The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 243, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 18, 1950 Page: 3 of 10
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TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
RAIN OR CLEAR
First Show at 6:45 pjn.
Prices: ChiL 9c; Adults 40c
NOW ENDS TONITE
Roy Rogers “Susanna Pass”
Dave Clark "WkipUsh”
LATE SHOW TONITE
11:80 p.m. Sunday-Monday
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Color Cartoon—Latest^Ne'
LAST DAY
“ALASKA"
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.onRO Tex. (CB— Sheriff
rtarrison struck" While tho
«“*hot to « theft case-Bo
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an ironing board In a
»fr0* Jailed the. suspect
«* . recovered the Iron in a.
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^qaaaiflsd Ais-Dial 889t.
Shepard Barclay On Bridge
Girl Scouts Schedule Camps
Try Sun Classified Ads—Dial ffioj, I
let us
lip Your Home
WEFEATCKB
, Curtain Dying and
Finishing
i Dying Rugs, Clothing
i Washing and Drying
, Finished Flat Work.
ROBINSON.
washateria
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LOW RUFF IS A LUXURY
OUR NATURAL tendency,
when ruffing a trick on which wo
know the defenders must follow
suit, Is to use the lowest possible
trump for the purpose. Offhand
that appears to constitute an
economy. Actually, however, it -----..... „.„...ug
. *y ?* *• “»«rey. one you can 111 „ ventiy that he could get to the
afford. Such ia the caae when you dummv to k>53 shother Hismonrt
require an entry into the dummy
which can exist only if you have
•that amall tnjmp left in your
hand for later, -use, to be kd to
aome card opposite It.
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a Central Press Feature Summer Outings At Site Near Conroe
^i’astrous false economy. Dates for summer camp sessions cavers 60 acres. The outdoor pro-
Next he scored the club K and were announced today ,by Miss gram Includes fire building, cook-
A, then finessed the diamond J, vranna Watson, Girl Sqout field ing, swimming, nature study, use of
which forced the A. The defender director for the Baytown area......keeping. There also will be sing-
would not be kind enough to re- The annual summer outing will tag, folk dancing, games and enter-
turn a red ’suit, but selected the be at Camp Jfartha Foster Made- out-of-door tools and camp house-
spade 2, which South had to win ley, three miles west of Conroe. taining with dramatios,
in hi# own hand.' Wishing fer- Here is the schedule: Miss Watson said parents may
■M that he cpuld get to the May 28-June 3, Brownie “fly- register their girls now so they
dummy to leiiiiJ another diamond up ” - will be sure of a camp reservation. \
for a marked finesse against the June 4-June 10, fifth graders. Each camper mast have medical
Q. he had no way to do that, sow June 11-June 17, sixth and sev- examination one week before com-
faxlty bpd to give up the setting enth graders. * ln* to A doctor will be on
trick To East. June 18-June 24, fifth graders. call at the camp.
It will nearly always pay a de- June 25-July 1, Brownie fly-
clarer to examine his two holdings ups.”
to see what entries may be re- July 2-July 8,
sixth and
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quired into one hand or the other. ehth graders.
If South had done that, he could * July 9-Jdly 15, fifth.
Have seen easily that he require# seventh graders. -
two leads of diamonds from the July 18-July 22, eighth, ninth ana
- Senior Scouts. - ,
Camp session begin at 2_ P- *?•
Sunday and end at 2 p. m. the fol-
lowing Saturday. - ■■ , . .
Camp Ma rth^ Foster^ MadelejL
Sun Patterns
For iasy'Sewing
dummy even if he was lucky
enough to find the-missing honors
where they were. One entry was
the club A, and the other could
EASTER SPECIALS
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Line of
Permsetio
Cosmetics
jYfth a Fine Permanent
11 Machine Waves
11 Machmelets Waves
;0 WAVES 5.Q0
Experienced Operators
’% Beauty Shop
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South West North
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3 4 Pass 4 A
4 ♦ Pass 4 ♦
South bid his hand as he did—
with two calls of spades before ' ♦J
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have been one'of the dummy's
nwo trumps if SoutlHfM ruffed
the third heart with an-honor
a later lead to the 9 or 10.
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Tomorrow's Problem
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and a four-carder—be-
cause his major suit was so
strong he was willing to try it
with only two-card support op-..
■ posit# him. That idea was not
too bad in this case, if he had
shown ths playing skill to back,
it up.
West, won the opening trick
with the hesrt K and led the 10
to the A, the 8 coming back for
South to ruff. He dad tt with the
3, and later regretted what proved
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Nation Faces
Life Term
DALLAS, March 18. (EE) — K. T.
..Xhlsholm,___3Uyetx«A&—Houston
youth ' who once told a judge he
robbed liquor stores because he
was a prohibitiohlst, today faced
99-year prison sentences for armed
robberies of liquor stores here.
The good-looking Navy veteran
already had been sentenced to four
other 90-year sentences for robbing
liquor stores in San Antonio and
North opens with 1-Spade? Why
is it best?
