The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 271, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 5, 1964 Page: 8 of 24
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By Blako
Jersey City Riots Are
W KIP WHo$e skim 16
SEMSmve To THE SUM
6MJ0VS His VACATION!
Fourth NE Outbreak
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) -
> k Mrs. Bert McWhorter. The Rev.
The ' ^aitress I There were 170 teams in the I couple lef t
.. 1 „ „.. tlin riKifn rtf _ I .
Palm, Channelview,"attended the a few
V T ooHopc' rYmtoroneV' lime \ur
minutes.
By MAURINE HOLLIMAN
Channelview Correspondent
The Chrmnelfctte brill Team
Channelview High School
y ih the High, School Gym.
iris trying otit * for the drill
am should report at the g>m
ohday.
Tlie rioting in Jersey City the
past two .nights was the fourth
outbreak of racial violence in
die Northeast in two-weeksr...........
In .New York City, rioting
broke out in Harlem on July 18.
One Negro was killed. In the
.Bedford-Stuyvesant section of
Brooklyn, Negroes rioted and
looted on July 20-22,
From1' July 24-26, Doting in
Rochester, N.Y., brought four
James Brannen will be Regis-
trar and Co-ordinator for the
Leaders’
district camping program.
............ TO ARKANSAS----------------
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stone of
605 Lakeside Drive,, left Satur-
day for a two-week extended
tour through Arkansas and other
places of interest.
, NEWJJAIIGHTER
Ah infant daughter was bom
to Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Banta
of 604 Pemberton, Channelview,
tl—«;♦«! »)•)
oil-atomic t
■ mijaiHcHj
sqimre-rlgge
lions move v
In New York
sailing voya
Aboard om
rfM write
Imd to join t
iliant mucin
age and bri
humorous rc
lows.
Martin. •
The Channelview bowling
team: were also (he Northshore
Industrial League Champions
at the Northshore B o w 1 i n g
90th Division Starts
Training At Ft. Hood
Glenn Jenson -in the Central
Presbyterian 'Church in Hous-
ton, Texas.
Mrs. Jenson's brother, Ken-
—**• ’ — came id from
i wedding.
miniiw
NORTlf FT. HOOD (AP)-The
. 90th Division has started its two-
week training- encampment in
near lObdegree temperatures
with a barrage of firing exer-
Califomia for the
BOWLING TEAM
her husband on
Frey Sr,, of 408 Cedar Lane,
A Channelview Bowling teamj7:30 p.m, Saturday, July 25. The
_K<. T> IC1_LTor\f hrirlo u/uc oiupn in mnrrififfP
in San Jacinto Methodist Hos-r
RESTAURANT JjtOBBEB
Pfyifpfy u/ill hf> fn
bride was given in marriage
the Lakeview Camp. Miss Patsy
Boeker, Mr. Bill Andel and Mrs.
Peter Webster will work in the
cises.
Units fired live rounds and as-
sembled for outdoor classes yes-
bj^er-father Willis-Stone.—
A reception was held in the
Old River Terrace Methodist
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cDlje lautmnn Wednesday, August u,
CHANNELETTE DRILL TEAM STARTS AUGUST PRACTICE
BABY GIPL
Mr. .and,.Mrs. K. A. Howell
re the parents of a~n5Wifaugh=
■r. Rhonda Christine, bom on
.’uly 21 at Tidelands Hospital
’ id weighed in at 7 pounds, 7
inces.
Grandparents bie and
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rosse Strtbet, Jacinto City, ’and
Trs. C, E. Beam of Montebello,
la.
-............. CHECK-UP_________:
Mrs. Aline Carrington of 13601 accompanied
given by the American National ing a young man drinking a'000 'which the bowling team
Insurance Company of Galves- soft drink in the restaurant, [from Channelview m,issed by
ton. The conference was held
in the Jung Hotel in New Or-................... ....
leans. There, were more than upon coming to the front, saw
1,700 people in attendance: ar ibr man returning :t(S his seat,
the meeting, in which Tate was She notified Escobar, who found
one of the principal speakers. $40 missing from the cash regis-
Tate received the companies ,er- He locked 'J’*
Leading Agents Award which and held the man until the «>
was presented by C. C. Cherry lice arrived to take charge.
