Local social notes and obituaries across DeQuincy area
Mrs Joyce Cooley Shannon and Miss Frankie Yellett of Dequincy were guests of the McKnights. J C Jones returned from Baptist Hospital Beaumont. J P Cowdray suffered a light heart attack but is recovering. Pippin family returned from Mississippi trip. Mrs Shirley Cowdray ill in Beaumont hospital. Sympathy extended to C W Bostick family and Mrs Victoria Cariker on loss of Mrs Robbie Bostick. Mrs Bostick died in Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze. Funeral held at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church. Carol Ainsworth to be honored with layette shower at Gerald Cowdray’s home. Ainsworth is Carol McBryde, daughter of Martin and Mrs McBryde. Four candidates vie for Chance-Loeb Little League Queen: Sherry Pool Cardinals, Rebecca Iles Indians, Brenda Hinckley Braves, Beverly Frayter Tigers. Revival at United Pentecostal Church Loeb nightly 7:30 led by Rev Billy Ray Stanley. E W Stanley invites all. Hurley Hamm and daughters visited Hamm parents at Town Bluff. I M Butler Jr and family and Frank Butler and son Gary and J M Butler attended Daryll R Watson funeral at Claybar in Orange. Mrs I M Butler visiting daughter in Orange. A J Wilmers of Ft Worth visited Templetons. Lee Hale of Warren visited L Templeton and Jack Dean. J P Neal underwent surgery at Baptist Hospital. Roy Kendrick and children of Galveston visiting relatives here. Vicky and Michael Rankin returned from visit with grandparents Norvell. Mrs C E Reed and sons visited Florence Stephens in Pineville and attended Louisiana State Camp Meeting of United Pentecostal Churches near Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Cooley
Shannon
Frankie Yellett
Dequincy
Harlen McKnight
C. E. Jones
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
J. P. Cowdray
H. W. Pippin
Mississippi
Shirley Cowdray
Martin de Porres Hospital
C. W. Bostick
Victoria Cariker
Robbie Bostick
Bostick
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Carol Ainsworth
Gerald Cowdray
Ainsworth
Carol McBryde
Martin McBryde
Chance-Loeb
Sherry Pool
Cardinals
Rebecca Iles
Indians
Brenda Hinckley
Braves
Beverly Frayter
Tigers
United
J. M. Butler
Daryll R Watson
Claybar
Orange
Watson
I. M. Butler
D. R. Watson
A. J. Wilmers
Ft. Worth
Leroy Templeton
J. P. Neal
Roy Kendrick
Galveston
R. L. Kendrick
Vicky
Michael Rankin
Forbes Rankin
Seminole
David Norvell
C. E. Reed
Florence Stephens
Pineville
United Pentecostal Churches
Miss Judy Grimes and David Lew wed in Beaumont
Miss Judy Lainey Grimes daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Grimes and David Wayne Lew son of Mr and Mrs Harlen E Lewis were married June 9 in the First Pentecostal Church in Beaumont. Rev W M King officiated. The couple will reside in Corpus Christi where Lew attends Del Mar College and Grimes studies at Durham College both former Chance Loeb residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Lainey Grimes
J. W. Grimes
David Wayne Lewis
Harlen E. Lewis
Beaumont
W. M. King
Lamar United Pentecostal Church
Lewis
Corpus Christi
del Mar College
Durham College
Chance-Loeb
Daryl R. Watson 58 Dies After Illness in Groves Hospital
Daryl Robert Watson 58 of 343 Dyson Courts Orange died Friday at 6 30 p m in Doctors Hospital Groves after a long illness. A native of Cleburne Texas he lived in Orange 19 years retired machinist American Bridge Division Plant WWI veteran captain American Legion member North Orange Baptist Church funeral services were held 9 00 a m Monday at Claybar Funeral Home Orange with Rev C W Williams officiating Burial followed at Resthaven Cemetery Silsbee Pallbearers were members of the American Legion He is survived by wife Georgia Butler Watson of Orange and two sons Charles Watson of Orange and Wayne Watson of Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Robert Watson
Dyson
Mr. Watson
Cleburne
Texas
Orange
American Bridge Division Plant
American Legion
North Orange
Watson
Silsbee
Georgia Butler Watson
Charles Watson
Wayne Watson
Minneapolis, Minn
