The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 281, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 18, 1961 Page: 14 of 16
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, Plt(*horrt Plate m*. ^rJr., who s^idh,. if presents
Um Had Pittsburgh Plate flits* j
Co, over unloading of
gin** from truck* at
Hotialou Junior Chamber of
Commerce seek* court Injunction
against city to stop Saturday*
itpeelal election on sale of old
rlty ball square.
Estranged husband charged
with aggravated assault after
putting nude wife out of car at
busy Main and Texas Avenue In-
tersection In Houston Monday
night. Victim begged f» * • v
for a coat, but most of them
IM, /
more than 200 residents of the
newly created district, told col-
lege officials he believes tho Con-
stitution of Texas provides no au-
thority to the legislature to give
power of taxation to a junior col-
lege disriet
there is no question of
stitutionnlity.” Baskin attended,
voh-ed.
The first of two budget hearings
was held at the Galena Park
School District offices. College of-
ficials have prepared a budget
calling for expenditures totaling
Dispute* over local Issues
slows ratification of agreement
between Sinclair oil companies
and OH, Chemical and Atomic
Workers Union. Union Insists set-
tlement of questions before mem-
bers vote on master agreement
in Kansas City last weekend.
Humble Extends. Market
Operations To 3 States
a bicycle when he was struck - ' — .
bjr Hirper'a oar.
NEW ORLEANS (Sp) - Hum-
ble Oil and Refining Ccy announced
today a further extension of its
direct marketing operations to!
Alabama, Georgia and Florida,
With the acquisition ot service
station outlets in Sheffield, and
Birmingham, Ala.; Ringgold,
Rome and Rossville, Ga,, and in
Miami and Pensacola, Ha., Hum- w Su»„oiu> «
ble products now will 8b sold in 45 states. y
145 states through the company's -j£—
own dealers and service stations.
Humble products will be mar-
keted in Alabama, Georgia and
Florida under the company^ tfell-
known ESSO trademark,,The com-
pany previously had 'announced
its entry into the Mississippi mar-
Alabama
Georgia' and Florida was spear-
headed 1
by its new Southeast Re-:
flon which was formed May 1,
1961, and which is responsible for
operations in. the states- of Ala-
bama. Georgia, Florida, Mississip-
pi North and South Carolina, Ten-
nises/ Arkansas and Louisiana. *
The Southeast Regional headquar-
ters are located in New Orleans.
In c o m m p n t i n g on the com-
pany's plans for direct marketing
in these states, R. H. Venn, vice
resident in charge of Humble's
Humble is the nation's largest
supplier of energy from gas and
oil, and it has large exploration
and producing operations in the
Southeastern states. With the ad-
and dition of Alabama,, ^Georgia and opened at b; 3Q p.m. Wi
Florida to its marketing area,
Humble currently has some 30,-
000 stations sellinglts products in
Dr. Thomas M. Spencer, presi-
........!, said about 650
iSf
A. J. Christian, Dallas, vice
president. ; ,
Chester V. Smith, Austin, re-
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personnel'from the 7th Division's
fiwtf train-
ing exercise- 'in Korea. Doyle,
n driver - in the Infantry's Com-
pany D, altered the army in June
1960. The 19-year-old soldier is a
1960 graduate of Robert E.- Lee
High School. . ...
On Vocation
ARTHUR WALTON and Mark Ed-
j/.rewBwVS!
penters Local Union No. 1334, and
SXLTaylof. recording secretary,
have returned from a three-day
Convention of die Texas State
dent of the college,
students are expected to be en-
rolled by the time classes start
ia September. Cltfsses will be
held in a building at 124 South
Shaver St. in Pasadena, which
formerly housed the McCrwy-Mc-
Clellan Co. Another nearby build-
ing. formerly used by the Schiff
Shoe Co. has been leased for
classrooms. These quarters were
leased when the Pasadena School _
District turned down a plan .to ’
use space in the high school there.
San Jacinto Junior .College Dis-
trict is composed-# districts of
Pasadena.
Galena
Spender said bids
for the college to be erected on
property near Deer Park will be
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Deer Park. The building is ex-
pected to cost about 3300,000, with
construction starting before Aug.
