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Newspaper

Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

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Barrington Burch Kirk Westbrook Win Run-offs

Howard Barrington of Kountve and Tom Burch of Sour Lake won Hardin County commissioner run-offs with Barrington defeating incumbent Rocky Richards 1390 to 1270 and Burch beating Leroy Justice 582 to 503. The Silsbee precinct reported no local contests and Martin Spears led for attorney general with 2067 to 1866, while L C Kirk won the Kountze precinct constable race.

Howard Barrington Kountve Tom Burch Sour Lake Hardin County Barrington Rocky Richards Burch Leroy Justice Martin- Spears Spears Martin

Silsbee Social Notes and Local Election Roundup

Silsbee social items report visits from Joe Vandenburg Dellas and various locals in Beaumont Orange and Houston. attendance at colleges and hospital treatments are noted along with some residents moving, military postings and piano recital. Election results in Sour Lake and Kountze are reported with 59 absentee ballots uncounted due to improper stubs with notes on precinct results and officials.

Nerren R. A. Richardson Nerrer H. M. Donelson Burl Slaydon L. F E. Martin Howard Hargrove Houston Thompson Willa D. Coe Kountze

Scout Troop 88 Awards Night at Cra ven Hall

Scout Troop 88 held a Court of Honor at Cra ven Hall Methodist Church at 7 30 p m with Paul Georgas as emcee. Joe Hignett Harold Gardner and E A Earhart to present awards including four tenderfoot three second class three first class one star and four life.

Cravens Hall Methodist Church Paul Georgas Joe Hignett Harold Gardner E. A. Earhart

Treasury Dept Frowns On Chain Letter Scheme

The Savings Bonds Director J. L. Adams warned Texans against chain letters or similar schemes using U S Savings Bonds or stamps as prizes in lotteries or games of chance. He noted the policy opposes such use but allows bonds in contests of skill. urged buying bonds for personal gifts and future security rather than participating in chain-letter schemes.

U.S. Treasury J. L. Adamis Treasury Department Treasury Adams U.S United States

Shine's Mobil Service proprietor recovering after surgery

J. L. Shine, owner of Shine's Mobil Service, is doing well following the amputation of one foot last week at Baptist Hospital. Mrs. Shine reports he was up in a wheelchair and hopes to return home soon.

J. L. Shine Shine’s Mobil Service Baptist Hospital

Trail Riders Rodeo Scheduled For June 24 and 25

Silsbee Trail Riders sponsor a rodeo on June 24 and 25 at the Trail Riders arena one mile northwest of Silsbee off Highway 418. Events include bareback riding calf roping bulldogging wild cow milking barrel racing and bull riding. Stock furnished by Marshall Gore. Registration at Conner's Drive Inn 4 to 8 p.m. with closing at 8 p.m. June 23.

Silsbee ‘Trail Riders Trail Riders Silsbee Highway 418 Marshall Gore Conner’s Drive Inn

Head Start Program To Aid Deprived Pupils

Children entering first grade in Silsbee will join a free Head Start program at Kirby Elementary School from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Aug. 5. Mrs. Jimmie Lee Wright directs, funded under Title I. About 69 children will be accepted. some vacancies remain.

Silsbee Kirby Elementary School Jimmie Lee Wright Nanced

New Phone Book Being Delivered to Silsbee

The Silsbee telephone directory is being delivered to customers this week. Manager C M Conant Jr of Southwestern Bell says the book will contain about 4000 listings and over 7000 copies have been ordered for current and future needs. He cautions readers to remove valuable items from the old directory before discarding it.

Silsbee C M. Conant Jr Southwestern Bell Conant

White Sox Hold Half-Game Lead in Lite League

The White Sox preserved their half-game lead atop the Lite League Majors as Jim Bo Bowen of the Colt 45s hit his second homer of the season. Bowen’s blast was among the longest in the ballpark, sending the ball toward the east lane of traffic beyond 185 feet.

White Sox Astros Jim Bo Bowen Colt 45'S Markar Yankies Pirates Neal Adam Colt 45 Oilers Rufus Oak Mike Zellers Mitch Din Kle Tigers Randall Odom Colt Astros Tigers Pirates Colt Braves Grant Dean Pirate Randall Odom W. Sox Ecuff Hebert Oilers Braves Ricky Skillern Mitch Dinkle Tigers Ankies Rufus Cook William Walters Doyce Cart

Air National Guard to Celebrate 10th Anniversary in Nederland

The Texas Air National Guard of Nederland marks its 10th anniversary with plans for an open house, a beauty contest, and other events on Sunday, June 10. Jefferson County Judge Chester Young to issue a proclamation. Lut Fairchild notes Hardin County girls invited to enter the contest. one entrant so far. Details from the Silsbee Chamber of Commerce. Weekend visit to San Antonio linked to 2nd Lt. James Cawley at Sam Houston Base.

