Miss Judy Tucker and Jim Thomas Tie Friday Vows
Miss Judy Tucker and Jim R. Thomas wed Friday at 9 p m in the groom’s brother in law and sister home Rev Eddis Smith of Pinecrest Baptist officiated Mrs Black served as matron of honor R R Thomas of Shreveport best man guests include Rhonda Alexander Beaumont Lisa Thomas Smackover Cynthia Black Anelle Russ flower girls The bride is daughter of Mrs Frank Revin Beaumont and R E Tucker Port Arthur They plan to live in Beaumont where he works for Santa Fe Trailway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Tucker
Jimmy R. Thomas
Billy G. Black
Eddis Smith
Pinecrest Baptist Church
Beaumont
Santa Fe Trailway
Package Store Permit sought for A. E. Wenham in Hardin County
An application under the Texas Liquor Control Act seeks a Package Store Permit and Wine Package Store Permit for a business to be operated as A. E. Wenham at Pinewood Estates and Country Club 212 Commercial Street Hardin County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wenham
Pinewood Estates and Country Club
Commercial Street
Hardin County
Texas
Local Roofers Offer Free Inspection And Materials
April showers bring roof worries as leaks emerge. Before damage, get a check from local suppliers offering a write ten guarantee and expert installation of premium materials. Call today for safety and serviced roofing.
Texas UIL eyes girls track as interscholastic sport
A group in Austin discussed starting 1965 UIL sanctioned girls track with 12 districts and two divisions. Lloyd Kelley directs Hardin county oversight, 12 district meets, four regionals, one state event, with rules mirroring boys track and school representation only. Interested schools are urged to contact Barbers Hill High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UIL
Jake Hileman
Girls Track Association
Queen City
Hardin County
Lloyd Kelley
Barbers Hill
Mont Belvieu
Leon
Madison, Houston
Harris, Trinity
Angelina
Jasper
Newton
Tyler
Polk, San Jacinto
Walker
Grimes
Montgomery
Liberty
Hardin
Orange, Jefferson
Chambers, Waller
Fort Bend
Brazoria
Galveston
Kelley
Texas
Barbers Hill High School
Den 1 Cub Pack 88 March Meeting Summary
Den 1 of Cub Pack 88 met on March 31 with Mrs. John Schuler as den mother in Mrs. Lambert's absence. Randy King started with a flag ceremony led by Church Lambert. Boys played games, wrapped gifts for hospitalized children, and ended with a pinata surprise from Dr. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuler
Lambert
Randy King
Church Lambert
Parker
Cub Pack 201 Den 1 Meets at Den Mother’s Home
Den 1 of Cub Scout Pack 201 met Monday at Mrs. Robert Brunner’s home with eight cubs present. They opened with Living Circle and practiced marching at Kirby School. They played baseball with dens 2 and 3, sang songs, and prepared for the pack meeting. Mike Howell served refreshments. The meeting closed with “America.” Kenny Ducharme, scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brunner
Brunner
Kirby
Mike Howell
America
Kenny Ducharme
Scribe
Den 3 Cub Pack 88 meeting notes at Mrs Nelson Long
Cub Pack 88 Den 3 met March 30 at the home of Mrs. Nelson Long with den chief Charles Landgraf and 10 cubs present. They discussed a play about vegetables and home chores to help the family. Some boys work for arrow points. games were played. William Coudrain served refreshments. Harold Lee Gardner was scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Long
Charles Landgraf
William Coudrain
Harold Lee Gardner
Tommy Read
Chris Eldredge
Den 2 Cub Pack 201 Meet and Plan April Meeting
Den 2 of Cub Scout Pack 201 met Monday afternoon with eight boys and den chief Bobby Par et present. Plans were made for the monthly pack meeting on April 27 at Kirby school at 7 30 p m. Michael Phillips was elected Denner and Jimmy Womack was scribe. The boys played baseball and Womack served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 2
Den
Bobby Paret
Kirby School
Michael Phillips
Denner
Jimmy Womack
Scribe
Mrs Tommy Read Named President Of 20th Century Club
