National Editorial notes for Silsbee publication details
Entered under a second class mailing permit April 19 1919 at Silsbee Texas. Published weekly at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas with subscription rates 3.50 within nearby counties and 4.00 elsewhere. Editorial staff list includes David Read R L Read Tommy Read Leona Whitman Judy Jones Flet Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Leona Whitman
Judy Jones
Texas launches 10 million bond plan for college aid
Austin announces a 10 million dollar state bond sale under a new opportunity plan to fund college education for qualified Texas youth. The Coordinating Board says the total 85 million in bonds will enable loans up to 1000 dollars for undergraduates and 1500 for graduates with six percent interest paid by the federal government while in school. Borrowers must have family income under 15000 dollars and must be admitted with two recommendations. Initial sale awarded to a Chicago bank, funds available for the 1966 fall semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
John E. Gray
Beaumont
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Chicago
U.S
Palo Duro
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Texas Liquor Control Board
Harrison County Commissioners Court
Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison Jr
Travis B. McNair
Banderas
State Board of Tuberculosis
Bill A. Martin
Newton
Jasper
Sabine
San Augustine
Tom Creighton
State
Texas Water Polution Control Board
Texas Water Development Fund
Hardin County Deeds and Trusts in 1960s Transfers List
A long register of real estate actions in Hardin County Texas includes Allied Concord Financial Corp on deed releases to Charlie Cruse etux, Silsbee State Bank releases, and many deeds of trust, assignments, and warranties. It also covers Wildwood Resort City dedication, mineral leases, and numerous transfers among banks, oil firms, and individuals with firms like Port Arthur Savings, Neches National Bank, and Buck Jones Lumber Company named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Concord Financial Corp
Charlie Cruse
Etux
Silsbee State Bank
WC. de Hart
American Family Life Insurance Company
Deloris Thornton
B. Schaize
Michael Page
Goldstar Builders
Cliff, Homes Inc
Crouch Mortigage Company
Mansard Homes Inc
Port Arthur Savings & Loan Assoc
Leonard V. Curran
W. L. McNulty
Hardin County Savings and Loan Assoc
Joe Frank Hienett
Vail D
Bessie Whitmire
R. E. Brewster
Fralise Farms Inc
First Security National Bank
Gertrude Johnson
T. R. Short
Clarence Yarbrough
T. R. Grohn
Sour Lake State Bank
Sadie C. Rhodes
Joe F. Hignett
Jasper Federal Savings of Loan Assoc
American National Bank of Beaumont
Wildwood Assoc
Dancy Laton
Waranty
Dency Loeton
Hardin County Savings & Loan Assoc
Charles R. Rawls
Edward Garcea
F. H. Carpenter Jr
R. D. Edmondson
C. J. McClinski
Carpenter Corp
Oil, Gas & Min
American Casualty Company
Earl M. Hooks
Abs
Frank C. Moos
Jimmie Lee Moss
Eastex Inc
Carl T. Bledso
Carl T Bledso
Et al
Southern Neches
Southern Neches Corp
George A. Bosch
Richard L. Marboules
James A. McKim Jr
Ruel E. Gammell
Pinewood Dev. Corp
Wood
Fay Corley
Herbert F. Corley
Fiord Holden Et
Herbert F Corley
Beaumont Credit Corp
San Jacinto Savings & Loan Assoc
South Main State Bank
Lloyd M
Byrtle B. Jordan
Ogden Buxton
Leon Tull
Bronson Baker Jr
First Security
National Bank
Mary M. Bean
Johnnie T. Fisher
W. C. Britton
Pledge Bean
John H. Delaney
American National Bank
J. E. Carrell
Neches National Bank
Neches Nations Bank
Fannie Goodman
Co N. Yeary
Beaumont Savings & Loan Assoc
Ol Reserve Corp
Sinclair Oil & Gas
Buck Jones Lumber Company
Hamilton Lumber Company
R. F. Fortenberry
Beaumont
Savings & Loan Assoc
Harold R. Clayton
Besumontee & Loan Assoc
Charlie Watts
Ack
Tennancy
George J. Gottfried
Alvin R., Mainik
A. B. Walker
Delores Thornton
W. W. Howell
R. L. Brown
L. Brown
Carter Hart
Johnny R. Smith
Jefferson County Savings & Loan Aassoc
Lena Cherry
F. L. Burrows
F. L. Burrus
Robert A. Simmons
Burrus
W. S. Levy
C.N. Yeary
First National Bank of Jasper
Vernon Lusk
Britton Cravens Lumber Co
H. P. Williford
Shell Oil Co
Oi, Gas & Min
Gateway National Bank
R. L. Doyle
H. Flowers
Cyril G. Gradwohl
Phillip B. Lucas
O. R
First City National Bank of Houston
Clayton N. Smith
Argus Production Co
Minnie Macomber
A. C. Kinsey
Young Homemakers Meet in Waldo Mathew School
The Young Homemakers of Texas held a weekly meeting on July 20 at Waldo Mathew School with Mrs. Vera MecKeithan presiding. Family night followed the business session as children were entertained with songs games and refreshments. Members voted to attend a Civil Defense Course at the Fire Station. Marva Moffett and Addiel were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Homemakers
Texas
Waldo Mathew School
Vera MecKeithan
Marva Moffett
Addiel
Shelton Named Reporters And Supervisors Named
Shelton reporters were Mrs. W. M. Johns and Mrs. Rene McDonald. They serve as supervisors overseeing local duties and morale within the office.
