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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1957

Page

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Trial Opens in 1950 Silsbee Murder Case

Jury selection concludes as T C Cunningham faces trial in H A Coe's 88th district court for the Village Creek killing of Knight near Silsbee. Prosecutors seek death penalty. Cunningham pleads not guilty and previously confessed after arrest. About 20 witnesses expected. The defendant’s relatives have hired Earl Wills to defend him.

T. C. Cunningham Silsbee Willis Selman Cunningham H. A. Coe 88Th District Frank Knight of Beaumont Stanley S. Coe Kountze Cecil Harrell Earl Wills Knight

Annexation plan for Silsbee to trigger 750000 water sewer bond vote

Silsbee council eyes annexing a strip around the east and south edges within 45 days then holding a 750000 water and sewer bond election. Glover Wills and J R Phillips of Houston will refund Royal Neighbors bonds first. half revenue bonds and half tax bonds to fund improvements. The move also funds a new billing machine and partial firemen training costs at Texas A&M College.

Silsbee Glover Wills J. R. Phillips Houston High Center Royal Neighbors Corporation Wills Mr. Phillips Silsbee Swimming Pool Knapple Cemetery Road Woodrow Addition Royal Neighbors Spence Love Texas A & M College College Station

Saratoga Stock Law Vote Called

A stock law election for justice precinct 7 of Hardin county including Saratoga and nearby areas is set for July 17 by the Hardin county commissioners court after petition support was certified by county clerk Clarence McNeely. If approved the measure would place hogs cattle sheep goats and donkeys under stock law across nearly four-fifths of Hardin county with Honey Island Thicket and Wotaw remaining outside.

Hardin County Saratoga Commissioners’ Court Clarence McNeely Batson Fletcher Richardson Honey Island Thicket Wotaw

Dick Nash Flies Back To Venezuela

Dick Nash a former Silsbee resident who has spent 14 years in Caracas left New Orleans by plane to return home after visiting his mother Mrs. R. L. Nash and brother Ed Nash and family. He is an official of the Rogers Geophysical Company of Houston which has done extensive work in South America.

Dick Nash Silsbee Caracas Venezeula South America New Orleans R. L. Nash Ed Nash Rogers Geophysical Company of Houston

Ward Family Visit Highlights Houston Gathering

Mrs Sim Ward and her sons visited Sunday in Houston at the home of Alvin Ward and family and Melvin Hayes and family, sharing time with relatives.

Sim Ward and Sons Houston Alvin Ward Melvin Hayes

New Fishing Licenses Go On Sale Before Sept 1

1957 hunting and fishing licenses are printed and will be sold by deputies before September 1. New fishing licenses cost 2.15 dollars per year and apply to salt and fresh water fishing. Hunting licenses are 3.25 dollars. Licenses required for most fishing and hunting in Texas, with exemptions few. Local wardens and deputies selling licenses urged to check for details.

Texas Game and Fish Comision Texas

Haughts Visit Read Family in Silsbee

Mr and Mrs Haught and two daughters from Lubbock arrived in Silsbee last Thursday to visit Texas Tech college friends Mr and Mrs R L Read and Randy. The group planned salt water fishing at Port Bolivar and camping at Town Bluff Lake before returning to Lubbock.

Mrs. Haught Bob Reads O. B. Haught Lubbock Silsbee R. L. Read Randy Haughts Reads Texas Tech Bob Port Bolivar Town Bluff Lake Town Bluff Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Haught

Kirby Union Set to Meet Kirby Lumber Officials Saturday

International Woodworkers Local 114 of Silsbee and Kirby Lumber officials plan a 9 a m Saturday meeting in Houston at the company's general offices. The session follows a Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service request and aims to address a 16 cent hourly wage increase as strike actions continue. Local President Robert Morris thanked local businessmen for timely credit during the strike.

International Woodworkers Silsbee Kirby Lumber Corporation Houston J. K. Herndon Kirby Robert Morris Federal Mediation and Counciliation Service Texas Morris Mr. Morris New Electric South

Roundhouse Downsized as Diesels Expand in Silsbee

Demolition reduces Santa Fe roundhouse from 24 stalls to 12 as diesel locomotives replace steam power. Six stalls retain pits, turntable kept for diesel use. project started six weeks ago with removal of walls and site clearance underway. B L Moreland serves as roundhouse foreman. Silsbee's roundhouse began in 1906 with 14 stalls, eight added later.

