Silsbee News Adopts 1919 Postal Details
The Silsbee Post Office lists ownership by R. L. Read Co-Owners and Publishers David Read and Tommy Read with editorial staff including R. L. Read, J. Jones, and Linotype and printer-press personnel. Subscription rates are 3.50 yearly in Hardin, Jasper, Tyler, Jefferson counties and 4.00 elsewhere.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Mat al
David Pae
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Ft Rsee Whitman Society
Ss Jones Reporter
Foot care tips to keep feet healthy for life
A Texas State Department of Health feature explains how to prevent foot problems. Studies show girls tend to have cleaner, drier feet in class, lockers are less to blame than moisture. Tips include regular washing and drying, antiseptic powder if needed, light socks, and choosing oxford shoes for all day wear.
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Texas State Department of Health
Division of Public Health Education
Bielie Family Visits Houston During Week in June
Mr and Mrs Louis Bielie and their sons Steve and Wayne of St Louis Missouri stayed with Mrs Sarah Lowrey the week of June 21 They also visited the Astrodome in Houston Texas during their trip.
Return to Silsbee From Vacation by J David Taylor
J David Taylor returns to Silsbee after a two week paid vacation. He plans new work with brethren near and far from Silsbee and will conduct meetings and training programs. He thanks editor David Read and the Silsbee Bee staff for their support and notes frequent visits as arrangements finalize.
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Silsbee
Church OF Christ
5Th St
Silsbee Bee
David Read
Read
Retail Merchants Plan Discussion of Upcoming Events
Silsbee Retail Merchants Association met Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Heritage Room of the Silsbee State Bank. A special called meeting will be held soon due to the July 4 holiday, time and place to be announced by President Allen Warrick. Committee chairmen will report on the Crazy Days sale in August and other events planned for the year.
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Silsbee Retail Merchants Association
Silsbee State Bank
Allen Warrick
Tyler County Singing Convention at Pineville Church
The Tyler County Singing Convention will meet at Pineville Church about six miles southeast of Warren on July 10 and 11. The first session begins Saturday night at 7 30 and the second on Sunday at 10 am Lunch will be served at noon Sunday D A Spurlock chairman invites the public to attend.
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Tyler County
Pineville Church
Warren
D. A. Spurlock
The Last Laugh by Esther Lacy a home robbery twist
A husband rushes home after a burglary hits his new house. A thief posing as a vitamin salesman steals gifts and pills while Carla naps. The detective explains the culprit left with a suitcase and ate half a pie before fleeing.
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Esther Lacy
Jack
Carla
Party Honors Obert Blaisdell
Obert Blaisdell was honored with a going away party June 25 at 7 30 p m at his parents home Mr and Mrs H F Blaisdell. He enlisted in the US Navy Reserve and departed June 26 for four weeks basic training in San Diego California. He is Petty Officer First Class and will be a senior at SilBee High School this fall.
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Obert Blaisdell
F. Blaisdell
US Navy
San Diego
Calif
Silsbee High School
Rainbow DeMolay Party Tonight Honors Rainbow Girls
Members of the Order of Rainbow for Girls and their escorts and DeMolay members with dates will be honored at a Founders Day party tonight at 6 30 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs J J Taylor 103 Britton Drive Girls carry sack lunches Miss Madeline Olsen is worthy advisor of the Rainbow Girls Ronald Shuff is master counselor for the DeMolays.
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Order of Rainbow
Order of DeMolay
J. J. Taylor
Britton Drive
Madeline Olsen
Rainbow Girls
Ronald Shuff
Card of Thanks for William McDonald
Words cannot express our sincere thanks for the food flowers telegrams cards visits and deeds of kindness during the loss of our beloved Mr. William Rube McDonald. We also thank Dr W J Poshataske for his untiring visits and patience. May God bless each of you. Mrs Mary McDonald and family.
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William “Rube” McDonald
W. J. Poshataske
Mary McDonald
Vo taly Life in Votaw Weekend Visitors and Local News
Cliff Bennett of Ardmore visits WoTaw with friends. Many families welcome relatives over the weekend. visits span Gilmer, Beaumont, Houston, Dallas, and other towns. The column lists gatherings at multiple homes, trips to San Antonio, and a hospital note for Sallie Collier.
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Cliff Bennett
Ardmore
Okla
Wotaw
Elliott Buffington
Earl Jackson
Hugh Brawley
Gilmer
Karen
Flo
Ada Rhodes
Votaw
Gladys Graham
Rolles
Alvin
Texas
A. V. Kelley
Beaumont
R. L. Moye
Albert
Moye
Reginald Bailey
Victoria
Houston
W. J. Hutt
Dallas
R. L. Cook
Chris
Don
Lane
Tyler
Bob Davis
McDonald
Harold Willis
Kountze
Ed Blankinship
Bh&hklevy
Joe Dettling
Shirley Swearingen
Lanora
Howard Diana
Tim
Emma Ruth Rhodes
Deena
Debbie
Dorman Rhodes
Ralph Teel
Gilley Place
Menard Creek
Bessie Harrison
Wilma Jean Lindsey
California
J. E. Hooks
Dewey Hoke
Silsbee
Clarence Gore
Slim Hudgins
Saratoga
W. P. Burnett
Sallie Collier
Leggett Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Albert Fletcher
Debra
Sandra
Callaway Family Reunion Set for Sunday at Frank's Branch
The Callaway reunion will be held Sunday at Frank's Branch near Fred with a basket lunch at noon. Mrs. Aubrey Grissom serves as president and invites friends and relatives to attend.
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Callaway
Frank
Fred
Aubrey Grissom
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Linotype
J. David Taylors
Dan
Sunken Gardens
St. Petersburg
Fla
India
Rainbow
Church of God
Woodrow
Weneenrway
Don Bruce
E. L. Teal
Beauont
David Bean
D. L. Harrison J
Billie Harrison
Jeff Davis
Mississippi
E. C. Collins
Esther Collins
Patsy Collins
Johnnie McAfee
Emery Collins
Mt. Pleasant
Kenneth Collins
Port Arthur
Kitchell Collins Sr
Mary Nikerk
Lisa
H. T. Collins
Donna
Bobby
Nome
Mark Collins
Old Collins Place
Cynthia Gore
Sandra Jackson
Chenier Business College
Leroy Stanford
Amana
Frost
North 5Th Street
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