The La Marque Times from La Marque, Texas • Page 3

Joy Henry Well, it's over. This long, wonderful summer has come to an end. I'm sure everyone has had his share of fun and enjoyment, but now it's time to reft to the books and studying. Here's hoping everyone enjoyed their first day back to school. Let's complete it with a perfect evening by giving the "Tigers" our full support in winning our first game of the season tonight.

The new officers for 196263 of the La Teen Center have retired last year's officers as of September 1, 1962. They are as'follows: president; Patrick Davis; secretary, Judy Van Haver- beke; treasurer, MikeHid- well. There was a tie for vice president between Larry Coutorie and Linda Sherwood. Larry won by flip of the coin. We would like to wish them a successful year and smooth sailing.

Everyone at the Teen Center is sorry to be losing one of our most popular members, especially "Yours truly." Michael Sherwood is leaving us Saturday to go to Allen Military Academy in Bryan, Texas. We hope he will visit us during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Thought for the week: Tigers beat Angleton. Johnsons Announce Birth Of Daughter Mr. and Mrs.

How a rd D. Johnson, Huntsville, announce the birth of their second daughter, Karen Melynda, born at Galveston County Memorial Hospital Aug. 26. Karen Melynda weighed seven pounds 15 oz. at birth and has one sister, Elizabeth, who is 13 months old.

The mother, the former Janice Warwick, is a 1959 graduate of La Marque High School and will return to Huntsville this month to begin her senior year at Sam Houston State College. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. W.Warwick, 1415 Scott in La Marque.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard. T. Johnson of Texas City.

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Coastal Concert Features George The second audition for the Young Artists Concert of the Coastal Concert Society will be at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in the i a Auditorium at the University of Houston. For more information people are requested to contact Mrs. Lee Francis, The first concert of the season of the Coastal Concert Society will be Tuesday, September 11, at 8 p.m. in the Clear Creek High School Auditorium at League City.

George Gibson, a bass- baritone, will present a varied program. A native of Seguin, Gibson is on leave from Northwestern State College in Nachitoches, on a scholarship working toward his doctor of musical arts Society Gibson PTA City Council Executive Board Meets Monday Mrs. D. L. Latimer, pres- idem of the La Marque City Council of PTA, announced the first executive meeting of the council will be held at 9:30 a.m.

in the school administration building. Mrs. Latimer said it is very important that all the officers and chairman be in attendance since the plans for the year will be made. Items on the agenda include the years program, budget, discussing what type of study course to conduct, and a report of the chairmen on their plans of action for the year. TC Art League Meets Monday The September meeting ot the Texas City Art League will be held Monday evening, September 10, at the Nessler Civic Center.

Coffee will be served at 7:30 and the business meeting will begin at 8:00. P. D. Montgomery, esi- dent, urges all members to be prompt'as there will be a number of items requiring membership action. Among these will be an amendment to the by-laws, matters concerning the fall exhibit, and revisions of the exhibit rules.

One half the membership must be represented at the meeting to vote on the by -law amendment. Anyone unable to attend is requested to mail his vote to Mr. Montgomery before Monday. A movie concerning Leonardo da Vinci, the great Renaissance painter will be shown. Anyone interested in the program or in becoming an Art League member is invited to attend, according to Mrs.

Marjorie McAninch, publicity chairman. DR. J. F. KRUEGER OPTOMETRIST 1215 tit Street P.O.

Box 337 S-JO p.m. ixccpt Thvredayt to 11 Ttwndiyt TfUPHOKi WC 5-7011 IA MARQUE, TEXAS degree at the University ot Southern California. He has been with the Shreveport Symphony and Opera and also sang the baritone solo in the German Requiem of Brahms at theUniversity of Texas last year where he received his masters. Gibson has done operatic roles in Miami, Santa Fe Opera and at Los Angeles. Tickets will not be sold for one concert only but memberships will be available at the door the night of the concert.

People interested in joining the Society are requested to call Mrs. Francis at WE 56175 or Mrs. Chester Brown at WE 5-3935. Ruth Circle Led By Mrs. Bodine Mrs.

T. L. Bodine conducted the Bible study for the meeting of Ruth Circle of Trinity Lutheran Church in the home of Mrs. Frank Middleton Wednesday. The topic was i issions His Witness." Mrs.

B. Thornton read the scripture from Matt. 28:, 16-20 and Mrs. Fred Margot gave the opening prayer. Cause of the month is parrish education.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Klyngjr.and Mrs. C. Jenkins. Reports of different organizations of the church were given and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer said in unison.

Get Chairs For Loan Closet The Pilot Club Loan Closet of sick room equipment was given a boost last week when Mr. and Mrs. T.D.Hibbs contributed two wheel chairs, one wood frame and one collapsible. Receipt of these items was announced at the regular business meeting held Tuesday, in theGuarantyFederalBuild- ing meeting room. Other correspondence read by Mrs.

