Silsbee junior high twirlers shine at state camp
Silsbee Junior High Twirlers returned from a week at Stephen F. Austin Twirling Camp. Members Nora Van Winkle Terry Roy Dawn Seanwns Toni Davenport Jeannie Couture Renee Parks LaNita Ross Kim Spell Paula Bin performed solo routines and with the group.
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Silsbee
Stephen F. Austin
Nora van Winkle
Terry Roy
Dawn Seanwns
Toni Davenport
Jeannie Couture
Renee Parks
LaNita Ross
Kim Spell
Paula bin
Teary
Dawn
Steam Cleaning and High Pressure Washing Services
Steam cleaning and high pressure washing offered for buildings, commercial and private homes, cars, trucks, and vans. All types of cleaning done to meet your needs. For information call 385-5406.
Vickie Louise de Bretagne and Samuel Stewart Wed in Silsbee
Miss Vickie Louise de Bretagne and Samuel Duane Stewart wed July 1 at Bloom in Cood Shepherd Ranch Church. Officiant Rev. Charles W. performed the double ceremony. Parents are LeVerne de Bretagne of Silsbee and James V. de Bretagne of Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of Silsbee. The bride wore a two tier gown of polyester and Chantilly lace with seed pearl trim. A reception followed the ceremony in the church hall. The couple will live in Jasper, where Stewart works for Hebert Glass and Mirror Co.
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Samuel Duane Stewart
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Louise de Bretanne
Cood
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Dewey Odom
Jim Smith
LeVerne de Bretagne
Sulsbee
James V. de Bretagne
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Wis Oh. Jr. Stewart
Silsbee
Robert Harder
Marlene Fitzpatrick
Susan Mary
June Rogers
Myles Cowart
Cliff Hebert
Robert Stewart
Mark Stewart
Geong Green
James V. de Bretagne J
Fellowship Hall
Danna Treland
Debbie. Harder
Renee de Bretagne
Debbie Graham
Jasper
Hebert Glass and Mirror Company
Tennis Tourney Set For July 28 to August 1 at City Park
The City of Silsbee Parks and Recreation Dept announces its first tennis tournament at Silsbee Community Park on Knupple Road. Ed ward Dominguez chairs the event with entry due July 14. Fees range from 0 for juniors to 400 for adults. checks payable to City of Silsbee.
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Silsbee Community Park
Silsbee
Ann Jeffrey
James Hays
New City Park
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Stisbee
Marine Private Flyer Clas Gordon L Smith
Private Clas Gordon L Smith from Mi and Mira completes recruit training at the Marine CorpsRecruit Depot San Diego California stationed at 1010 North Sixth St Silsbon Ave assistant Norris £ Smith listed as next of kin in the draft record
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Little Theater Sponsors Children's Dramatic Workshop
The Silsbee Little Theater offers a two week dramatics workshop for children ages 8 to 12 starting Monday July 12. Sessions run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 to 12 at the Little Theater 40 North Sixth Street. A final program for parents is set for Friday July 25 at 7:00 PM. Pre registrations are noted and inquiries given to Mrs Gilchriest at 385-4230.
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Utilities Certification Schedule Targets Sept. 1 Deadline
The Texas Commission plans to certific te 24600 public utilities statewide by September 1. A total of 37 preliminaries and 23 hearings have occurred with final certificates granted in some cases. By completion, 36 hearings will have been held as part of the process.
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Wilson Criticizes Postal Reorganization And Closings
Congressman Charles Wilson denounces the Postal Reorganization Act and the Postal Service as financially failing since 1976. He cites deficits rising from 175 million to 1.6 billion, and rural post offices facing closures. a House resolution he coauthored defers small post office closings indefinitely.
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Geisendorff Reunion Draws 79 Heirs and Kin
The annual Geisendorff family reunion was held June 3 at the homes of Mrs. E. G. Geisendorff and Mrs. Doris McNeely with 79 heirs attending. Attendees included heirs of Albert, Ernest, and Henry Pedigo Geisendorff, and the oldest member was Reginald Geisendorff of Beaumont. The Nochter and Dorsey families traveled from California and Mississippi to attend.
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Doris McNeely
Albert Geisendorff
Ernest Geisendorff
Henry Pedigo Geisendorff
Reginald Geisendorff
Beaumont
Gail
Amanda Nochter
Fullerton
Calif
John Dorsey
Woodville
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