Silsbee Texas weekly newspaper masthead and staff list
The notice provides publication details for a Silsbee Texas weekly, including postal permit date April 10, 1919, address 410 Highway 96, Thursday issues, and subscription rates. Editorial staff names list co owners R L Read Jerry Zub Yona Whitman with society editor and mechanical department personnel.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler Jefferson
David Aoe
R. L. Read
Jerry Zub
Yona “Whitman
Week in a Texas town buzzes with twin calves and wrecked walls
Jerry Zuber recalls a lively week featuring a milch cow calf named Scott and Glenn, a local lumber dinner, and a handyman Howard Lee McDonald tearing through 540 N. Seventh. He warns about a trailer brake misadventure and notes community quirks, a Lions club mix up, and a nostalgic movie outing at Pines with Road to Hong Kong.
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H. Lee McDonald
Carpenter
Scott Carpenter
Harvey Ashcraft
Julia
Ashcraft
Scott and
Glenn
Howard Lee McDonald
Mac
Southern Pine Could Boost Texas Lumber Industry
Federal studies by the United States Forest Products Laboratory indicate the Southern Pine species have high density and strength suitable for engineered building parts. Dr. Edward G. Locke says these qualities promise new uses for wood and lower construction costs, with Texas as a leading regional producer watching closely.
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Texas
Edward G. Locke
Madison
Wis
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Locke
Longest Home Stand of Season Starts Sunday
The Houston Colt .45s launch their longest home stand of the season with a Sunday doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs at 2:30 p.m. They will host 14 games in 11 days, facing the Cubs, Phillies, Cardinals, and Giants. The week includes special nights like Ladies Night, Meet the Colt .45s Families Night, Stan Musial Night, Youth Baseball Day, and Camera Day with prize drawings.
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Houston Colt .45S
Chicago Cubs
Colt .45S
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Charlie Metro
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
George Altman
Ron Santo
Colt Stadium
Houston
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Johnny Keane
Cardinal
Little League
Pony
Colt League
Texas Teenage
American Legion
Cardinals
Alvin Dark
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Harvey Keunn
Willie McCovey
Southern Pine lumber outlook boosts Texas forest economy
U S Forest Service data shows Southern Pine sawtimber growth outpacing removal by at least 30 percent, pointing to Texas as a rising timber hub. With 1,100 mills and about 130,000 jobs tied to forest products, annual output nears 750 million dollars, while midyear gains in orders and shipments signal further expansion. A record 62 barloads of kiln dried Southern Pine reached Cincinnati, underscoring strong move to the Midwest.
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Texas
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
South
Southern Pine Association
Midwest
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Area Man Attends Fort Chaffee Cooking School
Army Pvt. Charles L. Waldrep of Spurger attended an eight week cooking course at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. He entered the Army last January and trained at Fort Chaffee. The 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs Grady Waldrep also has wife Judith who lives in Fred. Waldrep is a Spurger High School alumnus.
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Army
Charles L. Waldrep
Judith
Fred
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Waldrep
Grady Waldrep
Spurger
Spurger High
Ground Breaking Services at Good Shepherd Baptist Church
The church held groundbreaking ceremonies Sunday afternoon with Rev. Bob Bateman of Woodrow Baptist as guest speaker. Honor recognizes went to Mrs. Hanna David oldest member and first dirt digger, and to Mrs. I. R. Brownlee as oldest charter member. Charles Willis and H C Ross spoke at morning and evening services. GA groups and camp plans noted plus local visits and meetings.
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Bob Bateman
Woodrow Baptist Church
Hanna David
I. R. Brownlee
Dixie Whiteside
YWA
Newton
David Blalock
Oklahoma
Charles
Chuck) Willis
H. C. Ross
Orr GA
Joyce Herrington
WMU Organizes At Pinecrest Baptist Chapel
Thirteen churchwomen met Tuesday to organize a WMU at Pinecrest Baptist Chapel. Officers were installed led by Mrs. Earl Ferguson with roles for YA leaders and publicity. Training Union workers met Monday. plans for program improvements and a study course were discussed. Brotherhood week is July 2021 at East Texas Baptist Encampment in Newton with Rev. Smith attending.