Try Sun Classified
Ads For Best Results
BUY YOUR MILK
♦ Q10 9 8 7-5 3
4 J84
♦ K 5 2
4 None
(Dealer: North North - South ‘ Beaumont, and to life imprison-
vulnerable.) . ment-for rmjrder of a. liquor store
What is South’s best bid after ‘ Chisholm told a San Antonio
judge several weeks ago that he
robbed two liquor stores there be-
cause he wanted to put them out
of business.
John Cahoon of Houston,, attor-
ney for Chisholm, said the youth’s
aversion to liquor did not stem
from religious principles, but from
experiences in the Navy.-
He said Chisholm had a good
background, and claimed never to
have touched a drop of liquor or
smoked a ctgaret or “used a dirty
word” •- *-**■
THE BAYTOWN SUN, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, I960 - PAGE I
La Porte Groups Want
Community Center
' LA PORTE, March 13.—(Sp.j-
Resiaents of this town want a
community center and they want
It bad.'
Men and women from 20 civic
and business groups appeared be
fore the city council this week in
support of a bond Issue to bulk!
a community center.
“Whatever It takes to build om
we are for It,” the group said.
Mayor Harold Pfeiffer think-
such a center with swimming pool
and recreation building will cos
About 1100,000.
W. W. Baugh, president of th*
First National Bank of La Porte
. was appointed head of a commit
toe to find out how much the
project would «wt
Try Son Classified Ads^-DiaJ SK2.
THAT SHINING GRIN on faos of J-year-old Freddie Thomaaon indi-
. cates he’s too young to realise he was bom without arms and legs.
The Magnolia, Ark., tot Is at West Orange, N. J., to be fitted with
artificial-Umbs by famed orthopedic surgeon Dr, Henry l Kesri**-
Freddie’s mother hold# him as ha makes, friends with 8-year-old
- Robert McLeUaad, 4ho sports new artificial legs, Frsddls Is a
financial project of Magnolia Kiwanians. (International Boundphotoi
WE ARE
TOPS 1
IN FINE WATCH
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REPAIRING
,?quVppid for All
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Bring your watch-
to us for. guaranteed
repaiftH*nd a
yearly checkup
MAYFAIR
JEWELRY
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Next to Culpepper'*
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LIVESTOCK
. FORT WORTH, March 18. <C£> —
i USD A) — Lvestock:—Cattle com-
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Sturdy corduroy coveralls are the
practical choice for brother And
sister’s playtimes. And they’re twice
as practical when they have a high-
buttoned jacket to match — like
these!'
No. 2203 .Is cut In sizes 1, 2, 4 and
6. Size 4 suit, 2% yds, 35-in.
_ __ Send 25o for PATTERN with
pared -last Frtdayl^AU clasps tolly ^ Addrwa and Style Number.
I rt^le so^^mgs^so6 dub Address PATTERN DEP A RT-
| steers JGM MENT, Baytown Sun, 121 W„ lfltb
, \ Z luZZT Street. New York 11, New York,
bulls 20.50, Stocker and feeder Patt^rn|, ready fln order* Im-
hngs steers 26.60, older feeder Fof " lal handUng of
.IfL'™/,! order via first class mail include
Weeks bulks. Medium a an extra 5c per pattern.
Jrf Tn / yearl S* Just off the press! The SPRING
22.00- f6.00, other grade rather B0QK QF FASHI0N pr6sentmg
scarce, common and medium cows ^ new|st style trends> a)1 tran!.
ca?.ner5 a.nd ^utier,s lated into deUghtfully wearable,
12.00- 16.50, medium and good sau- casy.t0.make pattern designs. Over
sage bulls. 18.50-20.00, med.um and 15() degigng for aIi ageg M(1
good stocker steers and yearimgs caslong Deautltoily Ulustrated in
21.00- 24.50> medium and good thifl book. 0rder your copy now
Stocker cpws 17.00-19.50, Price just 20 cents.
; CalVes -compared last Friday: ..................-...........
Good and choice strong, others
weak 'to jower, good and choice
slaughter calves 24.00-2650, odd
head 27.00,’ common and medium
18.50-23.50, most culls 16.00-17.50,
medium to choice Stocker steer
calves 21..10-27.00, choice heifers to
28.00.
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' When Was the diurchr Built?
Manv men teach today the church of the New Testament was built during the life time of John
the Baptist. In Matthew 16:18 Jesus said, “Upon this rock I will build my church.’’ Can you think
of a statement Which will express more emphatically, in fewer words, the fact that the church was
not at that time built, bub was t6 be built at aome future time? “I will build my church" cannot
mean that it had been built. .... . " ' .
It was something, like 18 months after Jesus ordained the twelve apoetles (Matt 10), And sent
them forth, to preach that tfes Itord sald: 'T will build my church.” There are two facts revealed by
the statement of the Master. (10 The church was not built at the time he made the statement
and (2) he promised to build the church, ------------------------------------------ ~ T-
Eph'. 2:20. "Ye are no more strangers and foreigners but fellow citizens wlto the saints, and of the
household of God, And are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ
hlJesus said^in^ati^lfi:18, ‘T^l^build my church.”. Paul said here In Eph. “Ye are built." It
must’follow that at some time between the two statements the church was built.