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ot work
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, Hail, Ttmdoy ovonlng <n *
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C. C. Poultry
Grand Knight
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;r said bids on a building 5,0,e Ban'_ .
petal asi
Park will
arr,
3300,000, w
Personals
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See Starlet Home*
CRAIOMONT PLACE_
T.V-. SERVICE
frianda *nd culfomort,
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Possessed,” which will be shown at 9:S0-ajn. Wed
the Brunson Theater for women only. Based on
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only. Based on the book
of the same name, the fllpi features George Hamilton! Susan
Kohner and Thomas Mitchell “ 7 •
Brunson Slates Special
Film Showing Wednesday
AspedaTshowing of the film, er, one of the screen's most gfam-
By Love Possessed,” is sdied- orous and popular personalities,
^ d^tm in tz g* I -r
Beaumont, pres- *
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Doyle, G ^ McNeal, Austin, District
Crosby, participated with other j ■ " - - ■
E. C. Adamson," San Antonio,
District 2.
• Tv. P. Walts. AMenerDtstWcrS:
Jack E. Phillips, Lubbock, Dis-
tinct 4. ,
Charlie C. Campau, Fort Worth,
Districts.
lamp, Jr. brings to the screen all of die
ir and emotional- voltage that electrified
of a staid and respectable lawyer Sturges directed and Walter Mi-
/r c: swey. w «■* t&zji ££ sa, <S**#WT!£S
that probe the heart of his pri- Award winner John Dennis from
vate and professional existence, the prize-winning novel, “By Love
As Marjorie ffenrosc, Laaa Turn- Possessed."
J .W. Barker, Ltxigview, Dis-
trict 7. .
W. L. Rushing, Houston, District
8, re-elected.
Gresham said the convention
'was “yefy constructive and of
wani Walton arespending a vaca,- ffl S
tion Ci( Mayou Ear M Ranch at j v ork hard but it was a pleasure
I Bandera, 7T / -|beln^ there, ” „
By Bin O'Malley
Bv Frank Robcraa
THI* JACKETS 1
REVERSIBLE'.
pa
JOB isn't/
UP TO $2000
Just tell us how much money
you need to pay old bills, for
car repairs, home improve-
ments, for all your seasonal
expenses IPhone before noon
to arrange for your money
the same day:,. Do it now!
hair wave, electric percolator Hi BHHHB _
other gifts. " Broadway audiences with his work
Admission will be 80 cents fof in “The Iceman Cometh.” Zim-
women and 60 cents tor teenage balist plays Arthur Winner, Rob-
girls. ard’j law-partner and the screen
Steering in the film which was husband of Barbara Bel .Geddes,
based on a book hailed by critics who", as Clarissa, calls their mar-
as a major literary achievement riage a business merger rafter
are Lana Turner, Efrem Zimba- than a love affair;
Ust Jr., Jason Roberts Jr. and Others prominently cast-in
arbara Bel Geddes. -j - film are George I......
Theme of this story-is love — Kohner and v e t
viewed in all its aspects. Thread- Mitchell in a role
isss ^TSMrssfttjg
IRC., Bo* »2l IB core of Tlw Boyfi
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Or pro-blab acbaol it hami la apart
Uim, Writ* for fro# book I*. -
AMERICAN SCHOOL
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Homo Study CotmpH- _ j LX.
8. Beauty Culture
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DRAB HAIR?
Call JU 2-WOI.
BRIGHTEN YOUR DULL
Coll Jan’s Boauty Solon.
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Funeral Notices
eutran<r'mss Vickie 'Nwthcult,
BARBER
Funeral sendees for Oscar- Ed-
ward (Jack) Barber,. T5* member
of -a ■ prominent Mont Belvicu
family, were held at 4 p.m. Tueif-
----—~ CQtr. 'BavtDWfrr ’anrt A: -e; Norft> -*—
cult. 'Wichita Falls/and seven . "loan am
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of Mont Belvieu Methodist OiurCh,
officiating. Burial was in Fisher's
Chapel Cemetery in Mont Belvieu.
FINANCE CORPORATION
Of Raytown
124 West Texas Avenue
Telephone: JUstice 3-7316
Opon dolly 9 to 5 o Saturday 9 to 1
Barber, a resident of Mont Bel
vieu 57 years, died Monday morn-
ing in Baytown.
Survivors include two daugh ^
Mrs, B. F. Strawbridge of Liberty
and Mrs. George Lintelman of
Mont Belvieu; -ono son; Elton Bar-
ber, Mont Belvieu; two faster sons,
K. H. Eppej-son of Calexico, Calif., 3
and Elwee Smith of Liberty; one
brother, Ben Barber of MonfBel-
vieu and four grandchildren.
