Local notices and obituaries feature Lumberton area families
The column lists visits and illness across families in Lumberton and nearby towns. Ongoing updates include Mrs. Whatley’s Lamar degree and Beaumont High School post, sympathy notices for George Hill and Edward Lee Marberry, medical recoveries, and funeral services for multiple area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis O'Connell
Whatley
Amelia
J. D. Ussery
O’connell
Helen Craig
Santanna
Calif
Ussery
Lamar
Beaumont High School
Gibson
George Hill
Joliett
Lumberton School Menus Feb 9 13 and local notes
Feb 9 13 school menus list weekly meals for seven days with entrees sides and milk. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Lynn Taylor's trip to Houston and a 10 day leave from the US Waves. Additional social visits include Mr and Mrs F Landry with Theresa Brougham family in Beaumont and ill conditions of Mrs Paul Okun and Mrs Henry Okun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Dickerson
Bronson
Daisy Peden
Florine Monic
Preston Dickerson
Pfc
Paul Monic
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Evala Low
Clarence Low
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Tanner
Lynn Taylor
Houston
San Diego
F. Landry
Theresa Brougham
Beaumont
Paul Okun
Henry Okun
Community Notes From Silsbee and Beaumont
Local notices recount family gatherings for Woodrow Campbell Jr and Sr with relatives from Nederland Beaumont and others. Birthday parties honor Gwen Lewis and Woodrow Campbell Sr as well as a hospital death of Joseph H. Stauts and a Vietnam deployment update. The Loeb Baptist Sweetheart Banquet set Feb 7 at Luby’s in Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Bill Beauchamp
Sterling Funeral
Dayton
Roy Hicks
Moss Hill Cemetery
Billy Butchee
Dallas
Tony Boudreaux
The
Baptist Hospital
Richard
Margaret) Phillips
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Billy Ricks
Lee
Neice
Rose Ellen Wheat
Silsbee
Farmers Chapel
T. A. Bledsoe
Knapple Cemetery
Robert Robinson Sr
Jimmy Wheat
Beth
Linda
Port Neches
Derek Phelps
Randal Phelps Jr
S. Ervin
Little Woodrow Campbell Jr
H. L. Hubbard
Woodrow Sr
Campbell
Wyatt
Beaumont
Joseph H. Stauts
Lumberton
Clara Heiselbert Stauts
John Boykin Sr
Howard Hartnett
Mike
Kay Steele
Lufkin
Tom Hardy
College Station
Sgt
Earl Harrison
Vietnam
Mark
John Boykin Jr
Huckaby
Major Hardy
Boykin
Elizabeth Hardy
Boston
Sgt. Harris
Loeb First Baptist
Luby’s
Dale Vance
Bridge City
J. M. Byerly
J. Miller
Card of thanks for Pearl Hare family
The family of Mrs. Pearl Hare expresses gratitude for kindness shown after her death. They thank everyone for flowers food thoughts and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hare
Georgia-Pacific and Temple Outline East Texas Expansion Plans
Georgia-Pacific Lumber Co. unveiled an $11 million plywood and lumber complex as the first phase of a multi million dollar East Texas forest products expansion with a $9 million Southern Pine plywood plant and a $2 million high speed small log sawmill at New Waverly. Temple Industries proposed a 40 million cubic foot stud mill in the Carthage area, signaling a shift from earlier plywood plant plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia-Pacific
Temple Industries
East Texas
Georgia-Pacific Lumber Co
George-Pacific Forest Products
Southern Pine
New Waverly
G-P
Temple Industries Inc
Carthage
Temple
Trail Riders To Participate In Miss Silsbee Parade
The Silsbee Trail Riders meet at homes of John ny Hoke and are invited to join the Miss Silsbee parade Saturday at 10 am. Riders should assemble at the Dixie Queen on Highway 96 south at 9:30 am. A spring horse show is planned for April 16 at the Silsbee arena, with a Feb. 14 work day on Spurger highway. Next meeting is Feb. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Trail
Johnny Hoke
Highway 96 South
Howard Grant
Silsbee
Spurger Highway
Women workers in U S age 45 and over near half
The statement notes that roughly forty to forty nine percent of women employed in the United States are at least 45 years old. It highlights an aging segment within the female workforce and implications for labor dynamics and policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Modisette Sisco Win Bass Club Tournament
The Silsbee Bass Club held a two day tournament at Townsend Park on Sam Rayburn Lake. Robert Modisette and guest Frank Sisco won with 21 bass weighing 35 pounds and a 5 pound largest fish. Second place to T J McKee and Johnny Odom with 11 bass 24 pounds and a 5 pounder and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Bass Club
Townsend Park
Sam Rayburn Lake
Robert Modisette
Frank Sisco
Nacogdoches
T. J. McKee
Johnny Odom
Odom
McKee
Silsbee
Outreach Sets Third Session For February 8
The World Outreach Institute third session, hosted by the Outreach committee of the Silsbee First Christian Church, will meet Sunday Feb 8 at 7 00 p m. The film strip Beyond Hearing aims to spark thinking on the local congregation's call to mission and individual and group response. A discussion and coffee hour follow. the program is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Outreach Institute
Silsbee First Christian Church (Disciples
Alice McGallion
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umberton-Loeb Items
D. A. Gibson
Gonzales
Abbeville
Dennis Gibson
J. C. Hill
J. B. Faggard Jr
Jim Hennig
Harold Martin
Corpus Christi
H. E. Lewis
Dot” Helton
Randy
Bennie Marberry
Route 2
Chance
Kelley-Hixson Chapel
Parks E. Walker
Rosedale Baptist Church
Forest Park
Percy L. Allen Jr
Jamestown
N. Y
Louis
Edson
US Marines
L. M. Williams Chapel
Bill Crews
Central Church of Christ
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Grace Williams
Tennie Lamb
Calla Floyd
Arkansas
Layton
Silskee
Thorn’s
Silsbee Rt. 1
Temple Tell of
Trail Riders
Modisette
Sisco
Ing
Neches National Bank
Lumberton Independent School District
C. Hargraves
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