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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1966

Page

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Silsbee Doctors Hospital Plans Move Toward Bidding

Dr. George Tennison says plans for Silsbee Doctors Hospital total 47 beds with 16 or 17 private rooms and 30 semi private beds. About 50 staff needed including a registered nurse per shift, aides, and other personnel. Emergency services and general surgery obstetrics and medical care with outpatient lab and x ray are planned. The hospital aims to benefit the Silsbee area and attract additional doctors.

Silsbee Silsbee Doctors Hospital George Tennison Tennison

Silsbee State Bank Celebrates 60th Year

Silsbee State Bank, the city’s oldest business, marked sixty years of continuous service and invites friends and customers to its lobby this Thursday for refreshments. The bank, organized in 1906 by John Henry Kirby and partners, has grown with the town, with deposits rising from 848 thousand in 1940 to over 8.6 million in recent statements. Current officers include N A Cravens as chairman and president, E M Wilson Jr as vice chairman and executive VP, Rex Worley, Cecil Cobble, Wm A Barclay Jr, E W Gilchrist, Jack Evans, and Elijah Slavik Jr.

Silsbee State Bank Silsbee John Henry Kirby N. A. Cravens W. H. Turner James L. Kirby R. L. Weathersby Robert E. M. Wilson Jr Rex R. Worley Cecil E. Cobble Wm. A. Barclay Jr E. W. Gilchrist W. T Jack) Evans Elijah Slavik Jr Wilson

Former Resident Charged in Beaumont Homicide

Early Lynch, 33, a former Silsbee resident now living at 3565 Washington in Beaumont, was charged with murder with malice in the Sunday shooting death of Arthur Hadnot, 28, of Jasper. Lynch, held without bond, reportedly fired from a passing car in the 5900 block of North Eleventh. The victim rode as a passenger with Alma Jackson of Silsbee. motive cited as a dispute over a woman. Police arrested Lynch at his home hours after the slaying.

Early Lynch Silsbee Washington Beaumont Court of Justice of the Peace Wallace McCasland Arthur Hadnot Jasper McCasland Lynch Jefferson County Hadnot North Eleventh Alma Jackson

Nash to Receive Degree at Stephen F. Austin State College

Ronald James Nash of Evadale is among 460 candidates for degrees at Stephen F. Austin State College. Summer commencement exercises Aug 23 will confer degrees. Nash majors in mathematics and is the son of Superintendent and Mrs E C Nash of Evadale. Commissioner of Higher Education Dr Jack Kenny Williams will give the commencement address.

Ronald James Nash Evadale Stephen F. Austin State College Nash E. C. Nash Texas Jack Kenny Williams

Walter W. Weber Dies In Hospital Rites In Illinois

Funeral services for Walter W. Weber, 75, of Farm Road 1122, were held in Lombard, Illinois, after his death Friday in Hardin Memorial Hospital. A native of New York, Weber was a retired iron worker. Survivors include two daughters Alyce Myles of Lombard and Ada Wood of Van Alstyne, Texas, and two sons Walter William Weber Jr. and Roland Weber.

Walter W. Weber Farm Road Lombard, Il Hardin Memorial Hospital New York State Weber Alyce Myles Lombard, UL Ada Wood van Alstyne Texas Walter William Weber Jr Roland Weber

Two Car Collision at Highway Intersection Causes No Injuries

A Wednesday morning crash at the Highways 96 and 327 junction caused moderate vehicle damage with no injuries. Mrs. L. H. White of 220 West Avenue F Silsbee drove a 1962 Oldsmobile eastbound while Paula Perryman of 4840 Laredo Beaumont drove a 1960 Ford northbound on Highway 96. Silsbee officer Morris Cole investigated.

L. H. White West Avenue F Silsbee Ford Paula Perryman Laredo Beaumont Morris Cole

Concrete Bridge Poured on Durdin Extension

City Manager Wayne Du Bose announced the concrete bridge across the drainage ditch on Durdin Extension had been poured. The all concrete and steel structure will provide a 27 foot roadway clearance and traffic is expected to resume in about a month. The old South Third Street bridge will be removed and replaced similarly after opening. City crews perform the work. Two new police cars, maroon with white tops and full police equipment, will be in service next week to replace the older vehicles.

Wayne DuBose Dardin Extension DuBose South Third Street

Births of twins and several newborns in Silsbee and Madrid

Hello world to twins Christine and Kathaleen Cobb born August 2 in Madrid Spain to Mr and Mrs Charles Cobb with Mrs Cobb previously Judy Jackson of this city. Tammy Elizabeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Den Roy of Silsbee born July 31 in Beaumont and grandmother Mrs Earnest Jackson. Emmett Harold son of Lupe Flores and spouse born August 1 in Hardin Memorial Hospital Silsbee. Robert Thomas Jr. born July 24 to Mr and Mrs Robert Beckman Sr of Silsbee. Grandparents include Charlie Doucette and W C Roy combined for several families.

