The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 2

THE BAYTOWN SUN Try Sun Classified onian's OMRIP rKSTON i QMttfc I MAR I hi I IHU'H HIS WIFE HABIT SECOND BIG HIT 9:00 JOTH CENTURA-FOX scents WALTER MATTHAU AfcMEJACKSON PATRICK O'NEAL THE SECRET LIFE OF AN AMERICAN WIFE Bayt Rites Held In Timpson Services for new Baytonian, Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Clark, 42, of 3933 Tumbleweed were at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at the Taylor Funeral Chapel in Timpson with the Rev. Elmer Mathis officiating.

A resident of Baytown only a short while, Mrs. Clark was found dead Thursday, Oct. 14, when her daughter, Jetta Elaine, came in from school. Death occurred between 10 and 10:30 a.m., according to the coroner's report. Results of an autopsy conducted by the Harris County Medical Examiner are pending.

Mrs. Clark was a native of Shelby County and a member of Good Hope Baptist Church in Blair. Survivors include her husband, Jessie J. Clark of Baytown; two daughters, Julia Gail Clark, a student at Sam Houston State University who lives in Trinity, and Jetta Elaine Clark of Baytown; two brothers, W. H.

Herndon of Timpson and Edward Herndon of Tenaha; three sisters, Mrs. Lester Corry of Highlands, Mrs. Savilla Askins of Timpson and Mrs. Buford Fredricks of Timpson. Burial was in Blair Cemetery in Shelby County near the Good Hope Baptist Church.

Pallbearers were Joe Dan Fredrick, Robert Joe Scott, Ralph Corry, W. H. Herndon Leon Hensley and R. C. Pennington.

SEVERAL HURT IN MISHAP Sevvanee Student EDWARD A. Kelso, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A.

Kelso of Baytown and a student at the University of the South in Sewanee, was invested as a new member of the Order of Gownsmen in Founders Day services. (Continued From Page 1) senger vehicle, and one student, Larry Pittman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Pittman of 206 Begonia in Highlands, was hurled out of the window, the children said. Students and adult bystanders say the boy did not seem to be seriously hurt. His mother said he went to school Thursday. Several other students were taken by their parents to private physicians and many arrived later at emergency rooms in area hospitals. Kevin, 14, and Diane, 12, Holloway, children of Mr.

and Mrs. 0. C. Moore of 109 S. Fifth, were treated by a doctor in Highlands for abrasions, muscular bruises, friction burns and lacerations, their mother said.

Cheryl, 13, and Angela, 11, Schmidt, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Schmidt of 2W S. Magnolia, were taken to Tidelands Hospital later in the afternoon, treated and released.

When the bus landed in the ditch, the gasoline tank apparently ruptured. Firemen from the Highlands Volunteer Fire- department sprayed water under the bus to prevent fire from leaking gasoline. At the hospital Tim Robertson, awaiting results of an Xray pf his leg, gave a vivid description of the accident. I saw was a blue car coming," the boys said. "Mr.

Dickson hit the brakes. Larry went flying through the window. I was thrown out of my seat. People were screaming and bus seats were broken loose from the floor. "Steve Nicholson came to the emergency door with his face emergency door.

I hopped out the front door and a man grabbed me and set me under a cedar tree until the ambulance got there. "Ricky was there too, and he was hurt bad," the boy said. Larry didn't have but one scratch on him." Ricky appeared to be the worst injured of the children with a broken leg. Donnie, Ricky's 13-year-old brother, said he was sitting in the seat with Ricky about six seats from the rear of the bus and on the opposite side from where the car hit. When the bus was knocked into the ditch, "it seemed the back end was up in the air and when it fell down, the seats fell on Ricky's leg," Donnie said.

"The bus driver picked Ricky up and carried him off the bus," he said. Gloss, said he came immediately to the scene to help get children dispersed from the bus to their homes. Mrs. E. G.

Searcy of 107 S. Fifth said she heard the LEGAL NOTICE bleeding and was helping people get out. Mr. Dickson had two broken ribs but he was helping people out, too. "The bus nosedived into the ditch.

