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Newspaper

Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1969

Page

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Jimmy Sims Named To Fill Vacancy On City Council

Jimmy R. Sims Jr. was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Silsbee City Councilman Paul Georgas who resigned to run for mayor. The term ends April 1970. The unanimous vote followed a nomination by Councilman Landolt and second by Councilman Rudisale at a special meeting.

Jimmy Sims Jimmy R. Sims Jr Kirby Lumber Corp Silsbee Paul Georgas Georgas Sims C. E. “Pete” Landolt Frank Rudisaile

Auto Tags Go On Sale At Kountze

Hardin County residents can buy 1968 vehicle license plates starting February 20 at the Kountze tax office. Additional sales on February 24 at Silsbee Auto Co. and by Ray Martin, Nellie Dixon, and Beau lah Skinner. Purchasers need a 1968 receipt and title. Silsbee hours 8 to 5 weekdays, 8 to noon Saturdays. Plates reflect new series MKB MJ R MJY MJZ and cost similar to last year. Texas expects over 7.2 million registrations in 1969 with reflectorized plates. Registration runs February 1 to April 1 statewide. Do not wait till last minute.

Hardin County Kountze Fred Anders Silsbee Auto Co Ray Martin Lumberton Nellie Dixon Sour Lake Beaulah Skinner Saratoga Silsbee Alf Fullingim Silsbee Auto Sarah Hendrix J. C. Dingwall Texas Dingwall Bounty Tax Hardin County Commissioners Hedge Val Hickman Kountze Chamber of Commerce and Engineers From Peaumont Village Creek

Raymond Lewis Found Dead At Home In Beaumont

Raymond Lewis aged 64 was found dead at 2 10 p m Tuesday in his East Avenue residence from natural causes. Final rites are today at 10 a m in Farmer Funeral Home chapel with Rev. R E Barclay officiating. Burial follows in Magnolia Cemetery. Lewis, a Santa Fe Railroad retiree, lived alone and is survived by a sister Mrs Carlo Danna of Beaumont.

Raymond Lewis East Avenue L Farmer Funeral Home Rev R. E. Barclay Magnolia Cemetery Beaumont Lewis F. L. Morse Morse Justice of the Peace Rex Moore Sgt Morris Cole Moore Judge Moore Carlo Danna

Mrs Carl Markley Dies In Beaumont At 80

Mrs Carl Markley 80 died at her home 7900 Concord Road Beaumont after four decades in the city She was a Lineville Iowa native and lifelong Beaumont church member WSCS Philathea class and charter member of the Beaumont Music Commission Funeral services were held Saturday at the Kel ley Hixson Funeral chapel with Dr John Wesley Hardt officiating Burial was Magnolia Cemetery Survivors include son Joe Markley of Beaumont two daughters Mrs H W Edwards and Mrs Alf Fullingim of Silsbee 15 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren

Carl Markley Concord Road Beaumont Lineville Iowa First United Methodist Church of WSCS Philathea Berean Beaumont Music Commission Markley Silsbee Kelley - Hixson First United Methodist Church John Wesley Hardt Magnolia Joe Markley H. W. Edwards Alf Fullingim

Raid on Teen Party Nets Ten Teens and One Adult

A Saturday night raid on a private Lumberton beer party on Cooks Lake Road netted ten teenagers and one adult, with as many as 30 youths believed present. Officers arrived to find the attendees had scattered. ten were captured and the rest escaped. Sheriff Henry Overstreet provided the figures.

Lumberton Henry Overstreet Cooks Lake Road Overstreet Elmer Prosise E. Ricks Buck Hale Justice of the Peace Beaumont Ricks

Lenox Hawthorne Heads Silsbee Chamber for 1969 70

Lenox Hawthorne, vice president of Silsbee Auto Co, was elected president of the Silsbee Chamber of Commerce for 1969 70, starting April 1, succeeding Nelson Long. New officers include W A Barclay Jr and Jack Hedge. The board also named five new three year directors.

