Silsbee News Mechanical Department Names Staff
Entered under second class permit April 10 1919 at Silsbee Texas Published every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas Subscription rates three fifty per year in Hardin County four dollars per year outside Hardin County Mechanical Department listing Composing Room Foreman Printer Pressman Stereotyper R R Burgess Tommy Read James Johnson Louis Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Xas
Hardin County
Wildlife films shown by Texas Game and Fish Commission
Silsbee Kiwanis members viewed wildlife films released by the Texas Game and Fish Commission. David Read presented with biologist Bill Wright, who supplied a list of films available free to clubs, schools, and conservation groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Kiwanis Club
Texas Game and Fish Commission
David Read
Bill Wright
Wright
GFC
Walton Building
Austin
Texas
May marriage licenses issued for 48 couples in Hardin County
The Hardin County Clerk issued 48 marriage licenses in May. Couples listed include James C. Taylor and Lillie Mae Lascher Hughes on May 1, Joseph Jones and Letha Hunt on May 1, Elzzie Rutledge and Elvie Simon on May 2, and many others through May 30. A note about shrimp trawl operators references Texas shrimp law and enforcement timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
James C. Taylor
Lillie Mae Lascher Hughes
Joseph Jones
Letha Hunt
Texas shrimp law takes effect immediately nationwide
The Texas shrimp bill HB 12, approved by the Legislature, triggers immediate enforcement by Game and Fish as of now. It outlines four license classifications for commercial and bait activities, sets season dates for inside and outside waters, specifies gear limits, and imposes fines up to 2000 dollars plus jail for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Texas
GFC
H. D. Dodgen
Game and Fish Commission
Village Mills social notes of visitors and travels
J E Waddell returns home after hospital stay in Hardin County. Numerous visits and trips unfold across Silsbee Port Arthur Beaumont Groveton and nearby towns as residents travel for relatives business and church events. Several retirements and club meetings noted with ongoing social calendar details.
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J. E. Waddell
Hardin County Hospital
Leonard Guidry
W. H. Wilson
Victor
D. T. Thomas
Rae Scouten
Houston
E. C. Gardner
Roxie Kelley
Galveston
Essie Jordan
Port Arthur
Clyde Drake
Susbee
Mattie Heath
N. Oliver
Benton Creel
E. E. Simmons
Port Neches
Nora Jones
Groveton
Lee Evans
Beaumont
Vernon Freeman
C. S. McGraw
Silsbee
Bob Palmer
Lela Davis
G. A. Hopkins
K. V. Dees
Fred Fedrick
Good Will Club
Martha Overstreet
Bertie Carter
Austin Knight
Cleveland
Ray Freeman
Amos Creek
Jim Jenkins
N. W. Jenkins
A. T. Lewis
R. Jenkins
Orange
Gertrude Sheffield
Alice Nealey
Sanderal Nealey
Nederland
Mattie Wiggins
Laverne Grawunder
E. L. Marsden
Tomball
Prairie Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Bernie West visit Mrs Wests sister in New Orleans Miss Nancy Fowler and Miss Pat Cooper of Warren spend Saturday in Beaumont shopping and seeing a movie Mrs W Berry visits her parents in Louisiana Susie Wiggins returns home to Silsbee after visiting Mrs Kattie Bass C W Self of Beaumont sues W A Langston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie West
East Texas Timberlands Prove Viable for Beef Cattle
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports that cutover timberland near Lufkin can be developed into productive cow calf pastures with minerals, winter feeding, and crossbreeding. The 211 acre trial began in 1935 and shows crossbred calves of 5/8 Hereford and 3/8 Brahman yield heavier market stock. A publication detailing methods and results is available from the Lufkin station or the Texas Agricultural Information Office at College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lufkin
Supt
E. K. Crouch
Seattle
The
East Texas Timberlands
Lufkin Station
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Mrs Collier Attends Dallas Shopper Market
Jacqueline Collier is among more than 5,000 buyers and retailers at the American Fashion Association Fair and Back-to-School Market in Dallas. More than 750 lines of women's and children's apparel were shown at the Adolphus and Baker hotels from Sunday May 24 to Friday noon May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Collier
American Fashion Association
Dallas
Association
Adolphus and Baker
Joy Sunday School Board Meeting at Mrs. Hignett Home
The Joy Sunday School class of First Baptist held its monthly business meeting at Mrs. Joe Hignett's home last Monday with nine members present. Mrs. Flo Stark and Mrs. Hignett served refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 6 at Mrs. Eddie Huffman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
First Baptist Church
Joe Hignett
Flo Stark
Hignett
Eddie Huffman
East Texas Transit Mix Little League Rummage Sale
The East Texas Transit Mix Little League team will hold a rummage sale and cake sale next Saturday morning at Santa Fe Park to raise funds for their candidate for Little League Queen.
