Chance Fletcher News Church Council Meets At Fletcher Emanuel Baptist
Mrs. Sidney Davis reports two church council meetings at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church in Shore. The text notes a birth on December 28 at Baptist Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alston of Beaumont, and lists several visitors and family arrivals over the holidays. It covers a New Year party, a demonstration club meeting, and a Lions Club eye glasses drive to aid CARE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Shore
Fellowship Hall
Coufeil
Alll Baptist Hospital
Jim Alston
Beaumont
M. G. Brewer
Church
Sidney. Davis
Inj and Sons
Kenneth
Home
New Mexi An
D. B. Pattillo
Says
John H." Wheeler
Ter-Inelaw
James| Mack
Fort Worth
Larry Davis
Davis
Leroy
Pattilo
Arp
Travie
Hershell Hall
Lordsburg
Pattillo
Dolan
James Mn Bumstead
Stisbee
Lee Evans
Vil
Cuba
N.M
Lage Mills
Elmer Pattillo
Buddy da
Prince Beard
Willie Worry
Tlew
Billy
Charles Worry
Royce Williford
Worry
Williford
Franklin
Lawerel Army
Pa Thursiy
Farmer's Chapel
Ft. Gordon
Bites Merewna
Strand Mit
Dub Taeeon
Jasper
Victor
South Alears
Sidney Davis
Wade
Chance-Loeb
Zerelda Lewis
Port Arthur
Garland Lewis
Silsbee
Lions Club
Macell Dean Lewis
Chance J
C.C. Pharis
Sils
Iocal
Bap Lclub
Stecostal
Silsbee Lions
Allen Chance
John Edward Chance
Lafayette
J. W. Soward
A. J.loverseas
Jana Bits van Rati
Tos
New Orleans
Buna
Freddie Lan
Jary
Bridge City
Sear
A. D. Golden
Houston
Ruby Rives
Jed
Rebekah Lodge
Hallion Eagle
Willie Beeson Land Daughters
Conroe
Auts
TF Willams
Tiny Nash
Attorney General Speaks At Eastex Awards Dinner
The Attorney General of Texas was the principal speaker at Eastex East Texas Pulp and Paper Co annual service awards dinner at Ridgewood Motor Hotel BeauMont Tuesday. Waggoner introduced Buckley and Stillman, ten year pins given to Buckley and eighty three other employees across the Southwestern Division plus a 25 year pin to W A Eddy and many 10 year pins to Evadale mill staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner
Attorn
General of Texas
East Texas Pulp and Paper Co
Ridgewood Motor Hotel
Beaumont
R. M. Buckley
Als
Charles L. Stillman
Eastex
Carr
C. R Crawford
General Mana
Southwestern Land Development Division
Stillman
Buckley
W. A. Eddy
Kiwanis Official To Visit Beaumont
Kiwanis International President Charles A. Swain will be guest of honor at Beaumont Downtown Stub Tuesday January 4 with a Ladies Night dinner at Hotel Beaumont Rose Room. The visit marks a milestone for the local Kiwanis and includes a reception in the Mirror Room and a press conference in the presidential suite. Swain a longtime Kiwanis member from Cape May New Jersey will be accompanied by his wife and an official delegation from the Texas Oklahoma district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A
Nick” Swain
Kiwanis International
Othe
Beaumont
Hea Western
Kiwanis
Texas Pulp and Paper
Dent
Swain
Jack Gumhployees
Tex Settlement and Development Oklahoma
Walter Moore
Jasper
Oscar
Southwestern Settlement
Guthery
Jefferson County
Noyes
W. A
D. N
C. E. McWhorter
Edward Boyett
Clarence
Ception
Cryer
John
Merce
Hartman
Barney A. McMahon
Mary L. Per J
Cape Island Baptist
Arpins
Jesse L. Bain
L. Barley
Aubrey
Carnegie Institute of Technol
Barlow
David C. Bass
Logy
James W. Bumstead
L. M. Burt
Presi
Carroll
Tam
Reverend Ivan Correll to Speak at Living Waters Church
Reverend Ivan Correll is slated to speak at Living Waters Church downtown. The event promises a sermon addressing community faith and guidance, with services expected to draw local residents seeking spiritual reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Correll
Living Waters Church
Senses in common with man among game fish explored
