Mr and Mrs J J Taylor Visit Livingstone Friends
Mr J J Taylor and Mrs Taylor visited last week in Livingstone with friends, sharing time and hospitality during the outing.
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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
6
Mr J J Taylor and Mrs Taylor visited last week in Livingstone with friends, sharing time and hospitality during the outing.
Silsbee Tigers close out the 1965-66 season by hosting Liberty at 7 30 p m with junior and varsity games. Liberty sits with one win nine losses. Silsbee sits three wins eight losses, tied with Vidor in District 9 AAA.
Funeral services for Irene Holland 42 of Silsbee were held at West End Baptist Church Saratoga with Rev Ward Mallette officiating. Burial followed at Saratoga City Cemetery under Pace-Wells Funeral Home. She died after a short illness at Hardin Memorial Hospital. Pallbearers were J L Alpers J L King G A Wright R B Eddins Eugene Acedeaux and W T Sanders. Survived by three sons Roy Dan Bush Port Neches Woodrow W Bush Jr Groves and Ronald Wayne Bush Livingston a stepsister Mrs Rogers Tanner Hardin.
Mr and Mrs Robert Schlie ker of Silsbee welcomed a son born February 7 at St Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont Also Brenda Dianne born January 31 to Mr and Mrs Tommy Anderson Bohler of Silsbee Tina Michele born February 2 to Mr and Mrs A S Bodreaux of Silsbee James Gordon born February 3 to Mr and Mrs Elwood Spurlock of Spurger Mary Sue born January 26 to Mr and Mrs Marvin J Shaw of Silsbee Johnny Ray Jr born January 30 to Mr and Mrs Johnny Ray Burks Sr of Kountze Sharon Annette born February 1 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Arthur Norton of Silsbee.
Miss Beth Singletary bride elect of James Lawrence Goodman will be honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower tonight at the home of Mrs. L. H. Wade. A pink and white color scheme will adorn decorations and she previously received a kitchen shower Wednesday night hosted by Mrs. C. J. Thorn with cohostesses.
The Azalea Garden Club visited Silsbee Garden Club on February 3 for a Beaumont program at 1800 Louisiana. The lecture demonstration on Modern Arrangements was presented by Mrs. Jim H. Talley and Mrs. R. Bothswell.
The regular meeting of Bar racks 2641 of Veterans of World War I will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday in the Neches Room of Neches National Bank All World War I veterans whether members of the local barracks or not are invited to attend the meeting according to R D Daniel adjutant
Funeral services for Leslie Hooks 66 of Silsbee were conducted at Franks Branch Church with Rev W A Rashall officiating. Burial followed at Franks Branch Cemetery. Hooks died Thursday in Galveston after a long Silsbee residence with survivors including wife Rose Ella and three sons.
Arthur C Curly Riggs 56 owner of the C R Drive In in Silsbee died suddenly at home about midnight Tuesday. He came to Silsbee a year ago after taking over the drive in grocery on Highway 96 South. He lived in Beaumont area 20 years and was a Indiana native. Survived by wife Ruth two daughters Dewissa Debbie both of Silsbee a son Johnny Dallas and two brothers. Funeral services to be announced by Farmer Funeral Home pending arrival of a brother from California.
The Melody Maids of Beaumont sing at the Sweetheart Banquet tonight at 7 in the First Baptist Church recreation hall. Theme is But tons and Beaus. Intermediate I and II, Young People, College and Career Age groups invited. Steve Jordan MC. Rev. James Bradford of Loeb Baptist Church to speak.
The Twentieth Century Club met February 2 at Mrs. L. D. Self home with cohostess Mrs. Weeks Crawford. Seventeen members one associate member and one guest Mrs. Rex Worley attended. Program leaders Mrs. David Read and Mrs. W. Holland presented Churchill topics. Next meeting at Mrs. A. Jones home with book review by Mrs. W. C. McNeil and Mrs I. G. Markham assisting.
The Jaycee Ettes met February 3 at 7 30 p m in Mrs Carl Jones home with nine members and two visitors. Officers elected include Mrs Richard Worley president Mrs Cesar Dominguez state director and vice president Mrs Carl Jones secretary treasurer Mrs Wayne DuBose historian and reporter and Mrs Benny Wilkins local director. Cookbooks were distributed for sale and fund raising plans were discussed for the year. A meeting was set for March 3 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs C Z Pope Jr.
Guy M. Parten 49 of 207 Redbud Silsbee was found dead in his bed Monday night. An inquest by Justice of the Peace Rex Moore ruled death from natural causes. He was tour foreman for Eas Tex Inc and survived by wife LaVera and two sons Gary and Bruce. Funeral arrangements via Langford Funeral Home, transferred to Jonesboro Arkansas. Parten was a Pocahontas Arkansas native who lived in Silsbee 11 years.