Charles Cobb Madrid Spain Christine Kathaleen Cobb Judy Jackson This City Earnest Jackson den Roy Silsbee Tammy Elizabeth St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont Charlie Doucette W. C. Roy Hardin Memorial Hospital Emmett Harold Lupe M. Flores Robert Thomas Beckman Sr Robert Thomas Jr

Marine Cpl Bohler Returns Home After Head Injury Surgery

Virgil L Bohler, a Silsbee marine who suffered a near fatal head wound in Vietnam, is back home after surgery at Houston Veterans Hospital. Metal plates were inserted where the bullet hole exited. He will stay about 30 days before a checkup, and President Johnson visited him during his Bethesda hospital stay. The President invited him to the White House when recovered.

Virgil .L Bohler Silsbee Vietnam Veterans Hospital Houston E. A. Bohler

Chance Loeb School Budget Hearing Set

A public hearing on the 1966 1967 Chance Loeb School District budget will be held August 11 at 7 30 p.m. in the school. Charles H. Smith, president of the school board, will preside.

Chance-Loeb Chance- Loeb Charles H. Smith

J B Thompson Deck Engineer Found Dead in Hold

James Buddy Thompson 56 of 901 Perry found dead in the hold of a ship docked at New Orleans Sunday. He worked as deck engineer for T J Stephens Co which sailed from Galveston July 27. Inquest held by Orleans Parish coroner's office. funeral services Tuesday at Farmer Funeral chapel. Burial Cravey Hooks Cemetery. Survived by wife Clara a stepson Fred Samford and two stepdaughters Blanche Thomas and Mary Lee Tilman. Native of Canada, resident of Silsbee three years, member of National Maritime Union.

James Buddy Thompson Perry New Orleans T. J. Stephens Co Galveston Orleans Parrish Farmer Funeral Vernon Madeley Cravey-Hooks Cemetery Clara Fred Samford Jacksonville Fla Blanche Thomas Silsbee Mary Lee Tilman Long Beach Thompson Canada National Maritime Union

Pudgie Black To Teach P. E. Next Year At Huntsville

Pudgie Black, son of Mrs. Bert Black of Silsbee, has been hired by Huntsville ISD to teach physical education at Sam Houston High School for the 1966-67 school year. He earned a BS from Sam Houston State College and in college was a standout, finishing second in the NAIA track meet and helping Sam Houston's 1964 NAIA co champion football team. He graduated from Silsbee High School in 1962 with a strong football and track record.

William H Pudgie) Black Bert Black Silsbes Huntsville Independent School District Oscar Thorne Black Sam Houston High School Sam Houston State College Sam Houston Silsbee High School

Tragedy at University Tower Leaves UT in Shock

A sniper attack on the University of Texas campus in Austin killed 13 and wounded 31. The gunman Charles Whitman also killed his wife and mother before being shot by police. The report details heroism of students and eight Silsbee residents amid the crisis.

University of Texas Austin Charles Joseph Whitman University Silsbee Carolyn Baker John Isbell Car Olyn Isbell Darlene Gill Darlene The A.C

Final phase of Hwy 327 construction begins

Austin Road Co and Worth Construction Co lead the final phase of Highway 327 bypass work from Hwy 96 to Santa Fe crossing east of town. The plan includes 92 foot wide concrete paving with a central median, curb and gutter to South Third Street, and signals at the railroad crossing with future underpass plans. Completion is estimated at 200 working days. current highway projects total 939,732.95 dollars.

Highway 327 Austin Road Co Worth Construction Co Santa Fe Crossing South Third Street Highway Department FM 418 EasTex

Trustees Hold Hearing On Budget For Silsbee Schools

Silsbee School Board held a called meeting for the annual public budget hearing totaling 2,856,559 dollars. The board planned set tax rate at 1.60 per 100 valuation on an assessed value around 40 million, reflecting 50 percent of actual value. Taxes may rise about 24 percent to service a 1.5 million bond for a new high school and improvements. Also reviewed bids for library and home economics furniture. Resignations were received from Glenwood Vernon and Charles Stephen.

Silsbee Don L. Hough Equalization Board Acc Glenwood Vernon Charles Stephen

UT honor roll includes two from Silsbee

Two University of Texas students from Silsbee earned honors on the College of Arts and Sciences second semester honor roll announced by Dean J. Alton Bardine. Joan Meyers was Magna Cum Laude and Barbara Perkins Cum Laude.

University of Texas Silsbee College of Arts and Sciences J. Alton Bardine Joan Meyers Barbara Perkins

Silsbee Students Win Honors At A and M

Silsbee High School students earned three awards at the Texas A&M Publications Workshop for schools under 750 enrollment. Eddie Tennison won first in interview writing. Rey Buchanan earned first in yearbook cover design. Marsha Wooley received third in newspaper feature writing.