Lenox Hawthorne Silsbee Auto Co Silsbee Chamber of Commerce Nelson Long Hawthorne Chamber W. A. Barclay Jr Silsbee State Bank Jack Hedge Neches National Bank Richard Jones Render Wilson Ross Iles Jimmy Jeffrey

Filing Deadlines Set For Rose Hill Acres Mayors Race

March 5 is the filing deadline for mayor, alderman, and town marshal seats in Rose Hill Acres. Applications with a $1 filing fee must be filed at the town clerk’s residence or the mayor’s home. E J Jones filed for Silsbee City Council Place 4, opposing incumbent C E Landolt. Absentee voting runs March 11 to 28. Other candidates include James Hays Place 5, R F Sanford Place 6, and Paul Georges for mayor.

Rose Hill Acres O. D. Lowry Harold Avants Lowry E. J. Jones Jones Gulf Service Hardin County Silsbee C. E. “Pete”Landolt Jones Jasper County First Baptist Church Knights of Pythias R. F Sanford Paul Georgas

Silsbee Little League Plans Monday Night Meeting

Silsbee Little League will hold a business meeting Monday night at 7:30 in Neches National Bank. Martin Wilson says plans for the coming season will be discussed and all interested persons are invited.

Silsbee Little League Neches National Bank Martin Wilson

Married Student Policy Amended by Silsbee Trustees

The Silsbee Independent School District board revised the married student policy from 1968. Married students may attend classes toward a diploma but may not represent the school or participate in bands, athletics, or clubs. Pregnant students must withdraw and interview with the principal before the next semester. The board also discussed policy reviews, salary considerations, and insurance advisory changes.

Silsbee Independent Board of Education Don L. Hough

Two Incumbents File For Trustee Reelection

Two incumbents seek re election to the Silsbee School Board as the April 5 vote approaches at the fire hall. Nominations closed March 4 for places 1 and 2. Dr W J Poshataske and Earl Stover, both incumbents, filed last week. Absentee voting runs March 14 to April 2 at the school business office. election judge is E J Dietrich.

Silsbee School Board of Trustees Silsbee E. J. Dietrich W. J. Poshataske Earl Stover School Business Office Elizabeth Williams Emma Dean Bell Board of Trustees Poshataske Stover George Tennerson J. E. “Pete” Farmer Robert Neyland Betty Meade

Two From Silsbee Make Lon Morris College Honor Roll

Sandra Kaye Jonte and Shar on Gaye Jonte, daughters of Rev. and Mrs. R. Eugene Jonte of Silsbee, were among 35 students named to Lon Morris College Dean's List for the semester ending January 25. Five earned Distinguished Dean's List honors, including four foreign students.

Sandra Kaye Jonte Sharon Gaye Jonte R. Eugene Jonte Silsbee Lon Morris College H. V. Robinson

Mayor McClanahan will not seek reelection again

In a letter to editor Frank L. McClanahan Jr. states he will not run in the April 1 City Election to devote time to his insurance agency. He thanks supporters of eight years in office and pledges continued interest in Silsbee's growth as a private citizen. Also notes visits from Mr. and Mrs. Ellis D. Martin of Aldine and Mrs. Paul James Thomas, who has moved to Clydebank Scotland to join her husband in offshore drilling work.

Tommy Read Silsbee Bee Silsbee Texas Mr. Read Citi Frank L. McClanahan Jr City of Paul James Thomas inClydebank Scotland P. L. Woodward C. O. Thomas

James B Lang On OU Honor Roll

Norman Oklahoma James By ron Lang of Silsbee was among 3 325 University of Oklahoma students who earned places on the university honor roll for the 1968 69 fall semester announced Dr J Herbert Holloman OU president To be eligible a student must have an overall grade average of a better in a minimum of 12 credit hours and must not have a failing or unsatisfactory mark in any course