Mrs. Tommy Butts was honored at a pink and blue shower Friday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs. Loral Vaught with Mrs. Frank McDonald as cohostess. Decorations and refreshments followed a coordinated scheme.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness, sympathy, food and flowers during the illness and death of their loved one. They thank hospital staff, nurses and doctors for their care and visitors and ministers for their visits. God bless each and everyone.
The WMC of the First Assembly of God Church will sponsor a rummage sale on Saturday at 8 a.m. in Santa Fe Park.
Rev and Mrs Paul Gallion announce the engagement of their daughter Cynthia to Prentice Oliver Cravey son of Mr and Mrs Ed Oliver Cravey of Fred. The ceremony will be March 6 at 3 p m in the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in West Columbia where he works for San Jacinto Oil Co.
Funeral services for William N. Ward 85 of Silsbee were held at 2 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church. Rev R E Barclay and Rev Eugene Jonte officiated. Burial followed at Knapple Cemetery. Ward a retired Kirby Lumber foreman died at 11 10 a m in a Hospital in Kountze. Survivors include seven sons and two daughters with addresses in Silsbee Houston Buna League City Costa Mesa Whittier Calif and more. Pallbearers named.
Funeral services for Danny Davis were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hixson Funeral Home of DeRidder with Elder Woodrow Wilson of Victor officiating. Burial followed at Lewis Cemetery near DeRidder. Survivors include his parents, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Craft of Silsbee and A C Davis of DeRidder, five brothers and four sisters all of Silsbee, and a sister Mrs Connie Vantassel of Leesville.
Dominy and his two sons James and Raymond Dominy, graduates of South Park High School Beaumont and Silsbee High School, announce his candidacy for County Clerk citing honesty and service. He vows to meet as many citizens as possible and asks for broad support in Hardin County.
Barrington of Sam Houston Electric Coop outlines a campaign plan to win Precinct 2 May 7 election. He pledges to serve the entire county, be answerable to none, and pursue fairness and progress for Hardin County residents.
Funeral services for Hollie Chambless 67 of Silsbee will be at 2 p m at First Baptist Church Silsbee with Rev R E Barclay and Rev Vernon Tapp officiating. Burial in Beech Creek Cemetery Spurger. Survivors include wife Mary and daughter Arnell plus four brothers.
Golden Triangle Chapter 864 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees will hold its regular meeting at the Holiday Bowl Lanes in Groves Monday at 10 a.m. J. J. Landry, president, announced final plans for hosting the district meeting on Saturday Feb. 19 in Port Arthur. Delegates from Galveston Silsbee Port Arthur Orange Beaumont and surrounding areas are expected.
Rev Henry Shettles pastor of Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church was guest speaker for Alpha Alpha Lambda Sorority meeting February 1 in the Chance Loeb School Home Economics room. His speech titled Interpretation of Love. Mrs James Jewell presented a Bible. A business meeting and pledge training followed. A Valentine Party is planned for Monday with Mrs I D Rogers and Mrs Marvin Pipkin cohosting.
Scout Troop 62 of Waldo Mathews joined the Miss Silsbee parade Saturday and plans to enter KLVI Scout Contest titled What Scouting Means to Me. They observe Scouting Anniversary Week with joint worship at a local church. Weekly meetings include wearing uniforms and council. Curtis Lee Thompson is scout master.
Mrs. Frances Wills chosen Artist-of-the-Month by Silsbee Art League wife of attorney Earl Wills mother of Tan and Jimmy both Lamar College students. She won first in the Democratic Art show and her watercolor Study in Blue will hang in the Silsbee Library. Also notes Seaman Jimmy G Woods USN son of G C Woods Jr and Mrs Woods of Route 3 Silsbee aboard exercises High Time. Mrs E W Buckley to have surgery in Tyler County Hospital Woodville today.
A court ordered trustee sale in Har din County Texas dated November 2 1965 transfers ownership to R Coleman of Newton Texas. The J B Coleman Funeral Home of Silsbee Texas operates as Colemans Mortuary at 2708 10th St with EV 5 5501 and offers life insurance from age 18.
Dr and Mrs N G Ferrell returned Tuesday from Corpus Christi where they attended the Texas Veterinarian Convention featuring seminars for large and small animals. En route home they toured Kings Ranch in Kingsville.
The State of Texas and Hardin County sue to condemn 0.250 acre in Hardin County near U S Highway 96. Defendants O C Hillbun Louise Hillbun Earl Milstead Ruby Milstead and unknown heirs must appear February 28 1966 in Kountze Texas. Service by sheriff with four weekly publications.
The 1966 Silsbee ordinance proclaims the city limits a Bird Sanctuary, prohibiting trapping wounding or killing birds except as allowed by Texas law. Penalties align with state law, enforcement in the Corporation Court, effective ten days after publication in the Silsbee Bee.
Notice sets April 1966 election date for three City Council seats in Silsbee Hardin Texas. Election at Main Fire Station with EB J Dietrich and Fronk L McClanahan Jr named as officials. Voters choose three candidates with top three votes declared elected.
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