National Bear masthead and staff listing
Publication notice for the National Bear in Silsbee Texas. It lists a second class mailing permit date April 19 1919 and Thursday publication at 410 Highway 96 with subscription rates 3 50 to 4 00. Editorial staff includes David Read R L Read Tommy Read Leona Whitman Sherry Skinner and Harold Leigh among others.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
MRS
Veterans urged to establish college eligibility now
Veterans and servicemen planning September college enrollment should establish eligibility for VA training at once. P. J. Mims of the Houston VA Regional Office advises contacting the chosen college to secure acceptance and then filing with the VA to establish eligibility. Delays in applying may slow educational assistance.
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Veterans Administration
P. J. Mims
Houston VA
VA Education Aid Offices Open In Texas
VA payment training information notes that VA Contact offices in Houston and San Antonio operate 8 a m to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday. Staff in these locations assist those seeking educational assistance.
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Houston
San Antonio
North Hardin Baptist Revival Opens This Sunday
North Hardin Baptist Church will hold revival services August 20 to 27 at 8 p m daily on Highway 92 north of Silsbee. Guest speaker Rev Jim Crouch of Friendship Baptist Church will lead, with Jimmy Dean and Judy Moore directing the music. Pastor W D Sherman invites the public.
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North Hardin
Mirror of the Word Teachings on Judging Others
A meditation on Matthew 7 1 5 warning against harsh judgment. A teacher in Egypt learns that criticism of others can reflect his own faults and urges self examination and Christ like living. Manis Abdul Noor from Egypt offers prayer and a daily correction focus.
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Jesus
Assiut
Cairo
Fez
Christ
Menis Abdul Noor
Egypt
One Million Licensed Women Hunters in U S
About one million women hold hunting licenses across the United States reflecting growing participation in outdoor sports. State agencies report rising female enrollment in hunting education programs and licensed hunts nationwide.
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United States
Medicaid program to aid 350000 Texans begins Sept 1
Austin state and hospital officials anticipate the new Medicaid program starting September 1. It will provide medical and hospital benefits to about 350,000 Texans and be funded with federal matching funds totaling $26.7 million for a four to one state share, with benefits totaling an estimated $125 million in the first year.
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Austin
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Department of Public Welfare
Preston Smith
Senate
General Investigating Committee
Ser
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
David Ratliff
Stamford
W. E
Red) Berry
San Antonio
Bruce A. Reagan
Corpus Christi
J. P. Ward
Meridian
Smith
Charles Herring
Henry C. Grover
Houston
Ben Barnes
Charlie Scruggs
Dallas
Charlie Schreiner
Kerrville
Roy Forkner
Lubbock
Hilary Doran
del Rio
Delwin Jones
Barnes
Rayford Price
Palestine
Anthony R. Cartlidge
Texas Liquor Control Board
E. A. Gordon
Texas Fine Arts Commission
Ted H. Strauss
W. O. Karpendo
Federal Aviation Administration
Texas Aeronautics Commission
L. H. Prodoch
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Texas
Morris Schwartz
State Selective Service
Flamingo Isles
Texas Water Rights Commission
Crawford Martin
Martin
Las Cemetery
Trusan Taal
Sabine River
Seale
Sara i
The Spite Fence and the Law of Neighborly Morals
An exploration of the spite fence as a legal issue, tracing its shift from rugged individualism to a modern ban on mean fences. It contrasts motives, notes wind breaks and landscaping as legitimate uses, and ends with a reminder that good neighbors are a treasure when we are neighborly.
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Robert Frost
Troop 88 Plans Weekend Campout At Lake Tejas
Troop 88 announces its annual fun weekend campout for about 25 scouts at Lake Tejas near Colmesneil. The group will depart from the First Methodist Church on August 25 between 3:30 and 4 p m and return August 27 with Scoutmaster Joe Hignett and E A Airhart accompanying the boys.
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Troop 88 l
Baptist Sunbeam Group Plans Sunbeam Day at Camp Wilburf
The Emmanuel Baptist Association hosts the annual Sunbeam Day on August 24 at Camp Wilburf with the theme Let Your Little Light Shine. Mrs I R Brownlee will preside. all Sunbeam age children are invited and lunch will be provided.
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Emmanuel Baptist Association
Camp Wilburf
I. R. Brownlee
Hartburg to Host Ninth Annual Homecoming Festival
Hartburg Community invites all past residents and locals to the ninth annual Homecoming on Saturday Aug 26. Attendees are asked to bring a basket dinner for a picnic sale with free barbecue and coffee. The event features Old-Time Fiddlers, no alcohol, and emphasizes a wholesome reunion with old friends and new faces.
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Hartburg
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Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billy Joe Williams
Eead
Grocery & Market
Ben's
10Th Street
Lone Star
Elcor Tissue
Rotel
Py. Orern Sanford
Toledo Bend
Goose Island
Goose Island State Recreation Park
Rockport
Parks and Wildlife Department
St. Charles Bay Channel
Goose Island State Park
St. Charles
Aransas Bays
Harris County
Lee Duggan Jr
New Texas Occupational Safety Board
Ichief Safety
Lake Tejas
Baptist Sunbeam Group
Tan Son Nhut
Saigon
South Vietnam
Silsbee Tiger
Bobby Sox
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