Silsbee High School Texas A&m University Tiger Rag Satsuma Rodney Warren Marsha Wooley Eddie Tennison Ruth

Gilbert Dominguez Featured in Austin Paper

Silsbee’s Gilbert Dominguez, longtime community figure, is profiled in an Austin newspaper the Citizen. The piece traces his Mexico City birth, education at the University of Mexico, Texas move, Santa Fe Railroad work in car repair, and his wood carving church furnishings. It notes the family’s Methodist roots and his philanthropic craft helping local churches and schools.

Gilbert Dominguez Silsbee Austin Citizen Travis County Dominguez Mexico City University of Mexico Texas Santa Fe Railroad

Silsbee Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Tom Williams and children visited in Friendswood in the home of Jimmy Williams and family. Lenox Hawthrone Jr and family from Oklahoma City visited their parents in Silsbee. Elizabeth McClelland plans a Bow ie Md visit, and Doyle Sangwin reports overseas duty in Viet Nam. The notes note travels from Texas to Arkansas and Virginia with several families visiting relatives in Houston El Paso Irving Pineland Hemphill and Longview.

Tom Williams Friendswood Jimmy Williams Methodist Hospital B. F. Newsom California Disneyland Marine Land Knott Berry Farm D. V. Swarthout Van G. C. Gibbs el Paso B. J. McGowan Irving Arizona New Mexico North Texas F. L. Swarthout R. E. McClelland Elizabeth McClelland Pineland Hemphill M. A. Severinson Bowie George Langwin Doyle US Army Saigon Cam- Ron Bay Viet Nam R. C. Riker Longview Colorado George Sangwin Houston Gloria Sangwin C. H. Watts Major H. Benton Watts Fort Lee Douglas Dreddy Baby Watts

Final Rites For Mrs. Addie Vincent

Funeral services for Mrs. Addie Bell Vincent aged 70 of Silsbee will be held Friday at 10 am at the Farmer Funeral Home Chapel with Barry Jones pastor of the Silsbee Church of Christ officiating. Burial follows in Resthaven Cemetery. A Hardin County native born in Village Mills she died Wednesday at 9 45 am in Hardin Memorial Hospital. She was a member of Silsbee Church of Christ. Her home was a mile north of Silsbee. Surviving are husband Mack Vincent of Silsbee three sons Chester Walker Los Angeles J C Overstreet Nederland and James F Overstreet Pasadena three daughters Mrs Mattie Nolen Silsbee Mrs Marie Swor Houston and Mrs Edith Riley Houston two brothers Steve and Algie Williford Kountze and one sister Mrs Jessie Wallace Kountze.

Addie Bell Vincent Silsbee Farmer Funeral Home Barry Jones Sisbee Church of Christ Resthaven Mack Vincent Chester Walker Los Angeles J. C. Overstreet Nederland James F. Overstreet Pasadena Mattie Nolen Marie Swor Edith Riley Houston Steve Algie Williford Kountze Jessie Wallace

Silsbee Packing Moves to New 17,000 Sq Ft Store

Silsbee Packing Company relocates to a new 17,000 square foot steel and masonry building at South 7th Street and Highway 327. The store features 60 feet of refrigerated produce, 112 feet frozen foods, meat and dairy showcases, seven 56-foot gondolas, over 200 fluorescent fixtures, a full automatic sprinkler system, air conditioning, walk-in vaults, six checkouts, and a courtesy station. Grand opening planned within weeks while the old building is demolished for parking.

Silshee Packing Company South 7Th St Hwy. 327 Silsbee Packing Company Mike Herren Fred Bob) Herren

Knighten Releases Budget For UA Drive In Hardin County

Jesse Knighten, drive chair, released the United Appeals campaign budget. The committee includes Clark Allen as chair and John Blair, Marvin Pipkin, Glenn Dromgoole, and B A McMahon. The Boy Scouts of America receive 7101.37, with Health and Welfare 7000 and Red Cross 3895 among others. Knighten aims to finish the drive soon in Hardin County.

Jesse Knighten United Appeals Clark Allen John F. Blair Marvin Pipkin Glenn A. Dromgoole B. A. McMahon Boy Scouts of America Health and Welfare Red Cross Salvation Army Texas Rehabilitation Center Cerebral Palsy Foundation United Service Organization Texas United Fund Medical Research Foundation The Administration Fund

Bill Spillar To Teach At North Texas U

Bill Spillar, son of Mr and Mrs John Spillar of Silsbee, has been offered a teaching position at North Texas State University while pursuing his PhD. If he accepts, his wife will be employed by the school next term according to his father.

Bill Spillar John Spillar Silsbee North Texas State University

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ronnie Nash SFA College Illinois Durdin Lance Cpl. Bohler J. B. Thompson Pudgie Black P. E Huntsville Grover Halliburton Whitman Paul Georgas Steve Eppes British Broadcasting Co Kennedy United States T. U A&m Austin Paper Silsbee Social Notes Silsbee Packing Knighten Hardin County North Texas U
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