XAS PRESS THE SILSBEE BEE ASSOCIATION 1964
The Silsbee Bee newspaper announces its 1964 publication details with Indiana county ad rates, staff roles, and office address. It lists editorial staff including David Read R L Read and Tommy Read with Mecha Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling and James Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Read
R. L Read
Tommy Read
tSan Jim
Leona Whitman
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Post Office Schedules Alter Saturday Services
Post Office announces Saturday changes with no rural route disruption. Money order windows close. general delivery, stamps, and parcel post handling run 9 am to noon. Inquiry, claims, meter settings, trust deposits, and box rent are suspended Saturday mornings. Regular mail delivery remains unchanged.
Tigers Fall Despite Strong Hitting Preview Orange Trip
The Tigers lost while allowing seven hits and three walks with a pitching effort by ning two. they head to Orange for the district game after orange's 2 1 loss to Jasper in 10 innings. coach muckleroy noted steady hitting improvement and predicted a tough district matchup with Gerald Walker slated to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Jasper
Tigers
H. C. Muckleroy
Cardinal
Gerald Walker
Silsbee High Honors Parks Class Members
The Parks class at Silsbee High includes Joanna Smyly Sally Hartman Sherry Rogers Frances Mills and Phyllis Hoffpauir all with four year averages of 95 or higher. Other top students with four year averages 90 to 95 are Martha Cook Jackie Matthews Carolyn Cline Sylvia Payne Leon Stokesbury Vicki Busby Sally Lakey Billy Winger Lynn Miears Yvonne Cryer Gloria Watts Barbara Young Suzanne Morain and Merline Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee High
Joanna Smyly
Sally Hartman
Sherry Rogers
Frances Mills
Phyllis Hoffpauir
Martha Cook
Jackie Matthews
Carolyn Cline
Sylvia Payne
Leon Stokesbury
Vicki Busby
Sally Lakey
Billy Winger
Lynn Miears
Yvonne Cryer
Gloria Watts
Barbara Young
Suzanne Morain
Merline Jordan
Dodgers Open Four Night Games With Colt Stadium Stand
The World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers begin a Houston Colt 45s home stand with four straight night games at Colt Stadium from April 27 to 30. The Cubs visit May 1–3 with a 4:30 p.m. Sunday game. The Dodgers boast Koufax Drysdale Podres and stars Davis Howard while aiming to defend NL title amid a tight pennant race.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colt 45S
Colt Stadium
Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cubs
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Tommie Davis
Frank Howard
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Houston
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Colt 45S
Chicago
Body Of Drowning Victim Found In North Texas Lake
The body of Weldon Thomas, 40, of Dallas, was recovered from Lake Tawakoni near Greenville. He was among five drowned in an April 12 boating accident. Services were held at Old Hardin Cemetery near Kountze with two pastors presiding. Thomas was born in Honey Island and survived by two daughters, a son, a brother, and grandparents.
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North
Texas
Weldon Thomas
Dallas
Lake Tawakoni
Greenville
Thomas
Old Hardin
Kountze
E. C. Holland
Beaumont
W. B. Holmes
Honey Island
Farmer Funeral Home
Silsbee
Rene Shoehorn
Jamie Thomas
Elbert
Navy
California
H. A
J. J Prestwood
Splendora
Silsbee Lodge Anniversary Meet Planned for April 28
Silsbee Lodge No. 348 Knights of Pythias will host a district meeting in Silsbee to celebrate 59 years in operation. The open event at the lodge hall on Tuesday night April 28 invites the public with representatives from Beaumont Port Arthur and Baytown lodges expected. A member will be honored and refreshments served.
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Silsbee Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Silshee
Richard Weathersby
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Baytown
Lien Sale Notice on 1953 Pontiac in Hardin County
Legal notice to Rita Newman and others that J W Burns claims a livery stable and artisan lien for labor and storage on a 1953 Pontiac with motor number K6 X54080 and license RE 1328. Vehicle held since October 10 1962. sale set for May 15 1964 at 2 PM at the courthouse door in Kountze to satisfy charges and costs. remaining proceeds to be paid to entitled parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Newman
State of
Texas
Towit
Kountze
Hardin County
A. D
J. W
Jim) Burns
Anderson Re-elected President of Silsbee Pony League
W E Anderson was elected president of the Silsbee Pony League for a second year at a Friday night meeting. Other officers include Johnnie Wood as vice president M O Leggett as secretary and W C Roy as equipment manager and finance chairman. The next meeting is May 1 at 7 30 pm in the Industrial Welding office. Parents of Pony League age boys are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Anderson
Silsbee Pony League
Johnnie Wood
M. O. Leggett
W. C. Roy
Industrial Welding
Anderson
Hooks Family Rallies in Silsbee Funeral Notice
Hooks Miken Everett Hooks of Silsbee leaves behind four daughters Rose Marie Chalotte Ann Marlene and Peggy Eve lyn, his father Lem Hooks Sr, three brothers Lem Hooks Jr Ray mond and Floyd, four sisters Mrs David Beauchamp Mrs H P Blythe Mrs David Gallaspy all of Silsbee and Mrs Ronnie Neal of Conroe with Farmer Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Miken Everett Hooks
Silsbee
Rose Marie Hooks
Chalotte Ann Hooks
Marlene Hooks
Peggy Evelyn Hooks
Lem Hooks Sr
Lem Hooks Jr
Raymond Hooks
Floyd Hooks
David Beauchamp
H. P. Blythe
David Gallaspy
Ronnie Neal
Conroe
Farmer Funeral Home
Savings Bonds Q&A Highlights Options and Limits
A public guidance on E and H Bonds explains automatic interest, annual holding limits of 10000 in E and 20000 in H per owner, doubled for joint owners. It notes E Bonds from 1941–1949 have a 10 year extension making them 30 year bonds, warns against chain letter schemes, and describes tax refund options through Savings Bonds including a $50 bond plus $5.50 cash difference if filing timing allows.
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Treasury
Silsbee council backs chief amid fire department dispute
At a Tuesday session the Silsbee City Council voted unanimously to give Chief John Busby a full vote of confidence and to instruct him to remove troublemakers in the fire department. Council members and private citizens described long-running conflicts, praised the chief, and discussed other city matters including a parking lot plan and upcoming meetings on a Hardin County Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busby
John Fordinal
John
Ferdinal
McClanahan
Bob Ford
Fire Department
Ford
Silsbee Fire Department
Grady Walters
H. C. Hopkins
Fordinal
Slaydon
John Busby
J. C. Busby
Grady Waiters
G. W. Gilchriest
Warifren Bower
C. Z. Pope
Hopkins
Kountze
Merchants Committee
Rayford Birdwell
C. L. Chance
Val Hickman
Houston
Lilliedah
Kirby Number 2
Woodteam
Frank Grote
D. M. Short
L. G. Jordan
Visual Evidence And Flexible Law Shape Trials
The article explains how exhibits aid juries, from wills and deeds to X rays, clothing, and damages. It notes that courts require proper identification and relevance, and discusses how law adapts to new technologies and eras from airplanes to atomic age, stressing flexibility over rigidity.
Tradition Says Young Couples Stir Shenandoah Apple Butter
In the Shenandoah Valley a long standing custom holds that only courting couples may stir the boiling apple butter, a ritual passed down through generations and tied to local rural folklore.
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Shenandoah Valley
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H. E. Munden
TIS
I. T. Odom
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Pony League
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J. C. “Howard
Pope
J.C. Busby
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Hardin County Savings and Loan Association
North Fifth Street
Silsbee, Texas
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