Marsha Gail English and Dale Elmore wed in Beaumont
Miss Marsha Gail English and Dale Barnhill Fimore were married at St. Anne’s Catholic Church in Beaumont. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with organ music, a jade and stock floral altar, and a madonna frame veil. The couple plans to reside in Beaumont where he works with Emphasis Homes Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Gail English
Dale Elmore
Beaumont
Dudley Marshail English
Dale Barnhill Fimore
Herbert Gilson Fimore
St. Anne’ Catholic
Charles D. Suitt
Silsbee
Dr. English
Msgr. FE
Holub
Upper Room Receives AP Citation at 1961 meeting
The Associated Church Press awarded The Upper Room for superior achievement in readability and make-up. The Nashville based interdenominational guide reaches 10 million readers in 100 countries and 32 languages. The citation was issued at the Chicago Hamilton Hotel meeting held April 12 to 14, 1961, signed by officers James M. Flanagan, Benjamin P. Browne, and William Lipphard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Church Press
Nashville Tenn
Hamilton Hotel
Chicago
James M. Flanagan
Benjamin P. Browne
William J. Lipphard
Silsbee
Card of Thanks from Calhoun Family
The family of Bennie Calhoun expresses gratitude to friends for flowers prayers food and sympathy after his death May God bless each of you from the Calhoun Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Calhoun
Calhoun
Vacation Bible School Plans At Good Shepherd Baptist
The WMU met Tuesday with 16 members at Good Shepherd Baptist Church. Mrs. J. R. Brownlee led, and Mrs. J. A. Simmons led Royal Services. Plan to hold Vacation Bible School May 29 to June 9 from 8 to 11 each morning, prep day May 27, nursery through 16 years olds attend at 9, parade and sack lunch at Fast Texas Picnic grounds. Mrs. I. R. Brownlee is principal, Mrs. Sam Parker general secretary. Mrs. David Blalock will teach the guide May 11. An all day meeting with covered dish lunch at noon. Mrs. Donald Webb attended a GA encampment planning meeting at First Baptist Church in Groves Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brownlee
J. A. Simmons
A. B. Kelly
Texas
I. R. Brownlee
Sam Parker
David Blalock
Donald Webb
First Baptist Church
Groves
Daniel Officially Sets May 27 For Senate Runoff
Gov Price Daniel announced the special U S Senate runoff will be held Saturday May 27. Secretary of State P Frank Lake certified interim Sen William A Blakley and John G Tower as candidates with no party listing on the ballot. Alphabetical listing was noted and notices went to county clerks and county judges. Blakley, appointed by Daniel, has been serving since Johnson’s resignation and swearing in for a new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Daniel
U.S. Senate
Frank Lake
U. S
William A Blakley
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Lake
Daniel
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Blakley
Iday Johnson
Negro Garden Club Hears Plant Discussion
The Friendship Garden Club met April 19 and heard Mrs JG Shepherd of Shepherd Nursery discuss plants and shrubs grown locally. Two short films covered low gardens and gardening. rose arrangements were made by Mrs J D Stringer and Mrs Masa line Watson. Members exchanged plants and daylilies were given to each member by Mrs Clarence Johns. Mrs Verneda Ewing was appointed parliamentarian and chair of the constitution. Five new members were welcomed during refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Garden Club
JG. C. Shepherd
Shepherd Nursery
J. D. Stringer
Masaline Watson
Clarence Johns
Verneda Ewing
Gratitude From Family Of William Free Sr
The family of William Free Sr expresses thanks for kind words cards telegrams flowers and prayers during his illness and death. Your support helped during the trying hours and is deeply appreciated. May God bless each of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Free
Pastor Attends Dallas Church Conclave as Commissioner
Rev. Larry Correu, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Sushbee, is certified as a commissioner to the 101st general assembly. Dr. James Millard Jr. notes the assembly runs April 27 to May 3 in Dallas, with Correu from the Brazos Presbytery serving on the standing committee on inter church relations studying union proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Correu
Dallas
Larry Correll
First Presbyterian Church of
Sushbee
101St General Assembly of the
James Millard Jr
Correa
Presbytery of
Brazos
Votaw Man Killed In Saratoga Crash
Laverne Knight, 25, lifelong Votaw resident, died in a one car crash near a Saratoga bridge abutment Sunday night. An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace C. A. Kimball. Funeral services were held at Votaw Baptist Church with burial in Votaw Cemetery. Survivors include Knight parents two sons a daughter seven sisters and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Knight
Votaw
Saratoga
Justice of the Peace
C. A. Kimball
Kountze
Votaw Baptist Church
Pace-Wells Funeral Home
Votaw Cemetery
David Bean
Ben Kirkland
Randolph Sumrall
Carl Marvin Rhodes
Arteus Spears
Arliss Wiggins
Anglers Reminded of Fishing Permits and Violations
Captain E M Sprott notes many fishermen risk arrest for fishing without licenses in March. 11 arrests for fishing without a $2.15 license, required for ages 17 to 65 outside home county or using winding devices. 27 night-hunting arrests. total 245 arrests with fines and costs totaling $5,929.40. Exemptions exist for those over 65 with an certificate. carry it to prove age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Sprott
Game and Fish Commission
Direcor
Armadillo name traced to armor clad origin
The armadillo derives its name from the Spanish term meaning clad in armor. The descriptor mirrors the creature’s protective outer shell and hardened appearance.
