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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1972

Page

6

Tigers Open District With 95 62 Win Over Livingston

The Silsbee Tigers improve to 18-2 this season and 1-0 in District play after a 95-62 victory over Livingston. David Brown scores 40 set district game scoring record, James Hunter adds 10, Brown 19 rebounds, Hunter 9. Junior varsity wins 77-46. Marvin Kelly scores 28 in South Park game with 16 rebounds. JV slips 75-74 to South Park. Upcoming: varsity and JV at Cleveland, then Liberty at home on Tuesday. Coach Dan Montgomery confirms Jan 25 vs Houston Yates, ranked No 4 in 4A, 23-2 this year. Junior high and freshmen results listed.

Silsbee Tiger Cagers Livingston South Park David Brown Silsbee Grady Walter James Hunter Marvin Kelly Y Brown Eddy Tobbs Kelly Hunter Dan Montgomery Houston Yates Yates Austin Forest Park Memorial Hebert Whith Dunbar Kirbyville Crockett Hardin-Jefferson

SVFD Reports Six Fires In January Run

Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department logged six alarms from Jan 6 to Jan 10. Incidents included false smoke at Houston Thompson Building on US 96 South, attic fire at Dr H E Munden’s office, a trailer park mobile home fire, a Victor RR Hatton insulating truck fire, a clothes dryer and wall fire at City Cleaners, and a fire north of the city on FM 92. Pension Board members were also announced.

Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department Russell Busby BEF Houston Thompson US 96 Busby H. E Munden North Fifth Traifer van Clinard Scott Winters Street RR. M. Hatton Victor City Cleaners H. R. Clark Robert Modisette Don Miller Billy Owens SVFD G.hw. Miller

Lynn Ester Named Youth Leader at Good Shepherd Church

Lynn Ester, lifelong Silsbee resident and Silsbee High School graduate now senior at Lamar University, is named life director and youth leader at Good Shepherd Baptist Church effective Sunday. He brings 12 years in music ministry from First Baptist Loeb and prior service at Woodrow Baptist. married to Linda Hanzel and employed by Britton-Cravens Lumber. Rev. Lester Sensat pastors the church on Highway 92 north of Silsbee.

Lynn Eater Good Shepherd Baptist Church Silsbee Silsbee High School Lamar University Ester First Baptist Church Loeb Woodrow Baptist Church Linda Hanzel Louis Exter Britton - Cravens Lumber Co Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Lester Sensat Highway 92

Dr. D. L. Williams Named To Kirby Corp Position

Dr David Lyle Williams is appointed coordinator corporate planning for Kirby Lumber Corp President Tom Irth announces Williams will lead long range studies and forecasts to optimize asset use He holds a doctorate in wood science from Colorado State University and has worked as a graduate research assistant with the Department of Forest and Wood Science in addition to positions at Union Manufacturing and Supply Co and U S Plywood Champion Pavers is misread. Williams will work from Kirby Lumber headquarters in Houston and assume duties immediately

David Lyle Williams Kirby Lumber Corp Tom Irth Kirby Williams Hols Colorado State University Department of Forest and Wood Science Union Manufacturing and Supply Co U. S. Plywood Ine Williams Kirby Lumber Houston Orth

Nu Upsilon Hears Program On Poetry

Nu Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday at the Hardin County Savings and Loan Association clubroom with 20 members present. Mrs Buford Curtis presided over the meeting. The program titled Poetry was presented by Mrs Joe Nelson. Mrs Lincoln Skillern read poems she had written. Refreshments were served afterward by Mrs Larry Ford and Mrs Jobie Irvine.

Rho Upsilon Met On Monday Night in Silsbee State Bank

Rho Upsilon, chapter of Beta Sizma Phi, met Monday at 7 p m in Silsbee State Bank with 10 members present. Mrs James Gillard presided, plans were made to buy memorial library books, Mrs Jones Skinner presented the program How is Your Conversation, and Mrs Jerry Jones hosted.

Rho Upsilon Beta Sizma Phi Silsbee State Bank James Gillard Jones Skinner Jerry Jones

Cub Pack 201 Plans January Pack Meeting and Parade

Cub Pack 201 and Cub Scouts held a committee meeting on Thursday January 6 in the Gulf States Building. They planned a January 27 pack meeting at Reed-Turrentine School at 7 30 p m with the theme fun and panies. Cupmaster Leroy Scharber announced Cub Scouts will participate in the Mies Silsbee parade on Saturday January 15.