Hannah Hankins, corresponding secretary, included an invitation to attend the program meeting of the Texas City Pilot Club September 17 and a request for representation at the lunch- ion of the Galveston Heart Association on Saturday.Sep- tember 15. Mrs. Hankins also read a letter from Mrs. Weidon Kolb offering a speaker on the topic "The American Way." Miss Nan Goode, president of the La Marque Pilot Club, thanked everyone who contributed their time to the Sabin Polio vaccine county-wide immunization program. Notebooks, with looseleaf fillers, engraved "Compliments of the La Marque Pilot Club were presented to each member of the Girl's Softball Team, according to Mrs.

Claire Maxwell. 50-Star U. S. Flag Kits are now available from members of the afety patriotic emblems committee, according to Mrs. Dorothy McDermott, chairman.

These flags are 3' by 5' with a six foot staff and mounting brackets, and they will sell for only $3.06. Call WE 5- Humble Promotes A. R. Zubik A. R.

Zubik has been promoted to senior mechanical engineer in Process Technical Division at Humble Oil Refining Company's Baytown, Texas, refinery. He is engaged in maintenance, design and project engineering work in the Butyl and Butadiene Equipment Section. Zubik holds the B.S. degree in mechanical engineer ing from Texas College. A state registered professional lengineer, he is a member of Texas Society of Professional Engineers and of American eers.

Mr. and Mrs. Zubik have a son and two daughter s.Robert, Beverly and Cindy; they live in Baytown at 2105 Chilton Drive. The former Wanda Williams, Mrs. Zubik is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Williams of La Marque. 5997, WE 8-7211, WE 5-2581, WE 5-6548 or WE 5-2138 for more information or to purchase your flag. Mrs.

Jane Miller, finance committee chairman, reported that the Christmas card samples are in and orders should be placed early to assure prompt delivery. She also a for volunteers to meet at her home Tuesday, September llth, at 7:30 p.m. for an "ironin" and 'mendin' party to prepare clothing for the rummage sale scheduled some time in October. Anyone wishing to donate clothing or household items may contact Mrs. Miller at WE 5-5487 or Mrs.

Robert Shank at WE 5-3821. The program meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, September 18th will be presented by the community service committee. Mrs. Sam Florence reported that pictures and slides, made by Miss Vera White on her recent tour to Europe will be shown. Miss White also reported she had received much favorable comment with regard to the students attending the advanced leadership workshop in Hunt, Texas and thanked the club for the financial assistance they gave through two scholarships presented at the award ceremony in May.

After the close of the business meeting a workshop followed. Magazines were stamped and hand puppets made for distribution by the i a 1 Auxiliary, according to Mrs. J. F. Lewis, publicity chairman.

THE LA MARQUE TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1962 PAGE 3 Feigle To Talk At CE Rally Assistant Police Chief of Police Walter L. Feigle will talk at the Galveston County Christian Endeavor Rally at Paul's Union Church a 7:30 p.m. Monday. Feigle, assisted by Jerry Larson, another police officer, will speak on "Narcotics and Youth" and show a display of narcotic paraphernalia. Feigle has been on the La Marque police force for seven years and has worked on nar- cotip cases along with other officers for five years.

He was received special training at the Texas Department of Public Safety School on Narcotics at Austin. DIVIDENDS FOUR TIMES A YEAR March 31, June 30, September 30, December 31 AND all received by the 10th of any month earn profits as of the first day of that month AT Guaranty FEDERAL CHARTEReO IN 1938 Loan Association IN LAMARQUE: LAUREL AND FIRST TELEPHONE WE 8-7233 'Insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, a permanent agency of the United States government. JAMAICA Wi ON FAMILY VACATION THIS WEEK IN JAMAICA: Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Fetter, with their daughters Lee, Sally and Lynn, are pictured above at Arawak Hotel in Jamaica, West Indies. They reside at 16 Perthuis Farms. Fetter is president of the Texas City Oil Refining Inc. Lee and Sally irl business administration students at the University of Texas. Westlawn PTA Meets Monday Westlawn PTA will hold the first meeting of the year Monday night at 7:30 in the playroom.

A film, "Freedom to Learn" will be shown, and M. G. LeBlanc, principal, will introduce the teachers, according to Mrs. L. C.

Young, publicity chairman. Browns Visit in Belcher, La. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, and granddaughter, Carolyn, and nephew Donald, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Elton Givens of Houston, spent the weekend with relatives and. friends in Belcher, La. Rainbow Girls Elect Officers La Marque Assembly No. 256 Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold election of officers at a stated meeting Monday night at 7:30 in the Masonic Hall.

f.MMCN MARRIES HIS FcLICIA-Movie Jsck Letnmori end bride, actress Felicia Farr, try to ncc thrown at' them by friends after their wedding in Pans. The couple plan an extended honeymoon as soon as Jack finishes a WERE IT NOT for the sign, this scene could hardly be identified as a fishing camp. At least, before Carlo it was a fishing camp. Submitted by Bob Greer to the Times Photo Contest. METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE A Prestige School since 1938 Mrs.

Julius Hermann, B.S. Director Certified by Texas Education Department Fall Registration, week of September 10, 1962 Late Registration, week of September 17, 1962 Make your reservation now. Day and Evening classes for beginners, brush-ups, and advanced. Financing available at bank rates. 2126 45th.

St. Galveston SO 3-4431.