The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 96, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 13, 1960 Page: 2 of 12
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Tuesday, Dacawbar
Decorations Up In Tokyo
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(AFi - Kim Drtto-c OB cm at the busteet totersec-lptng* for package, bear hodday
I Hn «%"% ey» [fens a cardboard choir of blond greeting* and trimming*.
*"?VS£ S«r smaller trees in the expert- Tea and coffee houw
Dr. Herniam Is
Participating
'n Conference
Noon Call Slock Quotes Data Gathered
For Brochure On
fCourhsy Merrf Lynch, fierce, Fenner and Smith)
Alleg Ludlura ............... 32 /Inti Nickel.................. 57‘ i . . .
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Anahuac Holiday Parties Slated
Sevbn organizations in Anahuac, Mary Martha Class of -
ihave scheduled Christmas parties Baptist Church .met Tuesday in
i this week. the home of Mrs. C. A. Pepper
1 Monday nicht. members of lor their annual Christmas gather-
fet Urter Ann
Monday night, members _______
| Faith Class of the First Methodist ling. Anahuac Civic Club wil
Directors of Anahuac Area pe- Church met in the home of Mrs. I at 9:30 am. Wednesday
department have added to their garish decora- hvtrieniu at t^R^nwi^reltarv Am vi*«>....................' 41 jLiggrtt and Myers..........*lfo»IvekxrmenT Inc axe a't" work ore- James Callaway, In lieu of ex- home of Mrs. C. A. Russe to «-
......— — **“ -----Mai.*<M ’..............?.......if-..................W^atiSuobTSfta W* gifts, they..made ah of--change -fts and hear a Christ-
Is participating In, toe National|Anaconda Cop ............... 44%;Monsanto ..........*■•*••••' 45 Ja brochure^describing the! ****** to the White Christmas mas pre
tott and Hating
hard.
Recorded rendition* at ‘ Jingle
Brita" and Jepewee language ver-
Ban of “SCent Night" fill toe air
Arche, hewing red JtattW
rfthB el*— images of a mother
and child extend over tbs Me-
walk, of (he Gtezx, Tokyo's famed
tourist, shopping, restaurant, night
dub, cabaret area. '_
iffcaml ofhr bauble*. Jand befls. with a lavish WI^'^'STb. iW»e*l...................39
white j M _ _
"Jdmy^tog^irtorm have window | Petite girl* in the confoctioneryj
decoration that might cw New fop wear Santa type jackets and j ta me,udne, environ-
York's Fifth Avenue . brief run hat* of red and white. {mental health and sanitary emrl-
for the mooey,..... .
Tlmt is more than a figure of
speech, since the Japanese effort
Is aimed directly at toe commer-
cial aspect of the Christmas holi-
Johnson Rites
Set Wednesday
Funere] sendees far B. W. John-
son, 62. of Kemah. farmer High-
lands pbumadst eight yearn, will
be held at J p.m. Wednesday at
Malloy and Sons Funeral
la Galveston.
Bam Dec. 19. 1997, In Green-
ville, V*., Johnson died Monday
in a Houston hoepitai. He owned
and operated Highland* Pharmacy
before moving to Diddnean ta
m sad then to Kemah in 1*7
Johnson served with the U. 8.
Army as a medical corpsmen In
France during World War I, where
he received the Distinguished
and the French
in World War IL
Burial will be in Galveston Me-
morial Cemetery near Hltcho>ck.
Survivor, nr. his wile, Mr*
Csrioft. Graves Johnson; on*
daughter, Mrs. Nefl S. Godwin of Ji
Washington. D. C; two sons, B.
W. Johnson Jr. at Beytown and
T. M. Johnson of Fort Worth;
seven grandchildren, three sister*
and tour brother*.
BRUNSON
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day. Except for a scattering of i
Japanese Christian* and a few
Western resident*. Japan doe* qot
observe Christmas as a day of
religious significance. But It i* the
time of the traditional yearend
bonus tor most Japanese worker*
and alert merchant is bidding for
the money.
