The Silsbee Bee Publication Details and Staff
The Silsbee Bee shows a 1919 second class mailing permit and weekly Thursday publication from Silsbee Texas. Staff roles include R L Read editor Tommy Read society editor Leona Whitman Ruthell Lounsberry and production crew Harold Leigh John Basye James Johnson Billy Joe Williams.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
R.L. Read
Tommy Read
Leona Whitman
Ruthell Lounsberry
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson Billy Joe Williams
SlimTOPS To Meet At Silsbee State Bank Tuesday
The Silsbee Slim Tops will meet in the Heritage Room at Silsbee State Bank Tuesday at 1 7 p.m. Weight loss enthusiasts are invited to join the club and discuss goals and programs.
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Silsbee State Bank
Silsbee Slim Tops
Heritage Room
Card of Thanks from Mrs. C. W. McGinty
The writer expresses gratitude for gifts cards visits and concern during hospital stay and recovery at home acknowledging deep appreciation for friends and neighbors.
Crabs Die Off Along Texas Beaches From Natural Causes
Texas Parks and Wildlife Biologist Lynn Benefield reports large numbers of dead or dying blue crabs along Sabine and Galveston beaches due to natural causes. She notes spent female crabs with egg masses called sponges and explains spawning and migration factors lead to beach strandings.
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Sabine
Galveston
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Lynn Benefield
Benefield
Benefielad
Hardin County Deeds and Trusts Recorded in Transfers
Long list of property deeds trusts and related notices in Hardin County includes transfers between Buck Jones Lumber Co. and Beament Savings and Loan Assoc, Ken Robert L Parr et ux to William Robert Wells Sr et ux, Pete M Trest et ux to Kirby Lumber Corp, and many others. Notices involve abs of judgment, contracts, releases, easements, and oil lease actions across Jasper Orange and surrounding entities. The dense ledger-style record catalogs transfers among banks, lumber firms, churches, and individuals, with multiple associated entities such as Jefferson County Sav Loan Assoc First National Bank of Jasper and Silsbee institutions.
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Kountze
Bill Aveitt
M-M
Ken Kountze Nursing Center
Henry A. Schofield
Jefferson County Suv. and Loan Aasnc
R. A. Coale
Jefferson County Sov
T. Cunningham
H. L McDonald
First State Bank
W. R. Cole
Buck Jones Lumber Co
Bret
David N. Holland
A. T. Buessing
MidState Homes Inc
Jessie Herbert Moore
A. Oliver
Thomas A. McManus
Wildwood Assoc
Martha M Davis
Harold D. Arnold
I. H. Ferguson
S. C. Gore
Imogene Gore
J. C. Glenn
John Arthur Hampshire
Warr
Dan C. Overall
Neches National Bank of Silsbee
Neches National Bank
J. C.glenn
Internal Revenue
Charles and
Pauline Taylor
Fed
Tex Len
Harlan McKnight
Cecil
Phillips
Marion Leatherwood
Harland
McKnight
Emma B. Sterenberg
Prudential Oil Co
Kirby Lumber Corp
Vilage
Mills Hunting Club
Silsbee State Bank
Wade M Parker
S. W. Worthy
W. G. Barnhart Jr
R. L. Yust
Rex Evilts
Howard Thievedeaux
Rex Trvus
John E. Chance
Walter T. Mobley Sr
William L. Greer
Jasper Ped
Richard L. Howell
William L .Greer
Mary Lou Norton
Joe Earl Gates
James M. McCurley Jr
Bertie White
Keaton Leatherwood
Alson Johnson
Melvin M. Hill
Norman C. Roy
Fred Seamman
Fred Seaman
Colony Dev. Co
Curtis D. Snead
B. F
Warr Deed
L. D. Helper Builders
Neches Natl. Bank
Deed of Trust
Lawn Mowing Guidelines Warn Against Overcutting
Everett E. Janne warns lawn care readers not to remove more than a quarter to a third of leaf surface per mowing. Excessive cuttings weaken turf reducing food production and heightening susceptibility to insects and diseases.
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Everett E. Janne
Doctors To Hear Panel On Breast Cancer
Jefferson County Medical Society hosts a breast cancer panel on Sept 9 at 7 p.m. at Royal Manor Beaumont. Dr. Robert N. McClelland leads, with Drs John H. Childers G Ray Ridings and Merrick H. Reese speaking on prognosis radiotherapy and chemotherapy hormonal management. Attendees include physicians from Chambers Hardin Liberty Jasper Jefferson Newton Orange and Tyler Counties. The event highlights breast cancer as the leading cause of cancer death in women with 1968 US estimates of 65 000 new cases and 28 000 deaths 2 600 Texas women will die statewide.