•Pallbearers were R. E. Casey,
Claude W. Smith. G. B. Smith,
P. O. Wood, Burl Dugat and Fred
Jennings,
both of Baytown; one son James
Norftcutt, Baytown; his mother,
M{S, Tim Mnrfhmft Anutnum- nna
grandchildren.
The body will be sent by .Earth-
man Funeral Home to the.Jones-
Coker-Peters Funeral Home ft
Greenville for services at 10 a.m.
Wednesday. Burial will be in For-|at
~ ■ ^eiuetery mt JjreenvtHe. §
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KEITH
James Miller -Keith Sr., 68, of
6 Cfedar Bayou Road, died at
.m. Monday te a Houston hos-
had been a resident of
NOBTHCUTT, , .
Ira Harlow Nortttcutt, 48, of 603,
E- Murrill, died at 3:30 p.m. Mon-
day iaa.....Baytmvn hospital. He
.305 Cedar Bayou
3 p.m. M -
pltel. He
Baytown 40 years and was a re-
tired commercial fisherman. He
also was a veteran’ at World War
I. ■ % . '
Survivort include his widow,
Mrs. Mattie Stone Keith, Baytown;
two sons, Walter G. and J. M.
Jr., both of Baytown; one daugh-
was a resident of Baytown seven
years and was employed as a
truck driver for the Texas Brine
Co.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Pearj Norfheutt, Baytown;
MB 'ter*.. Mrs. Marie Biggs,
Mrs. Wanda Newman,
Okia.; Mre. Thelma Whit-
ter; Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, Bay- Hospital
town; one brother; Martin Keith,
Edna; three sisters, Mrs, Floyd
R. Moore, Victoria; Mrs. Alma
Searcy, Houston, and Mrs.'Anna
Quinn, Cleveland. Six grandchild-
ren also survive him.
Private graveside services will
be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday
at Cedar Crest Cemetery, with
Rev. C. E. Meadows of Coady
Baptist Church officiating. Ettrth-
furn
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Travel News
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11. Female Help Wanted
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pOBitlon. Grand Cloonerl, J1S N. Main,
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recent experience In bookkeeping
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Admitted Monday to San Ja-
UWllltem,Ci Moore. 10234 Flax-
man. Houston, Room 202.
Mrs. James C. Covin, 13810 Ban-
dera, Houston, Room ,348. . -
Gordon Lester Lee, 1509 Edison, -
Mrs. Edward Hardy,'121 E.
Fayle, Room 248.
'Admitted Monday to Baytown
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ley Beeville; Miss Virginia North- man Funeral Home is directing. New arrivals at Gulf <;oast
--*----- - - Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Ploch.
PROFESSOR PHUMBLE
By BHI Yates
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Mrs. B. E. Fisher, 1609 Ash,,
nto't,’fE. Smith, 412 E. Gulf,
Room 102.
, Mrs. J. V. Worthy, 5330 Pease,
Houston, Room 221. ■
Admitted Monday to Gulf Coast:
Schuyler Fisher, Room 213.
Mrs. F. A. Monk, Highlands,--------------
Room 102.
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Miss Do Jo Weatherly, Baytown.
New arrivals at Gulf Coast:
Mr, and Mrs. T. G. Plocheek,
Crosby, baby girl, seven pounds
and 12 ounces, bom Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.‘Jeqste.Ar-Mask,t .
Channel view', baby boy. six pounds
and' 12 ounces, born Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Fet-
ters., Onrtgyaliir-«cUfac,G '
and 15 ounces, bom
Mr. and Mrs. E. L.. Lindsey,
Baytown, baft/ boy,' eight pounds
and' eight ounces, bom Monday.
Sam Morton, 1813 Maryland, is £
in Room 509 instead of the pre-
viously ..reported room-in M. D. •
Anderson Hospital in Houston.
shHetofees *ty he's ''(loingwift*:'" •
after pjastic surgery. He may
have visitors.
Mrs. J. V. Worthy of Houston,
who is a patient in Bayiown Hos-
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pital, is the sister of Mr*. Oscar
tfocker, 802 S. Circft. • "
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 281, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 18, 1961, newspaper, July 18, 1961; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1058195/m1/14/?q=%221961-07%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.