Negro Delegates Attend Convention in Fort Worth
Mrs Effie L Alexander represented Mayflower Chapter 81 at the 71st annual session of the Masonic Grand Chapter of Texas Prince Hall from June 27 to June 30 in Fort Worth She also visited Grand Palace Queen of the South Grand Amaranth Court and Exalted Degree of Texas Mrs Josephine Johnson sponsor of youth fraternity represented Y F No 97 Mrs Marie Rhymes past youth sponsor attended the grand session of OES Mrs B Butler chapter 385 District 7 was crowned Texas OES Queen in the Oral Kitchen scholarship contest with the top amount of 846 38 The total scholarship fund reached 8562 00 supporting 1961 Youth Fraternity graduates in colleges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie L. Alexander
Mayflower
Masonic Grand Chapter
Texas Prince Hall
Fort Worth
Grand Palace Queen of
Texas
Youth Fraternity of Texas Wll
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Ira J. Sykes Family
A hospital stay prompt thanks to friends for flowers visits calls and get well cards. Mrs. Ira J. Sykes and family express blessings and appreciation for support during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Sykes
Dorothy Sims and Jerry Burk Wed in Silsbee Pentecostal Church
Dorothy Nell Sims and Jerry Lee Burk joined in marriage Saturday night at the United Pentecostal Church in Beaumont. The bride, a Silsbee High School graduate employed by Gulf State Utilities, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sims of Silsbee. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan B. Burk of Nacogdoches, works for Gulf Coast Electric. The ceremony featured Rev. J. M. Spears, attendants, violist and reception details, with plans to reside in Beaumont after a Colorado trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sims
Silsbee
Dorothy Nell
Jerry Lee Burk
Bryan B. Burk
Nacogdoches
P.m
United Pentecostal Church
J. M. Spears
Kountze
Jerry Die
Brooks Lilly
David Burk
Jimmy Sims
San Augustine
Doyle Oliver
Robert Pope
James Brown
Beaumont
Janet Jackson
Judy Burk
Oliver
Colorado
Burk
Silsbee High School
Gulf State Utilities
Central Heights High
Gulf Coast Electric
Wedding of Judith Farmer and George Roschek Planned
The double ring ceremony will take place Saturday at 9 a.m. in All Souls Catholic Church Silsbee. Miss Judith Barbara Farmer, daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Farmer of Silsbee, will wed George Paul Roschek, son of Mr and Mrs George A Roschek of Huntington New York. Rev Paul Fee will officiate. A reception follows at Hardin County Golf and Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Barbara Farmer
George Paul Roschek
All Souls Catholic Church
Silsbee
D. L. Player Buys White's Auto Store
White's Auto Store on North Fifth Street is now under new management. Mr and Mrs D L Player, new owners from Shriever Louisiana, purchased the business from Mr and Mrs Bob Wooley and took over late last month. They have two children and attend the Baptist Church. Wooley plans a vacation before deciding future plans. A large ad in this issue promotes a Get Acquainted sale by the new owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bee
Ruth Sunday School Class Elects Officers at Woodrow Baptist
The Ruth Sunday School Class of Woodrow Baptist Church met Friday night at Mrs. D. R. Lakey’s home with four members. Mrs. O. H. Westmoreland led prayer, Elsie Lakey gave the devotion, and officers were chosen: Lakey as president and Ruby Moncrief as reporter. The next meeting is set for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Woodrow Baptist Church
D. R. Lakey
O. H. Westmoreland
Elsie Lakey
Lakey
Ruby Moncrief
Former Residents Honored With Party at Church Coffee
Mrs Charles Surtt and Mrs John Brumley, former Bonoth Sunday School class members at First Baptist Church, were honored with a Friday morning coffee at Mrs Douglas Edwards home. Ten members attended as coffee and doughnuts were served. Mrs L P Skinner teaches the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Surtt
John Brumley
