by the secretion of .the thyroid gland
ducts to some particular place js diminished, a disease known as
where it is used, the glands of ex- myxedema develops. In such cases,
ternal secretion, and (2) the duct- thyroid extract is given and the
less elands who secretion is taken symptoms of the disease subside,
up by the blood as it passes jt 1s necessary however, to ad-
through the gland, the glands of minister the extract continuously
£r* — sasB* “ 2
J? '«S JfsSTSSLTatsjS
I
Sfftf SS Franctaf
nTmta’ develop- these secretions he concentrates Ell* Chltty at ****±!+:
.vented hy the following people-:
President Eisenhower, who l*i
'responsible’ rerTormuIaTtobTeXC-:*'-'
cution and coordination of for-
eign policies and who presides
over the profess of defining the
U.S.'s objectives in the world, | FIRST BIRTHDAY
through Kan Francisco down |her grand.ihlldren.
the Pacific Coast highway to -
1-os Angeles.
They passeil through Apnelie
country, the Petrified Forest,,
Mohave Desert, the Golden Gate
Bridge at Fan Francisco and!
Intereating spots along the
const, Including the Palisades.
Kn route home, Mrs A O, ;
Briggs will tour the Grand fan- i
yon, Pikes peak and other
western scenery
During the sessions, 15 hun-
dred delegates from more than
450 Grandmothers clubs In thr
U n 11 e d State* recommended
passing.,* life penally for nar
entlcs pushers, more severe traf
ft,, penalties, and thai curfew
I laws for children be made more
j The sessions were presided
(over by National president. Mis
Sylvia Stall up of Dayton Ohio
j Highlights of the convention
'Included a lour along the Parlf- j
ic coast Beverly Hills, Holly-1 ■* ™- .
)wood, <»r a u m (t.n. n '» Chinese...... MARVIN RAY MARTIN
! Theater, the pant ages 11 vts.t
'to the Will Rogers estate snd
h luncheon at the Deauville
(Club Hi Santa Monica,
i Wednesday, the Grandmothers
'delegation were feted with a
'style show and luncheon In the
(famous Coconut Grove In
groups, the visitors attended - -
.j National Broadcasting programs (leveland.
at the studio*, aaw the dress . .
rehearsal of Uwrene.: Welk's
.....*h&w ana Hit
■Guy Mite Ml show
H^lsSel other than bank premises..
In. other assets«».
ill. TOTAL ASBKTH
1.54 *89 3«
2 'HI
17190
573.324.27
UAHIIITHS
la Demand deposit* r,f'Wvldjiaf*. psrtnershirs.
’ und mrpor*ition# t 5__
thrtk.« «'t«
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u ssnrsss
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17vIVjxisH* of h'tnhn
IX Other dr poult* 1« r rt i f u«l Ann
19 TOTAL DEPOHtTH
23. Other liabilities ......-*\........
24 TOTAL I.IAHII.ITIES ..............
25 Capital stock \
ici Common stock, total par ......'•-•••sc - •
2* Surplus 1 ......1
27 Undivided prnfits
29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
4 831,81038
1.1,20.322.02
4485221
218.287 80
29 »«4 *8
I i b,u79.52
g.ltt.1 318 58
.in *59 SI
. 8.071 ! 78 42
200 000 00
Jit) '99IOO
\<H 8(7 85
501 817 85
,, 'D !ta!: Vjai'hLii ies and * ■ ai1 rrat. a< is « —^
.31 Asset* pledged nr assigned In secure liabilities ^
and for other purpose*
I, Federal Housing Admini''ration 'Idle l
repair arid mndernirntbui ilDVi, nt toans.
to the rxlenl covered bv irMursnce reserve*
I B E Greer, Vice. PrcedcC e tc >.*•'''tV'an’ed bar k sol-
emnly swear that the above stat.n.e:" )«"”;•"» "" " Y
knowledge and belief B K Greer, Vb. President
VV T Bus' ll S T Weaver. A M W :i-
7 947 70
I IVE YEARN OI.D—Marvin
"S iooiutETT mm
»«„ nf Mr. and Mrs, Hav I. *».irn. Dire, tors
Martin, 818 Sunset, and the Wat" of Texas, County of Harris ,..h„
grandson of Mr. snd Mrs. T. Sworn to and subscribed before me Hu I I; p,,
II. Guv "f Bay town and Mr. ; i*S7. and f hereby certify 'bat t am no un » ■
and Mrs. C. A, Marti,, of tips bank Dorothy G L-.nns NV. ary Publl,. H im., t-ount,.