Norman Okla James Byron Lang Silsbee University of Oklahoma J. Herbert Holloman

Death notices for Harmon Moody and N A Cravens

Bulletin reports Harmon Moody former resident of this city died Wednesday at 3 30 p m in Santa Fe Hospital Temple Rites pending announced by Farmer Funeral Home N A Cravens board chairman of Silsbee State Bank admitted to St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont for treatment

Harmon Moody Santa Fe Hospital Temple Farmer Funeral Home N. A. Cravens Silsbee State Bank St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Pearl Sherrell Sunday

Mrs Pearl D Sherrell aged 76 died suddenly Saturday at the Schlesinger Geriatric Center in Beaumont Funeral services were conducted at 4 pm Sunday at the Farmer Funeral chapel Rev R E Barclay officiating Burial followed at El Paso Cemetery She was a native of West Point Kentucky member of First Baptist Church Silsbee and lived in Silsbee eight years She was mother of the late Clint Sherrell a highway patrolman Survivors include her son A J Sherrell Jr of Oakland California two sisters Mrs Matt Shipley of West Point and Mrs Walter Page of Hayward California

Pearl D. Sherrell Schlesinger Geriatric Center Beaumont Farmer Funeral Chapel R. E. Barclay el Paso Cemetery West Point First Baptist Church of Silsbee Clint Sherrell A. J Sherrell Jr Oakland Calif Matt Shipley Walter Page Hayward

Public School Week Observed Across Silsbee District

District joins nationwide Public School Week March 3 7 with a scheduled visitation plan to minimize classroom disruption. O Neill Intermediate Monday Junior High March 4 Kirby Robinson Read Turrentine Elementary March 5 and Silsbee High March 6. Lions Kiwanis Optimist Clubs to dine March 4. Cloverleaf Exquisett Clubs join Robinson lunch. Career night March 6 7 to 9 at Silsbee High features college trade and vocational school reps.

Silsbee Don L. Hough O'Neil Kirby Rib Inson Read - Turrentine Silsbee High Lions Kiwanis Optimist Cloverleaf Exquisett Robinson

Public meeting on Lumberton water sewer plan set

Lumberton residents are invited to a public meeting Friday Feb 21 at Lumberton High School auditorium starting 7 50 p m. Steering Committee chair Wilson Green says experts including an attorney engineers and a Farmers Home Administration rep will present facts on immediate needs and financing.

Lumberton Lumberton High School Wilson Green Farmers Home Administration Robert Neyland North Hardin Water Supply Co Green Neches National Bank

Youth breaks into Robinson School and reports crime

Marvin C. Ford, 17, of Prince Hall Villa, turned himself into Silsbee Police after allegedly breaking into Robinson Elementary School. He reportedly turned over a candy machine, broke a window, and called the dispatcher at 12:41 a.m. Ford was charged with burglary. nothing reported missing. Earlier, Pat Means, 23, of Spurger, was charged with drunkenness and unlawful possession of a pistol after a one car crash on FM 418 near Doctors Hospital. Officers Morris Cole and Don Merrill recovered the pistol. no injuries were reported.

Marvin C. Ford Prince Hall Villa Silsbee Robinson Elementary Ford Robinson School Ed Thedford Pat Means Spurger Silsbee Doctors Hospital Means Kirby Lumber Corp Iree Larm Morris Cole Don Merrill

Local Resident Goolsby Undergoes Surgery in Beaumont

L B Goolsby former school teacher and city resident now living in Hardin underwent surgery last week at St Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont.

L. B. Goolsby Hardin St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ronald M. Hickerson Othe Hickerson Cesar Dominguez Don Allums Hardin County Commissioners Court Dominguez Allums James Hays Hays Commissioners Court C of C Little League Raymond McGallion Basil Rodgers Silsbee Insurance Agency Rodgers Frank L. McClanahan Hough Cynthia Richardson Kirby Elementary Jo Anne Hignett Rayford Birdwell Earl Wills McClanahan Ellis D. Martin Aldine Jack Martin James B. Lang Bulletin Pearl Sherrell
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