Retired East Texas Pastor B A Sigler Ends 30 Years Service
Rev. B A Sigler retired after 30 years as a Southern Baptist pastor and now lives at 4270 Harding Drive in Beaumont. He served at Fletcher Emanuel in Limberton and Good Shepherd in Silsbee among other East Texas churches and will remain available as an interim pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Sigler
Harding Drive
Beaumont
Ile
East Texas
Fletcher Emanuel
Limberton
Good Shepherd
Silsbee
Final Rites For Carl W. Golden Held Here Monday
Carl W. Golden 40 of Houston died at 8 a.m. Saturday in a Houston hospital. A San Augustine native and Korean War veteran, he was a quinter. Funeral services were at 10 a.m. Monday at Farmer Funeral Chapel. Burial followed in Cunningham Cemetery. Survivors include son Tommy Golden mother Mrs. J. B. Sims sisters Mrs. Charles Messer Mrs. Clarence Messer Mary Jane Sims and brother Bryan Wayne Freeman, all of Silsbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Golden
Houston
Houston Hospital
San Augustine
Golden
Quinter
Farmer Funeral Chapel
Cunningham Cemetery
Tommy Golden
J. B. Sims
Charles Messer
Clarence Messer
Mary Jane Sims
Bryan Wayne Freeman
Silsbee
Billy Griffin
Port Arthur
Billie Baird
Women and Children Hospital
Ruth Roden
Dallas
Roy Roden
Fort Worth
Pete Sharp
Lee Hunt
Jasper
C. T. Jordan
Homer Madeley
Veteran's Hospital
Nettie Caywood
Luther Williams
Conroe
Johns Shawver
Baptist Hospital
Adrian Ist
Shawver
Lumberton
A. M. Smith
Lake Charles
Walter Jordan
Victor
Kirbyville
Voth
Kirby Mill and Store
Fuller
Mabel Teal Fuller
Beaumont
Dori Jennings
Spring
Jane Clouse
Madeline Weeks
Lamberton
Thomas Langston
Newton
Church of Christ
tLorton
Bronson
Jimmy Ray Crump
Woodcrest Addition
Cedar Drive
Watson Funera Chapel
Fincher
Fletcher Emanuel Baptis
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Georgia Crump
Kathy
Glenda Troutman
Meridian
Harold Crump
Joaquin
Oliver Crump
Trailblazers Plan Ride To Houston Fat Stock Show
Ed Wortham of the Tri- County Trailblazers invites riders to an extended trip to the Houston Fat Stock show. They will camp at White Memorial Park and Liberty fairgrounds with dances at Petersons Park Dance Town U.S.A. Memorial Park and a downtown parade on February 22 to support area youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wortham
Tri- County Trailblazers
Houston
White Memorial Park
Anahuac
Liberty Fairgrounds
Petersons Park
Lake Houston
Dance Town
U.S.A
Memorial Park
Wortham
Community notices span Lumberton region events and obits
Lumberton and Loeb area notices include church meeting details and baptist class hosting Monday at 7 p.m. Local families report moves births illnesses travels and visits across Houston Dallas Fort Worth and Beaumont. Office of Lumberton School Board members plan to run again and trustee election set for April 6 with absentee voting March 18 to April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lang
Ruth
Loeb First Baptist Church
Reguar
J. T. Williams
Sterling Romero
Lumberton School Board
Kilgore
Lumberton
D. A. Gibson
Victor
Scarborough
I. L. Pittman
Beaumont
Georgia Crump
James T. Cannon l
Charles Mills
Cudd
Wimberly
Youth Director Takes Post at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist
R W Martin named Minister of Education Youth at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church in Lumberton. A 1973 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate, he previously served two years as Youth Minister at Garden Acre Baptist in Fort Worth. Lifelong Beaumont resident, he is a Forest Park High School and Lamar University alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W
Bobby” Martin
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church of
Lumberton
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Garden Acre
Baptist Church
Martin
Beaumont
Forest Park High School
Lamar University
Social Security Office Accepts Collect Calls
Social Security services can be handled by telephone at government expense. Beaumont numbers 838-0271 Ext 1276 9 am to 4 pm on weekdays. Jasper and Silsbee residents dial 0 to reach Enterprise 7-0221. Beaumont reps will be at Silsbee City Hall Annex Monday 9 am to noon Feb 11 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Jasper and
Silsbee
Enterprise
Silsbee City Hall
Ifeb
Last Rites For Mrs. Earline Pate
Funeral services for Earline Pate 53 of Orange were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Memorial Funeral Home of Victor with burial in Davis Cemetery Kirbyville She died Sunday evening in M D Anderson Hospital Houston She was a Browndell native and had lived in the area for six years Surviving are sister Mrs Cecil Phillips Silsbee and father Walter H Joyce of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earline Pate
Orange
Victor
Davis Cemetery
Kirbyville
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Browndell
Cecil Phillips
Silsbee
Walter H. Joyce
Mrs John Derkits Installed as President at St John’s Women
Mrs John Derkits was installed as president of the Women of St John’s Episcopal Church by Vicar Rev Donald A Sheffield on Sunday February 3. She received a consecrated cross as a symbol of her office. Other officers installed were Mrs Don Sheffield vice president Mrs Robert Larsh secretary and Mrs Don Longenberger treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Derkits
Women of
St. John’s Episcopal
Hurch
Donald A. Sheffield
Don Sheffield
Robert Larsh
Don Longenberger
Notice to claimants in Sagstetter estate Texas
Legal notice for all persons with claims against the estate of L. J. Sagstetter deceased in Hardin County Texas. Original letters issued to Emma Babin Sagstetter January 31 1974. Claims must be presented to Emma Babin Sagstetter care of Fletcher Richardson attorney Silsbee Texas within legal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. J. Sagstetter
Hardin County
Texas
JL. Sagstetter
L. J Sagstetter
Emma Babin Sagstetter
Fletcher Richardson
P. QO
Silsbee
L. J. Sagstetter
Den 3 Cub Scouts Meet in Mrs Polk Home
Den 3 of Cub Scout Pack 201 met January 30 at the home of their den mother Mrs Doris Polk. The group opened with the Scout Promise and later visited the park and stopped at Top Burger for a treat with Kelvin Ridley serving as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 3
Doris Polk
Kelvin Ridley
Record dragonfly wingspan comparison through time
The article notes the largest prehistoric dragonfly reached a two foot wingspan, contrasting it with today’s largest dragonflies which measure just over seven inches. It highlights a dramatic reduction in size from ancient to modern forms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. A. Sigler
Trailblazers
Sonny Rasmussen
Magnolia Life Representative
Lilsbee
Fred
Spurger
Woodville, Hillister and
Warren Areas
Phon
Magnolia Life Insurance Company Sicerely
Cancer
Magnolia Life
Lumberton-Loeb
C. H. Shawver
R. E. Sanders
M. Cole
Glynn Duchamp
St Elizabeth
Billy Nelson
J. T Williams
Washington, D. C
Lumberton School
Big Thicket National Park
W. S. Vaughn
Benscoter
Saudia
Regina Williams
Richard
April
Mrs. Ivory Hatch Sr
R. W. Martin
Fletcher Emmanuel
Social Security Office
St. John’s
Coats
Orson
Back Children’s Sportswear
Connie Shoes
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