F-Teens Club Attends Horizon Conference in Houston
The K-Teens Horizon Club plans to join the Southeast Zone Horizon Club Conference at the Sharmrock Hilton Hotel in Houston on a Saturday and Sunday. The theme is Winning Your World. Attending members include Sarah Hall and thirteen others. advisor is Mrs. Ira McWhorter with chaperones Mrs. Sherman Wor they and Mrs. W. L. Weiss.
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Horizon Club
Sharmrock - Hilton Hotel
Houston
Sarah Hall
Dagma Rudisaile
Kathy McWhorter
Joan Meyers
Joyce Miller
Barbara McConnell
Paula Prewitt
Vicki Smith
Barbara Best
Diana Worthey
Janet Reeves
Mary Jane Gray
Delores Register
Linda Yawn
Vivian Dietrich
Ira McWhorter
Camp Fire Girls
Sherman Worthey
W. L. Weiss
McWhorter
HD Club Makes Cancer Bandages
The Silsbee Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. A. W. Overland's home on April 20 with cohostess Mrs. Travis Hood. Mrs. Elton Jardel led the business session and members made cancer bandages, with the next meeting set for May 4 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. W. J. Davis's home. A film on Wildlife and Plants will be shown, and the Flying Red Horse club annual picnic is planned for May with hostess Mrs. Lloyd Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Home Demonstration Club
A. W. Overland
Travis Hood
Elton Jardel
W. J. Davis
Flying Red Horse Club
Lloyd Griffith
Listening as a Christian Ministry and The Story of Jesus in the Temple
A reflection on listening as a ministry inspired by Luke 2 46 4 Jesus’ example in the temple. The narrator recalls a snowy day encounter with a 79 year old woman and learns that listening with patience and love bears Christian service. Natty G Barranda Philippines.
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Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Ministry of Listening
Natty G. Barranda
Philippines
Local Man to Take Part in European Training Exercise
Army Pvt. Don M. Sanford 18 of Silsbee is scheduled May 1 to 15 to join NATO Long Thrust drills in Europe with the 101st Airborne Division 501st Infantry. A litter bearer in Headquarters Company Fort Campbell he entered the Army last September after Fort Hood basic training. A 1960 Silsbee High School graduate, Sanford is son of Mr and Mrs James F Sanford Route 1 Silsbee.
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Army
Don M. Sanford
James F. Sanford
Silsbee
101St Airborne Division
501St Infantry
Europe
U. S
Sanford
Fort Campbell
Fort Hood
Texas
Silsbee High School
Smart Family Reunion Held at Fred’s Branch Cemetery
The Smart family reunion will be held Sunday, May 7, at Frank's Branch Cemetery near Fred. Mrs. T. H Smart, secretary, says a basket lunch will be served at noon.
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Smart
Frank’s Branch
Fred
T. H Smart
Local social notes from Nederland and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs A K Bell and children of Nederland visited in the home of Mr and Mrs PF A Davis Sunday. Various families from Spurger Houston Jasper Beaumont and other areas visited each other over the weekend. John Craft to undergo surgery at MD Anderson. multiple visits noted in Beaumont Houston and Madison counties.