Acts 2^47. ‘And the Lr*4^ oAAaA frt fHo Phlipph Hallv *mph nn
In A. D. 32 Jesus said:
Acts 2:47. ’And the Lord added to the church daily such aa should be saved.4’
In A. D. 32 Jesus satdr “I will build my church.” In A.D. 33 people were “added to the church."
The'church had been built. It had to be built between the statement of Jesus to Matt 18:18 and
T tllra in Ante 9 ‘A.7 * •!. '
the statement of. Luke in Acts 2:47. ,
Jesus said in John 9:1 the church or Kingdom, terms used interchangeably as Illustrated In Matt
16:18, 19, - would come with power during the lifetime St some with him then. In Acts 1:8 Jesus
said unto his apostles, “Ye shall receive power after that the Holy Spirit Is cbme upon you . . .*
Acts 2:1-5 tells us the apostles received the Holy Spirit on the day of pentecost In the city of Jer-
usalem. Church t'o come with power, power to come with the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit came on the
first pentecost after the resurrection of Christ. Thus the New Testament church, church of Christ,
was built, established on the day of Pentecost, A. D. S3, in Jerusalem, by Jesus Christ (
CHURCH of CHRIST
2600 Virginia
BAYTOWN
Sooth fibrin and Cleveland MurrUl and Ashbel
BAYTOWN .BAYTOWN ,
314 (Tear Lake Road
HIGHLANDS * ”
•«£$
CAMPBELL
Tax Consultant ♦ Public Accountant
101 Woods Bldg. 416 West Defee
Baytown, Texas • *
March 18th, 1950
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TO THE CITIZENS: __ ' .....
BAYTOWN, TEXAS
Friend# and butines# associate, of my wide acquaintance In Baytown have requested that I entsr the forthcoming politloal MM
foe the. Council position from District Four. I am deeply grateful for being selected and for their ansollofted snprestion ci
confidence In my capabilities. i - ■
That part of me which was fundamentally lntereated In the successful promotion. ofmy personal buslnes* refused to eoaridet
suoh aa action! however, after much thought, this selfish attitude waa overoome wlUt toe reallaatlon that we~aS have a re^wfa*
sihility to our Community and should be willing to serve in whatever sapaoitjr that oar training and experieneea hay# best qua».
fled or prepared us for In life -------— • "________
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Two weeks from" today yoa will be caDed upon to select thoee who wffl represent you oa yoar Otjr CtoaaOL Thoee aeteotod wO hi
the administrators of an organisation under whose Jurisdiction !e millions of dollars in property valuation and thousands «i
dollar# of tax rsvsnus. Such responaibilltls* oannot^b# taken lightig fif the voter* of thl* etty, U one City Oovernmnet ia to
remain flnandally ataWe. . . *
I hav*. eomplalned of Improper drahtaga, poor straeto, and othas apparent and much needed lmptowmsnto and tooSMaa aa land
as my fellow-eitlzena I have ooncludsd that talk alone win net solve ear problem. I am offaring my aarvioea for the next *wo
year* without any expectation of financial remuneration with the goal in mind of correcting these conditions. W business hash'
groun4 and ekperience will be of gtetri help to the elty.
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A Picture
Sb Fine That
All Others
. Must
Be Compared
Tojt!
I do not phut to conduct an native “hand-shaking and baby hissing” campaign, X am known in ths taubMaa wortd.lF •» 4 - ’
All over the Golf South tonight little girl* and boy» will go
to sleep in homes equipped with adequate, vented, auto-
matic natural gas heating. Gas will have the house warm
F nwhingrtoo, k»P "woter fiot, eook the family
breakfast. Natural gas doas all the big jobs In the home—
quickly, efficiently and at such low cost.
Natural Gas-Dependable, Economical
Natural gas i* a dependable, ecopomical fuel that serves
most where it'* used most. It’s a source of income, too, for
mony,.mony tfiowsonds of workers in commerce ond indu*.
try, for royalty-owners and itockholdersthroughout the Gulf
South, many of whom proboWy live lit your own community.
April 4th.
whom I have been of sendee In my professional activities. Others kno^r ma In the business, reUgloua and KMriai aettvlBes In
which !l am engaged. I am asking each citizen to personally inveatlgate and to pass j-our Judgment upon my ability to serve
you tn th* capacity for which I am offering my service*. _ _ _____L —•--------’
__;^==T=1—“
A vote for or against me withoot each an Investigation would be unfair to yog aa a ettlien and tax^grer of this city. Tan who
have fc*an associated with ma baas a responsibility to your fellow-voter, tb'gtaa'tlw* your l«|llt and unbiased optarion so
that they will profit by your experience* with me and east their ballot* to ttte Nest interest of Uie^ Community as a whole. .
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I do no hav* a promotional platform to offer the citizen* of this CKy to tntiot their vote*. If elected, t will toe* each problem
aquawiy npon It* owa innrlto and iandar my fladafou only aftor * careful stody and based apon the heat totoraat of toe eeawaunity -
and not for the interest of a chosen tow. If such is your desire of a councilman, you should so express yourself at the polls on
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 243, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 18, 1950, newspaper, March 18, 1950; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1029223/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.