, ommtasion exptres-June ! UM
•IVxnj My
Guy Mitchell show
-r±~—" ' Mistress of ceremonies for the
<MM> ~ w talent show was Mrs More
alent show was
I/ivesay of Houston. State or-
and organizer of the
DONALD DANIELS
: ganlze
US’s objectives in tne lu• [ I'lBsiT BIRTHDAY —Donald j r~
John Foster Dulles, secretary of Daniels, son of Mr. and Mr*. si;i.0 C-ar,cCfin
state, and Henry Cabot Lodge: j. If. Daniel*, 1804 Kilgore | MlK6 ridflSScn
e to the UN. j Rond, celebrated hi* first j
‘ birthday Tuesday. His grand-
parent* are Mr. and' Mrs, D-
T. ( aoiptwll of Belle, Mo., and
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kiekman
of Baytown.
Jr., delegate-----
Next club meeting will be
Nov. 1 in the home of Mrs. v\.
L Ward.
STA,TE RESERVE LIFE
"So* M* Before You Dio"
■JHEUfiSE,-
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Sammy Lee Chltty celebrate*
his fifth birthday Tuesday.
His parents are Mr. and Mr*.
Chart** W. Chltty, North
Ridge Drive, and Ms grend-
parent* Are W**' ^/o^to^r
Ld Tom Moore at ChaushaM*.
La.
.
,
Radio! white walls, original,
used only 12.000 mile*.
$1115 08
3-4071
Coffee Feafures
Western Motif
In Decorations
Members and gyiests of the
Thimble club were entertained at j
a coffee Saturday morning in;
the Community house. j
Carrying out a Western motif, j
the table was covered with a
brow;n doth with the brand TC;
as decoration. A dried arrange-j
ment in a wooden wagon which (
was branded with club members j
initials centered the table. ’
Western trimmed dishes and a
ceramic coffee urn held emph-
nadas. sandtarts, apricot balls,
pineapple chunks, coffee and cad
drinks. , . .
The register tabic, decorated
with a dried arrangement, held
tature leather boot name tag*-
Mrs. R. H. Harrington, presi-
dent. poured. Sixty guest* were
)n. E Brown comprised the re-
ceiving line. ^
SEAT COVER
SPECIALS
38"
18 Gauge
ty
24*
Clear Plastic
(for most late model cars:
We Hove Pteitic Seot Covers os
Low os $18.95
UPHOLSTERY
*15“oho,t«^c.
. -. - jtivln* Room Ss'ts ,
De Bruhl Upholstery
402 West Defee ,
______
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF LA PORTE
t
No. 12421
(XINDKNNED STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT THE CIAWE OF HI sIM 'S
OCTOBER H, 19'«
RENOl l» ES
LIABILITIES
Uaih ................
Bonds ................
I/.'ir i 'Netl ,.........
iHouse ■
Furmtuie and Fixtures
Property Acquired for
Future Expansion .
Other Assets
TOTAL ...........
$1 181.004 28
. 1,287.875.9.3
. 1,(8)0.773 42
38.8(9) CO
21,4.58 71
Common Stock
$ 50.000 ‘X)
Surplus ............. ****><*>
Reserve* and Undivided
Profits ..............
11.1.007 23
<24,503 00
9.491 17
33.831.474 18
Deposits
. 3 410 *87 20
TOTAL
. 33,851,474.48
Officers
Director*
W Neal Greer. Jr President
J, K Holcomb, Vice President A Cashier
John T. Hallmark, Vice President
Robert M. Dowden, Asst Cashier
Clyde M Agee, U Porte Drug Co.
, W Neal Greer, Jr„ President
.I. K. Holcomb, Vice President
John S. Kiiblcr, Attorney
Geo F Norris. Norris A Stanford Contrs,
; ,/, 1 ” 'if- -V' , 1 -L - * - »;
MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 321, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 22, 1957, newspaper, October 22, 1957; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1043434/m1/5/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.