Miss Ruth Lea to Wed William E. McGowan in August
Mr and Mrs Robert Wayne Lea announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Lea to William Edward McGowan son of Mr and Mrs H F McGowan of Washington DC The wedding is planned for August 26 at the First United Methodist Church in Silsbee Ruth Lea has studied at the University of Houston and Baylor Medical School Houston William Edward McGowan a UH senior will graduate in December with a BBA in Quantitative Management Science He works in the management information center at First City National Bank of Houston
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Robert Wayne Lea
Ruth Lea
William Edward McGowan
H. F. McGowan
Washington, D. C
Silsbee
Miss Lea
University of Houston
First City National Bank of Houston
Following Moses Joshua Leads With Faith and Courage
Meditation from The Upper Room reflects on Joshua 1 5, urging believers to trust God after Moses death. It contrasts hero worship with personal obedience, reminding readers to hear God’s voice and follow his call. Thought for the Day notes leaders are often led by deeper guidance.
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Moses
Joshua
God
Jesus
Herbert Goetz
Washington, D
Mutant Sunfish Unique To Jasper Hatchery
The Parks and Wildlife Jasper Fish Hatchery in East Texas guards a rare mutation of the common green sunfish, a pale gold four to six inch fish that attracts bass like shiny lures. The department uses it as forage fish and has no plans to sell it as bait. Mr and Mrs Terry Bradshaw of Jacksonville North Carolina have moved back to Silsbee as he completes a four year Navy discharge.
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Jasper
Parks and Wildlife
Jasper Fish Hatchery
East
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
Jasper Hatchery
Terry Bradshaw
Jacksonville
N.C
Silsbee
U. S. Navy
Super Bass hybrid bass aims to boost Texas anglers’ catches
Parks and Wildlife unveils the superbass a hybrid of Florida largemouth and native Texas bass from Lake Murraul. At eight weeks old the six inch fish show rapid growth with plans for long term breeding, testing in East and Central Texas lakes, and potential 20 pound goals within a decade.
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Jasper
Parks and Wildlife
Florida
Texas
Lake Murvayl
Bob Kemp
Kemp
Kenny
Georgia
Murraul
B. A. Steinhagen Lake
East
West
Parks and Wildlife Department
Drowning Victims Near Safety Lag in Swimming Skills
About 3500 U S drowning victims annually are within 20 feet of safety but cannot swim the distance. James A Cross of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urges learning to swim to expand outdoor recreation options and reduce fatalities. He notes most water covers the earth and promotes swimming as life saving and enjoyable.
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Austin
U. S
James A. Cross
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Cross
Productivity tops 1971 growth at 3.6 percent rise
Productivity increased by 3.6 percent in 1971, exceeding the average growthRate for the prior two decades, signaling stronger actual output gains than long term trend.
Revival Set At First Assembly in Silsbee
Evangelist and Mrs. Carl E. Gammel of Carmi will lead a Boys and Girls Roundup Revival at First Assembly of God Church on US 96 South in Silsbee July 11 to 16. Evening services run 7 to 8 30 p m except Saturday. Pastor J A Hendrix invites local youth to attend.
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Carl E. Gammel
Carmi
Assembly of God
US 96
Silsbee
J. A. Hendrix
Hendrix
Pine Beetles Threaten Area Yellow Pines
In College Station, John Wood of the Texas Forest Service reports a rising southern pine beetle outbreak in Southeast Texas. The tiny brown insect, about the size of a grain of rice, has increased for months, attacking and killing southern yellow pines in large numbers.
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College Station
Texas
John Wood
Forest Management Department
Texas Forest Service
Bark beetle outbreak hits Texas pine forests in 1972
Texas faces its worst bark beetle infestation in a decade with rapid needle color change and tree death. As beetles attract others, officials urge removal and destruction of infested trees. Similar outbreaks are reported in neighboring states. Texas Forest Service offers help from Conroe Woodville Kirbyville and Lufkin offices.
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Texas
Texas Forest Service
Conroe
Woodville
Kirbyville
Lufkin
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Baylor Medical School
Houston
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Marvel
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Hardin County
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Yellow Pines
Louisiana
Misissippi
Alabama
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Arkansas
Virginia
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Sears
Lone Star State
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Spurger
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Hollywood
Boothill Cemetery
Texas Rangers
Boys’ Ranch
Cal Farley
Are of
Tascoy
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
First National Bank
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