Silsbee newspaper masthead and pricing notice 1967
Entry data shows a Silsbee Texas publication dated 1967 with second class mailing permit details from April 19 1919. It lists the Thursday issue schedule at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee TX 77656 and subscription rates 3.50 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4.00 per year outside those counties.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Rural Texas Senator vows opposition to farm to market road repeal
State Senator Charles Wilson, the last rural district senator, vows vigorous opposition to the governor's bid to repeal the Colson Briscoe farm to market road program. He cites need for roads to serve reservoirs and recreation areas in East Texas and says he would filibuster if needed. He criticizes secret sessions and calls for open Senate proceedings. He notes emergency pay raises for state employees and supports a veteran tuition bill. He invites constituent input and sees serving rural Texas as an honor.
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Charles Wilson
Senate
Austin
Wilson
Texas
Hemisfair
San Antonio
Fay
John Hannah
Lufkin
House
Driving While Drinking Noted in Texas Fatal Crashes
Texas records show driving while intoxicated is involved in nearly 40 percent of fatal rural highway crashes. Texans for Traffic Safety warns drivers to avoid drinking and driving and to ensure they are not part of the problem.
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Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texans For Traffic Safety
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Gilbert Domingues
Mrs. Gilbert Domingues thanks friends and neighbors for flowers visits cards and kind deeds during her hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Domingues
Letters add to the Editor Three Area Airmen Serve At Kangnung Base
This letter from Jill, Samantha, and another airman describes three Beaumont Silsbee area servicemen stationed at Kangnung Korea. It notes the unit's medical, food service and navigation roles and mentions the Korean Air Force base's radar site and the U.S. advisory group presence. It highlights charity work for local institutions and a planned May visit.
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David
Bob
Kangnung
Korea
The
Bee
Silsbee
Beaumont
Eee
Edhc
Rodriguez
Jesse
Serafin
Ysidro
Houston
England
Robert L. Franklin Sr
James E. Franklin
Montgomery
Ala
Jill
Samantha
Korean Air Force
North Korea
301St
30Th Aircraft Control and Warning Wing
Osan
ROKAF
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
6146Th Air Force Advisory Group
314Th Air Division
2164Th
Bee Reader Says Paper Feels Like a Friend
In a Silsbee letter dated February 12 1967 Mrs Walter E Mercer thanks the Bee for long delivery and promises to send the 1966 balance soon. She apologizes for an oversight and says she would be lost without the Bee, calling it more like a friend than just a paper.
S W Avery Seeks Renewal of Local Newspaper Subscription
S W Avery asks to renew a subscription to the paper dated February 6 1967 expressing enjoyment and anticipation of weekly issues.
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S. W. Avery
Gulf States Utilities approves 1967 $71.5 million budget
Gulf States Utilities board approves a 1967 construction budget of 71.5 million, up 12.7 million from 1966. Major spending funds two plants expansion adding 580000 kilowatts and a 500000 volt high voltage link to neighboring systems. Remaining funds bolster transmission and distribution serving 330000 customers in 28 000 square miles of Texas and Louisiana.
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Gulf States Utilities Company
GSU
Gulf States
Texas
Louisiana
Jehovah's Witnesses Hold Rosepine Assembly February 17 19
A Circuit Assembly for Jehovah's Witnesses will convene in Rosepine Louisiana February 17 19 to approve about 800 members from 17 Texas Circuit No 4 congregations. The Silsbee congregation plans to attend with families for a Bible oriented program of talks discussions and dramatizations directed by L M Dugan district supervisor Horace V Madely presiding minister.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Rosepine
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Texas
Horace V. Madely
Silsbee
Pythian Sisters Official To Visit Local Lodge Monday
Mrs. Ruth Cullen of Amarillo Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters will make her official visit to the local Pythian Sisters Lodge. A banquet will be held at 6 p.m. at Dan's Restaurant followed by the group meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the KP Halls.
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Ruth Cullen
Amarililo
The
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Dan’s
Texans for Traffic Safety Urges Public Driven Enforcement
A safety group argues law enforcement reflects societal desires and urges collective effort for safety, claiming public demands shape policing and traffic control. The statement frames safety as a joint mission for communities and authorities.
Jaycees Hear Expert On Texas Criminal Code
Jefferson County assistant district attorney Lawrence J. Gist will speak at the Silsbee Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting about the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and its impact on law enforcement since last year. He lists multiple legal affiliations and community roles. an oyster supper fundraiser follows Friday at the Junior High cafeteria.
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Lawrence J. Gist
Jefferson County
Silsbee Junior Chamber of Commerce
Neches National Bank
Gist
State Bar of Texas
Jefferson County Bar Association
Beaumont
Lamar Tech Flying Club
Silsbee Jaycees
Jaycees
Dr Munden to Attend Chiropractic Seminar in Austin
Dr H F Munden will attend the Texas State Chiropractic Association Educatorial Seminar in Austin Saturday and Sunday. Seminars on spinal X ray work special spinal adjusting methods and office procedures will be held at the Crest Hotel.
