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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1977

Page

9

Baptists Launch Statewide Living Proof Campaign

Texas Baptists unveil a $1.5 million Living Proof media push featuring celebrities Billy White Shoes Johnson Dean Jones Eldridge Cleaver and Jennie C. Riley. The four week campaigns start Feb 20 in North Texas March 6 in South Texas and March 27 in West Texas with aims to reach every resident at least ten times via TV radio print and outdoor ads. Local churches will host events to showcase Christian fellowship as mayors proclaim Good News Week to boost public participation and evangelism.

Allas Texas Baptists Living Proof Jesus Christ Billy ‘White Shoes” Johnson Houston Oilers Dean Jones Eldridge Cleaver Jeannie C. Riley Texas South West Baptist General Convention of Texas Lloyd Elder Jesus Christ Elder Billy “White Shoes Allan Mayer Oscar Mayer Co Mayer Rebecca Ann Reid Connie Smith Rosargentina Pinel Republic of Honduras San Antonio Paulino Bernal Antonio Mendoza U.S. Office of Equal Employment L. L. Morriss BGCT Evangelism Christian Fellowship

Basic Blue Jeans Return To Fashion

County Extension agent Mrs. Toy Smith notes jeans are back to basics this spring with straight lines and smooth denim for a cleaner classic look. Colorful rainbow stitching appears on canvas and denim. seaming shifts across the leg while the jean leg narrows slightly from the knee.

Toy Smith

Retired Lt. Col. Hubert Watts Ends 20 Years in Army

Lt. Col. Hubert B. Watts of the U S Army Quar termaster Corps retires after 20 years active duty. A Silsbee native and Texas A&M graduate, he served most of his career in food service and dining facility management with units in the United States and abroad. He directed 25 skilled technicians serving 21 000 personnel across 1 200 Army dining facilities. Watts earned two Legions of Merit and three Army Commendation Medals. His sister lives in Silsbee. his parents are deceased.

Ft. Lee Hubert B. Watts Quartermaster Corp U.S. Army Silsbee Silsbee High School Watts United States France Germany Vietnam Army Texas A&m University Douglas Dreddy C. H. Watts

Rites Held For Clayon Stutts At 59

Funeral services were held for Clayon Stutts age 59 at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Farmer Funeral chapel with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery Rev. R E Barclay officiated. He died February 9 at Baptist Hospital in Beaumont after a long illness. He was a native of Camp Ruby and longtime Silsbee resident, employed as a heavy equipment operator. Survivors include his wife Jesse Ruth Stutts three daughters Edna Grant Sara Pontes and Barbara Lynn Stutts six sisters Winnie Milligan Elena Leon Verliss Rizzo Elsie Anderson and R. A. White two brothers Hightower and Judson Stutts Pallbearers were Charles Kent Edward Findley Harris Pontes Asa C. Grant E R Lemons Jr. and Richard Hawthorne.

Clayon Stutts Farmer Resthaven R. E Barclay C. A. Bevil Stutts Baptist Edna Grant Sara Pontes Barbara Lynn Stutts Silsbee Winnie Milligan Galveston Elena Leon Piedmont Calif Verliss Rizzo Las Vegas New Elsie Anderson R. A. White Livingston Hightower Judson Stutts Cleveland Charles Kent Edward Findley Harris Pontes Asa C. Grant E. R Lemons Jr Richard Hawthorne

Freeman Funeral Rites Held For Silsbee Resident

Frenie Freeman 84 longtime Silsbee resident died February 11 at St Elizabeth Hospital. Services were held February 14 at Franks Branch Church with burial in the church cemetery officiated by Joe Knighten. Survived by two daughters Bessie Mae Gordon and Dessie Watts, a sister Lydia Mock, and a brother Lee Ard.

Frenie Freeman Silsbee St. Elizabeth Hospital Franks Branch Church Joe Knighten Bessie Mae Gordon Dessie Watts Fred Lydia Mock Spurger Lee Ard

Rites Held For Robert Hood 70 In Kountze

Robert Hood 70 died February 5 at his home in Kountze. Services were at 2 p.m. Saturday at Green Pine Baptist Church with burial in District Cemetery. Rev. Eddie Haynes officiated. Hood a retired sawmill employee, a native of Nighton, lived in Kountze 21 years. Survived by wife Creola Hood.

Robert Hood Kountze Green Pine Baptist Church Eddie Haynes Hood Nighton Creola Hood

No surtax applies only to men claim challenged

A reader argues that a surtax targeted at men is incorrect, insisting the tax rule does not apply solely to male individuals and urging clarification on who is affected by the levy.

Gwendolyn

The Upper Room Devotional February 17 1977

Psalm 46 guides readers to trust in God as the eternal refuge and everlasting arms. A childhood beach memory contrasts safety with danger as a daughter clings to her father until divine help is sought in trouble. Betty H Kanouse, Los Angeles, offers a prayer and thought for the day.

Daddy Hitchcock Betty God God the Creator

East Texas Forest Fires Score Losses in 1976

East Texas suffered 35 124 acres burned in 1976 costing taxpayers 1.5 million dollars with Southeast Texas adding 13 868 acres. Counties hit hardest included Anderson Leon Trinity Jasper Houston Hardin Newton Angelina Cherokee Liberty Tyler and Polk. Fire boss Pat Ebard urged public prevention and safer burning during windy dry periods.

East Texas Pat Ebard Texas Forest Service Fire Control Department East Texas Anderson Leon Trinity Jasper Houston Hardin Newton Angelina Cherokee Liberty Tyler Polk Nacogdoches San Augustine Shelby San Jacinto Orange Sabine Chambers and Jefferson

Gas Reservoirs Found in Vermillion Block 397 Gulf

Significant gas-bearing reservoirs were encountered in multiple pay zones in the first well on Vermillion Block 397 in the Gulf of Mexico. Oil Development Co of Texas Santa Fe Industries owns 40 percent, Mesa Petroleum Co operator owns 60 percent and will drill further to gauge extent. The block sits 115 miles offshore Louisiana in 390 feet of water.

Gulf of Mexico Oil Development Co. of Texas Santa Fe Industries Mesa Petroleum Co Louisiana

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Ratliff Kountry Treasury Werner Michael Blumenthal The Bendix Corp Carter Insurance Agency Paul Georgas Silsbee, Texas Lumberton, Texas Hubert Watts Hubert B. Watt Vreditation Heavenly Father Betty H. Kanouse Los Angeles, Calif Foday’s Ebard Gulf D. H. E. Munden Chirgpractor North 5Th Street Burkeville Kirbyville Kountze Little Cypress-Mauriceville Lumberton Nederland Savon Drugs Lumberton Davis Whitted Tommy Wright Aaron McBride Linda Cox Roy Daves South Brown Kountze
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