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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1960

Page

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Ex-suitor Samuel sought in fatal Houston shooting

Police alert Houston and surrounding counties for Willie J L Samuel 20 Silsbee Negro in connection with the killing of Gracie Mae Branch 41 and wounding of her daughter Ollie Scott 22. Samuel faces murder and assault charges. Scott in serious condition at Jefferson Davis Hospital. Samuel previously served time for pistol wounding at Waldo Mathews school and was released in February 1960.

Houston Police Department Willie JL. Samuel Silsbee Negro Houston Samuel Hardin County Effie Lee Smith Waldo Mathews School Whittaker

Silsbee to Build 16 Lane Bowling Center Near Highway 92

Silsbee Lanes eyed by Warren Miller of Dassetta will occupy about an acre east of Highway 92 near the north city limits. The 16 alleys with AMF automatic pin spotters will include a snack bar and are expected to open in two to three months depending on weather. Miller, owner of Miller's Auto Service, plans to move his family to Silsbee after construction.

Silsbee Lanes Highway 92 Silsbee Warren Miller Dassetta Ley Miller Raywood Central Baptist Church Daisetta

Amelia School To Present Choral Program Here

Amelia Junior High School Girls Choral Group will perform at Silsbee Junior High School on Wednesday April 13 at 10 05 a m under director Mrs Neal Barton. The 45 minute Easter program will include group numbers solos and quartets.

Amelia Junior High School Silsbee Junior High School Neal Barton J. B. Griffith Amelia Kirby Elementary School Robert Neyland Griffith

Classroom Teachers Plan Play Promotion

Silsbee educators outlined a publicity and ticket sales plan for a May play titled For Her Childs Sake. Proceeds fund the annual teaching career scholarship. committees include publicity Hannah Robinson Gayle Ratcliff Shirley Boykin Mary Snyder and scholarship chair Ida Lewis Read Ratliff Hough Meek.

Silsbee Frank Grote Harmon Weathersby Hannah Robinson Gayle Ratcliff Shirley Boykin Mary Snyder Ida Lewis David Read Ratliff Don L. Hough Ruth Meek R. L. Read John Richardson E. M. Prewitt

Mrs Rex Worley’s Pupils Spring Recital

Mrs Rex Worley presents the annual spring piano recital featuring beginners and advanced pupils. The event starts at 7 30 Saturday night at Silsbee Senior High School auditorium with a program spanning beginner to junior and advanced pieces.

Rex Worley Silsbee Euditore

L Goodwin Named 60 C of C President in Silsbee

Lamoyne Goodwin district superintendent for Gulf States Utilities was elected president of the Silsbee Chamber of Commerce for 1960 61 at a board meeting Monday night at the school tax office. Robert Neyland will yield the office April 21 at the annual banquet. Ricard Jones Buck Jones Lumber is vice president Cecil Coble Silsbee State Bank treasurer L D Self secretary. R M Kobdish Sinclair Southwest Division speaks. Banquet plans and ticket sales noted.

Herman Hodges Silsbee Sam Houston State Teachers College Evadale High School Hodges Armed Services E. C. Nash J. J. Stringer Pat Burrell Wilma Nash Effie Mae Needham Lillie Mae Alford R. B. Fling Liza Youngblood Pauline Smith Barbara Rainey Joyce Harris Norman Wallace Katie Smith Verlon Bobbitt Pat Dudley Willie J. LaGrone Harold Smith Laverne Landis Martha Jones Lamoyne Goodwin Gulf States Utilities Company Silsbee Chamber of Commerce Robert Neyland Ricard Jones Buck Jones Lumber Company Cecil Coble Silsbee State Bank L. D. Self Self R. M. Kobdish Sinclair Southwest Neyland

Voters Express Confidence In Heavy Uncontested School Vote

In Silsbee ISD 1099 turnout backed an uncontested school board election with Dr W J Poshataske and Attorney Earl Wills winning 1085 and 1075 votes. Dr Sam Copeland received the sole write-in. Other area races in Kountze Chance-Lock Sour Lake Buna Evadale logged varied results with incumbents and new trustees, total votes and write-ins.