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H. F. Munden
Texas State Chiropractic Association
Austin
Crest Hotel
Republican Women Meet Here Today in Hardin County
The Republican Women of Hardin County meet today at 10 a m at the Hardin County Savings and Loan Association. President Mrs. Max Mays conducts the business session. Keith Gary, county Republican chairman, discusses party status. All interested area women invited. Mrs C R Lambert stated.
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Hardin County
Hardin County Savings and Loan Association
Max Mays
Keith Gary
C. R. Lambert
Thanking Friends After Hospital Stay in Kountze Texas
Juanita Hamrick of Kountze Texas expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness while recovering from a back injury at Kountze hospital.
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Kountze Hospital
Juanita Hamrick Kountze
Texas
Seaman Apprentice Leatherwood Serves With SERVPAC
Jimmy K. Leatherwood USN son of Mr and Mrs Keeton Leatherwood of Route 2 Silsbee helps the U S Pacific Fleet Service Force celebrate its 25th anniversary while serving aboard the fleet oiler Ashtabula. The force begun February 1942 now numbers 45000 and operates 117 ships and 13 shore bases across the Western Pacific providing fuel food and ammunition plus salvage and repair services from Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
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Jimmy K. Leatherwood
USN
Keeton Leatherwood
Silsbee
U. S. Pacific Fleet Service Force
Servpac
Ashtabula
Western Pacific
P-TA Groups To Hear Supt Hough At Tuesday Meeting
The Kirby Elementary and Read-Turrentine School P TA units join for Founders Day Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Kirby cafetorium. Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 20 leads opening and devotion with den mothers Mrs Brunner and Mrs Adams. Superintendent Don L Hough will speak. Nursery and refreshments arranged.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Kirby Elementary School
Read - Turrentine
Kirby
Den 1
Cub Scout Pack 20
Robert Brunner
Floyd Adams
Wayne DuBose
Lloyd Karnes
Don L. Hough
Bobby Mack
Doyle Swarthout
Home Economics Class To Hear Program By Woman's Club
The Silsbee Woman's Club Home Life Department will present a program to Home Economics Class Two at Silsbee High School Friday at 8 a.m. Mrs. R. R. Birdwell speaks on Current Cosmetic Trend, Mrs. L. H. White covers New Foods on the Market, and Mrs. V. O. Holmes discusses Aids To Shopping. The club plans a seminar starting March 14 for Young Homemakers to study money management and efficiency in homemaking with committee members J M Huddleston, C H Dunn, and Fred Denson assisting.
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Silsbee Woman's Club
W. A. Barclay Jr
Silsbee High ‘School
R. R. Birdwell
L. H. White
V. O. Holmes
J. M. Huddleston
C. H. Dunn
Fred Denson
Silsbee School Menus Week of February 20 24
Silsbee Public Schools publish the weekly menu. Monday features barbecue on buns with baked beans and banana pudding. Tuesday offers roast beef with rice and gravy, green beans, fruited gelatin, rolls, and milk. Wednesday serves hamburgers with lettuce tomato and onions, macaroni and cheese, fruit cobbler, milk. Thursday includes beef cubes in gravy whipped potatoes buttered spinach chocolate cake rolls milk. Friday lists tuna salad French fries tossed green salad fruit pie rolls milk.
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Silsbee
Den 5 Cub Pack 88 meets at Mrs Duffle’s home
Den 5 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met Monday in Mrs. Dean Duffle’s home with five members present. The meeting opened with the law of the pack. The boys made table decorations for the Blue and Gold banquet and played games. Nelson Duffle served refreshments. Vance Swarthout, scribe.
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Den 5
Dean Duffle
Nelson Duffle
Forest Service Aids Silsbee FFA Pine Seedling Planting
Raymond Hooks Sr. led Texas Forest Service crew members in helping the Silsbee High School FFA plant pine seedlings at the FFA plot north of Silsbee last Friday. The team operates the Smart School fire tower and oversees wildfire detection and suppression over about 170000 acres in the area, said Jim Sewell.
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Raymond Hooks Sr
Texas Forest Service
FFA
Silsbee
Hooks
Jim Sewell
First Baptist WMU Circle Meets at Mrs Wood Home
The Gene McNeely WMU Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. G. J. Wood’s home with 10 members. Mrs. B. P. Dockery led the business session. Mrs. L. P. Skinner presented the Bible study titled The Mission Message of Parables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McNeely
WMU
First Baptist Church
G. J. Wood
B. P. Dockery
L. P. Skinner
Holden Family Expresses Gratitude for Support
The Holden family thanks friends for cards and food offered during the passing of their aunt, Veron Lee Carter. The Robert Holden family expresses appreciation for the community's kindness.
IRS Questions And Answers on 1966 tax matters
Public service column explains 1966 income reporting rules including wages on W-2 and the need to report both wages and other compensation. It covers deductions for gifts to individuals, payment timing issues, and guidance on who can claim children as dependents when parents separate.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
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Woman's Club
Silsbee School
Vance Swarthout
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