Texas Air National Guard of Nederland Fairchild Jefferson County Chester Young Lut Fairchill Hardin County Silsbee Chamber of Commerce

Ward earns associate arts degree at Henderson County Junior College

Robert W. Ward received an Associated Arts degree in business at graduation exercises May 26 in Cardinal Auditorium, Henderson County Junior College, Athens. Class numbered 92. Ward held leadership roles in Young Democrats and Circle K, and belonged to the agricultural club. He is a 196? Silsbee High School graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Ward.

Robert W. Ward Cardinal Henderson County Junior College Athens Ward The Young Democrats Circle K Texas and Oklahoma District Board Agricultural Club Silsbee High School Sim Ward

Assessing Officers Hold Meeting Here in Silsbee

Golden Triangle and Piney Woods chapters of the Texas Association of Assessing Officers met Monday for their annual joint meeting at Dan's Restaurant in Silsbee at 7 00 p.m. Forty two members heard Floyd Landry assistant city attorney of Beaumont speak on the functions of the board of equalization. They discussed joint schools on taxing topics. Cesar Dominguez Silsbee city secretary is president of the Piney Woods chapter. C R Nash of the Jefferson County Tax Office heads the Golden Triangle chapter.

Golden Triangle Piney Woods Texas Association of Assessing Officers Dan

Silsbee School Board to Hire Nine New Teachers

The Silsbee School Board planned to recommend nine new teachers at the regular meeting. Names include Sandra Davenport, Herman Adame, Susan Bollich, Ronnie Nash, William Ratchford, Marion Crampton, Harold Crampton, Don Montgomery, and Howard Perkins. Four resignations were also to be heard. The board would discuss typewriter maintenance contracts and Lamar Area Study Council membership as progress continues on the new high school building, slated for use by September 1967.

Silsbee School Board Sandra Davenport Read Turrentine Herman Adame Susan Bollich Ronnie Nash William Ratchford Marion V Crampton Harold R. Crampton Don Montgomery Howard Perkins Elizabeth Madison Dannah McDaniel Ethel Smith Read- Turrentine Mary A. Delaune Lamar Area Study Council Silsbee Council Southeast Texas Lamar State Collge of Technology

59 Truckloads Of Trash Hauled In City Cleanup

The Silsbee beautification drive ended Saturday with a citywide trash pick up. Volunteer workers used 12 trucks to haul 59 loads to the City Dump. Fred Perlitz, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce beautification committee, thanked all who cooperated as the campaign was deemed a success.

Chamber of Commerce Silsbee Fred Perlitz Chamber

Worthey Glass to occupy new building soon

Structural steel is up and the concrete slab poured for Worthey Glass & Mirror Co. at 1145 Highway 96 South. The 50 by 75 foot metallic building should be complete in a few weeks, with the firm relocating from the adjacent Apache Lumber Co. site. James Morris manages the company, owned by Sherman and Tom Worthey.

Worthey Glass & Mirror Co Highway 96 South Aless Apache Lumber Co James Morris Sherman Tom Worthey

William Blanchard Dies in Virginia

William Rowel Blanchard a retired US Army sergeant died June 1 in Fort Belvoir Virginia after a heart attack Funeral services were held June 3 at 1 pm He lived in Arlington Virginia with wife Estelle Armstrong Blanchard He was born in Tate County Mississippi and served 34 years retiring in 1961 He worked as a security guard at Cameron Station Alexandria He was active in Duke Street Baptist Church Masonic orders and Shrine groups Interment was at National Memorial Park Falls Church Virginia.

William Rowel Blanchard DeWitt Army Hospital Fort Belvoir Tate County Senatobia Miss Columbus Street Arlington Estelle Armstrong Blanchard Silsbee Carrie Blanchard Lonnie M. Blanchard

Shriners Attend All State Shrine Convention in Austin

A Silsbee group of Shriners with two parade vehicles joined about 10 000 attendees at the All-State Shrine Convention in Austin last weekend. Twelve temples were represented with marching units and musical groups. Silsbee men attending included H M Donelson Jr Al Mashburn Conley Bradshaw A B Walker and Norman Sweat.

Silsbee Shriners Austin Mmany Gilsbee H. M. Donelson Jr al Mashburn Conley Bradshaw A. B. Walker Norman Sweat

Silsbee Council Okays Two Police Cars and Water Line

The Silsbee City Council approved paying 33 915 with trade for two police cars from Silsbee Auto Co Inc, the only other bid being 3 500 from Donaldson Motor Co. A new 8 inch water line was approved to Kirbys Street to the north city limits to serve Evans Product Co to its FM 92 plant, with material costs about 4 000 and plant extension cost borne by the company. The council also extended the citys group hospital plan with South Coast Life Insurance Co for another year.

Silsbee City Moroday Silsbee Auto Co, Inc Donaldson Motor Co Kirby Street North City Evans Product Co FM 92 Mgr Wayne DuBose South Coast Life Insurance Co

World War I Vets To Meet Saturday In Kirbyville

Veterans of World War I meet in Kirbyville on Saturday for the second quarterly meeting of the Second District Texas. Barracks Commander John A. Nielsen opens registrations at 9:00 a.m. at Kirbyville High School auditorium. A joint session with the Ladies Auxiliary follows at 9:30.

