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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1977

Page

9

Local residents share news from Lubbock to Opelousas

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith visit grandparents in Silsbee after Randy finishes psychology doctorate coursework at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia. Donna Sheffield studies art in Taos. Lions Club plans Labor Day spot announcements to fund charity, with reports of travels to North Carolina, Myrtle Beach, and Disneyland.

Randy Smith Benjamin Hugh Smith Lubbock Randy Tts Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia Ark Smith Corliss Cobb Alvin Ragan al Mashburn William McDonald Donna Sheffield Taos N.M Helen Marsh Lola Burgess KKAS Silsbee Lions Club Lions Leeburg Fla Tom Pickett Disneyland Janie Williams Shirley Hearne Opelousas Larsh Silsbee Public Library

YHT to Install New Officers Aug 30 in Silsbee

The Silsbee Chapter of Young Homemakers of Texas will meet Tuesday August 30 at 7 p.m. in Silsbee State Bank for installation of new officers and a membership social. Eligible members are young homemakers ages 18 to 35 in the Silsbee Independent School District.

Silsbee Young Homemakers of Texas Silsbee State Bank Silsbee Independent School District Deborah Lewing

Linda Rea Miles Is Awarded Master of Library Science

Linda E. Rea Miles received a Master of Library Science degree on August 13 from Sam Houston State University. She will complete supervisor certification requirements from the Texas Education Agency this fall. Mrs. Miles is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rea, a 1968 Kountze High School graduate, librarian for the Sweeney School District, and resides with her husband in Lake Jackson.

Linda E. Rea Miles Sam Mouston State University Texas Education Agency

Visitors and new neighbors in Votaw Thicket area

Recent visitors to the home of Mrs. Ema Knight and Ouida include Mr. and Mrs. Buster Foltin of Tomball and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hardry of Lone Star. Rita Golden of Liberty visited her grandparents the Moyes. The Moye family hosted Kinfolk from Liberty and Houston as well as Barbara Johnson and children from Houston. The M. V. Pritchard family moved into the old school building. Mrs. Bob Davis of Houston visited Anice Walters and Mrs. R. L. Moye. Phil Harper and family returned from a Gulf Coast vacation. Lester Moye visited his daughter Gwen Cothran in South Houston and traveled with her to New Braunfels to see Elma and Watt.

Ema Knight Ouida Buster Foltin Tomball Bob Hardry Lone Star Rita Golden Liberty Lester Minerva Moye Moyes Burl Alma Moye Barbara Johnson Childen Houston Randolph Katherine Sumrall M. V. Pritchard Bob Davis Anice Walters R. L. Moye al Carpenter Phil Harpers Gulf Coast Florida Lester Moye Gwen Cothran New Braunfels Elma Watt

Doucette Davenport Wedding Held August 13

Miss Rosemary Doucette and Michael Davenport wed at 7 p.m. August 13 in First Baptist Church with Rev. R. E. Barclay. The ceremony featured greenery candles and white carnation arrangements. Bridesmaids, groomsmen, and family attended.

Rosemary Doucette Michael D. Davenport First Baptist Church R. E. Barclay Charlie Doucette Claude Davenport Silsbee Horace Whittington Randy Skillern

Texas Trotline Rules and Fines Outline Freshwater Limits

Game Department briefs outline trotline regulations in Texas freshwater, including definitions of trotlines, tagging requirements, 90 day re dating, and restrictions near docks and public beaches. Penalties include up to 200 dollars per illegal line plus costs. county variations limit lines and hooks. check local rules and environmental factors.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

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