Sports Afield discusses how bass and brown trout share sight hearing smell taste and touch with humans. Sight dominates feeding, fish are near sighted and rely on size movement and color. Hearing vibrations influence feeding little. Smell guides but plays minor role. Taste is minor and action of lure matters more. Touch affects bite response with soft versus hard lures. Also notes fox hunting passion among bird dog trainers and the culture around field trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jam Ison. Lucas
Sports Afield Magazine
Henry P. Davis
Sportsfield Magazine
Quarley
Mordial
Immunize and Insure Your Family This Christmas
A 1960s health advisory urges parents to start immunizations early for children against diphtheria pertussis tetanus poliomyelitis measles smallpox and other diseases. It explains boosters travel need for smallpox vaccination and that physicians help tailor an immunization program while families must initiate follow through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Crippled Children Group Plans Meeting at Kountze
Hardin County Society for Crippled Children schedules a 7 30 p m meeting Friday in the courthouse at Kountze to discuss promoting the 1964 fund campaign. Louise Hill notes cooperation from Meadows of Chance and local families invite interested persons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County Society For Crippled Children
Therthouse
Kountze
iMrs
Louise Hill
Meadows of Chance
Brotherhood
Jess Odom
Sour Lake
Hardin County Society
D. A. Gibson
Banks
Dennis
Society
Susanville
Calif
Loeb News Highlights Local Visitors and Church Events
Loeb News notes sympathy for families in loss and illness. Residents attend social evenings in Bridge City and Conroe. Local clergy announce revival plans at Loeb First Baptist Church and dedication of the new educational building in Beaumont. Nieces from Beaumont visit and attend services at Woodcrest Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibson
Beaumont
Loeb First Baptist Church
R. M. Rives
Woodcrest Methodist Church
Farmers urged to file ACP requests early says chairman
Wayne L. Cook, chairman of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, urged farmers to plan soil and water conservation efforts for next spring and summer and file requests for program assistance promptly. The 1964 ACP, drawn months ago, is accepting applications at the county office. The cost share averages about half the cost of practices such as establishing vegetative cover and improving water use efficiency, and ACP has effectively encouraged conservation on privately owned cropland, pasture, and woodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne L. Cook
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
App
Cook
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Chance-Fletcher News
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Wade F. Lovett
John W. Lowe
Merman C. McClure
I McDonald
Joyce
McMillon
James M. Mancill
David J. Egerneit Toot
Stinewal
George ‘M
Donald Morgan
Joe D. Nelson
John E. Norton
I. Oren
Jess Pollock
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Pope
W. Powers
J. Dwight Pash
Hverett
H. Reeves
John C Iresnolas
Jess Rice Dee W. Richardson
Johnnie M Robin From
Heney
Feedrigues
Robeen
Dante W Echweiteer
John M. Scoping
Edward Shipp
John Simmons
J Esim
Marjorie F.smith
Etinton Arence
Stephens D Stokes Ftrovee W. Taylor
Kenneth D
J Thomas
Leatherwood
Avan
Corre
Paso
Washi
C. N. Coffey
Burghers
David
Willa
Ming Uies
Henty
Lannon W. Foster Rosle
Tosesh Stase
M. Bazie
Bill's Grocery
10Th Street
Highway 327
Ender
U. S
U.S
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Hamburger
Weiners
New Kountze Highway
Urson
Crippled Children Group
Bessie Winger
Clifford Sharp
Wilton McGowin
Sharp
Loeb News
C. H. Shawver
R. DeLoach
Mike Gilchries
WMU
Brien Sadeste
Byerly
Lottie Moon
L. Martin
Lois Lorraine
Jo Ann
Loach
Ra's
Andears
Mildred Wilcox
E. Stanford
Alice Keith
Jeffcoat
Fitzwater
Woodcrest Methodist
WSCS
F. Landry
Port Acres
Theresa Landry
B. G. William
Chaunces
N. Riley
Gillman
F. Cartlidge
C. R. Cartlidge
Groves
N. Ril
Dallas
Marine Hospital
Federal
Federal Deposit Insurance
Silsbee State Bank
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