This year the escalator*, ele-
vator* and stairways of the big
stores are jammed with shoppers.
Counters, cases and rack* are
overflowing with goods. Wrap-
Harris News
menial health and sanitary engi-
TwrwentatiVHl of
try, agriculture and labor, and oi
Funeral
Notices
MOIANDER
Funeral service* tor Paul
Under, 72, resident of Cedar Bay
..u_ _______ou more than 70 yews, Wifi be
CKkx d* guerre lor gallantry and held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Paul
S^hfirtta^^ *««1 Home,
macist's mate In the U. 8- Navy
SjoUnder died at 4:30 p.m. Mon-
day In a Highlands rest home.
He was bom In Beaumont, but
his family moved to Cedar Bayou
while he was an Infant. His par-
ents were the late Mr. and Mrs.
John P. SjoUnder, pioneer Cedar
living by farming. He was a mem-
ber of First Christian Church In
Bayou Baptist Church and Rev.
Byron L Love lady of Cedar Bay
on Methodist Church will officiate
at the services. Burial will be in
Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery.
Survivor* are • sister, Mrs. Ed-
ward L. Scott of Baytown, and
a brother, flam SjoUnder of Brtn-
h—i.
Nephews will art a* pallbear-
ers. -_-
WMNriWji
•OCEANS U*
•AS THE SEA RAPES*
Wednesday i!
t g ACTION HITS I e
Bifocal Contact
Lens Developed
Bifocal contort Unset, tore-
place the sgs - revealing bifocal
glasses, have become a reality
through research, Dr. N. Jay Reg-
its, a director of Texas State Op-
tical, announce*.
Dr. Erie Penney, contort Uni
supervisor tor TSO, said the new
lens works by using half of the
tiny eyeglass for tor distance see-
ing and the other hall tor near
vision.. ^ , "
When the eyes look up, or to the
tide, a wearer set. through the
thinner layer of the contact lens.
When he took* down, the eye to-
jses through the thicker p
! the lens. Dr. Penney expl
During toe last 10 yews, con-
tort lenses have increased in pop-
ularity from 200,000 wearers in
1960 to over fix million user* in
1960. This advancement open, a
new category of potential contact
lenae wearers, Dr. Penney mid.
Bonus
(Omfto.Fl from Pun One)
Ainsworth and Co., Altman’s, Bay-
town Hardware, Big Chief Super
Market, Black’. Pharmacies,
Bull's, Be be1* Ladle.’ Apparel.
Bo Beep Shop, Commerce Food
Market, Culpepper Furniture, De-
Bruhl’s, Drew's, Economy - Town
and Country, Fabric Shop, Gene's
HI-FI Older, B. F. Goodrich,
Grand Cleaners, Guys' 'N Dolls,
Hathaway's Food Liners, P. N.
Hlrsch, HolUway’* Fbod Market,
House's Jewelry, House' of Ftok
ton, Jacob’s JewelersI_Ktaney's
Shoe Stare, Korn’s TV Center,
S. H. Kress A Co., Levin’s, Lyons'
Food Service, Matoeme’*, Moore’s
Shoe Store, Morrison’s Furni-
ture Co., Jim Nelson1 Sporting
Goods, O'Brien’s Food Market,
Paine Bros., Penney**, Perry’s
Variety, Robson's Jewelry,
T. G.4Y, Store, Sews, Roebuck k
Co' Style Shoppe, Wtlkenfrtd Fur-
niture Co., Wilkies, and Whit-
comb’s.
X Dr. Henry A. Petersen, re-
tiring president ot Houston
sebobi. board, nrges that con-
tributor*, to slates of beard can-
didates be reported, that candi-
date* should net spend money
for their etoctioh .and that can
didatea ran tor at-Uugr pwltione
hmtend of for specific *
Bouoton and DaUaa otfWaia
work on propanol to oak Tesba
Legbiatwe to permit cities of
morn than MdJSW persona to ant
up tranalt authorities.