I didn't go through the crash and ran to the scene to get some neighbor children. "I saw the bus driver helping the children out even though he had a big lump on his head," she said. "He kept trying to calm the children and get them out of the bus." A boy, Mike James, was a little stunned about the whole thing. He said he was sitting in the second seat behind the driver and flew out of his seat when the crash came, landing near the entrance of the bus "The girls were screaming and crying," he said. "The bus driver was bleeding but he got up out of his seat and startec helping the kids off the Mike said most of the seats on the bus were still full at the time of the accident as only three stops had been made.

Mike's mother, Mrs. Otis James said in the eight years she has lived at 115 S. ourth there have been five serious wrecks and at least one near wreck. The intersection is unmarked with any kind of traffic sign. ftie roads are narrow and bordered on both sides by deep drainage ditches.

Here's List Of Pupils Injured List of children hurt Wednesday in the school bus accident in Highlands, according to Charles CIoss, principal of Highlands Junior School, includes: Ricky Pate, 11 (admitted to San Jacinto Hospital with a broken leg). Treated and released at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital: Donnie Pate, 13; Brenda Morris, 12; Julie Amyx; Mary Isbel; Tim Robertson, 12. treated and released at Gulf Coast Hospital: Douglas Wyatt, 11, (head lacerations); David Lambright, 11; Dyana Wheaton, 13, (bruises). Treated and released by doctors at Baytown Hospital: Brian Sossaman, 12; Deanna Maxwell. Treated and released at Tidelands Hospital: Angela Schmidt, 13; Cheryl Schmidt, 13.

Treated and released by private physicians: Kevin Holloway, 14; Diane Holloway, 12; SPUR (Coatiined Frta Pafe 1) The Initital lanes will be two 2 feet wide, flanked by 10-foot wide paved shoulders. The maximum degree of curvature hroughout will be two degrees, with practically flat grade, ex- for the Cedar Bayou Bridge and approaches. There will be turn-arounds under each end of the bridge with a short road section at the west end. The bridge will be about 2,000 feet long, with a lear roadway width of 48 feet and a maximum grade of per cent. As for social, economic and environmental effects, the report says the route is the most economical and involves the east amount of public displacement.

It covers open land the most part and will not divide any of the established communities in the area. The report also says the new route is important because it will open a direct east-west route from rapidly developing west Chambers County to the urbanized area of Baytown. Cost of the right-of-way is $820,000, with the state paying half and Harris and Chambers Counties splitting the other half. The construction cost will be $1.8 million, with the state picking up the entire tab. Dorothy tooth).

Melancon (broken DRIVE IN 3910 DEGUR DfllYE THEATRE sou fl SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE Sealed sids -will be received by the Of (fee of tne Purchasing Agent of trie Goose Creex. Consoiicatea independent School District. Baytown. Texas until 10:00 Thursday. November ll.

1971 on FOOD AND STAPLES for December. January. February, at which time bids will be opened in tne School District's Board Room. Market Street. Bidders may be present when bids are opened.

Specifications and necessary informa tion may oe had by calling at the School District's Purchasing Office. 1J15 Market Street, Box 30. Bayiown Texas. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids or accept any Did deemed most advantageous to it. i.

David Sherron Purchasing Agent Fast-Convenient-Economical Prescriptions And Other Drug Needs MEDIC PHARMACY KEN ROBERTS, Phannxist ALLEN HIGHTOWER, PharmKBt ENJOY FUN, FOOD, AND AT THE i IRON GATE I i' I NOW APPEARING NIGHTLY Association Meets iPINA BIFIDA Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Collier Hall in the Hermann Professional Building in Houston. A film, "Safe Passage," on the new Texas law to eliminate architectural bar- iers to the handicapped will be shown. ilm Found X)N MUERY, Robert E. Lee assistant band director, found roll of 33-mm black-and- hite film at the REL-Sterling ame Friday night.

The film an be picked up at The Sun witchboard. The report makes it clear that no unavoidable adverse environmental effects will be felt because of the Spur 55 construction. Credit Card Lost GASOLINE CREDIT cards issued to C. N. Richardson were lost three weeks ago.

Owner requests that they be returned to Don Truehardt at Sterling High School if found. In Drama SUSAN HICKMAN Mulhollan, daughter of H. S. Hickman and Mrs. L.

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Sorority Members RAE FULLER Elam, daughter of L. L. Fuller, 700 W. James, and Walter McCandless, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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