Votaw Community Briefs and Visitation Notes
Votaw residents shared weekend visits with Beaumont and Orange neighbors. Several relatives and friends gathered at a house party shower hosted by Mrs. Elmo Rosier for Mr. and Mrs. Elbie Kirvin, with many attendees listed. A local boys’ hardball club formed by Wotan youths includes Bennie Kirkland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Whitmire
Buna
J. N. Hare
Silsbee
H. Hollis
Kirbyville
Lavern
Louisiana
Roy Hinson
Calvin Kirkland
Bob Kirkland
Dewey Hoke
Orange
C. D. Hoke
Wotan
Leland Edge
Bennie
Joe Kirkland
Buddy Edge
Jerry
Melvin Love
Avon Tanton
A. V. Kelly
Beaumont
Votan
Bennie Bailey
Livingston
Bob Bailey
Mrs. Champaign
Mrs. Collins
Forest conservation and timber harvesting balance
The concept defines using forests for the greatest good of the greatest number over the longest time. It does not require halting timber harvesting nor condone wasteful practices.
Jet Age Life Harms Sleep Warn Health Experts
Health department officials warn modern fast living robs people of essential rest. Sleeplessness strains the heart and digestion, so follow routine steps like planning sleep, dimming lights, and relaxing activities before bed to restore natural rest.
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State Health Department
Henry A. Holle
Department
Heart Disease Causes Investigated By Texas Fund
Research supported by the Texas Heart Fund seeks causes cures and preventions for heart disease stemming from hardened arteries high blood pressure and rheumatic fever. The program urges public attention and support for heart health initiatives.
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Texas Heart Fund
Help Your Heart Fund
Help Your Heart
Heart Fund Gifts May Be Mailed
Dr. E N Jones Texas Heart Fund chairman announces 1957 contributions may be mailed to Heart care of local postmasters. Texas aims to raise 625000 with three fourths staying in state through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Texas Heart Fund
Texas Forest Fire Prevention Conference Slated For Spring
The Texas Forestry Association plans a spring conference to tackle the rise in wild forest fires, following the Southern Forest Fire Prevention Conference in New Orleans. Marvin Angle of Nacogdoches chairs the planning, with about 85 Texans having attended the prior meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
R. M. .Ownsend
Texas Forestry Association
Marvin Angle
Nacogdoches
New Orleans
FFA
Woodville
East Texas
Texas Forest Service
Aoudads Released in Palo Duro Canyon Texas
Thirty one Aoudad sheep from New Mexico were released in Palo Duro Canyon in the Panhandle as part of a Game and Fish Commission restocking program. Wildlife Biologist A S Jackson said the rugged canyon environment should suit the North African animals, whose horned bodies are suited to barren rocky terrain.
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Texas
Palo Duro Canyon
Panhandle
New Mexico
Game and Fish Commission
Pakistan
A.S. Jackson
North Africa
Sahara Desert
Jackson
Amarillo
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Sinclair Products
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Brixham
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Plymouth Foundation, Incorporated
London
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Humble
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