Silsbee Independent Board of Trustees W. J. Poshataske Earl Wills Sam Copeland John Busby Kountze Eugenia Gauntt Richard Branscom Robert Fife W. L. Holmes Joy Roberts G. B. Richardson T. S. Hooks Allen Hooks Howard Barrington Chance-Lock Consolidated N. A. Dennis Kathryn Guilbeau C. H. Smith Mr. Dennis John T. Williams J. W. Cox Sour Lake E. L. Patrick Archie L. Johnson Fred Nolte Stanley Ray Glenn McDermand Buna Ben Ellison E. E. “Bubba” Kaine Eas Jack Johnson Bob Baker Evadale J. J. Stringer W. C. Simmons R E. Burrell Rufus Tanton W. E. Spears Horace McCormack Sr Jim Craddock J. D. Williams

Junior High Track Squad Wins First Meet in Buna

Silsbee Junior High School track team dominated the Buna meet with 15912 points. Paul Johnson led with 24 points for high point honors, Lonnie Beard timed 2 21.3 in the 880, Doug Fullin won the mile in 5 20.2, and the 4x100 relay of Haley Read Roy Upshaw claimed first.

Buna Silsbee Tiger Cubs Paul Johnson Johnson Kountze Little Cypress Victor Lonnie Beard Doug Fullingim Doyle Haley

Future Farmers Set Annual Parent- Son Barbecue

Silsbee Chapter of the Future Farmers of America will hold its annual parent and son barbecue Friday at 6:00 PM at the Eastex picnic grounds on the new Kountze highway west of Silsbee. James Prewitt, state FFA president, will speak. John Harrell will be master of ceremonies.

Silsbee Future Farmers of America Eastex New Kountze Highway Village Creek James Prewitt Kirbyville John Harrell O. O. Miller

Bruce Moore of Kiowa Kansas Earns Recognition

Bruce Moore of Kiowa Kansas was recently cited for his achievements in a local event. The report highlights Moore's dedication and notes the involvement of his supporters and community, with details of the recognition level and timing.

Bruce Moore Kiowa Kans Tomgume Boze

Two Are Fined In County Court In Week

County court heard two cases and 11 arrests were reported at the county jail. Lee T. Puckett paid $50 and costs on April 1 for driving with license suspended. Marvin Cox paid $1 and costs on a hot check count. Arrests included seven drunks and one each driving while intoxicated insane vagrant hot check.

Dave Rountree Fletcher Richardson Lee T. Puckett Marvin Cox

Cancer Education Films To Be Shown In City Schools

This week cancer awareness films titled One Call will screen at 10:15 am in the Junior High and again at 10 am in the High School with Dr. Copeland and Dr. Tennison answering questions. On April 14 two Time and Two Women screenings will be offered for city ladies at 9 am and 7:30 pm in the fire hall with a local doctor present.

Sam P. Copeland George Tennison Bebe

Dr Patterson to Address Cattle Producers in Kountze

Dr C M Patterson Extension Veterinarian of A and M College will address Hardin County cattle producers on the Brucellosis problem in Kountze Thursday night April 7 at 7 30. County Agent B E Rea will show a film Back the Attack on Brucellosis Plans to petition the Texas Animal Health Commission for Hardin County as a Type Brucellosis Control Area will be made and plans discussed for cooperative vaccination of heifer calves.

C. M. Patterson A. & M. College Hardin County Kountze Howard Barrington B. E. Rea Texas Animal Health Commission

Visitors plan Jamaica vacation stopover in town

Visitors Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M McKay included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Erick of Banning California. They will spend several days here before continuing to a Jamaica vacation. Also joining them is Mr. Gladys Hino of the same area.