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WMU
W. L. Caraway
First Baptist Church
Earl Ferguson
Elizabeth Byerly
Karl Sheffield
YWA
L. H. Reed
C. D. Thompson
George King
Eddis Smith
Dickey C. Sharp
B. W. Domaschk
Brotherhood
East Texas Baptist
Newton
Smith
Oilers Begin 1962 Camp With 49 Hopefuls At Ellington
Houston Oilers open 1962 training at Ellington Air Force Base with 49 hopefuls. New head coach Pop Ivy starts two-a-day practices after preliminary exams and fittings. Key rookies include Ray Jacobs and Don Fuell. veterans like George Blanda and Billy Cannon headline the retooled squad.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Ellington Air Force Base
Frank “Pop” Ivy
Ray Jacobs
Howard Payne
Oilers
Jacobs
Northwestern
Larry Onesti
Mississippi Southern
Don Fuell
Chicago Tribune
Oiler
Gulf Freeway
Gary Cutsinger
Okla. State
Bill Rice
Alabama
Ray Pinion
TCU
Gus Gonzales
Tulane
Bill Miller
New Mexico Highlands
Dean Wright
Duke
Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Fuell
Tom Goode
Walt Suggs
Mississippi
Suggs
Ralph White
Bowling Green
Baylor
John Frangillo
Frangillo
Dan Lanphear
Wisconsin
Gary Greaves
University of Miami
George Blanda
Billy Cannon
Dave Smith
Charley Tolar
Smith
Tolar
Fleet Charlie Hennigan
Bill Groman
Cannon
Hennigan
Groman
AFL
Hennigan-Groman
Ivy
Wally Lemm
St. Louis Cardinals
Lemm
K. S
Bud) Adams Jr
Houston Post
Walt Schlinkman
Joe Spencer
St. Louis
Neill Armstrong
Armstrong
Oklahoma State
Philadelphia Eagle
Baby Care in Heat How to Keep Infants Safe in Hot Texas Days
Advice for mothers on cooling babies during heat waves. Use cool spots, airflow, and shade. A fan aids circulation when temps exceed 84 degrees with no breeze. Air conditioners should be set to 78 and not aimed directly at the child. Never leave a baby in a parked car.
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Texas
Keeping a Baby Cool in Summer Heat
Advice for dressing infants by temperature and activity, with guidance on liquids, bathing, and drying to prevent overheating. Recommends diapers at 80 92 degrees, cotton shirt above 92, frequent position changes, and baths several times daily. Notes from the Public Health Education Division Texas State Department of Health.
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Public Health Education Division
Texas State Department of Health
Storm Cellars Could Become Fallout Shelters in Texas
Extension engineer W S Allen notes many tornado and underground cellars in Texas can be converted to fallout shelters. Key steps include three feet soil shielding or a 6 inch concrete slab, reinforced roof, right angle entrance, positive ventilation, five CFM per person, storage space, and a CONELRAD receiving antenna.
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Texas
W. S. Allen
Extension
Extension Service Office
Office of Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Seaman to Show New Williford Home Sunday
Builder Bill Seaman announces public showing of the new all electric three bedroom brick veneer home of Mr. and Mrs. Abel Williford Sunday afternoon from 1 30 to 4 30. The house sits six miles north of Silsbee on Brooks Field road with 2900 square feet under roof, year round air conditioning, brick fireplace in a large family room, ceramic tile baths, reverse living room, and a large rear screen porch.
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Abel Williford
Bill Seaman
Williford
Silsbee
Brooks Field Road
Seaman
Reeves Family Reunion Held Here
The Reeves family gathered at the Allen Reeves home on Sunday for a get together with a basket lunch. Out of town guests included Mrs. W. E. Berry of Martha ville Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. James Berry and children of Natchitoches Louisiana and others from Pineville Lake Charles Lutkin and Hull. Two children Allen Reeves and Rev and Mrs A H Reeves live in Silsbee.
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Reeves
Allen Reeves
W. E. Berry
Marthaville
James Berry
Natchitoches
Berry
Pineville
L. K. ,Crosby
Lake Charles
Amos Reeves
Lutkin
Dinnie Howell
Hull
A. H. Reeves
Silsbee
Card of Thanks for Sympathy at Bereavement
Words cannot express our gratitude for the many kind expressions of sympathy during our bereavement. Mrs. Martha R. Pickett Virgil and Ted Chance Mac and Mattie Sue Leight
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Martha R. Pickett
Virgil
Ted Chance
Mac
Mattie Sue Leight
Local couple thanks community after illness and loss
Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Hatch express gratitude to friends and neighbors for prayers flowers cards and support during Mrs Hatch illness and the loss of their baby.
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Ivory Hatch
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Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Linotype
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Barney McMahon
Barney
Silsbee Lions
Eddie Plunk
Horace Whittington
Britton-Cravens Lumber
Harry Kuhn
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
the Pines
Hong Kong
Darins
Pressleys
Twist
Bob
Fabians
Joan Collins
Henry
South Coast Life
South Coast Life Insurance Company
Soo Weedwerd
Mesry M. Doselisd
Hawthorne
Jesse
Don
Joe
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Village Creek
Fort Chaffee, Ark
Good Shepherd Baptist News
Pinecrest Baptist Chapel
Charles L. Deir
McLaughlin Refrigeration Co
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