Gulf States Reed-Turrentine Leroy Scharber

ABWA Plans Dinner Meeting in Beaumont Monday

American Business Women's Association Pine Burr chapter schedules its monthly meeting for Monday January 17 at 7 30 p m at Luby s Cafeteria Gaylynn Center Beaumont Guest speaker is Herb Pinney Speedwell Motors on Indian Cas tors Mrs Billie McDonald to preside and Foy Adcock to give vocational talk

American Business Women's Association Pine Burr Luby’s Gaylynn Center Beaumont Herb Pinney Speedwell Motors Billie McDonald Foy Adcock

Housing Outlook Bright For 1972 In East Texas

Jasper Federal Savings and Loan Executive Vice President W. W. McDaniel says 1971 was the largest year in S and L history and predicts 1972 will see favorable savings flows and ample mortgage money. He notes savings deposits at Jasper Federal rose to 19.72 million with 5421 savers earning nearly 1 million in interest. Mortgage loans reached 18.13 million and assets topped 22.20 million. McDaniel cites anti inflation progress and expects mortgage rates and savings interest to stay near current levels into 1972.

East Texas W. W. McDaniel Jasper Federal Savings and Loan Association McDaniel Jasper Federal

YHT Plans Projects At January Meeting

The Young Homemakers of Texas met January 1 at Silshee High Homemaking Department. President Jacqueline Sims outlined the objective to help individuals develop abilities. Members will plan interior decorating landscaping and gardening projects. Miss Sims will attend the San Antonio estate meeting January 2021. Next meeting is February at 7 p.m. Membership drive continues per Sheryl Scott.

Young Homemakers of Texas Silshee High Homemaking Department Jacqueline Sims Sheryl Scott

Silsbee Womans Club Meeting Today Seeks Consumer Trade Panel

The Silsbee Woman's Club will meet at 3 p m today in Silsbee State Bank. A panel discussion moderated by Mrs R L Par jet will cover You, The Consumer, and World Trade. Hostesses are International Affairs Committee members.

Silsbee Womans Club Silsbee Woman’s Club Silsbee State Bank R. L. Parjet International Affairs

Circle 1 gathers at home for unity program

WSCS Circle 1 of First United Methodist Church met Wednesday June 31 in the home of Mrs H C Scoggins with nine members present. The program was entitled conversation on unity with presentation by Mrs Jack Mc Anulty.

WSCS First United Methodist Church H. C. Scoggins Jack McAnulty

Hardin County Public Auction Notice of Property Sale

The sheriff of Hardin County Texas announces an execution sale on February first Tuesday 1972 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the courthouse door. The property is Lot 7 Block 111 Wildwood Resort City Subdivision Hardin County Texas, the sale is for cash and to satisfy a judgment in Buck Jones Lumber Company vs Maurice McGreen No 16 057. Dated January 10 1972. Deputy Merrill Ji.

Kountze Deca Club Hardin County Texas Hardin District Court Seid Court Buck Jones Lumber Company Inguinet Maurice M 'Oreen Maurice Mc Green Waidoth Maurice M. Gheen Ead Texan Hilly Paine Sherif Merrill Ji

Camp Fire Girls Visit KKAS Art Gallery After Meeting

The HeHa Tanya Camp Fire Girls gathered Monday at Miss Nancy Duffle's home with Joanne Jordan hosting refreshments. They toured the KKAS Radio art gallery viewing works by Silsbee artists. The note thanks friends for support after the loss of Andrew Smith.

Nancy Duffle Joanne Jordan KKAS Pam Tobey Scribe

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Tigers Brown Ebounds Livington George Jeffe Lynn Ester Good Shepherd Crade Willa D. Coe D. E D. L. Williams Kirby Corp David L. Williams Nu Upsilon Abwa Andrew Smith Coler Admirals RCA Stereos Phonos Radios Kacrac RCA COLOR Home Entertainment Center Badmiral REPO Warrick TV Silshee State Bank Silshee, Texas
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