Budgets totaling «1,S4£,U0 for
INI asked by Harris County
Probation Department and Frank
Briscoe, district attorney-elect,
an Increase *1IS0MJ7 ever last
J8"-
A HUM Royal Dutch Airline*
jet finally reaches Its Mexico
City deattontton after having to
return to Houston twice because
Of hydraulic equipment failure*.
Harris County grand Jury In-
dicts two awn, a youth and wom-
an tor mdiOsir, Foot other youths
indicted tor criminal assault on
uwunn. dowsed murderers am
Norman F. Gotten, Gene Cor.
roll Brown, Mrs. Hetha Mao
Wooten and Clifton Bedell Thrift.
Motion tor now trial lor Oar-
eaee (Hack) (Milne, convicted
killer of Bn. WUmn Selby, filed
with District Judge Langston O.
King to Houston. Collin* re-
ceived ft year term to find
trial.
Houston Mayor Lewie Odmr
•ays ha hope, hnstosme. stay-
ing arm on May will r»
into from doing a* tM. week-
end. Oonferraee scheduled with
big Sunday operators on legal
aspects of staying open on Sun-
day. __
Ohio Oil ......... 35%
Chin-Math ..................40
Panroastal Oil .....v.'^.,v7. 1
Phillips Petr ....;........... 51%
Pure Oil ...........,.... 32%
Royal Dutch ................32%
Scar* ......................53%
Shell ...................... 38
Sinclair ....................35%
Methods for developing heifer ^’j™n Kodak ...........^'Sou Pacific ................. W%
ays of using and re-using the I 380.....................^iSperry-Rand ...............21%
local, state and federal agencies;
land members of dvic, women’s
I and conservation organizations
jwerejnvited to take part in the
rlj<njss1ens^^^^H^^^^^H
Gstanese
Celtoex ,
Chrysler ............... 39%
Indus- Cities Serv ................i’. 47V
' Columb Gas.................22%
Creole ............. 27%
Diamond Aik ................ 57
Dow Chem .................. 74%
Du Pont...................,.185
Nat Dairy Prod ............ 64 jinabuac are*. * . .. ” (fund,{or the Methodist Home
Nat Distiller* ...............; jjjg group orgarrized recently to 1w,aco-
bfewp New* ................. 44% promote the businms and indus-|
trial future of the Anahuac re-
gion of Chambers County-- It will
submit the facts and figures' to
foe area development experts of
Gulf States Utilities Co. of Beau-
mont which will organize them
Into a useful summary to be made
available to prospective new in-
dustrial and business interests.
Members of the fact-finding com-
mittee are G. (Doc) House, gen-
ssjafcsssjun "Sssrrrr: »k gg*..................."
lngton. Participants will also re-
view pollution problems and share
in developing national pollution
control policies. Speakers Include
U S. Senator* and Representa-
tive*.
Dr. Hermann wifi participate In
panel discussion led by T. A
Gcfi Electric................76% si an N J......
Gen Motors.................. 41% Stan Ohio ....
G*b Tele.................... ta'/ijStude-Packard
Gen Tire .................... « Sun Oil
Georgia Pacific
Gillette Saf ....
Goodyear Tire
Grace ....................... 35%'Texas Eastern
Sunray-Mid Cont .......... 23%
Tennessee Gas............. 22%
Texaco ............. 80%
McCann, mayor of Fort Worth ami Greyhound .................20%[Texas Gull Sulp
a member of foe President’s Wa-
tty. Pollution Control Advisory
Board, on "Water Polluti
fv« •• A
Our Changing Times ". Also, he
will participate in one discussing
management of water resource*
and quality, water quality intelli-
gence and planning, and priorities
lor water use, atvf one oh pub-
lic awareness and citizenship re-
sponsibility, need* and'obllptions
of public agencies and private in-
dustry, and legal aspects In osrv
nectlon with pollution control. -x
Recently Dr Hermann was,
dted for his outstanding work on
water resources by American Wa-
ter Work* Association; last year
he was awarded foe Eddy Medal
for outstanding research. He is a wkv>u. #.
