Abode a Second Class Mailing Permit List
A community notice lists a second class mailing permit dated April 10 and details the Post Office at Silsbee Texas and weekly distribution every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee. It states rates of 350 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 400 per year outside these counties. The note also lists the editorial staff including R L Read co owners and publishers and other editors and department personnel.
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Ae the Post
Silsbee
Texas
Bookmobile Report Highlights Multi-County Library Service
The Hardin-Polk-Tyler Bookmobile marks its third year serving 32 libraries in three counties. At the Feb 16 Woodville board meeting, Ruth White reports 1964 circulation totals: Hardin 29,050 Polk 23,164 Tyler 16,355 with Tyler residents borrowing 9,552 from the main collection. New additions and 2,020 books prepared for circulation, plus 1,831 reader inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin - Polk - Tyler
Commissioners Courts
Texas State Library
Woodville
Oscar Landry
Polk County
Ruth White
White
Silsbee
Keuntze
Livingston
Camden
CofC Directors Update Names and Terms Listed
Continued from page one list of individuals including mond W A Barclay Rayford Birdwell Fred Hardy and John Teal as holdover directors with one or two years remaining alongside C R Baker H M Don elson Ross Eppes J C Meyers Victor Norvell J E Farmer John Fordinal W O Holmes Richard Jones and Robert Neyland serving.
Pageant publicity praised by American Business Women's Association
Letters from Frances Byrd president Pine Burr Chapter ABWA thank the Silsbee Bee staff for valuable publicity that helped the Miss Silsbee Pageant succeed. The note credits Tommy for information gathering and the paper for programs and broad support from Silsbee residents.
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American Business Women’s Association
Silsbee Bee
Tommy
Silsbee
Frances Byrd
Pine Burr
Texas
First Baptist WMU Circle Meets at Brim Home
The First Baptist Circle in Leslie Watson met Monday at Mrs. L. R. Brim's home with 12 members and two new members joining. Mrs. R. R. Palmer led the meeting with mission and Bible studies presented by several members.
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Leslie Watson
WMU
First Baptist Church
L. R. Brim
R. R. Palmer
Ruby Bledge
Grace Daniel
A. L. Tucker
Daniel
R. E. Jackson
Elizabeth Hardy
Chance-Loeb PTA reviews school needs and plans
The Chance-Loeb PTA met in February with reports on a new sky ladder and a slide, a nominating committee, and a program on extra school services. Officials warned of crowding and insufficient labs and facilities as the district plans to add a tenth grade and eventually a full 12 grade system to maintain accreditation.
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I. J. Gardner
W. R. Goodson
Texas Education Agency of Austin
Chance - Loeb
Silsbee
Chance-Loeb
Silsbee High School
Emmanuel WMU Association to Meet at Friendship Church
Emmanuel WMU Association will meet at Friendship Baptist Church on February 25. Mrs. Lou Williamson leads the meeting starting at 10 a.m. A covered dish lunch will be served at noon and the nursery will be open.
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Emmanuel Baptist
WMU
Friendship Baptist Church
Lou Williamson
Jaycee Ettes Meet Tonight At Mrs Stephen Home
The Jaycee Ettes gather at 7:00 p m in Mrs Charles Stephen’s Farm Road 418 home. They plan to discuss selling cookbooks featuring favorite Texas recipes and extend a special invitation to Jaycee wives.
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Charles Stephen
Texas
Community thanks to Silsbee Area Helpers
We express deep gratitude to the people of Silsbee Chance Loeb Beaumont Nederland and Port Neches for sympathetic deeds during illness and loss. Special thanks to Rev Barclay Brother and Mrs Drennen Rev Shettles First Baptist Neederland nurses and doctors. May God bless you all. Yawn T Yawn Martin Yawn Mrs J E Wilson Mrs W C Landry Mrs C Simon Mrs Alice Maberry
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Silsbee
Chance-Loeb
Beaumont
Nederland
Port Neches
Barclay
Drennen
Shettles
Chance
Chance-Loeb Group Opposes Bond Proposal On School Land
The Chance-Loeb Citizens League met at the Guilbeau home to discuss overcrowded facilities and the lack of a receiving school for Chance Loeb high students. It elected Jerry Burks Sr as chairman and voted to oppose the $950,000 bond slated for March 6 pending further study of new educational proposals.
