The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 208, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1961 Page: 2 of 12
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Monday. April 24, HH
BH Students In
Utenuy Contest
Army Has Plan For Revamping Infantry
Two Barbers Hill High School
students have won a chance to
compete in state competition on
the basis of their placing* in re-
gional literary competitor.
W. C. (Undy) Underwood Jr.
was the only first place, regional
OUPmaiFOR SPACEMEN
IN OBPER ID C0N6KVE FOOD AND 0XV6EN
ON ION* SMCf J01WNIV6 SCIENTISTS HAVE
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Classified
■Up arm 3
total of U to all
that the pentomic division was on
•••••••
the 10
port elements such as ordnance,
i suited to the battlefidd of the
atomic era. That's where it got
> its name — “pent” for the five
main unto and “tomie" for atom-
■ fc. There is no name yet for the
new type division.
Actually, the Army appears to
be returning to something not un-
like ft# triangular division struc-
ture of World War II—a structure
that sms Junked in 1356 on
grounds it wasn’t adapted to the
nuclear age battlefield. The tri-
angular division was based on
three infantry regiments.
There were signs that in prac- <
vision chief.
This would simplify command
problems. .
As tor flexibility, the command-
er could tailor the makeup of Ms
brigade to fit the combat prob-
lem facing him — perhaps more
table* in Goose Creek-
h Clayton left the labor gang and
" had Jobs as a pipefitter helper,
® In the Held engineers and as a
*• «ang pusher in the labor depart-
•• ment before getting promoted to
" *7 his present Job in 1*8. He took
- »$4 the refinery post that aty Judge
.. 87^ ferney^Vard held More retiring
',41^41 A1 Clayton aerved three terms,
•£™ on the dty council after being
• ** [elected in 1351 He was defeated!
: J2and H
comeback tnis year. __
3 47141 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton were mar-1
' LI,,* tied in 1837. They have two daughJ
700 |tert- Mrs. Glenn W, Kilgore, who
£ now lives at home while her hus-|
Jo* M W to to* U.S. Navy
doubles teams lost in the semi-
finals to eventual winners of the
infantry battalions in one instance,
mare tmSt total ions in another.
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The banana is of Asiatic origin
and probably originated in the
East Indies. It was cultivated in 1
TmJU
India. 4 *
Individual battalion 1
could be changed to meet
wquiremehis.
analysis and
tice it may have bent found that
had too It was reported the plan can-
Gulf State Utfl
Jsaea A Laugh •••
Kerr-McGee •*•••#<
Libby McN ,<
aa.!?,
A1 says he liked people and gov-j
nunent It is a desire to serve
at has prompted him to Seek the
layor's-Jotosa^^as^Btfd
“I would like nothing better than I
EVERY saffiTiM
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Parke-Davis ,,
Phillips Petr ..
Hue Oil immi
Royal Dutch .<
he fells friends.
C. Anthony FrtHta,
* to the Inveotlgatii
irvey map thefts k
away from beavfiy populated
ana of Houston. The honored
children raked 12,*80 which has
totaptok»tofrskfl«d,.._^_,.
55 ”1 had no idea* would run for
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^fn-iootadowf the list of canto-1
S dates and decided 1 could do as
j* well as any of them. Also, several
® friends whom I knew had not
Z voted tor me to the past promised
2 their support if I decided 1to enter
« I the campaign. So here I am-to!
SPECIALS GOOD MONOAY-TUESDAY A W8WESDAY
Funeral
Noficss || maryland club
INFANT WHEELER
Graveside sendees-lor Pennyi
Kay Wheeler, infant daughter of I
Mr. and Mrs: John B. Wheeler, j
1703 Olive, were held at 2:30 pan.
Sunday at Cedar Crest Cemetery.
The infant died Sunday roqrningj
in a Baytown hospital. Rev. Wayne
Mcdeskey officiated at the serv-
ices. Burial was under the direc-
tion of Earthman Funeral Hone, j
Survivors other than parents
were a sister, Karen of Baytown;
and grandparents, W. W. Wheeler
of Menard and W- H. Porter of
Harrison, Ark.
not to Jo
lat will keep Industry out of Bay-
urn /
"Baytown has done a lot for
CARTON
lack's I la Me
mayor so I can repay fids com-
murtty for whst it has (tone for
my family and me." ,
It Is on this basis', that Clayton
MofherflfVoc’Mwi
Dies Of Heart Attack
Hole-In-One
Ri( • uaw mu3r oMTb ne 191- __ ■ _
ProvM W"t
---.1 T. L. (Doc) Sattcrwbilc was
7 or
BOXES
East Texas physician, died Man-
day morning after suffering a
heart attack in Cairo, Ga„ where
she-lived with bar daughter. She
had visited in the Mann home
here many time. - -
Other survivors include two
daughters, Mrs. C. H, Ervin of
New Orleans and Mrs. J. B. Rob-
erts of Cairo, Ga., and nine great-
grandchildren. t
GRADE A
FEATURE NO. S
"THE FM STORY*
JAMES STEWART
WOOO, to buy toe waterworks.
A few yaan'Mrito city bought
the sewer system from Sterling.
< Swain managed the power com-
pany office here until he retired
in 1354. He served almost 30
yeato ' - •" ■
flEton 1 took over, there were
350 outlets and when I left the
company, there were 15,000 in the
city and immediate area. I point
this out to show‘the great growth
of Baytown in the past. I predict
there will be just as much, if not
more, growth to toe future. The
larger we get, the more responsi-
bility there will be tor the city
to be operated efficiently and
economically.”
Swain previously served a term
CHUCK WAGON
CHARCOAL
7 >4 OZ.
JAR...
CANS
on the city council. He served
CARTOON
"TOY TINKER"
LATEST NEWS
the Goose
BEEF STEW
SUCB) ISIS
trid He is a past president of
the Baytown Chamber of Com-
merce and served for many years
on the board of directors.
For toe past 12 years Swain has
been a metober « the Baytown
Selective Service Board, and in
recent years as chairman.
“I have tried never to shirk a
duty when my community gave
fcyftm's CHy Budget b
$2,064,111
| 24 OZ. CAN.
DECKER
NOW «
Chris Hansen is
a man capable of helping
run this $2 million organization. Efficiency
can mean your tax dollar will go further...
Chris Hansen will give you efficiency , . .
find good Baytown City Government.
FRESH
ere on the council is that be sits
at the head of toe table and pre-
sides. No mayor am be wpcess-
ful without a cooperative edunefl.
I can and wffl get along with any
ooundbncn toe people choose.
That gets me hack to my original
BABY BEEF
RUMP or PIKES PEAK ROAST □. Me
Do You Know?
Ground apricot pits sometimes
are used to dean metal parts to
manufacturing plants.
RATH'S KORNLAND
COUNCILMAN, DISTRICT 3
(Paid Pol. Adv.)
WANT
A FLORIST?
FELLY SIDE
710 VEST
(market STREET
AT
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 208, Ed. 1 Monday, April 24, 1961, newspaper, April 24, 1961; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1057040/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.