Stolen Chevrolet Found By Beaumont Police On Pine Street
The 1956 Chevrolet owned by Mr and Mrs Dan Spears stolen from the Baptist Hospital about a month ago was recovered by Beaumont police on Pine Street with the back seat packages intact and no damage to the car. The community notices include visits by family and friends, church events, and local youth activities across Buna Texas in early July 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Spears
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Pine Street
L. R. Aikman
Cameron
Texas
Ester Wallace
Cora Aikman
Clifford Angel
Janet
Calhoun Cr
Normangee
R. R. Hudspeth
Amelia
Taylor
Buna
Hill Carlon
el Monte
Calif
Glenn Wistrand
F. G. Wistrand
Houston
Rhonda Gay Chestnut
Sulphur
West Cameron Hospital
Johnnie Whitaker
Spain
Biloxi
Miss
J. B. Pruitt
Robert Leo Webb
Missionary Baptist
Longview
Missionary Baptist Church of
Albert Beavers
Nacogdoches
Bobby Webb
Ann Hammond
Willie Mae Thompson
Bonnie Cook
Port Neches
Evadale and area note church work and travels
Mrs Jesse Burch recently returned from a 15 day vacation visiting Palmetto Morgan City Big Cane and Evadale relatives. The piece lists weddings visits to relatives in La and Tex including Pentecostal services at Evadale, Camp Wilbur in Silsbee and community notes on clubs, deaths, baptist circles and local events. It mentions Rev L A Vining and Rev Mason Stark among others and notes a 30 day furlough for Pvt Arnold Swearingin, grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Sweargin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Burch
L. A. Vining
Palmetto
Moses Boudreaux
Evelyn Harris
Big Cane
Morgan City
Rose Overhultz
Nell
Johnny Locost
Patterson
Felix Oliver
Roland Pennison
Bill
Audrey Vining
New Orleans
L. Rodriguez
Charles Earl Rodriguez
Marrera
Baton Rouge
Elmore Ashford
Tioga
A. W. MccDonald
Houston
Arabia
Franklin E. Williamson Jr
Buna
McDonald
Hazel Sparks
Williams Home
Barbara Ann Griffis
David
Camp Wilbur
Silsbee
Assembly of God Church
Evadale
Mason Stark
Sam Stark
United Pentecostal Church
Mary Alexander
WMU
L. E. Blant
Lottie Moon
Intermediate Training Union
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Newton
Jean Domiiny
Little League
Carol Ainsworth
Gerald Cowdray
Arnold F. Swearingin
Germany
Sweargin
Frank Sweargin
Buna Girls Sign For Lamar Tech Cheerleader Clinic
Buna residents Doris McBride and Donna Mae Scurlock are among 215 registered for the Lamar Tech Cheerleader clinic August 6 to 11. National instructors plus the Lamar Tech corps will lead the program held with the Twirling and Drum Majoring Clinic, drawing more than 500 participants from five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buna
Lamar Tech
Charles A. Wiley
Doris McBride
Donna Mae Scurlock
Victor Minister Conducts Revival at Full Gospel Church
Rev. Burl Stephens leads a revival at the Full Gospel church located 214 miles north of Silsbee with Mrs. Stephens directing the music. Services are nightly at 7 30 p m. Rev. E O Dohmann serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Stephens
Victor
Full Gospel
Silsbee
Buna Youth To Be Speaker At Woodrow Revival
Jerry Clark of Buna will be the guest speaker for a youth sponsored revival at Woodrow Baptist Church from July 16 to July 23. John Morgan of Beaumont, Baylor University student, will lead the music. Services start 7 30 each night with daily prayer meetings at 6 30. Rev R L Bateman, pastor, invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Clark
Buna
Woodrow Baptist Church
John Morgan
Beaumont
Baylor University
R. L. Bateman
Evadale Buna II All Stars Named for Playoffs
Evadale Buna II Little League All Stars were chosen last Saturday to represent the league in the playoffs. Wildcats Orioles Yankees Red Socks provides a roster of 15 players including Billy Joe Burrell Gary Wayne Graham Glenn Stratton Cary Dell Hester Roy Young Kenneth Collier Jerry Cole Johnny Hale Dan Currie David Matthews Doug Petty Johnny Rush James West Tommy Brooks. Managers are Josh Hale and Troyce Taylor. The Wildcats Orioles tied for first, and All Stars will face Orangefield July 20 in the opening round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evadale-Buna
Mack Nash
The
Bee
Billy Joe Burrell
Gary Wayne Graham
Glenn Stratton
Cary Dell Hester
Roy Young
Wildcats
Kenneth Collier
Jerry Cole
Johnny Hale
Orioles
Dan Currie
David Matthews
Doug Petty
Yankees
Johnny Rush
James West
Tommy Brooks
Red Socks
Josh Hale
Troyce Taylor
All Stars
Orangerfield
Henry J. Smith Dies in Louisiana at 48
