The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 2

Tuesday, December 23, Try Sun Son Home BURTON M. BOMHOFF Anchorage, Alaska, visited hL parents, the Rev. and Mrs Harold 0. Bomhoff of Gillette Drive, over iweekend. Colonial DRIVE IN I Tuc 471 IK1 ENDS TONIGHT "HOT ROD ACTION" and "FOLLOW ME" WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY BIG Jk DOUBLE 3, FEATURE RGf.fK: GEORtt OUM mm THE TB 6009 GUYS GREAT IUDTBEUDODTS I BANK BOBBER? PANAVISION'- WARNER 6ROS-SEVE FUNERAL NOTICES THOMAS LEATHERWOOD Tho; mas M.

Leatherwood, 76, of 20121 Ramsey Road in a.m. Monday in a BJ ly town nursing home. He had been ill for some time. He was a native of Williamson County and had lived Crosby 24 years. He was a retired boilermaker and a member of Local 74 in He was also a member of the First Baptist Church in Crosby.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church, with the Rev. J. T. Barnett officiating.

Burial will be in White Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Lonnie Darrell Leatherwood, Randy Leatherwood, Jerry Hunter, Ron.nie Hunter and Bill Ferguson. FIRST FEATURE STARTS AT 7 P.M. Pol'I THEATER 430 WEST MAIN 471 3115 TECHMICOLOH-- PANAVISION' MUMMER BROS-SEVEN ARTS Ends. Tonight THE STARS OF BOW FREE SHINE EVEN BRIGHTER "THE CHRlSTMffS TREE" CULM MWCUI Commm PALOMAR PICTURES INTERNATIONAL Bright Water TONITE LOOKING FOR FULFILLMENT.

ItrllllSOIl THEATRE 31! WEST THJJS AVE. STARTING WEDNESDAY FULFILLMENT, "Dammitall. Why everything -we're good at illegal 1 WORTH COtM II KIWI RAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD KtfTHARfNE ROSS "BUTCH CASSIDy AND THE SUNDANCE KID" co STROTHER MARTIN. JEFF COREY. HENRY JONES IN EASTMAN COLOR NOW SHOWING AT ttffV CD DRIVE IN VCvfltn THEATRE PETEK SELLERS IN "THE PARTY- FOR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS FILM PHONE BETTY AT STARTS WEDNESDAY Some heroes are are made are mistakes VIVA MAX The most magnificent mistake of them ail! PETER USTINOV PAMELA TIFFIN JONATHAN WINTERS ASTIN Rated for Entertainment! witfi MAX; KEEMAN WNN HARfft- MORGAN ALICE GHOSTLEYm KENNETH MAR? nttx to CUUIER ICIRI MK EKImanCOLOR COMMOHWEMTN UNITED MATIKEE CHRISTMAS PAY AT 2:00 PX Survivors are.his wife, Mrs.

Myrtle Leatherwood of Crosby; three sons, Thomas E. and O. W. Leatherwood of Crosby, and Carl M. Leatherwood of Houston; four daughters, Mrs.

Viola Farrell of Houston, Mrs. Margaret Ferguson of Galena Park, Mrs. Iris Hunter of Euless, Mrs. Janet Elh'ngson of Fort Worth; one brother, R. A.

Leatherwood and one sister, Mrs. K. R. Morgan of Crosby. Eighteen grandchildren also survive.

Leatherwood's body will be at Sterling Funeral Home in Dayton until the service hour. MRS. ADDJE M. KAISER Mrs. Addie M.

Kaiser, 78, of Moody House, Galveston, died in a Galveston hospital Monday. She was a former resident of Baytown, having lived here 52 years. She was active in charitable work in the Baytown area. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Earthman Chapel with the Rev.

E. Burns officiating. Burial will be in Rosewood Cemetery, Humble. Mrs. Kaiser is survived by three sisters, Mrs.

F. A. Richardson of Baytown; Mrs. R. L.

Brooks of Austin; Mrs. Rosetta Payne of Georgetown; three brothers, R. L. Eaves of Dallas, Dr. Charles D.

Eaves of El Paso and I. W. Eaves of Three Rivers, one nephew, Phil Collier of San Diego, and other relatives. Pallbearers will be Gene Richardson, Don Tyler, Hugh Osborne, Burt Allman, E. C.