• ■— ------- VOWS READ
Miss Iva Noll Lindstrom of
608 Sheldon Road, Channelview,
senior vice president of Ameri-
can National' Insurance Com -
pan). This is a very coveted
award, for which over
agents compete each year,
award is in the form of a pla-
que. Tate was also surprised
with a gift ,of sterling silver
rjimtolchra’s. Ml'S. Jamie Tit'e
ngtonfs-'tbe president of Do- 15901 Market Street, in Harper's Texaco Station, 1601,1
wala Parent - Teayher Asso- Channelview, was robbed around Market Street, Channelview, won
anon ~ ~ !« — [second place in the Greater
i\USS STONE WED
Miss Billie Stone, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Willis Stone of
atioti.
.VSUBANTE
(ONFERENO:
4 p.m. Saturday.
EVER HAPPEN TO YOU?
Herschel C. fate of 16214 steppAl out of "the ’hiiildihg for nament held rocenily in Orange.' following the reception, the have Mrs. C. W. Boeker and health.
Current Drought
Almost Matches
Last Year's July
. DALLAS !AP* —Intense hea)
.....and drought in July almost
latched July of 1963, the Weath
r Bureau says.
. At -Wichita Falls, where -for 27
"abigfi' days ffle tcmpemtuiE
limbed to 100 degree's or more,
die average maximum daily
•was 103.4- degrees.
Brief, spotty showers July 25
las. El Paso reported its driest
Jaly in 30 years. .
Rain overall is generally about
-5 to 6 inches below normal^ the
.’port said. 'except on the low.
.oiling Plains and along the up-
per coast. -
—Only Wichita . Kalis—showed
bove-normal rain for the year
.rough July 31. .with .18.16
riches, 1.77 above normal. The
Sty's July rain was 1.59- below
. EDITOR’S
Hob Sail” i
clirnnlsm In
By S
ABOARD
RADICH,”
Monday, Ju
Weather: mi
erly 25 km
fouled uj).
Capt Kjell
“ A p.
.iprtnal. . •
The only other points
above-average July rain- were
Abilene, .30 of an inch above;
Galveston, 1 inch; and Port Ar-
thur-Beauiyqnt, ,16 inch.
These points, their rainfall,
mi their below-average depar-
lUres from normal are shown:-
Amarillo .90, 1.40.
Austin .65. 1.53.
Brownsville .22, 1.46.
Dallas .19, 175.
El ^*a*?
Fort Worth .25, 1.50.
Houston 1.68, 2.61
Laredo .81, .55.
Lubbock .82, 1,19.
Midiand-Odessa .24, 1.64.
San Angelo .47,. *.94.
San Antonio .02 , 2.07.
Waco .23, 176.
Shreveport, La. .15, 3.60.
For,the year through July 31,
lies, 1 liei r cumulative- total
infall and their cumulative de-
. artures below average: ■"
Abilene 14.51. .08.
Amarillo .593. 6.1ft.
• 'Austin 17.52, 2.29.----------------
, Brownsville 6.91, 5.56.
Dallas 16.16. 5.66.
El Paso 1.27, 2.63.
■ fortWorth 14.26, 5.53.
Galveston 19.22, 2,90.
Houston 17.55, 7.99
Laredo 5.27. .5.16.
Lubbock 8:85, 2.02. . *
• Midland-Odessa-4.09, 4.11.
—•Port—Arihur-Beaumont- -26.93;
4.50.
San Angelo 5.99, 5,28.
San Antonio 14.87, ,1.56;
Waco 16.17, 4.08.
Shreveport, La.. 20.25, 9.38,
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 271, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 5, 1964, newspaper, August 5, 1964; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1057299/m1/8/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.