member of the national committee because pf u
. , y.‘ business in Pari*.
stxssiiSftgsa »— "—v
neers that studies health and
safety problems that might arise
in connection with the use of nu-
Gulf Oil ......«.............30% Tidewater '..................20%
Gulf State Util .............34 (Timken ................. 48
HLandPO.................I Union Carbide ..............119
IBM ........................588 Un Oil of Calif..............41
Int’l Harv...................42%'United Airlines .............37%
2------- fTnttari CarVuv,
clear energy and radioisotopes.
Dr. Hermann and his family
live in La Porte.
La Porte Juniors
Drop Three Gaines
Jackson Junior High of Pasa-
dena Monday night taend La Porte
Junior High in seventh, eighth and
ninth grade games, and walked
away with victories In all three.
In the ninth grade dash. Jack-
son taitscored La Porto, 47-36.
High scorers for Jackson were
Gerard Probandt
and Leslie 1
Standouts on
were Rickey Barrett and David
Boatman. /
Moody Named
Allstate Agent
Gene Moody has been appointed
a recording agent for Allstate In-
surance Company, according to
Assistant Seles Manager Harry
Thompson of Houston.
Moody attended Lee Junior Col-
lege and alas foe University of
Texas. He was previously employ
ed by Rohm and Haas Company
In Deer Park.
He la a veteran of foe United
States Air. Force, serving four
years in Japan as a staff ser-
geant ; -
Moody t« a member of Fair
Park Civic Club, National Parert-
Teacher* Association the Cedar
Bayou Masonic Lodge, and East-
side Baptist Church. Moody and
hia wife, Rose Ann, and their
three sons live at 117 Long Drive.
Belgium Gives Big
Welcome To Heeler
BRUSSELS, Belgfum (AP) -
Belgium today gave Secretary of,
State Christian A. Herter an aus-
tere but diplomatically proper
welcome as he arrived to repre-
sent Resident Elsenhower at cele-
bratlons\ for King Baudouln’s
wedding, ffe will miss the wedding
lusc of urgent diplomatic
United Carbon..............59%
Upjohn Drug ............... 52%
U. S. Steel .................; 74%
Members of the Bykota Sunday
i school class of First Baptist have
' scheduled , their party for 3 plm.
Wednesday in the home of Mrs.
L. J. Hand. The Women’s Fine
Arts Club is to meet* Thursday
afierflbbij *1 Fellowship Hall .-of
First Methodist for their annual
Christmas program.
. City Hall will be foe scene of
Nemours and Co. plant will open Anahuac Home Demonstration
bids Monday,on a new laboratoryi ., _ . .
huiidinp at it* niant site Club s Christmas party at 2 pan.
Friday. __
DuPont Wil! Open
Lab Bids Monday
building at its plant site.
A selected list of bidders will
one story 7,000
eral information; Dalton Edmonds,, b‘d on project, a oi
agriculture: Lester Martin and *TJ?re 1°°* building.
- - -- - Eleven contractors have been
invited to bid on foe project. The
J. O. Nelson, natural resources,
municipal administration and tax-
ation; T. P. White and Carroll R.
Hand, community facilities; R. E.
McCully, community services; Joe
Sandlin, transportation and com-
munications; C. W. Choate, elec-
tricity and gas utilities; J. R.
Sherman, labor; A. G. Sherman,
industrial; and Frank Garvy,
parks and recreation.
btiildlng will include a production
control room, a process develop-
ment room, methods chemists
room, a mechanical room, library
and-conference roan.
Mrs. Mike Franssen
STATE RESERVE LIFE
"See Me Before Yon Oh"
Band Concert
CHANNELVIEW Elemen-
tary School bend will present
concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Westinghouse ..............51% the high school auditorium for the
New Orl Cotton......Up 4 Dn 5 elementary school PTA.
