Evadale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Evadale residents share weekend trips and family visits across Texas. Herman Wright brings Mike Svajda home from Sealy, Joan returns home, Oland Black visits Orangefield and Granger family in hospital, and J P Stockman recovers from eye surgery.
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Herman Wright
Sealy
Mike Svajda
Joan
Frank Svajda
Oland Black
Orangefield
T. E. Granger
J. P. Stockman
Johnny Dainweed
Luna Smith
Hemphill
Roscoe Smith
E. J. McEnaughton
Corpus Christi
Jasper
Frank Bean
Gary
R. V. Harrington
Beaumont
Milam Bean
Granger
C. F. Bounds
Leon Curtis
John Paul
Rickey
Bastrop
Oak Grove
Texas Game and Fish Commission sets seasons and bag limits
At the July 12 meeting in Austin the Texas Game and Fish Commission established hunting seasons and bag limits for counties under regulatory authority. Key changes include eliminating the whitewing season, reducing dove bag limits to 10 per day and 20 in possession, adding wild noudad sheep to protected species, and advancing quail season to November 16 through January 31 in most counties. The agency also banned using dogs to hunt deer in Liberty County and adjusted fishing regulations statewide. A forthcoming migratory bird rule publication and a state hunting map are planned for public release. For specifics, contact local game wardens.
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Austin
Texas Game and Fish Commission
John H. Reagin
H. D Dodgen
Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Hardin
Houston
Jasper
Jefferson
Liberty
Montgomery
Newton
Orange
Polk
Trinity
Tyler
Walker
Turkey
Liberty County
Commission
Dedgen
S&e
Texas Packers Buy Texas Animals in Strong State Demand
A 1959 survey shows Texas packers buy over 84 percent of local slaughter animals. Ed Avacek notes 85 percent of cattle slaughtered are Texas cattle, with most non Texas cattle coming from New Mexico Arizona Kansas and Missouri. Texans supply 96 percent of cows and bulls and 84 percent of lambs and 60 percent of hogs locally.
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Texas
Ed Avacek
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas
Missouri
Avacek
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Time Inc reports 28 percent rise in first half of 1963
Time Inc. earnings for the first six months of 1963 climbed about 28 percent from the same period in 1962 to 6.521 million dollars, with earnings per share of 3.03 on 2.149 million shares. Consolidated revenue reached 168.411 million dollars and operating income 10.452 million. The publication group led gains with stronger magazine advertising and new book series.
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New York
Time Inc
James A. Linen
Andrew Heiskell
Eastex
Evadale
Come
Lin‘en and
Heiskell
Life History of
United States
Life Science Library
Life World Library
Life Nature Library
Silver Burdett Company
Thought for the Day on rescuing souls in West Virginia
A devotional column urges Christians to seek those without Christ, likening it to rescuing a lost child and stressing prayer patience and sacrifice. It stresses accountability for spreading the gospel and calls for wisdom courage and strength to lead others to righteousness. Amen.
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Christ
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Evadale News
J. A. Black
Buddy Dillard
Hazel Adams
John Strother
Port Neches
C. F
Worthey Glass & Mirror Co
Worthey Glass
Apache Lumber Co
Game Commission
A. E. Templeton
Office OF Optometry
Chumley
North Fourth Street
Silshee
Lodge
Silsbee Lodge No. 927
A. F & A.M. Silsbee
P. A. Parsley
W. M. F. L. Choate
Secty
Silsbee Lodge
Knights of Pythia
B. H. Gilley
Richard Weathersby
A.E. Read Co
Yazoo Mowers & Tillers
Ariens
Blackstone Washers & Dryers
Magic Chef
North Stn Street
Silsbee, Texas
Village Mills News
Mrs
Jim Jenkins
J. T. Williford
Baptist Church
J. T
Earnest Williford
Warren School
Freeman Hatton
Martha ‘Overstreet
Hardin Memorial Hospital
W. A. Langston
W. A. Langston Jr
Joyce Williford
Hood River
Ore
Martha Overstreet
Martha Wright
Rymes
Oakley
Lufkin
Robert Wright
Percy Rushing
Crockett
Armantha Snowden
Jim Wright
Baytown
Burke Cemetery
Diboll
Nancy
Hood Rivers
Artie Freeman
George Powell
Sherianne Hurd
Lucille Jenkins
Galveston
Jack Wills
Scott McDonald
Silsbee
Mattie B. Gore
Chancy Flynn
P. E. Murrah
Bill Hickey
Dallas
Gordon Carrell
Gerald George
Murrah
Nancy Harding
Violet Lott
Ronnie Skinner
C. K. Reidinger
Ruby Hoppe
Elsie Snipes
Pat Larkin
Katie Bass
Mae Hoffman
Lige Hoffman
Saratoga
Donna Griffin
Mary Covington
Bill
Varnie Seymour
Victor
Pete Heath
Cotton Sims
Bill Selman
Pat Richardson
Cleveland
N Ethel Wales
Otto Smith
Dot Taylor
W. H. Taylor
Irene
Woodville
Bob Brown
E. H. Copley
Opelousas
Margie Cowart
Lioyd Blake
Kountze
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Bettie
Mattie Heath
Pets l Heath
J. B. Mire
Port Arthur
Lela Davis
Davis
Haynes
Honey Island
Max Hoffman Jr
Max Hoffman
Y. O. Guillory
Bud Rogers
Mike
Waco
R. B Prince
Vina Kuderer
A. L. Hoffman
Lee Evans
Frank Simpson
E. R. Spears
Fred
J. R.spears
J. R. Spears
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe
Evangelist iGene Williams
Floyd Cain
Chance Loeb
Bernice Cain
Bently Cain
Guy Whitesides
Rex Moore
Melba Fay
Lynda Kay
Frenk Holmes
Daisetta
Texas Packers
Buffy
Herbert Elmore
Elmore Insurance Agency
West Virginia
Dave J. Teter
Tion
Gulf States Utilities CO
Coca-Cola
del Monte
Dehart’s Grocery & Market
Highwa
Wmeey
Yoo
Eneren
IG Co
NRY
Schuler W Deon
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