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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1963

Page

2

South Texans Pay $2 Billion In Income Taxes

R L Phinney district director said the IRS district collected over 244 billion in taxes for the year ended June 30 1963, up 225 million from last year. Withholding up 79 million excise up 189 million and income taxes up 43 million, about 97 percent of collections came from voluntary assessments with less than 3 percent from IRS enforcement.

South Texas IRS R. L. Phinney Internal Revenue Service

Evans Signs Up For Twirling Camp At Lamar Tech

Brenda Evans of Evadale High School enrolls in the annual twirling and drum majoring camp at Lamar Tech. Out of town students will stay in new dormitories under the Dean of Student Life with a staff of about 40 counselors and meals in the air conditioned dining hall.

Brenda Evans Evadale High School Lamar State College of Technology Ruby Evans Evadale Lamar Tech

Silsbee State Bank Report of Condition June 29 1963

Report of condition for Silsbee State Bank Silsbee Texas at close of business June 29 1963. Items listed include cash balances 1 816 012 78, US government obligations 2 333 427 03, state and local securities 1 318 626 90, corporate stock 12 000.00, loans and discounts, bank premises 68 000.00, furniture and fixtures 16 874.75, real estate other than bank premises and other assets totaling 86 874.75 2 00 890 20.

United States Federal Reserve Bank

Banking Statement Totals and Liabilities Update

A financial snapshot shows Demand Deposits for individuals and businesses at 4,321,489.97 and Time and savings deposits at 2,006,654.42. Total Deposits reach 7,793,469.50 with liabilities listed as 277,546.39 and 33,017.90, plus other liabilities 86,470.50, totaling liabilities.

United States

Capital Accounts Balance Sheet Fragment

A partial capital accounts record shows common stock with total par value $200,000 and sections for surplus undivided profits reserves and total liabilities and capital accounts. The fragment lacks complete figures for totals and categories.

Memoranda on report of condition notarized in Hardin County

Cecil Cobble vice president of the associated bank attests the report of condition as true and correct. Directors attest the document has been examined and is true to the best of their knowledge. Sworn before notary Mrs Leon Jennings on July 8 1963 in Hardin County Texas.

Cecil Cobble State of Texas Hardin Leon Jennings Hardin County Texas

Poll tax issue opens Texas voters to constitutional change

Austin lawmakers tackle a tangled poll tax plan as Oct 1 payments begin and a Nov 9 special election could repeal the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting. If repealed a 25 cent registration fee might apply. federal amendments could force special registration in some races.

Austin Texas U. S Arizona South Dakota Tex Citzens Rider Citizens’ Advisory Committee State Board of Education Herbert O. Willborn Amarillo Commissioner of Education J. W. Edgar Board of Education Travis County Penrose Metcalfe San Angelo Harris County Eugene Locke IG. O. P Veterans Land Jerry Sadler Zavala Maverick Hidalgo

Red Cross Swimming Classes Registration Tonight at Silsbee Pool

Registration for three Red Cross swimming classes at Silsbee Swimming Pool runs today and Friday from 3 to 5 p m. Classes start Monday with an advanced beginner group for ages 9 to 12, an adult beginner class, and a teenage beginner class. The courses are free courtesy of the American Red Cross and taught by Marvin Brown. A pool-use minimum fee applies.

Red Cross Silsbee Swimming Pool American Red Cross Marvin Brown

Miller Johnson Post to Host Legion Convention

Miller Johnson American Legion Post 893 will host the 26th district convention in Silsbee in October. Commander H P Moran invites World War I II and Korean veterans with honorable discharges to attend Wednesday meetings at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Nick Bailey leads arrangements.

Miller - Johnson American Legion Silsbee H. P. Moran Masonic Temple Nick Bailey

Gholson Family Reunion Held at Winston Park

About fifty people attended the Gholson family reunion at Winston Park in Lufkin. A basket lunch was served at noon.

Gholson Winston Park Lufkin

Mexican Land In Center Of El Paso Texas Tall Tales

The Texas Highway Department explains two El Paso curiosities Old Mexico as a river border pocket and New Mexico as a highway segment inside the city. The 1852 Rio Grande center was defined by a 1928 Supreme Court ruling and 1,222 feet of roadway lying in New Mexico. Cordova Island near the river is a peaceful enclave of 385 acres joined by a bridge to Mexico.

Zavala Grady Claude Hogue Cisco Little Island State Highway Department Mexico el Paso Texas Old Mexico New Mexico Department Cordova Island Rio Grande Texas Education Agency San Benito Edinburg McAllen Pharr - San Juan - Alamo State Board of Education State Highway Commission D.C Greer Texas Employment Commission Austin Texas Highway Department United States Supreme Court of the United States Rio Grande River U. S. Supreme Court Texas Highway Apartment New Mexico State Highway Department Ciudad Juarez International Boundary Commission The International Boundary and Water Commission

Story Hour At City Library For Children's Reading

Billie June Coudrain and Linda McNulty host a children's storytelling hour at the city library today from 2 to 8 PM using puppets. Open to 5 to 9 year olds with enrollment free and a Texas Reading Club goal to read at least 12 books by August 31 for a colorful certificate.

Billie June Coudrain Melinda McNulty H. T. Horka Texas Reading Club Silsbee Public Library Texas State Library

Seasonal Lawn Care Hints From Expert A C Novosad

A C Novosad explains essential lawn care including fertilization with soil tests when possible, or a spring 1-1-1 or 2-1-1 complete fertilizer to supply two pounds of nitrogen per 1000 sq ft. He advises periodic nitrogen applications every 30-40 days through summer, fall fertilization before killing frost, and watering only when needed to depth of six inches. Regular mowing, sharp blades, and proper heights for Bermuda, St Augustine, and bluegrass complete the guidance, with herbicide help available from the county agent.

A. C. Novosad Novosad St. Augustine

Lions Club Plans Committees at Regular Luncheon

The Lions Club met at the Blue Bonnet Cafe with Cc. E. Landolt Jr. presiding and approved plans for new committees for the coming year. Herbert Elmore reported on the Lions International Convention in Miami. A directors meeting is set for tonight at 7:30 at Mr. Landolt's home. Guests Kenneth Wagner and A. E. F. Read attended.

Lions Club Blue Bonnet Cafe Cc. E. Landolt Jr Herbert Elmore Lions International Miami Fla Mr. Landolt Kenneth Wagner A. E F. Read

Local Births Report From Pasadena to Silsbee

Dr and Mrs Louis H Thacker of Pasadena announce the birth of John Wallace on June 22. Mr and Mrs Julian Roy Bankston of Silsbee welcome David Roy born July 4. Barbara Doylene born July 2 to Mr and Mrs B W Gaines of Beaumont. David Lawrence born July 2 to Mr and Mrs Hubert Moore of Silsbee. Arlen Lewis of Silsbee reports a son John Edward born July 2. James Clinton born July 6 to Mr and Mrs Robert L Stewart of Silsbee.

Louis H. Thackler Pasadena John Wallace Julian Roy Bankston Silsbee David Roy Barbara Doylene B. W. Gaines Beaumont David Lawrence Hubert Moore Arlen Lewis John Edward James Clinton Robert L. Stewart

President Addressing: Mr. President or Sir Preferred

An etiquette note states that the president of the United States should be addressed as Mr. President or Sir. The guidance emphasizes proper form of respectful address in formal and informal contexts.

United States

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