Buna residents gather for visits and events in Evadale
Mrs. Emma Crow and Mrs. Dora Hulsey of Buna visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welch. The Buna Homemaking Department staged a Spring Style Preview at Halpern Fabric Shop. Rev J P Stockman attended a funeral in DeRidder. WMU circles of Central Baptist Church held Royal Service with Helen Stewart Circle in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Crow
Dora Hulsey
Buna
Roy Welch
Jodie Carroll
Dan Toney
Rayville
Walter R. Glenn
Baptist Hospital
Ronald Kirkpatrick
Phillis Dillbeck
San Antonio
George Kirkpatrick Sr
Hillister
W. Z. Gower
Maude Kirkpatrick
Violet Kirkpatrick
Halpern
J. P. Stockman
DeRidder
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
WMU
Central Baptist Church
Helen Stewart
Langdon Wins Texas Railroad Commissioner Seat
Jim Langdon, a 49 year old Texan with a strong public office record, praised by Governor Connally as a man of outstanding ability and integrity. The former district judge and twice elected chief justice of the El Paso Court of Civil Appeals pledges to regulate rail and truck rates and protect oil reserves to keep Texas gasoline prices low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Langdon
John Connally
Railroad Commission
Jim C. Langdon
Connally
Jim Hogg
Langdon
Texas
el Paso
Late Birth Announcement and Local Social News items
Late congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Blackie Cannon on the arrival of their daughter Alexia Jean on March 26. Mother and daughter are doing fine. Many local visits and social guests are listed, including families from Baytown, Houston, Beaumont, Orangefield, Silsbee, Daisetta, Sulphur, and Bastrop. At least 20 Texas streams are known as Livoak Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Black
J. T. Watson
Daisetta
James B. Arnold
Kathleen and
Gipson
Baytown
George Black
Delores Ann and
Jerry
Victor
Dale Phelps
Houston
Milam Bean
N. A. Cole
Silsbee
Frank Bean
Gary
Ronnie
Beaumont
Black
T. E. Granger
Marcella
Ann
Jimmy Chesson
Deborah Sue Sonier
Orangefield
Leon Cherry
Dassetta
J. E. Bunch
WMU
First Baptist Church
John Toole
J. S. White Jr
Hamburg
Mr. White
J. S. White Sr
T. B. Rogers
C. N. Sawyer
Bastrop
Texas
Livoak Creek
Deeds Records and Transfers in Hardin County Texas
Filed for record in Hardin County Texas. numerous warr deeds leases releases and trusts among individuals and entities including Andrew H Carnley to Donald Carnley Texas Little Farms Co to Wade Shilling W C Britton et al to S D Armour Sr Jasper Fed Sav Loan Assoc and others. oil gas and mineral leases contracts deeds of trust and releases across multiple parties and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Texas
Andrew H. Carnley
Donald Carnley
Texas Little Farms Co
Wade
Shilling
W. C. Britton
S. D. Armour Sr
Jasper Fed, Sav
Annie Farris Harvey
Jasper Fed Sav
Square Deal Builder
Jasper Fed
Savings and Loan Assoc
Sav
Truset
A. L. Bevil Et Ux
A. H. W. Wadsworth Jr
Elizabeth Boone
Freddie J. Landry
Triangle Aluminum Inc
Tex Tracti Co
Marvin W. Whitehead
Abs
T. L. Berry
Morgan and Lindsey
Jasper Fed. Sav. and Loan Assoc
Allie Mae Brown
Buck Jones Lumber Company
Richard A. Franklin
Guy R. Smith
Ling Crain
H. F. Crain
Jasper Federal Savings and Loan Assoc
L. H. Gilson
Southern Neches Corp
Veterans Land Board of Texas
James Elbert Franklin
Joe M. Herrington
W. M. Kelley
Junius Boyd Coleman Sr
A. H. Wolswall Jr
Roy Everett Langston
Theressa Lydy
Gertie Cravey
Arrie Hooks
Eugene Maddox
Britton Cravens Lumber Co
M/M
Len
Charles B. Cox
Ken Tommie D. Easley
Hardin County Savings and Loan Assoc
Frank E. McDonald
W. C. Seaman
Arrender Pleama Guidry
Pan American Oil Co
Helen
Pinewood Dev. Corp
W. O. Churchwell
