East Texas Wildlife Association Formed For Public Growth
A new group named East Texas Wildlife Association forms after 16 weeks of planning. Howard Hargrove serves as temporary chairman and the Friday meeting in CIC Union Hall aims to organize members, adopt a constitution, and set dues to promote wildlife and better hunting and fishing statewide. Hanse Cunningham is vice chairman and early members from multiple counties are welcome.
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East Texas Wildlife Association
C.I.C. Union
N. 5Th
Ward
Howard Hargrove
East Texas
Hargrove
East
Texas
Hardin County
Hanse Cunningham
Hardin County OKs 1 047 978 Budget For 1955
Hardin County commissioners signaled approval of a 1 047 978 99 budget for the 1955 fiscal year at the commissioners court session in Kountze. County Auditor Don Allums reported the total as final. judge Fletcher Richardson said final approval will follow.
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Hardin County
Kountze
Don Allums
Allums
Fletcher Richardson
George Christian
People’s State Bank of
Stout Collier
Frank Payne
Christian
Court of Civil Appeals
Beaumont
Forest
Commissioners Court
Richardson
Two New Elementary Buildings Sought For Silsbee District
Silsbee Independent School District board hears plans to add 54 classrooms by building two elementary schools plus upgrades. Estimated cost 995000 with bonds up to 1000000 and three tax scenarios over 22 to 28 years. Site purchase and gym renovation also discussed amid growth projections.
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Silsbee
Silsbee Independent School District Board
Neenea Pulang
George Ingram
Ingram
Don Hough
Henry Meiers
Hough
L. D. Self
Texas
Hen sits on ten eggs high in tree at Honey Island
A bantam hen nests in a hole in a tree about 25 feet high at Honey Island on ten eggs. The hen belongs to Mr and Mrs S B Collins formerly of Silsbee. Mrs Mattie Walker has returned home from Baptist hospital in Beaumont after suffering a heart attack while on duty.
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Billie Barclay
Plymouth
Ave. C
North 9Th Street
Suzanne Collier
R. W. Collier
Lee Gholson
J. E. Gholson
Richard Worley
Barclay
Miss Gholson
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Miss Collier
Barclay Boy
W. A. Barclay
Grady Tarver
Honey Island
S. B. Collins
Silsbee
Mattie Walker
Band Rehearsals Start Early for Silsbee Tiger Team
Winger Band Rehearsals begin next Wednesday at 8 am as Silsbee Tigers prepare for the September 9 football opener with Kirbyville. Uniforms will be issued Wednesday. Band members and twirlers attend Lamar Tech and Sam Houston State schools this week and next for twirling training.
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Silsbee Tiger
Melvin Winger
Kirbyville
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Martha McGo
Pressure Builds at New Sinclair Oil Well Site
Reports from Weiss Bluff indicate tremendous pressure encountered during drilling of the prospective Sinclair oil well. Engineers monitor the site around the clock as cementing work continues to prevent a blowout and safeguard the operation.
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Sinclair Oil
Weiss Bluff
Mrs Ruby Jones Returns From Corpus Christi Visit
Mrs Ruby Louise Jones has returned from a visit with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Henry Patton of Corpus Christi.
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Ruby Louise Jones
Henry Patton
Corpus Christi
Eyes To The Future Puzzle Contest in Silsbee Bee
The Bee will publish a full page cartoon feature titled Eyes To The Future showcasing about 95 Silsbee business and professional people drawn by Jack Henseler. An identification contest will award cash prizes. Entries from all readers are welcome with names revealed after winners are announced.
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Silsbee
Bee
Jack Henseler
Oklahoma
Texas
Henseler
Mr. Henseler
WMU Representatives Attend Waco House Party
The association and district WMU sent Mrs. R. E. Barclay and Mrs. L. E. Hutchins as representatives to Waco to attend the WMU house party.
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The
Association and
WMU
R. E. Barclay
L. E. Hutchins
Waco
Teenage Boy Rises as Lipstick Remover Benchmark
A teen emerges as the unexpected benchmark for lipstick removal technology, with local observers noting surprising effectiveness and rapid results. The report highlights youthful ingenuity and practical testing in everyday makeup challenges.
Local Man Patrick Wolf Dies at 57 Near Silsbee
Patrick Henry Wolf 57 died likely Wednesday night at his 25 acre truck farm six miles east of Silsbee. Funeral services were held at Magnolia Cemetery Beaumont with pallbearers from Port Neches and Houston. He was a retired construction foreman formerly with Pure Oil and left two daughters, a sister, and one grandchild.
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Patrick Henry Wolf
Magnolia Cemetery
Beaumont
Mr. Wolf
Here
Wolf
Pure Oil
Chester Guarini
E. E. Burrows
Houston
Bessie Young
Tulsa
Oklo
Roger Eisenmann
J. O. Herring
Jack Hamilton
Port Neches
E. FE. Burrows
C. A. Willis
Silsbee
Clyde Drake
Farmer Funeral Home
Second Charge Made In Game Violation Case
A second charge of resisting arrest was filed against W A Moorman of Saratoga last Friday by State Game Warden Beasley. County Attorney Herman Reynolds released details showing Moorman faces two counts of resisting arrest with serious threat to human life and hunting deer with dogs out of season. Ira Flowers also faces charges of hunting deer out of season stemming from the same arrest by game wardens earlier this month.
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Pace
Livingston
Richardson
Herman Reynolds
the Bee
Buchanan and
Reynolds
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Reynolds
W. A. Moorman
Saratoga
Beasley
Ira Flowers
Moorman
Flowers
City Fathers Schedule Parking Meter Vote
Silsbee voters will decide on parking meters at a fire station election on Tuesday September 27. The move follows meters on trial for six months and council support for retaining them to fund police presence and traffic control. A city-wide ad campaign may be organized and a poll planned to gauge public opinion.
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A. R. Neyland
Howard Hargrove
Silsbee
H. C. Hopkins
Hargrove
C. E. Landolt
Neyland
H. M. Jones
Jones
Fourth Street
Evadale Highway
Tigers Hold Hot Practice Amid Heat Wave
Tigers practice in 110 degree heat at Kirby Stadium as coaches Bill Dinkle Ray McGallion and Jack Hetherington push the squad through rugged drills. A scrimmage is planned tomorrow if another team cannot attend, with September 9 looming for the season opener against Kirbyville Wildcats.
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Bill Dinkle
Ray MccGallion
Jack Hetherington
Kirby Stadium
Dinkle
Wildcats
Kirbyville
Tigers
McGallion
Coa
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