The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 48, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 29, 1958 Page: 1 of 12
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9 AM. Ceremony
New CV Bank
Opens Friday
* *" V ., »
» Participating alio will bo the
- Channelview .High. school band
t and the Channelettes. j
Min Channelview i/dla Ha-
I ven—will snip the ribbon that
i will mark the official opening of
i -
: opening day festivities will
i continue until 8 p.m. Friday.
'! Regular banking hours will be
from » am. until 2 p.m. Mon-
day through Thursday and front
i aim. until g pj&i Friday.
As a special service to cus-
tomers, the bank’s modern drive-,
in depository will be open from
It a.m.. until noon Saturday, as
well as during regular banking
hours,
J. W. Anderson Is president
flue Skies
Reign Over
Texas Area
PROOF OF HOUSE IN STREET
of the bank.
Other officers include James T.
Olives, executive vice president;
Eugene Smart, vice president
dMHjMHg£Rd directors J. W.
Anderson, E. R. Bareiss, Fred
3, Benson, Oaoor H. Crowe, J,
By UNITED PRESS
, Mm dtp MHmMT nk-^tlii
snow clouds In West Tens to-
turning the heavy snow blanket
across the Panhandle Into a
•de them (ear In-
iiuIImiIMIhm*» Mtiml (nril> nuti*hii<'M«
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Date: May 13-17
Latest News
tionlst; Mrs. Alice M. Slayter,
teller; Mrs. Mary Linda Starnes,
bookkeeper; Mrs. Linda Otis,
bookkeeper and drive-in teller;
Mrs. Helen Joy Hartman, proof
operator; MISs Donna Bergquist,
Chambers Plans
‘ ... . ( ...
100th Birthday
Flashes
new accounts; Mrs. Noretta
Dickey, note teller and safety
deposit boj teller.
The bamu is capitalised at
1200,000.
It is a’member of the Federal
Depository Insurance Corp.
The building has a marble
A Miitnmar’d Innnva 4« at tha
Plans for ChambeVs county’s
Centennial celebration. May 13-
IT, have moved forward with the
appointment of a seven-division
steering committee1 to develop
specific phases of the program,
Division chairmen were named
by the executive committee of
the Chambers County Centennial
They Include G, C. Menden* All profit from the event will
hall, revenue; Mrs. John L. £>g*be divided amotijf-the county's
den, participation; Mrs. Guy C. i three1 fire departments,
*“ ''—*--1 chairman of each division will
name his own sub-comHtew w"
County Judge Carroll R. Hand
Is chairman of the executive
committee;
Members include County Au-
A customer’s lounge is at the
right front of the bank with a
conference room to the left.
Beyond the conference room
In the main lobby Is the recep-
tionist, new accounts depart-
ment with the note teller's win-
Jackson Jr., spectacle; Gordon I
Foiaenlogen, publicity; J.< B.
(Jimbo) Wooldridge, hospitality;'
J. R. Carroll, special events;
and the fire departments of An-
VAI, COMEAUX
Carrier
Of Week
Named
I (gee BANK, Page Two)_Celebration, tttc.
klCUl lUAIil
ditor Floyd Williams, vice chair
man; Mrs. Alma Lois Turner,
Speights,
NEW WOMEN'S LOOK
secretary; Edwin .
treasurer; A. B. Lawrence, Joe
Lagow and Jack McBride.
Commissioners court has
named Lagow ttarepresentatlve
to the County south Project
Show to be held in conjunction
with the centennial celebration.
A second county comlssioner,
Sherwood Blair, is manager of
the.youth show for 1991 , ,
EAST HARRIS County Demo-
crats will man a poll tax station
at the law office of Little and
Zorn, 2703 West Main, from 7
to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday night3. This is being
PARIS -<1P- Jean Desses today gave every Desses said in inlroducing Ms collection that
man what he wanted: A woman who looks tike he was discarding the sack because it Is “de-
l*** M “ by m*ktaf her ^ Uke * "tLSk'byMs^.
