Village Mills News Remembers Mrs Sydney Jane Neushafer
Sympathy extended for Mrs Sydney Jane Neushafer 84 who died Tuesday after a long illness. She lived in Village Mills 65 years and was a Methodist. survivors include four daughters Rae Scouten and others, one son James Neushafer, nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Village Mills Methodist Church. Burial at Village Mills Cemetery by Pace Wells Funeral Home.
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Sydney Jane
Neushafer
Village Mills
Methodist Church
Rae Scouten
Bill Thomas
Nederland
R. F. Roberts
Beaumont
A. T. Stewart
Waco
James Neushafer
Bob Walters
Kountze
Paul Moon
Pace-Wells Funeral Home
W. C. Bobbett
M. M Hoffman
B. M. Wiggins
H. L Gardner
J Whaldon
R. B. Prince
T. J. Patrick
Enon Baptist Church
Chester
Local households join Fourth of July fish fry visitations
Mr and Mrs Charlie McCray and Martha Overstreet visited the Evans camp July 4 with Rev and Mrs T B Patillo and family from Silsbee. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Osbon Harker and son Randy of Kountze, Mr and Mrs Tom McNeely and Frank Simpson of Beaumont, and Mrs Evans and Mrs Lee Evans. Jessie Coleman of Cleveland and Clyde Drake and children of Silsbee visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nick Oliver and Mattie Heath. Dwen Bobbett is home for holidays with his parents W and Mrs W Bobbett. Dwen studies at Lon Morris in Jacksonville.
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James Parnum
Seabrook
Kev Patrick
Village Mill Baptist
Nellie Vinson
Woodville
H. W. Collins
FE. Vickers
Madiline Suligur
Roy Reeves
Jimmy
San Antonio
Ohio
Ronny Farras
Port Neches
Sherry Arden
Orange
Jack Pepper
Bridge City
Frank Barras
Groves
Rob Dunlap
Beaumont
J. C
Etta Griffin
Janie Williford
Donald Jones
Clyde Richardson
Stephen
Muntsville
Pres Hooks
Saratoga
Martha Overstreet
Johnnie Gibson
Kountre
Belle Simms
Torrence
Calif
Dutton
W. H. Taylor
Jerry Kennedy
Bill Taylor
Port Arthur
W. I. Taylor
W. A. Langston
Sallie Huff
Silsbee
Claudine Acker
Liberty
Delane Langston
Daughters
Bill Wilkerson
Jim Jenkins
E. L. Warren
Robert Lee
C. §. Brown
Rickey
Tumwater
Wash
Charles Bassi
Loeb
B. B. Hearn
Jimmy Jenkins
Katie Bass
O. F. Bass
J. B. Mire
C. V. Sheffield
M. M. Hoffman
Hardin Memorial Hospital
W. Quimby
Jim Waddell
Stnday
Pete Heath
W. W. Howell
W. C. Seaman
Samuel
Colmesweil
Fern Skinner
T. D. Pate
Lonnie Grawunder
LaVern
S. D. Jones
Ariz
T. Jd. Whiddon Jacok Gardner
St. Therese Hospital
Oscar Canon
Dayton
Charlie McCray
Wits
T. B. Patillo
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Osbon Harker
Randy
Kountze
Tom MccNeely
Frank Simpson
Evans Camp
Jessie Coleman
Cleveland
Clyde Drake
Nick Oliver
Mattie Heath
Dwen Bobbett
W. Bobbett
Dwen
Lon Morris
Jacksonvill
Votan News Highlights Local Visits and Obituary
Local residents share weekend visits across towns including Houston Liberty and Livingston. Funeral services for Laura Dryden were held at Pentecostal church in Wotaw with multiple relatives and burial in Morse cemetery near Buna. Jimmie Burnett injured by falling tree, receiving care at Leggett Memorial Hospital.
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Houston
Frank Lawlers
Saratoga
Bob Bailey
Buck Teal
Kountze
E. L. Teal
Wilma Jean Hardy
Lucille
Knight Home
W. P. Burnett
Ja. Loftin
Teal
Laura Dryden
Liberty
Pentecostal
Wotaw
F. C. Drake
Silsibee
W. W. Failington
Mosshill
Jesse Whitmire
Morse Cemetery
Buna
Spendable Earnings and Buying Power Rise in May
Spendable earnings and buyer power increased in May as a longer workweek and higher average hourly earnings boosted take home pay for production workers. The gains were supported by stable consumer prices, with spendable earnings up about 85 cents to $82.44 weekly for a three dependent worker and to $74.85 for a worker with fewer dependents.
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U.S. Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Earnings gain boosts buying power in May despite flat prices
The text notes a worker without dependents saw earnings rise, boosting spendable income by over 1 percent as the Consumer Price Index held steady for the month. From May 1960 to May 1961 spendable earnings increased about $1, roughly 14 percent, reaching a May record, while buying power rose about 0.5 percent year over year but remained below May 1959.
Franklin quote on royal and commoner relations
Benjamin Franklin is cited as author of a statement asserting that no barrier separates a person of royal lineage from a commoner. The remark reflects Enlightenment era views on equality and social mobility.
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Benjamin Franklin
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