May and Bill Partin. Baytown Man's iMother Dies Mrs. Laura LaVergne of Opelousas, mother of Russell LaVergne of Baytown, died at 3:15 a.m. Tuesday in Opelousas. Robert LaVergne and Carl LaVergne of Baytown, her grandsons, also survive.

Services will be at LaFond Funeral Home in Opelousas. Burial will be at Church Point Catholic Cemetery in Church Point, La. Sister Of Baytonian Is Dead Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Earthman Funeral Home for Mrs, William H. Kiser, who died Monday in Galveston.

Mrs. Kiser was the sister of Baytonian Mrs. F. A. Richardson and the widow of the late W.

H. Kiser, an early Baytown and Pelly businessman and former Pelly mayor. Mrs. Kiser lived at Moody House in Galveston. Burial will be at the Humble, Cemetery.

Other survivors include two sisters, Mrs. R. L. Brooks of Austin and Mrs. Rosetta Payne of Georgetown; three brothers, R.

L. Eaves of Dallas, Dr. Charles D. Eaves of El Paso and I. W.

Eaves of Three Rivers; and a nephew, Phil Collier of San Diego, Calif. Pallbearers will be E. C. May, Bill Partin, Hugh Osborne, Don D. Tyler, Gene Richardson and Bert Allman.

Son Of Former Baytown Man Needs Blood The 18-year-old son of a former Baytown man needs blood donations at Ben Taub Hospital in Houston where he is being treated for critical injuries suffered in a recent Raymond Istre, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Istre of Hitchcock and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Istre, 208 Granville, needs 26 more pints of blood.

His aunt, Mrs. Leroy Cashat of Baytown, says ne underwent major surgery this week and has already had several blood transfusions. He is suffering from head injuries and a broken back. Persons interested in donting alood may go to the Ben Taub Hospital and designate that the slood donation is for him. Further information may be obtained by phoning Mrs.

Cashat, 427-1220, or another relative, Mrs. Henry Wooten, 575-1279. A GREAT TREAT DINING Famous for fresh seafood and chicken dinners Open thru Sat. Sunday 1 pan. to Span.

SAN JACINTO INN (Located at San Jacinto Battleground) Monday except for private FIREWORKS PERIL Yule Thefts Are Probed (CMttMMd we do there is a considerable number. Firemen also warn residents about the fire hazards with Christmas lights and trees. "In Christmas tree lights the main thing is to not overload your circuits," Capt. Turner continued. Cracks and splits in the string of lights and exposed metal sockets are extremely dangerous.

Trinity Church Slates Three Yule Services Three Christmas services are scheduled at Trinity Episcopal Church. Family Eucharist is set for 7 p.m. on Christmas Eve, with the assistant minister, the Rev. F. Philip Dignam, as celebrant.

The Junior Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Fisher, will sing. The Midnight Holy Communion on Christmas Eve teginsat The rector, the Rev. P. Walter HenckeU, will be the celebrant.

The Parish Choir, directed by Richard Bain, with Miss Marsha Scale as organist, will sing. On Christmas Day there will be Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. with the rector as celebrant. The service will be without music. Also a service is set for the chapel at St.

James House at 9:30 a.m. with the sistant minister us celebrant. Many fresh trees are drying out "real fast now" because many were cut so early, Capt. Turner continued. Residents who have open- type heaters are cautioned to move these away from the Christmas tree and packages.

"And on Christmas day when people are unwrapping packages around these heaters the large accumulation of paper can fly into the heaters," he said. Another safety precaution is to dispose of the Christmas tree as soon as possible after Christmas. "We sure don't want a repetition of house loss like we had last year," Capt. Turner said. Completes Course PVT.

PRESTON Morgan, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Willie Morgan of No. 8 Ashleyville, has graduated from the Chaparral-Vulcan Crewman Course at the U.S. Army Training Center at Fort Bliss and has been assigned to the Battery, 4th Battalion, 1st Advanced Individual Training Brigade.

Attend Church Sunday A Car Coortacy of COURTESY FORD Can Aa a Day "The Grinch That Stole Christmas" must be the theme of Baytown thieves these days. Police Monday investigated a variety of Christmasy thefts, ranging from the theft of candy from a kid to the theft of out- side decoration lights from a home. There was even a "booze" burglary. Someone stole a man's Yale tide spirits in the form of a fifth of whisky. The whisky was three-fourths fulJ, the complainant told officers.

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