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East Texas Transit Mix
Santa Fe Park
Card of Thanks for Family Tragedy
We express heartfelt gratitude for words of comfort and the meals after the tragic death of my father. Your concern and prayers for my mother aunt and uncle in hospital are gratefully appreciated. May God bless and keep you Mrs. W. P. Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. P. Cowan
Family thanks Pete Farmer for kindness after loss of mother
The family of Sarah Brown expresses gratitude for the kindness shown and the beautiful flowers received during their mother’s death. Special thanks are extended to Pete Farmer for his thoughtful deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Farmer
Sarah Brown
Thankful note from Mrs. Kate Blackwell
Mrs. Kate Blackwell says she is grateful for the gifts, candy, cards and flowers sent while in the hospital after a successful eye operation. She looks forward to returning home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Blackwell
Notable Internationalist and Iowa Democrat to Speak at Brownsville Press Convention
Dr Nicolas Nyaradi, director at Bradley University and former Hungarian finance minister, will address editors at Brownsville for the Svth Annual Texas Press Association convention June 25 27. Also Duke Norberg, Freedom Foundation award winner and former Albia News editor, will speak at the 80th TPA convention in Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Nyaradi
Texas
Brownsville
Texas Press Association
Nyaradi
Institute of International Studies
Bradley University
Peoria
Hungary
Russia
Moscow
Freedoms
Donald A
Duke
Norberg
Democratic Central Committee of
Iowa
Des Moines
TPA
Albia
Monroe Co. News
Freedoms Foundation
Jack Baldwin
Fairchild Graphic Equipment Company
Plainview
Long Island
Baldwin
Fairchild
Fairchild Company
California
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R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
R. R. Burgess
Tommy Read
James Johnson
Louis Johnson
Zuber
Tom Tennison
New York
Dubois
Wyoming
Tennison
Colorado Springs
Colo
Toma
Hunters Paradise
Bee
R. L
Bob
Don Hough
Harry
Dick Burgess
Myself
Don
Harry Hough
Bolivar
Galveston Island
Sam Parks
Honey Island
Anderson Farms
Lonoke
Ark
Parks
Min
Elzzie Rutledge
Elvie Simon
William R. Stondenmier
Carol Phylene Lawson
Victor J. Calamia
Mary Tony Garcia
J. H. Gandy
Frances Louise Fore
Richard R. Boyd
Edna Ruth Hunter
John D. Pattilla
Patricia Ann Andrews
Charles W. Griffin
Alice Marie Pichoff
Frank E. Christopher
Jackie Sharp
Eugene H. Akers
Geneva Lewis
Lawrence C. Spurlock
Linda Laura Norris
David S. Boswell Jr
Delores Dale Meadows
Cecil O. Shaw
Betty Joe Miller
Herman M. Stebbins
Evy Elizabeth Puckett
Charles Williams
Blanche Lee Cleaver
J. D. Burnett
Margie Lothel Shoats
Sherman W. Diehl
Pauline Dietle Guillory
Charles E. Cole
Jerry Sue Chisum
Bobby R Lormand
Rose LeBlanc Foreman
van B. Allen
Dorothy Lucille Draper
John R. Everett
Lillie Mae Layfield
Earl Webster
Jessie Lee Busby
Kenneth R. Pinkston
Lydle Faye Dridgen
Thomas R. Martin
Donna Gail Holland
Bryant Burrell
Sandra Mercer
Dennard Gore
Jewel Virginia Gore
Franklin O. Jones
Eunice Lorine Jones
Joseph W. Elis
Geraldine Joy Peters
Eunice Benoit Jr
Melba Maxine Duhon
John A. Boudreaux
Rosea Lee Fisher
Frank T. Fawkes
Vadis Canady Rodgers
William D. Haynes
Helen Holden Cowart
Willie Ray Smith
Ora Leona Smith
John T. Thomas
Peggy Jean Zube
James E. Capps
Donna Louise Berry
Lane D. Rountree
Donna Dee Graves
John W. Smith
Ella Ruth Randall
James E. Allen
Pamela Louise Hebert
Larry Stebblen
Karen Lynne Morgan
Isom E. Smith
Nancy Mathilda Wimberly
Raymond E. White
Dorothy Annette Smith
John P. Egan Jr
Catherine Juanita DeKing
Johnny C. Odom
Mary Elizabeth McClelland
Clifton K. Warden
Joyce Elizabeth Riley
Raymond FE. Warren
Rose Marie Gray
Cecil Williams
Gladys Jane Ruggles
Gulf of Mexico
Dodgen
Village Mills News
Mrs
J. L. Cross
Hughes
Providence
Nickson Oliver
T. J. Patrick
Jasper
Chaney Flynn
Lee Keller
Johnnie Sprinkle
Berry Smith
Pineville Church
Duncan Matt
Arcater
J. D. McMillion
Vernon Cathes
Longview
T. K. Allen
West
Charles Waddell
Bill Thomas
Rae Scanton
Sidney Neushafer
Guy Whiteside
Mrs. Collier
Rochester
Minn
Polar
San Francisco Naval Shipyard
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