A Weekend of Great Fishing Reported by Jerry Zuber
Jerry Zuber notes a superb spring fishing weekend with both fresh and saltwater draws. Charles Jones wins with a five pound bass at the Dam Eday, while others like R D Patman Myrtis Sk and Carl Bonner bring catches. a huge 1040 pound, 18 footer at the forks is pictured. Ner it ends with gloom at 540.
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Charles Jones
Southwestern Settlement
Dam Eday
Jones
R. Db. Patman
Myrtis
R. L. Read
Don Hough
Fast Bay
Read
Missing gray cat Minny sought near Catholic church
A small gray male cat named Minny has been missing since Sunday morning near the Catholic church. A girl is asking residents to call EV 5-2446 if they spot the animal. Village Creek received a large fish stock including bass and perch as W L Cooper of the Jasper hatchery noted.
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Fide
Minny
Village Creek
W. L. Cooper
Jasper
Silsbee
Beaumont
Hardin County Ministers Name Committees for 1961 62
Hardin County Ministers Association met at the courthouse in Kountze Tuesday morning and appointed 1961 62 committees for civil defense hospital chaplaincy and jail services. Rev Grant Herbst heads civil defense planning with Rev David Lipscomb and Rev Glenn Dromgoole as members. Hospital chaplaincy chair Rev C T Coley with Rev Bob Waters and Rev Clinton Smith as members. Jail Services chairman Rev Lewis Risinger. The association meets quarterly and on call. A social for families of pastors is planned for August with next meeting Sept 26 in Kountze.
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Hardin County
Kountze
Grant Herbst
David Lipscomb
Saratoga
Glenn Dromgoole
Sour Lake
Herbst
Silsbee
C. T. Cole J
Bob Waters
Clinton Smith
Lewis Risinger
Ministers’ Association
New Bethel Baptist Church Thanks Patrons for Cooperation
A church expresses deep gratitude to its patrons for years of support and asks for continued cooperation in the future. The note thanks individuals for their generosity and collaboration with church activities.
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The
New Bethel Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church Weekly Services and Activities
Presbyterian Church holds Wednesday night services at 7 15 led by the pastor with a Book of Acts study. Session meetings follow prayer meeting next week. Women’s Day Circle meets the first Wednesday at 9 30. Mrs Larry Correll to host. Vacation church school runs through tomorrow 9 to 11 30 with 30 pupils and 7 teachers directed by Mrs Robert Paret. Yesterday a hamburger supper and fellowship were hosted at the W C Caraway home on Dardin Drive. Sunday services begin at 11 with church school at 9 44. Sunday youth meetings at 6 for those up to Junior High, with 25 cents for supper and program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Day Circle
Larry Correll
Robert Paret
W.C Caraway
Dardin Drive
First Baptists To Close Vacation Bible School June 9
The First Baptist church will wrap up its annual Vacation Bible School on June 9 after a week of sessions. About 300 pupils are enrolled across 12 departments with leaders named for each age group and 11 a.m. hours daily.
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First Baptists
First Baptist Church
Bill Hobson
W. P. Josey
Pete Calvert
David Cook
Murphy la Fose
Leroy Hanzel
Morris VanWinkle
Gene Barnes
C. J .Thorne
Ed Barnes
A. A. Drennen
Episcopal Church To Bless New Baptismal Fort
St Johns Episcopal Church will bless a carved baptismal fort at 11 a m during Sunday services. The fort, designed and built by Gilbert Dominguez, will be used for the baptism rite. Church school meets at 10 a m, and the Women’s Auxiliary holds its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m followed by a showing of Windows of the Sky.
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Gilbert Dominguez
St. John's Episcopal Church
First Christian Bible School Begins June 5
Vacation Bible school at First Christian church runs June 5 through June 9 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. for nursery through junior age children. Mrs. Wilburn Hatton is principal, assisted by several staff. Commencement on June 9 at 7:30 p.m. includes a short program, refreshments, and a social hour.
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Vacation Bible School
The
First Christian Church
Wilburn Hatton
Howard Rodger
Benford Walters
Dorothy Smith
Jimmy Read
Marvin Williams
O. D. Heffner
Methodists To Close Vacation Bible School With Program Sunday
The First Methodist Church Vacation Bible School wraps up with an open house and sharing service this Sunday. Exhibits of handwork and projects start at 6 30 p m in each department, followed by a sharing program at 7 p m in the sanctuary. WSCS serves refreshments after and a social hour. Principal is Mrs I V McWhorter.
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First Methodist Church
WSCS
I. V McWhorter
Highway improvement to save motorists dollars per cost
The average highway improvement will produce more than three dollars in direct savings to motorists for every dollar it costs.
Landowner duties to trespassing children and liability
A landowner has a limited duty to protect trespassing children from highly dangerous site hazards. Liability depends on reasonable care and foreseeability. If children could reasonably be expected to recognize danger or act to avoid it, the owner may not be liable. Cases show mixed outcomes based on age, awareness, and safety measures such as fencing and gate repairs.
Pool owner liable for child injury cited in local case
A Silsbee court ruling held a pool owner liable after a two year old child slipped into an open, partly filled pool seen from the street. The decision stressed that draining the pool or installing a gate would have managed a clear risk and prevented the hazard at small cost.
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