He was the first Paris designer of 'the ISM A handsome series of ensembles w«s Orel
season to put waists and Mps and busts In the down the runway, the mts and dres^ were
to pnay‘hlfre^ti"toX rtyte !&£?**!*p'ln?*shanlung dress was
1 Val Comeaux hs* been named
Carrier of Ihe Week for The
Baytown Sun.
Comeaux, 13, is the son of
Mr, and Mrs. Roy V. Come-
aux, 22M Louisiana.
The Sun newsboy Is earrirr
for Houle I)-5 which includes
100 customers between Iowa
and Michigan streets. He has
been throwing the Hun dally
midnight deadline.
Art Fair Shaw
MRS. DORlSpCrop, Lee col-
lege art instructor, will have a
carried out by tow belt of flu navy blue coaL *£.«•«*»*X
studying
meeting In Anahuac re-appolnt-
ed Dr. 0. H. Fabring county
health officer.
They algo paid L. K. Brocken-
ridge 3100 and B. M. Black $40
for rights-of-way for county
County Judge Carroll R. Hand
presided.
lege uri instructor, win nave a
one-man show Feb. -March 9 at
AfidR Fair In Houston. Hie
gallery Is located on Main street.
Boy Scout Wtok ——:;
BOY SCOUT Week will be ob-
■ '£'1^
BOY SCOUT Week will be ob-
served in Baytown Feb.; 7-13.
Baytown troops plan-special pro-
grams, O. B. Lee, publicity
THE THIRD annua! mid-winter
KjMfe la slated Feb. Mel* at
fcSWRKM:
club at a buffet luncheon Satur-
sophomore at Robert ft. Is*
high school, a member of the
Latin chili, Troop 143 of the
Boy Scouts and I* a Life
scout. Hit scout troop Is spon-
sored by the Knights of O
ImtiDus
Comeaux la an “A” student
in school and plan* to further
hi* education in mathematic*
and science..
Commissioners present Includ-
ed Joe Lagow, Sherwood Blair,
H. H. McCollum and G. V. (Bun)
Mag**.'
Also preaent A*r» County Au-
ditor Floyd E. Williams; County
Clerk J. B, (Jimbo) Wooldridge;
Sheriff Louis Otter; County En-
gineer R, T. Pinchbeck; and
County Attorney Eugene Jenson.
day on The Poop Deck,
are Invited to the annual
uw t nawijii vuir* iiuih rn
I region to pas* thejllouae.
sr “ ”w,"“ •“ ■
Ur'sas WU. I
member of the^ndmprivll^ed |
Of Political Deception'
; * r7?,7,75
(dieting a mid-summer business.mutt Stanley H. Rutlenberg also quire honest reporting and hard- .Wend charges Fa’ member* ac-
Iupturn. ?•; ;a>v ,• P* • “ ‘ ‘ ' * " • — **-- —■-* —
I In testimony prepared for the|ij
Joint Congressional r —
______ i, rinsi .Tiiuiiiy ii. nuiimwn
.charged die adminislrallon with
if ignoring "reality."
Economic i Ruttenbcrg said "at a Mme
next November's (eleetkm* re-j "favor*''
turns seems to have directed the j industry,
administration to Mil the Ameri-
can people with soothing opti-j
mitm "
chief econo- whew the nation’s proMems re-
■ 1
Coffee Day
Nab $292
Xh* JMai amm eaOsaM
from Coffee Day Friday far
Mr*. W. G. Corker,
ham, chairman, amwauced.
The money will ho turned
over to the 1M8 March of
Dime*. Coffee Day Is an annual
event sponsored by Itjrew
etten with the eospemtfSM of
"We want to tbnak the M
oarttcloontn who mode It such
•222' JS ^ **
the Southwest, i
SDPflbpP At A AAI
izzrisf'jri
Baytonians. sKIL-WORD cash *» is approprlnte tt
will continue to nccumuinte at first luncheon of 1S5«. sh
the rate of *20 n wee* uotU held in Eayrouw," War
there is n winner...........“since it is on* of the
If there are more than one and fastest growing ex<
winner, the jqribet money served by the company.'
trill be divided aSong them. Tbo Baytown exeban
-- • .V,-.. - •;
John C.
t before a
no one hat submitted a cor-
net solution to either puzzle.