Kirbyville Department of Texas John A. Nielsen Kirbyville Barracks 1471 Kirbyville High School Ladies Auxiliary Truett Sharbut Guam American Legion Hall Highway 69 Moore Minnie Eberhard

Gibson Family Visit at Groves on Sunday

Mr and Mrs R E Gibson and Bobby of Groves were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs Mory Gibson.

R. E. Gibson Bobby of Groves Mory Gibson

From Silsbee Attend Nuclear Science Meeting

Representatives from Silsbee High School travel to Austin for the sixth annual Texas Nuclear Science Symposium at the University of Texas. Local participants include Marty Philips and teacher Dixie Donelson, among 500 top students and teachers. Gulf States Utilities Co sponsors the four day trip as UT hosts a program of lectures by leading nuclear scientists.

Silsbee High School Austin University of Texas Marty Philips Dixie Donelson Gulf States Utilities Co Texas Utilities

Births in Silsbee and surrounding areas

Mr and Mrs Richard C Hill of Silsbee announce a daughter born June 6 at St Elizabeth Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Single tary of Silsbee announce a son born June 5 at St Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont. Susan Elizabeth, a daughter, born June 1 to Mr and Mrs L D Baker of Kountze. Mr and Mrs Billy Ray Westbrook of Silsbee announce a son Gary Allen born May 31. Larry Keith, a son, born May 30 to Mr and Mrs J W Morris of Village Mills. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson of Fred announce a son Arthur J C born June 1. Mr and Mrs Huey Milton McInnis of Silsbee announce a son Stephen Wade born June 3.

Richard C. Hill Silsbee St. Elizabeth Hospital James Singletary Beaumont Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze Susan Elizabeth L. D. Baker Billy Ray Westbrook Gary Allen Larry Keith J. W. Morris Village Mills Arthur Wilson Fred Arthur J. C Huey Milton

Holland Welcome Guests From Across States

Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holland included Christine Holland Tray Holland and Mrs. W Homer Holland of Lafayette Louisiana Telisa Holland of Puna Mr and Mrs K C Jones and baby of Beaumont Miss Audie Long of Tyler Miss Phyllis Crane of Houston and others.

W. H. Holland Christine and Tray Holland W. Homer Holland Lafayette Telisa Holland Puna K. C. Jones Baby Beaumont Audie Long Tyler Phyliss Crane Houston

First Little Theater Effort Termed Success

About 300 nightly viewers attended Silsbee Little Theater's debut production The Male Animal by James Thurber in the high school. Cast included James Leieh as Professor Turner and Mrs. Weldon Gilchrist as Ellen. Director Mrs. Leon Rust announced plans for two major plays and a children’s show next year. Membership sits at roughly 142 with ongoing ticket sales.

Silsbee Little Theater James Thurber James Leieh Thomas Turner Weldon Gilchrist Ellen Eddie van Winkle Joe Ferguson Jack Evars Dean Damon Ed Keller Edwin Dominguez Myrtle Meller Lance Lathem Michael Barnes Jerry Boardman Patricia Eton Smith Nutsy Miller Evelyn Allen Cleota Harold Gardiner Leon Rust James Jeffries Little Theater Wesley C. Latham Raleigh Jackson

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Kirk Westbrook L. C. Kirk Silsbee Social Notes Joe Vandenburg Dellas J. Q. Vanderburg C. E. Swift Orange L. G. Jordan R. W. Keeling C. D. Clinefeter Harold Clinefelter Clinefelter Cecil Cobble R. E. Jonte Dallas Steve Jordan Jay Collier R. A. Schlieker North Zulch Texas Jayvee Marie Paramore Sam Houston State College Huntsville T. F. Chumley Co. D. Clinefelter Temple Santa Fe Hospital BE. B. Clark Cel Karl Porter San Antonio Wm. M. Dinkle A. B. Morgan Jesse Sanchez College of Pharmacy University of Houston Winfred Tully Tully Ann Morgan Raymond Sagstetter L. J. Sagstetter Kathy McCarney Jewel Frost Donald Drennen Camp Pendleton Calif A. A. Drennen B. C. Taff Larry Whitmire Fort Polk U.S. Army A. Whitmire Jack M. Huddleston Amarillo J. M. Huddleston Candi Hill Nancy Harger National Press Womens Convention Jan M. Croucher Cairman Jack Hill Texas Press Womens Club Harold Leigh Myrtis Birdwell Jasper Ala Grace Leigh Shelby Croucher B. L. Moreland David Long Columbiana Cecil Skinner T. H. Wren Sour Lakes Area Robert Broeder Earnest Nerren Rich- Barardson Rington Chance-Loeb Plenk Village-Mills Honey Island Scout Troop Treasury Dept Air National Guard J. T. Cawley Jarees Cawley James Cawley Sam Houston Junior Worthey Glass William Blanchard Virginia Shriners
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