Bonoth
First Baptist Church
Douglas Edwards
L. P. Skinner
Callaway Family Reunion Set for Sunday at Fred Home
The annual Callaway reunion will be hosted Sunday at Dick Callaway’s Fred residence. All relatives and friends are invited. A basket lunch is planned for 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway
Dick Callaway
Fred
Forest Service Sets Price On Pine Seedlings
Texas Forest Service cuts seedling prices for 1961 62 to 4 75 per thousand for general stock and 5 75 for superior slash and Bastrop loblolly. Total production slated at 15 million with 7 7 million slash 6 14 million loblolly and other smaller lots. Seedlings available only from Indian Mound Nursery Alto with forms after June 15 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Forest Service
Don Young
Forest Management
College Station
Indian Mound
Alto
Superior
Indian Mound Nursery
Magnolia Springs
ASC
Soil Conservation District
Declaration of Independence and US government by law
A historical reflection contrasts government by law with government by men. It cites King George III’s violations, the fight for rights and justice, and the framers 1787 Constitution at Independence Hall creating checks and balances to safeguard unalienable rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George III
Great Britain
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Jan Barclay Doctor Operated In San Francisco
Jan Barclay daughter of Reverend and Mrs FR E Barclay underwent a tonsillectomy in San Francisco on Wednesday at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Barclay
FR. E. Barcla
Dallas Youth To Speak At First Baptist Revival
Paige Patterson of Dallas will be guest speaker at the Youth Led Revival at First Baptist Church from Sunday through July 16. Bart Neil, Baylor student, leads music. Revival theme What The World Needs Is Jesus. Services at 6:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Breakfast after the 6 a.m. service. Evening recreation each night. Night prayer meetings at 7:15 in private homes. Tonight the Short home hosts with Jerry Esmond on devotional. Friday the Tompson home hosts with Rev. R. E Barclay leading. Saturday night 7:30 p.m. youth Back To Christ meeting with area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige Patterson
Dallas
First Baptist Church
Bart Neil
Baylor University
Jesus
D. M. Short
Jerry Esmond
Idevotional
C.D. Tompson
R. E Barclay
Christ
Summer Ranch Practices Outlined for Profitable Range
G O Hoffman extension range specialist outlines summer practices to boost year long profitability. Deferred grazing after rain or in dry spells aids native grasses, with rest every four years, plus temporary pastures to ease grazing pressure. Water and moisture use via throw-outs and brush removal support grass growth while cautions on poisonous plants are urged. Keep cash outlays low and utilize cost sharing for ranch improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Hoffman
Hoffman
Rancimer
Civil rights roots and constitutional safeguards
A Texas State Bar news feature explains that governments derive power from the governed and that five years after founding the first ten amendments were adopted. It notes courts guard basic civil rights daily, in a prose aimed to inform not advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar of Texas
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Chance
Fletcher News
A. F. Butler
Lee Hale
Warren
L. Templeton
Jack Dean
Kuhn
Britton-Cravens Lumber Coq
Dorothy Sims
Jerry Burk
D. L
White
Woodrow Baptist
Callaway Krcunien
Forest Service
First Baptist Revival
Danny Hillis
San Antonio
Tex
du Perters
Pinewoods
Pine Registeren Sheteands Studsay Service
Bountze
Gulliver
Harold Strouth
Wimborne
Dorset
England
Billy Boy
Chicago
Sherry Shirley
Bunker Hill
W.va
Linda Brooks
Huntsville
Ala
Marcia Wood
Ft. Collins
Colo
Marilyn Lindgren
Fairfax
M.D
Kathleen Hinkler
Union City
Ben
Reguler
Om Fc
Ord
Ood
Ibs
Die
Joe
Ben’s
Kounstize
Hiway, Silsbie
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