But don’t get discouraged.
.............. ..........................
PM
Jay, January 28, 1958
Bayou
t Games
>* (hey slopped Fry of Texai
City 51-3*.
Mickey Beaman and Squeaky
fates led the GoaHns to a ts 20
ead at kalfdme and their third
lUlricI win with 17 and 12
mints each.
John Comb* came off the
ench to stand in for the regu-
»r center who was sick and
lanagcd right point* on the
Dense and played fine ball
n the boards.
The Horace Mann B squad
died to their llth win of the
»son as standing with two
ones with a 38-36 triumph over
tyB,
Gene Peacock led the win-
ms srilh » pMMfc ...........
MEET...
■r
CARL CARR
SALESMAN
Nobody Beats a
luck Tun# Deal
• JU 2-3207
'OHN M K/LGCZE
nmuses
yiWiTiii
TO PLEASE!«r
Pay Your Poll Tax Today--Deadline Is Midnight Friday! I
Clear And Cool
BAYSHORE WEATHER—Clear to part-
ly cloudy through Thursday. No Impor-
tant temperature change. Temperature
range expected from M to H degree*.
GALVESTON TIDES: High
Far Thursday— 1:10 auu
2:23 p.m.
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Serving East Harris and Cham ben Counties
VOL. 31, NO. 41
RAYTOWN. TEXAS Phono JU 24302
Wednstday, January 2t, 1951
SUN'S HOUSTON PHONE NUMIIR: CA1-2643
Rv. Cm* Pur Copy
Trail Of Murder-
Police Seeking
Crazy' Killer
LINty&N, N>b.
Hundrnl* »l |n>IIit In
Ih.- Miihtrst were thrown inl« Ihe search Imtsv
for red haired Oiarle* xiarkwralher. 19, iii*
I'C.'Ird "mad dug" killer of six person*
tnihorltlr* feared hi* gin triend, Csrtl Fu
gale, It. who disappeared with him. might Im-
hi* seventh rirtlro.
Ihe leiiqoi ol Ihe seareh .|Ol. ken.-.l wilh Ihe
dayllghl n* authorities rherked mil reports Ihe
higWvro had been seen In h»n*a*. Nebraska
or Iowa In ihelr "stripped down" getaway ear.
\ young man amt a woman were picked tip
by Kansas City, Mo., joiUee because (hey were
riding in a ear resembling the one Minted
drlien by Ihe luglllxes. lint police noli fled Ihe
Nebraska slate safely |ialr»l that Ihe Iwo were
mt Ihe (iiglllxr rmiple, Xlarkwealher ami Mis*
Fugate.
They were eharged with hilling one ol six
person* found slain slnee the couple dl*ap|N-ar
ed Monday. . \___•............. ^____
The flellius were (aril's mother, stepfather
and half slider,
I'ollee said rlmimsUnees ol another killing
In'fore eomplellng a satage rampage that hM
taken possibly, eight Bye*.
Farmer*' near iJnraln kept sholgim* handv
and Ihrealened to sh,m| llrsl ami ask i|UesthMa
later If any stronger* appeared. They ratted
starkweather a "mad dig" ami a "eroiy
killer.'’
Nebraska safety patrolmen, with orders te
whiMlf lik kill If lU'i'oaaavV ** mowMu>.l
Work* throngh«ni| the llm-nln area. Ilnwexer,
authorities said Ihe couple had time to dee
Into another state, nnd Issued a Midwest alert.
