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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
2
Predator Bounties Questioned by Wildlife Specialist
Wildlife expert Ed Cooper challenges bounty programs in Texas counties as ineffective and prone to fraud. He notes little evidence that paying for predator kills reduces problems, cites repeated payouts for the same scalp and other dishonest practices, and argues losses drive control regardless of bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ed Cooper
Extension Wildlife
Cooper
Court House
Notable bass catch and oddities along Village Creek
The report by Jerry Zuber notes Darrell Shine landing a five and a half pound bass at Village Creek, with fellow anglers like W R Pittman and Nick Kill fishing nearby. A bobcat sighting near Gregory Lake intrigues readers, and Bubba Kaine describes a small twister that damaged a tin house and garage, with photos taken of the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Shine
Shine
Village Creek
Bubba
Kaine
Buna
Tigers Hope for State Playoff Bid After Close Win
A fragmentary account notes Silsbee Tigers, likened to Col Glenn, winning Tuesday to edge Killeen and set up a showdown with Clear Creek in Houston for a spot in the state playoff tournament in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Tigers
Col. Glenn
Killeen
Houston
Strong Clear Creek
Austin
Kay Taylor Marries John Crawford at Arlington State College
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Taylor announce the marriage of their daughter Kay to John Francis Crawford son of Mr. and Mrs. W A Crawford of Keller Texas The ceremony was performed by Rev Burl West in the Morgan House on Arlington State College campus Arlington Jan 11 with immediate family and close friends Elizabeth Coke served as maid of honor Billy Crawford Jr was best man Sandra Watts brides maid and Jimmy Davis usher A reception followed Kay Crawford a Silsbee High School graduate and Arlington State College student John Crawford a junior pre med student
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Taylor
Kay
John Francis Crawford
W. A. Crawford
Keller
Texas
Burl West
Morgan House
Arlington State College
Arlington
Elizabeth Coke
Billy Crawford Jr
Sandra Watts
Jimmy Davis
Crawford
Silsbee High School
Silsbee Tigers Honored With Friday Supper
The 10-AAA district champion Silsbee Tigers basketball team was feted at a barbecue hamburger supper Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Donelson. Co hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dinkle. The event hosted the entire team including managers and Coach Jimmy Joe Rand at 108 Bowers Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Tigers
H. M. Donelson
Billy Dinkle
Tiger
Jimmy Joe Rand
Donelson
Bowers Road
Card of Thanks from Prentice Morgan
Prentice Morgan thanks friends for cards letters flowers and prayers during hospital stay. Blessings to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice Morgan
Woodville Prepares for 1962 Dogwood Festival
Woodville moves ahead with plans for March 31 Dogwood Festival themed The Nineties in Tyler County. Flower making has been active for weeks with thousands of artificial blooms. The King’s Men will select the Queen and oversee festival success. Committees formed. B H McGuire names program committee members F E Abernathy E H Miller J W Shields S L Lindsey Cone Clark J B Coffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler County
King’s Men
B. H. McGuire
F. E. Abernathy
E. H. Miller
J. W. Shields
S. L. Lindsey
Cone Clark
J. B. Coffman
Azalea Garden Club Meets with Valentine Theme
The Azalea Garden Club gathered February 14 at Mrs. Switzer’s home with cohostess Mrs. Warren. Thirteen members one guest and two new members attended. program on Gladiola by Mrs. Bowers. они. club to landscape Schlesinger's Home in Beaumont. Garden Club week March 12–18. resignation of Mrs. Boris Riggs accepted. next meeting February 28 at Mrs. Britton’s Evadale with plant sale and program on grooming and conditioning plant material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azalea Garden Club
R. E. Switzer
H. E. Warren
O. P. Ellison
Tom Singletars
R. H. Ernst
Gladiola
F. M. Bowers
Schlesinger
Beaumont
Leon Boyette
Port Arthur
Warren
Boris Riggs
Carl Britton
Evadale
Lion King of Beasts Not Largest or Bravest
The article notes that despite the lion’s royal title, it is not the largest or strongest animal, nor the bravest in the animal kingdom, suggesting other species surpass it in these traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasts
Income Tax Returns Guide for 1940 Form Options
The article explains who must file income tax returns, noting thresholds of 600 dollars, 1200 for seniors, and outlines gross income definitions. It compares Form 1040A and Form 1040, explains joint filing limits, and describes Schedule B and other schedules, emphasizing self assessment and using IRS booklets for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Silsbee Raises About $2300 In 1962 March of Dimes Drive
Silsbee wound up its 1962 March of Dimes drive with about $2300 said campaign chairman Paul Georgas. Mothers March collected $195.09. Exquisette Club $33.64. Negro Shrine club $160. colored schools $98.56. Local businesses contributed $411 and coin boxes added $391.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Paul Georgas
B. A. McMahon
Beta Sigma Phi
Exquisette Club
Negro Shrine Club
Beaumont
L. K. Johnson
Mole Fur Describes Clean Underground Coat
An article notes how the mole remains pristine despite living underground as its fur is designed to stay glossy and unstained by mud. The description highlights the animal's dark, smooth coat and efficient adaptation to subterranean life.