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Committee For Higher Education
Texas Education Agency
Chance-Loeb_ Citizens League
Guilbeau
Boggy Creek Road
Chance-Loeb High School
Jerry Burks Sr
W. A. Theriot
Newton Guilbeau
Jack York
R. W. Dean
S. L. Hardin
League
Chance-Loeb
Birthday Party for Andy Barclay Marks His Second
Andy Barclay was honored with a birthday party at his grandparents home, Mr. and Mrs. Winford A. Barclay. Twelve guests attended the celebration held Friday.
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Andy Barclay
Winford A. Barclay
School Board Votes to Hire, Accept Resignations
The board recessed to vote to hire and accepted the resignation of Marvin Brown sixth grade teacher at Read Turrentine Elementary for health reasons. Sammie Armour was recommended to fill the vacancy and the board approved both actions.
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Hough
Marvin Brown
Read - Turrentine
Sammie Armour
Brown
J. E. Farmer
Supt. Hough
Bruce Watts
Weeks Crawford
Cub Scout Pack 201 to Observe First Anniversary Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 201 sponsored by Kirby Elementary PTA will observe its first birthday with a Blue and Gold banquet on Tuesday February 23 at 6 30 p m in the Kirby school cafeteria. Maurice Hobbs Kirby principal will address the gathering with greetings from the Kirby PTA. Rev C R Johnson will give the invocation and Dr Sam P Copeland will preside as toastmaster. This marks the 55th birthday of scouting in the United States.
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Cub Scout Pack 201
PTA
Kirby Elementary School
Kirby School
Pack 201
Maurice Hobbs
N. G. Ferrell
Kirby Pta
Pre School Age Registration Set At Evadale
Evadale school invites pre-school children to a registration day on March 8 in the cafeteria from 8 30 a m to noon to prepare for the 1965 66 year. Principal Harold Smith will cover policies, first grade teacher Mrs E C Nash will discuss needed materials, nurse Mrs Dickinson will address health status and vaccination appointments. Lunch will be provided at 11 a m for children and parents.
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Christine Read
Evadale
Harold Smith
E. C. Nash
Dickinson
Jasper County
Cub Scout Den 6 Meets for Banquet Preparations
Den 6 of Cub Scout Pack 88 gathered February 8 at Mrs. James Skinner’s home with eight members. They made decorations for the banquet and closed the meeting with the scout promise. Butch Smith served refreshments. Cliff Gray was scribe.
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Den
Cub Scout Pack
James Skinner
Butch Smith
Rummage Sale By Ladies of United Pentecostal Church
The Ladies of the United Pentecostal Church in Gist plan a rummage sale Saturday at Santa Fe Park. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Ladies of the United Pentecostal Church
Gist
Santa Fe Park
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Avid Read
R. L. Read
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A WHITMAN __Society
Harold Leigh
Mrs
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Linotype
Mrs. White
Carlton Harris
Multicounty Library Board
Buffy
Herbert Elmore
Elmore
Cofc
National Bankers Life Insurance CO
Ideal Life Insurance Co
North 5Th Street
Silsbee, Texas
Kim Tyler
David
Bob
J. C. Handley
Mexia
Silsbee Bee Crew
G. L. Boykin
First Baptist Circle
Cape Horn
Fairbanks
Fontaiin
Varaway Motor Company Inc
Chance-Loeb School News
Robert Green
Andy Anderson
Valentine
Es‘corts
Jan Dearman
Roger Craft
Rose Williams
Tommy Shettles
Beulah Biddle
Johnny Greene
Jo Ann Lawrence
Stanley Lowe
Beverly Grayson
James Phelps
Sharon Powell
Darrell Duhon
Tommie Die
Hubert Davis
Brenda
Benny McWilliams
Jerry Harris
Ronnie Allen
Coach Anderson
J. T. McMahon
Robert Bendy
Ruth Ann Bendy
Philip Allen
Emmanuel Wmu Association
Jaycee-Ettes
East Avenue
Leon Curry
Cliff Gray
A. E. Templeton
Office OF Optometry
Chumley Building
North Fourth Street
Amana
Frost
North Sth
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