Old Time Mellordrama Next For Little Theater
The Silsbee Little Theatre announces a March production of Love Rides the Rails or Will the Mail Train Run Tonight a oldtime melodrama by Morland Cary. Kerry Armstrong directs, with tryouts January 15 and 16 at Silsbee State Bank and a cast of six men five women plus extras.
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Morland Cary
Kerry Armstrong
Lola Burgess
The
Silsbee Little Theatre
Armstrong
Silsbee
West Texas
Southern Neches and
Sabine
Silsbee i State Bank
North Fourth Street
From Prison to Freedom Through Faith
A meditation from The Upper Room recounts spiritual prisons and chains of bondage, and describes finding deliverance in total commitment to Jesus. The writer recalls personal transformation, the freeing power of faith, and prays for God to fill and guide.
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Jesus
God
Irvine Infant Dies On Dec 29
Funeral services were held for Kathryn Andrea Irvine 19 months at Trinity Episcopal Church DeRidder La with Rev Jarvis Burns officiating assisted by Rev Don Sheffield of Silsbee. Burial followed in Beauregard Cemetery. She died at 9 30 am Saturday in Texas Children’s Hospital Houston. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Jobie Cline Irvine and a brother Steven Jobie Irvine of Silsbee.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
DeRidder
Jarvis Burns
Don Sheffield
Silsbee
Beauregard Cemetery
Texas Children’s Hospital
Houston
Jobie Cline Irvine
Steven Jobie Irvine
Death of Mrs Stubblefield 78 in Silsbee
Mrs Willie Stubblefield 78 died Saturday at 5 p m at her home in Silsbee native of Magnol ia Springs she had lived in Silsbee 50 years Funeral services set for Jan 6 at 2 p m in St Beulah Baptist Church with burial in Kirby Cemetery Rev A C Johnson officiating Survived by sister Mrs Inez Johnson of Houston
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Willie Stubblefield
Silsbee
Magnolia Springs
St. Beulah Baptist Church
Kirby Cemetery
A. C. Johnson
Inez Johnson
Houston
Silsbee Club Dance Ends Year at Oak Grove Club
The Silsbeeian Club closed the year with a Dec 29 dance at Oak Grove Club. Soul Charges played music and Duncan Hart of Houston headlined a floor show with Nathaniel Smith and Anthony Moore of Silsbee. Guests later gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Rhymes home for gumbo and reflection.
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Oak Grove Club
Soul Charges
Duncan Hart
Houston
Elmo Rhymes
Nathaniel Smith
Anthony Moore
Silsbee
Mrs. Rhymes
Magazine prices threaten magazines and newspapers survival
The Reader's Digest warns that second class postal rate hikes may force many magazines to cease publishing. In the January issue the digest calls the move the most serious financial threat to the industry, potentially doubling costs and raising subscriptions from 4.97 to 6.97 by 1976, risking limited access for low income readers.
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New York
Reader's Digest
Digest
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
U.S
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Maga
James Hanley
N.Y
Supskyrocket
Rep
Tesistation Olin Teague
Texas
Gale McGee
Wyo
Alabama Coushatta Reservation to limit tourism weekends
The Alabama Coushatta Indians of East Texas will cut weekday operations, leaving tourist activities on weekends until at least March 1 due to energy shortages. The 4600 acre Reservation near Livingston and Woodville will run 10 am to 5 pm weekends, with Sunday hours 12:30 pm to 5 pm, and special midweek openings for groups of 200 or more by advance reservation.
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East Texas
Emmett Battise
Houston
U.S. 190
Livingston
Woodville
Alabama-Coushatta
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