Silsbee Texas newspaper masthead and staff roster
Association entered under a second class mailing permit April 10 1919 at the Post Office at Silsbee Texas Published every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas Subscription Rates 3 50 per year in Hardin County 4 00 per year outside Hardin County R R Burgess Joe Thompson Tommy Read Louis Johnson James Johnson Storial staff Read eeeee David Read and Co owners and publishers Jerry Zuber News Editor Mrs Leona Whitman Society and Personal Editor Mechanical Department Composing Room Foreman Printer-Operator Printer Stereotyper Pressman
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin County
David Read
Jerry Zuber
Transport Company Picnic Brings Out Evadale Employees
Robertson Transport Company of Evadale hosted a Saturday picnic for employees and their families. The event offered food, games, and social time for workers and relatives.
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Robertson Transport Company of
Evadale
Picnic at East Texas Pulp and Paper grounds hosts 62 guests
A barbecue gathering was held Saturday evening at the East Texas Pulp and Paper Co. picnic grounds. Barbecue and trimming were served to 62 guests. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bettis and others from Houston. Bob Sissell, terminal manager in Evadale, directed the event.
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East Texas Pulp and Paper Co
Jim Bettis
Ted Gaylord
Ronald Boyd
E. C. Wilson
Walter Kleyle
Houston
Bob Sissell
Evadale
Bryan Moore
Randy
L. B. Fulgham
L. Z. Roberts
Runnels
Laura Bourham
A. A. Mendoza
New Orleans
L. Gibson
G. L. Gibson
James
L. Cariker
Port Arthur
D. A. Gibson
Woodville
Dam
Dennis Gibson
Palestine
George Wayne Brown
Gulf States Utilities
Isbell's Grocery Market Promises Low Prices
Isbell's Grocery and Market touts solid ground and value for shoppers in a friendly local ad. The store emphasizes meat and grocery bargains, steady prices, and respect for customer food budgets.
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Isbell’s
$91 Million In Income Tax Recovered In 1957 58
Federal tax enforcement in the Austin District recovered 91 million dollars in additional revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30 1958. District Director R L Phinney said the total exceeded the prior year by 15 million and broke down into auditing 49.5 million pre refund auditing 4 million mathematical verification 4 million delinquent accounts 28 million and intelligence investigations 5.5 million. Most taxes came from correcting honest taxpayer errors found by IRS audits.
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Austin District
Phinney
IRS
Income Taxes Hit New All Time High During Year
R L Bob Phinney of Austin Revenue announced 1958 fiscal year federal tax collections ended June 30 at over 1 430 million, exceeding 1957 by more than 52 million. Higher withholdings from wages signal continued high employment in the Southern half. gains also from state and gift taxes and excise taxes.
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R. L
Bob) Phinney
Austin
Internal Revenue
Dr Olds Addresses East Texas Science Club Meet
Dr M S Olds was principal speaker at the July East Texas Science Club meeting held at the Fredonia Hotel in Nacogdoches. He spoke on The use of Foot Lifts in relief of chronic headaches, stressing their use in difficult migraine cases.
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M. S. Olds
East Texas Science Club
Chiropractic
Fredonia Hotel
Nacogdoches
Presbyterian Church Announces Services for Sunday
First Presbyterian Church will hold regular services this Sunday with Church School at 10:00 a.m. and Worship at 11:00. The Choir meets at 7:39 p.m. morning and evening circle meetings are planned for Wednesday August 6 at Mrs Biloro's home and Mrs Rob inson's residence. Mrs Tom Barnes will lead Bible study.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Biloro
Wayne Robinson
Tom Barnes
Masons To Meet Friday Night For Master Degree Work
Masonic Lodge 927 calls a meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Temple for master degree work. Roy Rodgers is worshipful master and invites visiting brothers. F L Choate serves as secretary. The message also thanks friends and relatives for support during bereavement for W H Rose's family.
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Masonic Lodge 927
Masonic Temple
Roy Rodgers
F. L. Choate
W. H. Rose
Local Precinct Leaders, Voters Count in Loeb July Primary
Judge J M Bowman praised supporters as D A Gibson thanks friends for election. Loeb precinct turnout recorded 509 ballots on Saturday. Kenneth L Mitchell Jr Navy sailor arrived for 10 days with family after radar school. Numerous residents from Jasper Port Arthur Silsbee and West Virginia visit Loeb area families.
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C. H. Shawver
J. M. Bowman
D. A. Gibson
Loeb- Chance
Kenneth L. Mitchell Jr
Navy
Radar
Washington State
Molly Lakey
Silsbee
C. J. Blythewood
Port Arthur
Stewart
Maury Mitchell
Finding Solutions Over Wasteful Escapes
A reflective column argues most people waste energy avoiding problems rather than confronting them, urging direct action and problem solving to improve outcomes. It contrasts evasive habits with disciplined effort and practical steps for progress.
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Silsbee Chiropractic Clinic
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R. R. Burgess
Joe Thompson
Tommy Read
Louis Johnson
James Johnson
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Beaumont Barber College
Crockett TE
Beaumont
Silsbee Bee
Dr. Olds
U.S
Hormel Wieners
Graham
Bach
T. Box
Bac
Pillsburys OR Ballard
Presbyterian Church
Mee
JOE Register Bakery
Loeb Community Briefs
C. E. Meadows Jr
Linda
West Virginia
C.E. Meadows Sr
Lynn Robinson
Mary
Ruth
Roy
E. D. Shawver
Connie
Jasper
Shawver
Cynthia Elkins
San Antonio
Ellen Bendy
Glenda
Abilene
L. E. Andrus Jr
Rev. Lamb
Woodcrest Methodist Church
Jean Duke
Ada Duke
Victor
Darlene
Chance Loeb
Lamberton Baptist Church
Michael Burks
Kelly Terrell
Loeb
First Baptist
Charles Burd Duke Tr
C. B. Duke of
Amelia Baptist Church
Mary Robinson
Cecile Bendy
George G. Marshall
Hot Springs
Ark
Galveston
Eddie Marshall
D. C
North 6Th. St
Oklabboma
Kate Greenway
Birdwell’s
Silshee
Medical
Cian
J. Downey Ralston
M.D
Science Editors
P.O. Box
Madison Square Station
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