Warnings On Pine Beetle Epidemic Hit Texas Forests
Texas Forest Service warns of a continuing pine beetle epidemic in 1962 with 113 uncontrolled infestations and 600000 acres affected in counties Jefferson Liberty Hardin Polk and Tyler. Losses from 1961 include 18 million board feet of saw timber and 24000 cords of pulpwood. control relies on cutting trees and benzine hexacloride treatment by landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
A. D. Folweiler
Texas Forest Service
Jefferson
Liberty
Hardin
Polk
Tyler
Don Young
Forest Management Department
Young
King
Services Held Monday For Mrs Minnie Lewis
Funeral services for 77 year old Mrs Minnie Lewis were conducted at 4 p m Monday at the Full Gospel Mission north of Silsbee with Rev Onnie Hargraves officiating. She died Saturday night in Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze. Survivors include three daughters and two sons with numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and step relations. Burial was at Resthaven cemetery under Farmer Funeral Home. Pallbearers were grandsons Norman Rose Walter Rose Herbert Sewell Jack Sewell Curtis Williams and Max Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lewis
Full Gospel Mission
Silsbee
Onnie Hargraves
Lewis
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze
D. O. Rose
Ola Williams
Nederland
Muriel Cunningham
Roganville
Clyde Sewell
Beaumont
Rita Anne Clifton Weds Bobby Ray McKee in Silsbee Ceremony
Mr and Mrs James R Peak of Silsbee announce the marriage of their daughter Rita Anne Clifton to Bobby Ray McKee son of George McKee Colmesneil and Mrs Curtis Albers West Columbia. Rev David W Blalock officiated February 2 at 6 30 pm at Good Shepherd Baptist Church. Mrs McKee is a Silsbee High junior and Mr McKee a Colmesneil graduate now stationed with the US Navy in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Peak
Silsbee
Rita Anne Clifton
Bobby Ray McKee
George McKee
Colmesweil
Curtis Albers
West Columbia
David W. Blalock
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
McKee
Silsbee High School
Colmesneil High School
San Diego
Calif
US Navy
Bond Sales Get Off To Slow Start
Hardin county January Savings Bonds totaled 3806 dollars, 1.5 percent of the 1962 goal. Texas January sales reached 15 310 631 dollars, 9.3 percent of the state goal, with a May and June Freedom Bond drive planned to boost totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
N. A. Cravens
Texas
Cravens
Kennedy
Washington
Mr. Cravens
River Oaks Club Azalea Trail Announces 27th Event
The River Oaks Garden Club of Houston plans the Azalea Trail over two weekends March 10-11 and March 17-18. Seven gardens and three houses in River Oaks will be open to the public with varied beauty. The Forum of Civics building at 2503 Westheimer Road hosts an exhibit of furniture paintings and flower designs. Public admission is free. For tickets and information write Mrs. Herman Pressler, 2133 Pine Valley Drive, Houston 19, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Oaks Garden Club of
Houston
River Oaks
Club
Forum of Civics
Westheimer Road
Herman Pressler
Pine Valley Drive
Texas
Key Club Honors School Leaders At Banquet
The Silsbee High Key Club will honor the school leaders and faculty at the annual leadership banquet in the high school cafeteria tonight. Weeks Crawford, the high school principal, will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Club
Silsbee High School
Weeks Crawford
Community thanks for support during illness and death
Family members express gratitude for food flowers prayers and hospital care during the illness and death of their mother Mrs Minnie Lewis and relatives Mrs D O Rose Mrs Ola Williams Clyde Sewell J D Sewell Mrs J D Cunningham S A Lewis and families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kountze Hospital
Minnie Lewis
D. O. Rose
Ola Williams
Clyde Sewell
J. D. Sewell
J. D. Cunningham
S. A. Lewis
Baker elected vice president of business education frat at NTSU
Carolyn Elizabeth Baker of Silsbee has been elected vice president of Pi Omega Pi, the national honor business education fraternity, at North Texas State University. She is a junior business education major and a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Mary Arden Club, Phi Chi Theta, and other honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Elizabeth Baker
Silsbee
Pi Omega Pi
North Texas State University
Clifford R. Baker
Route 2
Alpha Lambda Delta
Mary Arden Club
Phi Chi Theta
Women's Business
Woman's Club Tasting Tea Planned at Silsbee High School
The second annual Tasting Tea by the Silsbee Woman's Club is set for March 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The event features five food categories with proscribed chairs and will benefit the club's projects. Recipes may be purchased at the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Woman's Club
B. A. McMahon
Wade Parker
R. R. Birdwell
D. D. Shine
Jimmie R. Sims Jr
R. H. Ernst
I. F. Eldredge Jr
R. E. Switzer
B. L. Moreland
L. BE. Martin
R. L. Pairer
Parker
Birdwell
A. T. McDonough
A. J. Husmann
McMahon
A. R. Newland
W. J. Davis
Leeach
Breeden Couple Visiting Sister in Texas City
Mr and Mrs D L Breeden of Colorado City Texas are visiting his sister Mrs Pratt DuBose during a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
D. L. Breeden
Colorado City, Texas
Pratt DuBose
S. Sgt Col lier and Family Visit Burrows Home
S/Sgt and Mrs A V Collier and family of San Antonio left Tuesday after visiting in the home of his mother Mrs Hal T Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Collier
San Antonio
Hal T. Burrows
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R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
Tommy Read
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
W. R. Pittman
Dam
Ife
Nick Kill
White Perch
Clayton Creasy
Bill Seaman
Missus
Gregory Lake
Bill
Ditch Lake
Taylor-Crawford
Navaco
Vavaco
Britton-Cravens Lumber Co
Woodville
Dogwood
Georgas
Lud King
Texas Forest Pest Committee
Pines
Black Lash
Cartoon — Sun
William Castle
Columbia Pictures
Wed
River Oaks Club
Cinevascopp Ee Se
Cartoon
Carolyn Baker
NTSU
Woman’s Club
Feed & Supply Silsbee
Ford
Chevrolet
Falcon
Silsbee Auto Co
Durdin Drive
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