Santa Fe Roundhouse Silsbee Roundhouse B. L. Moreland W. P. Barrett Bill McQueen Mr. Moreland J. E McQuillan C. F. Barnhill J. D Nimmo W C. Ellison D. J. Everett L. L. Luthey J. L. Fertig Kirby Santa FE

Eastex Buys Piedmont Carton Plant in Charlotte NC

R. M. Buckley announces Eastex Pulp and Paper acquisition of Piedmont Carton Company assets in Charlotte. Piedmont will operate as Eastex subsidiary with A. T. Cucullu remaining as VP and GM of the Charlotte unit. 53 employees, 30,000 sq ft facility, 1944 origin, expansion planned for folding box plant.

R. M. Buckley East Texas Pulp and Paper Company Piedmont Carton Company Charlotte North Carolina A. T. Cucullu S. P. Simpkins Cucullu Piedmont Carton Eastex Piedmont Buckley

Veteran East Texas physician Dr Worthey dies at 82

Funeral services for Dr William Worthey 82 of Call were held at 2 pm last Thursday in Kirbyville. A longtime physician with 50 years practice including 40 years with Kirby Lumber Corp he worked in Silsbee Evadale Voth Village Mills Call Front Bon Weir Steep Creek and Jasper. He was a Baptist, member of the AMA, Jasper Newton BHscounty Medical Society, DeWitt Clinton Masonic Lodge and Kirbyville Lions Club. Interment in Fairview Cemetery Tyler County. He is survived by wife, one daughter, one son, a granddaughter, two sisters and two brothers.

William Worthey Call FE. E. Stringer Kirbyville Worthey East Texas Kirby Lumber Corp Silsbee Evadale Voth Village Mills Front Bon Weir Steep Creek

Harvill Couple to be Honored on 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs F A Harvill Sr will be honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday July 14 from 2 to 5 PM at their home. Hostesses include Evelyn Brownlee Erma Stutts Mrs F A Harvill Jr Mrs BG Creel Mrs G T Barnes and Miss Frankie Lee Hignett. invitations issued through the press.

F. A. Harvill, Sr Evelyn Brownlee Erma

Garland couple visits relatives as children stay three weeks

Rev and Mrs Ben Cash and children Yvonne and John from Garland Texas visit Mrs and Mr D H McGill. The children will remain with their grandparents three weeks while the parents attend a study course in Washington DC. Mrs Cash is formerly Mary McGill.

Ben Cash Yvonne John Garland Texas D. H. McGill Washington, D. C Cash Mary McGill

One Fatality In County During July Fourth Weekend

Hardin County reports one traffic fatality and no drownings over the Independence Day weekend. A Houston man died in a car crash near Honey Island Sunday afternoon. Sheriff’s Deputy noted 16 arrests total including one DWI and one petty theft. James D. Byford of Silsbee fined 50 dollars and jailed three days on the DWI count. Rountree said the weekend was unusually quiet and the department was thankful.

Hardin County Dave Rountree Rountze Houston Honey Island Rountree James D. Byford Silsbee

Young Mexican Statistician Visits Here

Juan Armas Dominguez, an up and coming statistician in Mexico's vital statistics bureau, spends a week in Silsbee visiting his uncle Gilbert Dominguez and family. He studied at the University of Mexico and earned a bachelor’s in vital statistics from the University of Chile. He has traveled across Mexico and shared insights about his country.

Juan Armas Dominguez Bureau of Vital Statistics of Mexico Silsbee Gilbert Dominguez University of Mexico Chili South America University of

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A. M. Bradshaw Don Lee Hawthorne W. P. Crockett Elmer Peeler A. Wicks W. W. Kincaid George Owens Claude Edge Sour Lake G. L. Henderson W. J. Brackin D. E. Lack Stewart Goins Stewart Gerald Cooks Lake Road Loeb Neches Village Creek Saratoga Stock Law Tom Burch Doc Selman Richardson Eastex Mrs. Harvill
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