Ihe luglllles apparently lied In a "hot rod"
car stoleti from twn xleUms, a leea aged couple
Irom nearby Rennet. Neh,
Frideure mounhsl that Xlarkweathrr's ling
vlettm was Robert Colyeri, 31, a servke statiou
sllemlsnl shot ami killed Dee. I In a robbery,
murder near the sus|M-ers home.
t aril tmmd out shout the killing, potior he-
Hexed, and Informed her parents, providing the
motive for the mass killing* of Card's family,
Their bodies were found Monday atternmm In
Iwmie
A weak cold front, which
failed to develop into as frigid
• freeze aa forecast, was ex-
pected, to keep tenfperatures in
the “cool!’ categor;- -over much
Of the state during the, day.
The mercqry dipped no lower
than 26 degrees at any official
weather bureau station, but
probably sank below that where
the snow cover was deepest—
around 8 inches across the
northern Her of Panhahdle
counties.
I#;
to-Watch Picture - I
WASHINGTON (UPl-Farm law
writer* burirel the hatchet today
nntl aisembied in «n atmoophrre
of sweet ness und light, Their
•vowed purpntw: To rexieot a
"oalch-nll" farm hill flantuMif
new benefit* for every major
farming men.
Tin; farm congressmen didn't
know yel what would be In Hie
bill. TIh'.v weren't even sure they
could agree on an all meliwlve
memire. /
But they were determined to
avoid line bitter sectional and par
lisan wrangling that torpedoed
legislation test year to help boih
the Democratic coMon-produdng
South and Republican corn-pro
during Midwest,
The new effort »o reunite the
onee-polcnt farm bloc got under
way in ltearing* hstey Wore
House Agriculture wbconuniltee
headed by Rep. W,R. Poage ID-
nd severe!
from term
_ dealing with
and other feed grain*.
Next Wednesday another sub-
committee headed by Key. Timm-
ax 6, Abernethy iD-MIsa.) wiU
-sarstfasat».
supports scheduled by Serrdary
of Agriculrure Ezra T. Benson.
Still later oilier xutexmimiltees
will seek to work out new legisia
lion for cotton ami other commodi-
ties. Then Chairman Harold D.
Conley (DN.C) will call together
Ihe tell rommittee In hopes of
combining the separate rm-om-
mendatkms in a bill that will at-
(From UNITED PRESS) ,
WASHINGTON — Top Rapublicim on th* Hom*
Education committee chergee the Eieenhower
edminletriition’e new school hill it “misnamed,
misleading, dumbfounding and demortilglnf.”
h * # ♦
GLEN COVE, N. Y. - Doctor find baeebal
star Roy Campanella "somewhat better," although
still paralyzed as he fights to recover from a
broken neck.
* A A A
FORT SMITH. Ark, — State mental hospital
doctors examine Bobby Joe Burn*, 28, to try to
learn why he drugged hie mother and cut off her
head. ‘ - . i «•-
A A A A _________ r
NEW YORK — A grand jury investigating vio-
lence in schools prepares to question board of
education official* about "pressure" on a principil
who committed suicide shortly before He was to
have testified a third tirhe about juvenile crime
in his school. J
A A A A , '*■’
DEER LODGE, . Mont. - A prison . official
blame* a "hard core" of 40 young convict* for a
28-hour eitdown strike at Montana State prison.
A A A A
WASHINGTON — The government it urged to
lay up vast stockpiles of critical supplies to insure
America'* survival in event of nuclear attack.
A;' A A ' A
READING, Pa. — An east-bound Greyhound
bus plows into the rear of a tractor-trailer loaded
with 16 tons of aluminum bars on the PenneyU
vania Turnpike, The bus drivkr is killed and 22
persons injured. • _
i one
Ruby Mus?hree baffled .t t ie
request of a “Coke float." That’s
Marine jargon for frosted Coke.
Joyce Hildebrand substitute
teaching , ., Mona Lincecum on
the sick list for the third week.
She had a reaction to drugs
t*en for the flu . . . Mildred
Miller looking for some photos
.i.; m v.—-.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 48, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 29, 1958, newspaper, January 29, 1958; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1043444/m1/1/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.