Obituaries and social notices from Lumberton area
Elizabeth Marie Monger 73 of 1845 Tulane died last Wednesday at Schlesinger Geriatric Center. Services were Friday at Carrol Wallace Funeral Home with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include another son and two daughters. Eva Shaw 55 died Sunday at Woodville Hospital with services Tuesday and burial in Campground Cemetery. A layette shower honored Mrs Ronnie Bayless at a Cooks Lake Road home with helpers Denise Mouton and Kathy Dorrell. Several families visit relatives in Kansas and Texas. various local visits and ill relative G W Caywood noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Monger
Kenneth Monger
Lumberton
Elizabeth Marie Monger
Tulane
Schlesinger Geriatric Center
Carrol-Wallace
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Eva Shaw
Woodville Hospital
Edwards Funeral Chapel
Campground Cemetery
Ronnie Bayless
Denise Mouton
Kathy Dorrell
Richard Miller
Kansas
David Long
Terry Gayle
Houston
Freddie Landry
Charles L. Floyd
Jasper
G. W. Caywood
D. A. Gibson
C. A. Box
Hardin
W. A. Scarborough
Lakeview
Cordis Coates
Beaumont
Aline Bertolio
Port
Tommy Barland
Ville Platte
J. C. Fisher
Fred Goodman
Lake Charles
Jerry Robertson
Woodforest Methodist Church
J. B. Faggard Sr
Camp Livingston
Sheila Kay Hennig
Louis Landry
Buck Williams
Bell Employees' Coffee Date Rescheduled to April 25
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. employees' annual walk-in coffee and cake sale to support the Hardin County Cancer Drive was cancelled by bad weather and moved to Wednesday April 25 at the Bell office on Ernest Avenue in Silsbee. The event had been planned for April 18.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Hardin County
Cancer Drive
Bell
Ernest Avenue
Silsbee
BEE
Neches Visit Gibson Home On Sunday
The Neches were Sunday guests in the Gibson home, sharing a quiet afternoon together.
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Neches
Gibson
Lumberton School Menus and Local Happenings
April meals list for Lumberton schools runs Monday through Friday with chiliburgers fried steak chicken fried steak and more. Local notices include visitors funerals a revival services birthdays and Easter plans across Lumberton with multiple families and churches noted.
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Lumberton
Charla Williamson Wins Twirling Honors at Eleven
Charla Williamson daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnny Williamson of Silsbee has earned 19 medals and trophies in two years of baton twirling. She won first in dance twirl and military strut at the Rita Condon Twirling Second and plans to compete May 5 at Hardin Jefferson High School and July 21 in Lake Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charla Williamson
Silsbee
Charla
Johnny Williamson
Rita Condon
Carla
Hardin-Jefferson
Lake Charles
The
BEE
China
Max Turner wins Hardin County 4-H rifle contest
Max Turner son of Mr and Mrs R L Turner of Lumberton led the Hardin County 4-H Rifle Contest at the 1 in 100 Gun Club with high score. Twenty eight 4 H members competed and the senior and junior teams destined for District meet in Houston April 28 were named with alternates.
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Max Turner
R. L. Turner
Lumberton
Hardin County
Ernie Koch
E Il. Koch Sr
Houston
George Thompson
Michael Lutz
Don May
Kountze
James Odom
Mike Pape
Pine Ridge
Stacy Lutz
Robert Zoschke
Dene Nett
John Anderson
David Winegart
John Miller
Randy Rash
Glen Crawford
Jule Brown
Thon
Billy Copeland
Joseph Guillory
Shelia Thompson
Sam Magee
Keith McKnight
Alan McDaniel
Lenny Smith
Trent Harrell
James Anderson
Jeffery Anderson
Kountee
Forrest Lutz
James ‘Park
Land Gordon Hart
Jerry Mack Anderson
Doyle Park
Jimmy IF. McCelvey
Lagent
Sabine Neches Communications Association forms in Kountze
Martin Wilson of Hardin County has been elected secretary of the Sabine Neches Communications Association. The group, formed April 4 in Kountze, includes dispatchers from Hardy County Orange Port Arthur Beaumont Jefferson Liberty Newton and DPS officers. Ron Frye of Beaumont PPS is president. Next meeting is 7 30 p m Tuesday April 24 at Liberty County Sheriff’s Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wilson
Silsbee
Hardin County
Wilson
Ron Frye
Beaumont Pps
Liberty County Sheriff's Office
Dad And Daughter Banquet At Kirby School
The Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls hosted a dad and daughter banquet at Kirby cafeteria from 4 30 to 8 00 p m with guest Sue Crowley of BeauMont Council. Activities included songs Pledge and skits by Lively Blue Birds Happy Blue Birds Busy Blue Birds Zani Ke Camp Fire Girls and Wa Han Kai Camp Fire Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Camp Fire Girls
Kirby Cafeteria
Texas, Our Heritage
Sue Crowley
Beaumont Council of
Lively Blue Birds
Happy Blue Birds
The
Busy Blue Birds
C Arnold Elected President of Southeast Texas 100F
C Arnold, past grand of Kountze 10.0.P Lodge and district deputy president, was elected president of the Southeast Texas 100F and Rebekah Association at a Kountze meeting Saturday. Other officers include Mrs Farrell 30stick of Port Arthur as vice president and Mrs Annie Burkhart of Beaumont as secretary-treasurer.
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C. Arnold
Kountze
P Lodge
Southeast Texas
Rebekah Association
Farrell 30Stick
Port Arthur
Annie Burkhart
Beaumont
Beth Young
Groves
Lou
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Family and Doctors
The writer thanks family and friends for kindness during hospital stay at Doctors Hospital and recovery at home. Special appreciation goes to Dr Copeland, Dr Hughes, and Mrs James A Ferguson for their care and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors Hospital
Copeland
Hughes
James A. Ferguson
Local Masonic and Ladies Auxiliary Meeting in Beaumont
Ise Owers of Port Arthur, musician, and Mayor A. D. Daniels led a welcome at a Beaumont gathering. Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly officers were introduced, with district deputies named. Caroline Peretto and Mary Ely presided as 50 year members were noted. a memorial candlelight service followed. New officers were installed by the Beaumont Canton No. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
H. W. Ingsam
Po Arthur
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
J. W. Marcontell
Sour Lake
Mary Browning
Beaumont
Association
Caroline Peretto
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Patriarchs Militant No. 20
Mary Ely
Nederland
A Field Mouse Devours Its Weight in Food Daily
A small field mouse can consume its own weight in food each day, highlighting the creature's high metabolism and resource needs.
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