C. M McKay Bill Erick Banning Calif Jamaica Gladys Hino

Growth Ahead for Silsbee Industry and Housing

The article predicts a new wave of industrial growth in Silsbee within the next year tied to possible plants and real estate deals. It cites Evadale's East Texas Pulp and Paper mill and Silsbee's Kirby Lumber plant as catalysts, with 35 000 acres expected to become available for plant sites farms and homes.

Silsbee East Texas Pulp and Paper Co Evadale Kirby Lumber Corporation Silsbeel

Mrs. McKeown to lead Silsbee Little League Auxiliary

Mrs. Doyle McKeown was elected president of the Silsbee Little League Auxiliary at a meeting held April 4 at Kirby Elementary School. Irene Redkey will be first vice president, Mickey Lindsey second vice president in charge of minor league activities, and Florence Tucker secretary-treasurer. The next auxiliary meeting is set for tomorrow at Kirby Elementary.

Doyle McKeown Silsbee i Little League Kirby Elementary School Irene Redkey Mickey Lindsey Florence Tucker

Silsbee Hosts First Hardin County Relays

The first annual Hardin County relays are set at Kirby Stadium with four schools Sour Lake Kountze Silsbee and Saratoga competing. Championship trophies will be awarded for meet and mile relay. Prelims start 2 30 p m finals under lights at 7 p m.

Hardin County Kirby Stadium Ray McGallion Sour Lake Kountze Silsbee Saratoga

E E Yoksh Returns From Temple Checkup

E E Yoksh came back Monday from Temple after a medical checkup at Santa Fe Hospital.

E. E. Yoksh Temple Santa Fe Hospital

Grand Jury Begins Six Month Term in Har din County

The April term grand jury for the 88th district court in Hardin County was empanelled in Kountze to probe reported felonies for six months. District Judge H A Coe swore in the jurors, including Harmon Weathersby Ed Tors Worthey Lee Yawn and others from Silsbee Kountze Sour Lake Thicket Batson Chance Loeb and Chance-Loeb.

Kountze W. C. Rankin Sour Lake Y. M._ Brackin Thicket L. A. Wells Batson Mrs. Helen Smith Chance-Loeb

City election yields new and returning councilmembers

Dr. R O Jackson and Lenox Hawthorne won seats as city councilmen in Silsbee. Incumbent H C Hopkins also won reelection. Voter totals were 690, 502, and 474 respectively with 936 votes cast. The canvass is set for Friday and sworn-in officials will take office after. Other council members include Mayor H M Jones and councilmen A R Neyland E Pete Landolt Jr Bert M Slaydon.

R. O. Jackson Lenox Hawthorne Silsbee H. C. Hopkins Dr. Jackson Mr. Hawthorne Mr. Hopkins Frank L. Choate William Free R. F Bob’ Ford Alonzo Govan Ernie Dietrich Bob Banks H. M. Jones

Volunteer Firemen Answer Twenty Alarms In March

Silsbee volunteer firemen answered 20 alarms in March per Chief John Busby. Incidents include multiple grass and woods fires, two home fires with heavy losses, a car fire, a garage blaze, and a mill standby call, with damages totaling hundreds of dollars at several properties.

Silsbee John Busby Walter Bell Pecan Street Willis Road Woods R. C. Bause Old Spurger East Texas Pulp and Paper Mill Berniece Polley Lth Kountze Sam Humble Bruce Fuller Elam Glauss DeHart Store

Friendship Baptists To Begin Revival

A revival meeting starts Sunday night at Friendship Baptist Church with visiting speaker Rev. E P Ramsey of First Baptist Kountze. Services are each night at 7 30 and cottage prayer meetings are held in different homes this week. Rev E E Castilew, pastor, notes the public.