van S Sturrock
Amos Laird
Kirby Lumber Corp
Tency
Robert R. Powell
J. L. Couie
Carl D. Creel
Olaf A. Larson
Bowman Mortgage and Investment Corp
Releo Inc
Arkansas Flooring Company
O. W. Stanley
East Texas Pulp and Paper Company
Ack
Birdie McDonough
James E Farmer
James E. Farmee
E. A. Luce
Northern Propane Gas Co
Eddie Haynes
American Natorial Bank
Eddie Haynes Sr
Eddie Haynes Jr
Jim Walter Corp
M/M lien
C. N. Yeary
First Saving Assux of
Orange
First State Bank of Jasper
C. N Yeary
Challenger Oil Co. Et al
John C. Pols
Challenger Oil Co
G A Meadows
Waldo Mathews Program Observes Library Week
Waldo Mathews School observes National Library Week with an 9:15 assembly in the auditorium titled Reading is the key to new worlds. The program features A Parade of Book Characters by 7B Language Arts, Trees a pantomime by Deborah Hardeway, and music by the Junior High Chorus under Ruby Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Mathews
National Library Week
Fay Lois Henry
Deborah Hardeway
Frances White
Ruby Thompson
Mary Dancy
Frank Robinson
Mathleen Brent
Waldo Mathews Pupils Win Firsts At Literary Meet
Pupils from Waldo Mathews High School won first place in typing and junior declamation at the district meet. Joyce A. Gilmore won declamation and Mary O Ewing won typing. They advance to Prairie View A&M for the state meet on April 25. Second place recipients include Norma A. Green in senior declamation and Mary Q. Jackson and Howard White in debating. Phery D. Scott and Deborah Jackson earned sub junior spelling. Rebecca Lane placed third in styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Mathews High School
Joyce A. Gilmore
Mary O 'Ewing
Prairie View A&m
Prin. C. A. Johns
Norma A. Green
Mary Q. Jackson
Howard White
Phery D. Scott
Deborah i Jackson
Rebecca Lane
Plants Eat Better Through Leaves Says Rea
County Agricultural Agent B E Rea says foliar fertilizer sprays can outperform root-applied nutrition at key growth times. research shows nitrogen foliar sprays benefit almost all crops while phosphorus and potassium give slight responses and micronutrients like iron and zinc help in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
B. E. Reade
Foliar Feeding Limits and Precautions for Crops
The Extension Service notes foliar feeding is most valuable for crops with easy correction of deficiencies, large leaf areas, and peak nutrient demand during flowering and fruiting. Limit fertilizer salts to two percent to avoid leaf damage and avoid foliar sprays on strawberries during heavy bloom. For details, contact County Agricultural Agent B. E. Rea for L-253 Foliar Feeding of Plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Rea
Himalayan peaks exceed sixty above twenty five thousand feet
A geographic note states that over sixty summits in the Himalayan range rise higher than 25,000 feet. The count highlights the region's extreme elevations and rugged terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himalayan Mountains
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Evadale News
Jesse Owens
Foard County
L. D. Campbell
John Meyers
Ed Gossett
T. Gene Rogers
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tom L. Beauchamp
K. K. Woodley
W. A. Morrison
Tom Davis
Court of Civil Appeals
James Denton
Texas Supreme Court
Meade F. Griffin
Charlies C. Langdon
Robert S. Coe
Houston Thompson
Detroit
Price
Ford
Ford Dealers
Silsbee Auto Company
H. E. Munden
N. 5Th St
RADIO
Silshee
R. C. Kiker
Kirkpatrick
Damon Village
E. W. Coleman
Young People’s Choice
Hardin County Savings and Loan Association
North Fifth Street
Silsbee, Texas
Gulf States Home Service Department
Cmer
Ares
Gulf States
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