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Jefferson County Medical ‘Society
Royal Manor
Beaumont
Robert N. McClelland
University of Texas ‘Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
John H. Childers
G .Ray Ridings
Merrick H. Reese
Texas Division
American Cancer Society
Texas
Childers
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
St. Paul Hospital
Ridings
Reese
Department of Medicine
Baylor University Medical Center
Chambers
Hardin
Liberty
Jasper
Jefferson
Newton
Orange
Tyler
James D. Thompson
Jefferson County Medical Society
United States
Do It Yourself Home Projects Cut Tax Burden
Texas A&M specialist Mrs Doris Myers explains how DIY home improvement can boost take home pay by reducing tax drag. She notes higher after tax earnings needed for the same net income and says the new surtax makes DIY savings even more attractive this year.
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College Station
Doris
Texas A&m University
Aging bonus years reshape the retirement horizon
College Station experts from Texas A M University urge rethinking lifespan as Childhood Youth Maturity Later Maturity Old Age or with Later Old Age. Minnie Bell says many fear aging yet plan to stay active and useful after retirement.
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Geriatricians
Minnie Bell
Texas A&m University
Miss Bell
INROTC Exams Set for December 14
Vice Admiral Charles K. Duncan announced the 23rd annual national competitive exam for the Regular Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps will be held December 14. The program funds tuition, fees, uniforms, and books at 53 civilian colleges with a 56 dollar monthly subsistence allowance for up to four years. Eligible high school seniors should apply by November 15 via counselors, Navy recruiting stations, or the Chief of Naval Personnel in Washington. Local recruiter at Silsbee post office is available Thursdays 6:20 to 9:30 a.m.
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Charles K. Duncan
Naval Personnel
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
NROTC
Navy
Marine Corps
Chief of Naval Personnel
Dept. of the Navy
Washington
D. C
Silsbee
Interior wall painting tips from extension engineer
W S Allen advises careful surface prep before painting interior walls. Fill small cracks and nail holes with spackling and sand smooth. Rub wall with medium coarse sandpaper to remove imperfections for a better final coat appearance.
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W.S. Allen
Unclear fragment on family ties and counseling value
Fragment mentions relationships with family neighbors and friends shaping a valued counselor role over years. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or names.
Local Family Visits Spread Across Cities Over Weekend
Dr and Mrs Robert D Barnes and daughter Lisa from Corpus Christi visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Hargrove and family last week. Mrs Olan C Jones and children Clayton Charlotte and Marian from Huntsville Alabama spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs S O Jones. Mr and Mrs James Hardy and son Leslie from Houston visited Mr and Mrs H L Morris. Leslie stayed for a week. C E Cole and family welcomed a 25 day vacation traveler back from San Francisco Sun Valley Seattle Yellowstone and other cities.
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Robert D .Barnes
Lisa
Corpus Christi
Howard Hargrove
Olan C. Jones
Clayton
Charlotte
Marian
Huntsville
Ala
Iof
S. O. Jones
James Hardy
Leslie
Houston
H. L. Morris
C. E. Cole
Bowers Road
San Francisco
Sun Valley
Seattle
Yellowstone
Silsbee Quarterback Club Elects Officers Tuesday
The Silsbee Quarterback Club meets Tuesday Sept 13 at Neches National Bank at 7:30 p m to elect officers and plan projects. Nominations were appointed last Monday by R F Sleepy Sanford. Bill Dinkle to meet with school superintendent Don L Hough on plans for the coming season. Sanford urges all interested in backing the 1968 Tiger football team to attend.
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Silsbee
Neches National Bank
R. F. Sleepy Sanford
Marion Al‘mond
Clifton Caraway
Claude Coward
Sanford
Bill Dinkle
Don L Hough
Santa Fe Holding Plan Declared Effective
The plan to form Santa Fe Industries Inc as a holding company for The Santa Fe Railway System was declared effective today by Ernest S. Marsh after more than 80 percent of outstanding railway stock was exchanged for securities. The exchange involved about 37 million shares held by roughly 137,000 stockholders and was considered the largest of its kind. Marsh noted the offer began June 7 and acceptance surpassed 80 percent by July 22 with deposits due by August 16, later extended to September 5, 1968 for remaining holders.
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Santa Fe Industries, Inc
Ernest S. Marsh
Railway Stock Exchange For Securities of Industries
Marsh
Santa Fe
Local births trace through Beaumont hospitals
Continued from Page 1 readers learn of new arrivals in Silsbee and Evadale families. A daughter was born Aug 25 at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont to the Silsbee parents. Vernon and Mrs Gray welcomed a son Aug 27 at Baptist Beaumont. Tod Mitchell arrived Aug 27 at St Elizabeth Beaumont to Mr and Mrs Rey Hill of Silsbee. Damon Stewart man and Mrs Stewart man of Evadale welcomed a daughter Aug 27 at St Elizabeth Beaumont.
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Silsbee
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Beaumont
Vernon Gray
Baptist Hospital
Tod Mitchell
Rey Wayne Hill
Damon Stewrman
Evadale
S. Elizabeth Hospital
Beau“mont
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C. W. McGinty
Gulfs of Mexico
Hardin County
Ighes Natl. Bank
Hardin County Savings and Loan Association
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Silsbee, Texas
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Re Roe
White House
Labor Day Sale
Silsbee Discount
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