Friendship Baptist Church E. P. Ramsey First Baptist Church Kountze

Beaumont Set For Texas Classroom Teachers Convention

About 800 Texas classroom teachers will gather in Beaumont April 8 and 9 for the annual convention. Durward Grubb of Abilene, president of the Texas Classroom Teachers Association, will preside. Events begin with an 8 p.m. Friday hotel reception and 9 a.m. Saturday meetings. Theme is The Golden Sixties Peace or Peril. Mrs. R. L. Read attends from Silsbee. The Silsbee association is an affiliate of the statewide Texas Classroom Teachers Association.

Texas Beaumont Durward Grubb Abilene Texas Classroom Teachers Association Ses Silsbee Classroom Teachers Association R. L. Read

Good Friday Services Planned for April 16 by Local Churches

Plans are set for a three hour Good Friday service on April 16 by Silsbee's Ministers Fellowship. The theme will be The Seven Last Words with Rev. Larry Correu, Rev. Eugene Jonte, Dr. P. F. Herndon, and Rev. Grant A. Herbst taking part. The noon service will be at St. John's Episcopal Church.

Silsbee Ministers Fellowship Larry Correu First Presbyterian Church Eugene Jonte First Methodist Church P. F. Herndon First Christian Church Grant A. Herbst St. John's Episcopal Church St. John’s Episcopal Church

Services Today For Six Year Old Randy D Martin

Funeral services for Randy Duane Martin six year old will be held at 10 a m in the chapel of Farmer Funeral Home with Rev Otis Sowell officiating. The child died suddenly in a Beaumont hospital at 10 25 a m Tuesday after a tonsillectomy the day before. He is survived by his father James Martin of Houston mother Mrs Jesse Kelley of Silsbee two sisters Mary Alice Martin of Houston and Tommie Lou Kelley of Beaumont one brother Randolph Kelley of Beaumont grandmother Mrs Ray Smith of Jasper great grandmother Mrs Lizie Boyd of Silsbee. Burial will be in Knapple cemetery under Farmer Funeral Home direction.

Randy Duane Martin Farmer Funeral Home Otis Sowell Jasper Methodist Church Beaumont Hospital James Martin Houston Jesse Kelley Silsbee Mary Alice Martin Tommie

Funeral Services For Mrs Ohman Held In Beaumont

Funeral services for Mrs Julia Victoria Ohman 73 of Silsbee were held at North End Methodist Church Beaumont. She died at 3 30 am Tuesday at the home of her daughter in Beaumont after illness. Burial Forest Lawn Memorial Park with Rob erts and Pipkin Brulin directing. Survivors include son August R B Ohman and several daughters sons and siblings across Texas and Florida with grandchildren and a great grandchild.

Julia Victoria Ohman Rt. 2 Silsbee North End

Social Guests From Beaufort Winnie Attend Davis-Biss Reunion

Mrs. Jimmy Davis of Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brook with sons of Winnie were guests in the home of Ms. Dad Biss. W. BR. Burn hosted the visit.

Jimmy Davis Beaumont J. R. Brook Winnie Dad Biss W. BR. Burn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evadale Rebels Amelia School L. Goodwin C of C Win Read Pete Roy Johnny Upshaw Robert Hare Andrew Crosby Gerald Walker Henry Holland Bill Bellenger Dr. Patterson R.O. Jackson L. Hawthorne H.C. Hopkins Hugh Smith Elizabeth Ann St. Therese Hospital Allen Warrick Kimberly Ann Baptist Hospital Lisa Marie Gene Cormier Hardin County Hospital John L. Cravey Dortha Darlene Marc Joseph Ray Moore Loyd Sutton Kathy Trene James Bennett Bennett Rinicker William Tyles Gordon Lee Jeannie Sharon Herman Crain Michael Henry Pat Henry Hill A. R. Neyland E. “Pete” Landolt Jr Bert M. Slaydon Mr. Neyland P. Williams Ave. G Woodlea Addibe J. G Reeves Gulf Warehouse Santa Fe Friendship Baptists E. E. Castilew Randy D. Martin
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