Henry J. Smith aged 48 died July 4 at Sabine Clinic in Zwolle Louisiana after a brief illness. He was a Leesville lifelong resident and Ollie Grove Baptist Church member. Funeral services were held July 6 at Pine Hill Baptist Church Leesville with Rev Arthur Haymond officiating. Survivors include one daughter Mrs Lewis Gore of Silsbee five sons including Wayne Smith and James Smith of Silsbee and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Smith
Sabine Clinic
Zwolle
Leesville
Ollie Grove
Pine Hill Baptist Church
Arthur Haymond
Lewis Gore
Silsbee
Wayne Smith
James Smith
Local Social Notes and Tragic Car Crash Kollide
Votan area residents share visits and gatherings at family homes and churches in Hartburg Hartsburg and nearby towns. The piece notes multiple relatives and friends visiting including the Teal family and others with mentions of a fatal car wreck killing Earnest Gore his wife and baby in Coneyhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tanton
Ronnie
Bernice Kirkland
Robert Allen
George
Ouida Ruth Knight
D. H. Teal
Betty Ann Harvey
Beaumont
John Moss
Lucy Commander
P. H. Plake
Buna
Jim Smith
Gilmer
Hugh Brawley
Maxine Smith
Liberty Hospital
H. B. Warren
Romayor
Mrs C C DuBose Dies In Harlingen At 75
Mrs C C DuBose longtime Silsbee resident died of a heart attack Monday night at her daughter Mrs O H Sullivan's home in Harlingen She was 75 and had lived in Harlingen the past year Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 in Silsbee First Baptist Church Rev R E Barclay officiating Burial followed at Ford Cemetery Newton County with Farmer Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers were L D Self D D Shine Herbert Elmore David Read Al Mashburn and John Meyers She is survived by her daughter Mrs Sullivan of Harlingen a brother Burton Hughes of Bon Cher four grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McDonald
Forrest Eugene
Silver
Texas
F. B. Seiman
Harvey Harrell
N. C. Young
E. H. Young
Mr. Young
Allen Chance
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Beaumont
Jack Busby
S. Hooks
United Pentecostal Church of
Joe Broussard
Port Arthur
Annie Templeton
A. D. Templeton
Westlake
Leroy Templeton
Bert Hayes
Ronnie Milner
St. Therese Hospital
Chance
Thelma Curtis
Baptist Hospital
A. G. Lassiter
Beauart Gardens
A. F. Butler
Zemma Hare
WMU
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Mildred Wilcox
F. B. Selman
Alice Bagby
W. C. Skelton
Annie Armstrong
C. C. DuBose
Silsbee
O. H. Sullivan
Harlingen
Bodie
First Baptist Church
R. E. Barclay
Ford Cemetery
Newton County
Farmer Funeral Home
L. D. Self
D. D. Shine
Herbert Elmore
David Read
al Mashburn
John Meyers
Sullivan
Burton Hughes
Boncher
Vermont's Admission as the Union’s First After the Original Thirteen
Vermont became the first state admitted to the Union after the original thirteen states. The milestone marked a key expansion of statehood in early United States history, establishing Vermont as a new member of the federal republic and opening a path for subsequent growth.
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Vermont
Reeves Package Store Permit Application Notice
Richard Reeves applies for a package store permit for Reeves Package Store to be known as the outlet located about three miles east of the intersection of F M 92 and US 96 on the north side of US 96 in Hardin County Texas. Mail address Route 1 Box 537 Silsbee Texas. Richard Reeves Sole Proprietor and Applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reeves
Reeves Package Store
U. S. 96
Hardin County
Texas
Silsbee
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King Taylor
Bubba"” Kaine
Cecil Powell
Emery Spell
Nealy Griffis
Paul Henry Swearingin
Fort Hood
John Swearing
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Louisiana
Chance Fletcher News
White’s Auto Store
Sils
White Auto Store
Silshee D. L
Carl Drive
Miami
Fla
Sherry
Enos
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Linda Winter
Cincinnati
Buna II
Orangefield
Votan News
Marcel Nugent
Emma Nell Hartsburg
Mother Teal
Oak Grove Church
Hartburg
F. Hobden
Hartsburg
Alice Thomas
Orange
E. Hobden
Lake Charles
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Charles Smith
Mrs. Smith
Arkan
Ita
Wotaw
Norma Joe Loftin
James Creel
Kountze
Alma Pearson
Jasper
Houston Fields
Saratoga
Jhorne
Betty Ann Harvey l
Electra
Joan Graham
Jesse Whitmire
Champaine
Votan
Ed Graham
George Graham
Graham
FE. L. Teal
Kervin
Hollygrove
Elvie Kervin
North Kirby
Minimax
City Utilities
Jake May
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