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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1970

Page

3

Larry Williams Awarded Army Commendation for Heroism

PFC Larry A. Williams of Roganville and Silsbee earned the U S Army Commendation Medal for Heroism for actions during combat from August 10 to 12, 1970. He served with Company A, First Airmobile Battalion, Eighth Cavalry, and exposed himself to hostile fire while pursuing and defeating the enemy. Williams attended Kirbyville and Silsbee schools. his wife Deborah Rose resides with her parents while he remains on active duty.

Larry A. Williams Henry Williams Roganville Ray Robinson Silsbee U. S Army Williams First Airmobile Battalion Eighth Cavalry Kirbyville Deborah Rose

Bass and perch fishing slowed by weather this week

Fishermen on the lake report fewer bass strings as weather shifts reduce bite. Depths of 20 to 30 feet produce best results with spoons, Slab Shad, Jig n eel and lures like Water Gators, Hot Spots, and Bandidos. White perch find minnows around 20 to 30 feet, river channel near bottom.

Kelley’s C. A. Williams

Births List From Silsbee Area Hospitals

A long birth notice from Silsbee area families records newborns including James Randal born Dec 19 at St Elizabeth Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Stiba. Kristy Ann Viator born Dec 18 at Doctors Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Errol Patrick Viator. and several other newborns to local residents with dates and hospitals noted.

James Randal St. Elizabeth Hospital James Stiba Silsbee David Crain Rt. 1 Jason Christopher Theodore Calhoun Patricia Darleen Doctors Hospital Charles Cecil Gore Kristy Ann Errol Patrick Viator Henry Freeman Maggie Clarissia Lynetha Michelle Andrew Lee Renfro Jr Leonard Edward Gordon Victor Rhonda Lucille Rena Collette Prentice Lane Regina Dianne Hardin Memorial Hospital James Franklin Schee Luis Maurice Charles Earl Boykin Kountze Charles Tarver Nederland Lisa Annette Donna Lynn Arby Scott Donald Crain Sabine Pass Gerald Wade Gerald Rogers Houston Leon Rogers C. M. Lewis Richard Poe Women’s and Children's Hospital Beaumont

Eileen Wyatt and Ronald Nash wed in Silsbee church

Miss Eileen Wyatt daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Wyatt of Silsbee and Ronald J Nash son of Mr and Mrs E C Nash of Evadale were married December 19 at 10 am in the First United Methodist Church Silsbee. Rev Tom Bacon officiated with organist Mrs Melvin Winger and soloist Mrs Joe Fuller. The couple will reside in Silsbee.

Eileen Wyatt Ira Wyatt Silsbee Ronald J. Nash E. C. Nash Evadale First United Methodist Church Tom Bacon Beaumont Melvin Winger Joe Fuller Paul Kaminski Riverside Calif Michael Nash Herman Adams Silsbee Independent School

Hollydays Recall Legends and Folklore About Holly

A survey of holly through history notes Druids and Romans used holly for protection and luck, with witches and beasts targeted by holly staffs. Indians and early Christians adopted its uses, while George Washington popularized planting holly trees at Mount Vernon. Holly wood carvers prize it even as some regions threaten holly groves.

Rome George Washington Mount Vernon

Fisherman nets 16 lb 12 oz bowfin at Lake Murvaul

Joe Woods of Richardson hauled a Bowfin weighing 16 pounds 12 ounces with a 33 inch length from Lake Murvaul on October 18 1970. The fish measured 19 percent girth and was a standout catch for that day.

Joe Woods Richardson Lake Murvaul

Lamar Tech announces January Spring 1971 registration dates

Lamar State College of Technology sets admission deadline January 5 1971 for the Spring semester and holds registration January 13 15 1971 at the main Beaumont campus. Technical Arts students join the same process as academic students to better coordinate programs.

Lamar State College of Technology Lamar Tech Elmer Rode Technical Arts Lamar Tech Station Beaumont Texas School of Technical Arts Thomas T. Salter Extended Services

Labor Dept Program Enrolls 73,458 Since 1967

Since 1967, the Labor Department's Operation Mainstream program has enrolled about 73,458 people and provided them with job opportunities.

Labor Department

Heiskell to Succeed Stillman as Eastex Chairman

Andrew Heiskell will become Eastex Inc. board chairman on retirement of Charles L. Stillman January 31, 1971. Stillman to stay as director and become honorary chairman while consulting through January 1972. Time Inc. will remain Heiskell’s primary post. Stillman praised as the father of Eastex for starting the East Texas pulp and paper mill and forming the predecessor company in 1952.

Charles L. Stillman Eastex Inc Stillman Eastex R. M. Buckley Andrew Heiskell Time Inc Heiskell Buckley

Los Pastores Play Delights San Antonio Backyards

A hybrid Spanish Indian pageant called Los Pastores, introduced by Spanish monks, may still be staged in San Antonio Texas backyards at Christmas. With no props or curtains and a cast of amateurs, it unfolds from Christmas to Candlemas in secluded homes to deter curiosity seekers while presenting a spiritual miracle drama.

San Antonio Texas

Crappie Record Caught by Mrs Hank Robinson

Mrs Hank Robinson of San Augustine reeled a four pound three ounce crappie at Sam Rayburn Reservoir on March 12 1967. The catch sets a local record for the lake and reflects a notable angling achievement by a female angler in the region.

Hank Robinson San Augustine Sam Rayburn Reservoir

Latin Yule Traditions Across Central and South America

The article describes how Christmas centers on religious observances in Latin America with midnight Mass and nativity scenes. It notes Three Kings' Day on January 6 as the gift day, with children placing shoes for gifts and offerings of water and hay for the Wise Men’s horses or camels. It adds that traditions vary by country.

Central South America Latin America Jesus

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Larry Williams Army PFC Fisherman’s Corner Butch Suitt Sam Rayburn Lake Toledo Bend Lake Steinhagen Lake Lake Livingston Jerry Yuletime Young’s Supermarket City Cleaners Jeffrey Cleaners Ashley Gore Gore Silsbee Doctors Hospital A. Drake Walter Loftin Spurger Austin Cres Deir’s Drive IN Deir’s Washateria Fred’s Package Store C. F. Earnest BANK Merry Christmas
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