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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1972

Page

3

Pine Beetles Attack 20 Million Acres in East Texas

Scientists at the Southern Forest Research Institute report a synthetic attractant named frontalin and its derivative frontalure to curb the southern pine beetle Dendroctonus frontalis. The compound aims to lure beetles to treated trees, allowing targeted destruction of brood with minimal environmental impact.

East Texas Southern Forest Research Institute U.S Louisiana Arkansas Alabama Mississippi Georgia Florida South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Tennessee Kentuckey Hardin County Southern Research Institute Pierre Vite

Debra Dement Bride-Elect Honored in Tyler Showers

Miss Debra Sue Dement of Tyler, bride-elect of Ronnie Carpenter, received a mingling bridal shower May 20 from 2 to 5 pm at Mrs. Raymond Barclay’s home with hostesses Mrs. Ramsey Hooks Mrs. Edward Bovett Mrs. Doyle McKeown and Mrs Co D Roy. Out of town guests included relatives from Tyler Houston and Beaumont. The couple plans to marry July 22 in Tyler.

Debra Sue Dement Tyler Ronnie Carpenter Raymond Barclay Ramsey Hooks Edward Bovett Doyle McKeown Co. D. Roy Miss Dement John Brumley John Dement Marilee ‘Dement Morris Belt James Younglove Houston Bruce Vincent Beaumont Mr. Carpenter

Mrs Graye McClinton Honored With Tea

Mrs Graye McClinton was honored with a tea at the home of Mrs Eddie Plunk on May 23 as she retires at year end. Friends from Kirby Elementary and Read Turrentine Elementary attended and presented a gift of affection and appreciation. The table featured yellow tulips daisies and mums with Mrs R L Read and Mrs Harmon Weathersby assisting.

Graye McClinton Eddie Plunk McClinton Kirby Read-Turrentine R. L. Read Harmon Weathersby

148 200 New Public Service Jobs Are Filled

Washington reports that 148 200 public service jobs have been filled under the Emergency Employment Act of 1971, about 95 percent of the 155 200 created. The Labor Department notes most funds go to state and local governments, with federal administration under 2 percent. Special emphasis is on Vietnam era veterans and the jobs mainly involve public works, transportation, education, law enforcement, health, parks, and social services.

Washington J. D. Hodgson Labor Department Manpower Administration Hodgson Congress PEP Public Service Public Works Parks and Recreation The

Historical Society Meeting in Nederland June 7 1972

Southeast Texas Genealogical and Historical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 pm in Nederland City Hall on June 7 1972. Guest speaker Louis Dugas Orange County District Attorney will discuss research on early Orange County history and his forthcoming book The First Settlers of Orange County. The talk includes 1835 to 1840s figures such as West Pattillo Cole Stephenson Bland and others and Jefferson the first county seat on Cow Bayou. Open to the public.

Southeast Texas Genealogical and Historical Society Nedherland City Hall Louis Dugas Orange County Dugas West Pattillo Cole Stephenson Bland Jefferson Jefferson County Cow Bayou

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ferguson

The Ferguson family thanks everyone for prayers visits flowers and care during Mrs. Ferguson’s confinement at Doctors Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ferguson express appreciation.

Tourist season opens June 3 at Reservation Indian Village

The Alabama and Coushatta Indian Reservation opens its summer season on June 3 with new attractions including the Big Thicket Reptile Garden Inn of the 12 Clans Restaurant and a children’s petting zoo. Visitors can enjoy daily tribal dances a Living Indian Village museum and crafts shop plus Big Thicket tours and a 25 minute Indian Chief Railroad ride through the Big Thicket area. Open through Labor Day 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays 12:30 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Located 17 miles east of Livingston on U S 190 and 90 miles north of Houston.

Alabama and Coushatta Indian Reservation Big Thicket East Texas Indian Chief Railroad Big Sandy Creek Lake Tombigee Texas Livingston U. S. 190 Houston

Miss Brenda Kay McLaughlin to wed Kenneth Hollyfield

Miss Brenda Kay McLaughlin and Kenneth Michael Hollyfield plan to marry Saturday at 8 p m in the First Pentecostal Church Silsbee Rev C M Duplissey and Rev James Stephenson to officiate The bride is a Silsbee High School student The groom a Silsbee High School graduate and state highway employee They will reside in Silsbee A reception will follow in the church educational building Invitations extended to friends and relatives through the press

James M. McLaughlin Brenda Kay Kenneth Michael Hollyfield Elmer Hollyfield Silsbee Pentecostal North 5Th Street C. M. Duplissey James Stephenson Silsbee High School Hollyfield

Mrs. Ruby King Receives Son’s Posthumous Marine Medals

Mrs. Ruby Mae King received the medals of her son Lance Corporal Melvin Bon King posthumously from Captain C. L. Harkness in Beaumont. King, a 1969 Silsbee High School graduate and basketball player, joined the Marine Corps July 1969 and died March 16, 1972 at 29 Palms, California. He was to marry Rose Mary Lee of Silsbee. his father William E. King is deceased.

Ruby Mae King C. L. Harkness Marine Corps Reserve Beaumont King Palms Calif Rose Mary Lee Silshee Division Street William E. King

Good Shepherd Bible School Set At Silsbee Church

Good Shepherd Baptist Church will host Vacation Bible School June 5 to 16 from 8 to 1 with Mrs. I R Brownlee as principal. Ages three to 16 may attend. Registration Saturday 9 a.m. includes skating party and picnic. Commencement June 18 at 7 p.m. Rev. Lester Sensat leads the church north of Silsbee on highway 92.

Good Shepherd Baptist Church I. R. Brownlee Lester Sensat Silsbee Highway 92

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Vite L. W Wayne) Hollyfield W. N. Ard Williams Democratic Party John Connally Allan Shivers Connally North Silsbee R.C. Williams Historical Society Nederland Justice of the Peace Pol. Ad. Pd Leroy Anderson Miss McLaughlin M. Hollyfield Odis Gore Marvel Ann Gore NORTH Saturdas Ruby M. King Nona King Good Shepherd Lodge Hercules Masonic Lodge F&am S&s 11Th Street L. K. Johnson W. M D. Lane Secty Kirkpatrick Dolph Briscoe Pdl Ad. Pd Briscoe Bo “Rud Stevens
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