It was Herter’* first visit to
Brussels since the nationwide an-
ger here last summer jehen the
Untied States gave Patrice Lu-
mumba a cordial Washington wel-
come. \\
WATCH FOR
GRAND OPENING
SOON
“BAYTOWN'S FINEST SPECIALTY
RESTAURANT”
BOB HOLCOMB'S BARM
NORTH $AtN -T'
LOOK
SPECIAL ROACH
EXTERMINATION!- .
CURRIE
EXTERMINATING CO.
, S7 TEARS BAYTOWN RESIDENT
ANY HOME IN BAYTOWN!
HIGHLANDS, CROSBY, MT. BELVIEU
*10.95
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
JU 2-9148
OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 3ht
bandt with 14 point* Hr. E*Hnquish«d
Neugebauer with 13. BAYTOWN FIRE Department put
i defense for Jackson » small fire caused bv a gas
Jackson took foe eighth grade
game, 22-15, and won In the sev-
enth grade encounter, 22-5.
out a small fire caused by a gas
heater hose breaking loose at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Yar-
borough, 1405 Pershing. Little
damage was reported. It
at 3 p.m. Monday.
CORRECTION!
USED MACHINES ~ REPOSSESSIONS
AND
FLOOR MODELS
UP TO W OFF
SINGER SEWING CENTER
Baytonian Charged
In Attacking Officer
Jack Leonard Kirchoff, 1214%
Harbor St, was charged Tuesday
with assault on a police officer.
Kirchoff is accused of attacking
aytown Policeman Neal Roach
to break
toff Mon-
block of Har-
HEP
Days Wadnasday
1/2 Of Saturday
THE STRANGEST STORY SCIENCE
FICTION EVER TOLD!
GEORGE SANDERS
BARBARA SHELLEY
"VILLAGE OF
THE DAMNED’1
Light up fori
Make your hor^Spafkkzwith Holiday Spirit/
BE hU ! I , ffS
, VNBF ri :-7* ' - , r*
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Whatever the style, don't be
eauqht with «n old '40 desk L
calender when 1961 sterh —.
and need to ot down call* or<
appointments to fid. Order
now for '61 needs.
The 4 most popular stylec
Here are the most popular
desk calendar styles. Each
-has a choice of several
calendar form*. The right
one to fit your work can
»ave you many hours next
y*r! , ' .
We’ll be glad to recom-
mend the calendar style
to fit every porition in
your office.
rUmiSfO* ALL CAUNDAKS——*—|
I w# carry refllla for aU the standard dedc I
* calendars. Simply tell ua the brand and I
number or bring a sample sheet
mathernes
Festive holiday lighting can make your home extend cheery greetings to
friends and neighbors this Christmas season — with only a little effort
and expense. There’s almost no limit to decorations, arrangements and
combinations that will express your family’s celebration of the spirit of
Christmas .. . through the glowing, sparkling medium of lighting.
You’ll hava your brighttst Chritt-
mat-lighting ideal ever wh«n you
look through your fun copy of
uChristmas . . . with Light”—if*
beautifully illustrated, full of in-
formation. Juet phone or drop
by any Light Company office.
Letter* cut from plywood, spelling
"Merry Christmas* aero** the picture
window, ore highlighted by two flood
light bulbs mounted under the eaves.
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Outdoor Christmas bulbs border the
doormat and have been added to fito
wreath and the plastic poinsettias.
OUTDOOR LIHTIM ACCESSORIES
Outdoor-type spot and flood bulbs are
essential if your door and yard decora*
lions are to display their real beauty ot
night. These and other accessories are
available at department, hardware and
electrical supply stores.
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HOUSTON LIGHTING A POWER COMPANY
IWIBMSU SeOtoSlT ISWISS* MSSIM
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Tinsel tree-shape on the door it spot-
lighted from the porch. The tights on
tbepikusaso hocked by <
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