The Twentieth Century Club held its March 24 annual meeting at Mrs.Read's home with Mrs. S A Wallace as hostess. New officers were elected: Read president Weeks Crawford vice president E M Prewitt secretary B L Moreland treasurer L P Skinner parliamentarian W H Holland reporter Warren Bower Earl Stover and Harmon Weathersby program committee. Wallace exits as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
R. L. Read
S. A. Wallace
Tommy Read
Weeks Crawford
E. M. Prewitt
B. L. Moreland
L. P. Skinner
W. H. Holland
Warren Bower
Earl Stover
Harmon Weathersby
Local Group Plans To Organize Archers Club
Archery enthusiasts plan an organizational meeting Friday at 7 p m at Stuart Higginbotham’s home in Chance Loeb. Sammy Williams promotes the effort to form a bow and arrow hunting club, potentially add a field range, and seek affiliation with the National Field Archery Association. Contact EV 5-4332 in Silsbee for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Higginbotham
Chance Loeb
Sammy Williams
National Field Archery Association
Williams
Silsbee
Tyler County Singing Convention Set for April 10-11
The Tyler County Singing Convention meets April 10 and 11 with sessions at 7:30 p m Saturday and 10 a m Sunday at Shady Grove Church, 10 miles west of Woodville on Highway 190. Lunch will be served Sunday noon and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler County
D. A. Spurlock
Shady Grove Church
Woodville
Highway 190
Havens Bertrand to Wed May 14 in Beaumont
Evadale couple announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Nina Gayle Havens to Reagan Bertrand. The wedding is set for May 14 at 7 30 p m at South Park Baptist Church in Beaumont. Nina is employed by Gibson Discount Center and works as a beautician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Havens
Evadale
Nina Gayle
Reagan Bertrand
J. C. Bertrand
Beaumont
South Park Baptist Church
Gibson Discount Center
Youth Fellowship Meeting Scheduled at Kirbyville
Bethlehem Youth Fellowship will meet Thursday April 8 at 7 30 p m with North Bonami Missionary Baptist Church in Kirbyville. Officers elected at the previous Calvary Missionary Baptist Church of Silsbee meeting include Douglas Ener moderator Daniel Dubose vice moderator Ann Marshall secretary Debbie Kilcrease treasurer Bethie Griffith song director Mrs Cowart pianist and Mrs P A Dubose reporter Trout Creek Missionary Baptist Church Kirbyville won the banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Youth Fellowship
North Bonami Missionary Baptist Church
Kirbyville
Calvary Missionary Baptist Church of
Rummage Sale by Nu Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Planned
The Nu Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority sponsors a rummage sale Friday at Santa Fe Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Items include clothing shoes accessories and jewelry for adults and children. Proceeds support chapter benefits.
Card of Thanks from Rev. Roy Lee Alexander
Words cannot express my sincere thanks for the flowers cards visits gifts prayers and other kind deeds during my stay in the hospital and convalescing at home May God bless you all. Rev Roy Lee Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Alexander
Chance Loeb Unit to Study Radiation Detection
The Chance Loeb Civil Defense Unit will hold a radiological monitoring course starting April 13 at 6 30 PM in the Chance Loeb old school assembly hall. L A McNeil says members of the Silsbee Fire Department and others may sign up. Additional lessons follow April 20 22 27 29 and May 4 with certification on completion. The Silsbee Fire Department has already completed the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance - Loeb Civil Defense
Jefferson County
Chance-Loeb School
L. A. McNeil
Silsbee Fire
Chance-Loeb
Chance-Loeb Fire Department
McNeil
Silsbee Fire Department
Stone visit at Park Place Hospital in Port Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stone Sr. called on Friday to see Nolen O'Quinn, a patient at Park Place Hospital in Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stone Sr
Port Arthur
Nolen O’quinn
Park Place Hospital
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