Plans for Methodist Youth Activities Week
Plans are complete for Youth Activities Week at First Methodist Church from Sunday, July 31 to Friday, August 5 with Rev. Randy Williams of Beaumont as guest speaker. The week centers on Christ's Youth In Action, featuring evening talks on The Every Day Problems of Youth in the Light of the Christian Faith, a drama A Case Against Eve, and daily activities in Cravens Hall and Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Vicky Jonte
Randy Williams
Robert’s Avenue Methodist Church
Beaumont
Christ's Youth In Action
Cravens Hall
Fellowship Hall
James Jeffrey Jr
Western Night Recreation Schedule at Cravens Hall
Wednesday offers a Western night of general recreation in Cravens Hall with supper by the Men’s Bible Class and The Methodist Men. Thursday features supper by Fellowship and Wesley Classes and a Disco theque plus a Hootenany. Friday closes with a trip to Honey Island at 6:30 for swim, picnic, and an outdoor worship service with a Hawaiian theme.
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Cravens Hall
Fellowship
Wesley
Honey Island
Emmanuel Group To Meet Tonight
The Emmanuel Baptist Association meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the local First Baptist Church with Mrs. V. Caraway presiding. Miss Arnell Chambless will present the calendar of prayer and Miss Vickie Bostick receives WMU scholarship. A nursery will be available and refreshments follow.
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Emmanuel Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
WMU
J. A. Hendrix
First Assembly of God Church
The
Holy Lana
Mrs. Ragan Pursuing Further Education at Stephen F. Austin
Mrs Alvin J Ragan is attending Stephen F Austin in Nacogdoches where she earned her masters degree and is completing work on an administrator's certificate She will stay six more weeks at the school taking two education courses.
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Alvin J. Ragan
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches
Sixteen Proposed Changes In Texas Constitution Noted
Voters face sixteen constitutional amendments from the last legislative session at the upcoming general election. Proposals cover tax, voting, judiciary, residency rules, and public welfare measures. Amendments include land tax factoring agricultural use, airport authorities, policing retirement benefits, survivor aid for first responders, and repeal of the poll tax.
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Texas
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
Linotype
John Hamilton
Gage Oy Vera Sonfora
Angelina County
van Zandt
Kaufman Counties
Railroad Commission
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
Trans- Pecos
Panhandle
Trans-Pecos
Turkey
Commission
Hardin County
Jessie R. Chambless
Neema Dyer
First State Bank of
C N. Yeary
Milton Steele Jr
Earl P. Edgler
Earl P. Edgley
Milton Steel Jr
Nettie Whitmire
Gore
Smokehouse
Gore's
Methodist
Rev. Williams
Jr. Hi
Sr. Hi
W.S.C.S. and Guild
the Pines
Merman’s Hermits
Read and Victory
Emmanuel Group
Alvin Ragan
Arlington State College
Permanent University Fund
Texas Department of Corrections
United States
Texas Water Development Board
RCA
Wetter Hs
Lal
Ma Atlas
Eg Fort
Silsbee, Texas
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