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A. K. Bell Andhildren
Nederland
PF. A. Davis
Earl G. Sheffield
Houston
D. W. Sheftiete
Frances Hill Land
Wanda
W. G. Sheffield
Spurger
FE. M. Davis
Victor
Lake Charles
W. H. Holland
John F. Craft
M. D. Anderson Clinic
J. M. Cain Sr
Segno
Sam McElroy
Jim Ed Franklin
P. B. Love
Ben Wier
Buster Murphy
Evadale
G. R. Bacon
W. A. Barclay Sr
W. R. Hunt
Ben Hough
Ben Jr
Waco
F. D. Wortham
New York
C. Z. Pope
Pat Richardson
Fort Bliss
Texas
Silsbee
Fletcher Richardson
George Hart
N. M. Good
Minnie Greer
Harelson Lake
Colmesweil
Rupert Littlepage
Anderson Clinic
Monterrey
Mexico
K. L. Clark
R. R. Burgess
Franklin Park
N. J
William Free
Mickey Hicks
Pasadena
T. E. Hicks
Beaumont
Joe Good
Port Arthur
N. M
S. B. Haire
San Angelo
H. J. McCabe
Kerrville
Vernon Haire
I. R. Brownlee
C. A. Littlepage
Baptist Hospital
J. B. Bumstead
C. E. Barnes Sr
H. E. Woodard and Sons
Charles
Bobby
Lizie Thomas
Sherry Hinkel
Harold Woodard
Baker-Cockrell
Sue Bullock
Mrs. Burl Modisette
Fan fanatic origin explained in brief note
A concise note traces the word fan to fanatic. It clarifies how enthusiasm evolved from a Latin root and how the term shifted in common usage to describe avid supporters.
Few Club To Have Car Wash Saturday
Members of Silsbee Key Club will wash cars all day Saturday April 29 on a street behind Neches Minimax. President Bill Fields said members will pick up wash and deliver autos. Funds will help defray the cost of the annual Parent Kiwanis appreciation banquet.
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Silsbee Key Club
Neches Minimax
Bill Fields
The
Bee
Duplicate Bridge Winners Are Named
Duplicate bridge games at Silsbee Country Club on Thursday nights continue to draw enthusiastic players. Games start at 7 30. Last week’s winners were Mr and Mrs O R Henderson first Gertrude Fields and Verla Sargent and Mr and Mrs J W Reinkemeyer tied for second.
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Silsbee Country Club
J. W. Reinkemeyer
O. R. Henderson
Gertrude Fields
Verla Sargent
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Otto Fred Lohmeyer
Austin
Cynthia Louise Taylor
Joseph J. Weibel
Akron
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Harry B. Hunsicker
Marlin
Walter C. English
Robert Robertson
James Perlitz
Eugene Smith
Charles Barnhill
Baytown
Beaumont Country Club
Elmore
Beaumont High School
Sullins College
Bristol
Southern Methodist University
University of Texas
Texas A&m College
New Orleans
Biloxi
Miami
Nassau
Emphasis Homes Corporation
Edward Boyett
Davis
Wheeler Locker Plant
Kountze, Texas
Virgil
Ruth Davis
Good Shepherd Baptist News
WMU
Negro Garden Club
William Free Sr
HD Club
Rodo
Leona Whitman
First Baptist
Jasper
Missoula
Mase Henderson
Big Rexall
Hardin Drug
Charles Breaux
Crockett & Gilchriest
BIG Star
East Avenue
Hardin Drug CO
Suitt
Litton Texaco Station
North 5Th Street
Silsbee Flower Shop
North 4Th Street
Pines
Apache Territory
Eichmann
Werner Klemperer
Ruta Lee
Donald Buka
Alled Artists
Cartoon
Rachel Cade
Peter Finch
Angie Dickinson
Roger Moore
Sins OF
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Spencer Tracy
Gene Kelly
Florence 66
Inherit
Cartoon — Now
Frederick March
Donna Anderson
Eldredge the Wind
Elty
Cimarron
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