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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

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Bowles Denied Bond In Appeals Court Action

Bowles indicted by Hardin county Grand Jury for the May 4 murder of James E. Harvey was denied bail on appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals. The court sent the matter back to District Judge H. A. Coe at Kountze. Bowles’ attorneys plan a new habeas corpus effort and he remains jailed awaiting a July 29 trial date.

Bryant William Bowles Hardin County James E. Harvey Court of Criminal Appeals Elma Lois Bowles High Criminal Court H. A. Coe Kountze Coe Joe B. Goodwin Goodwin Harvey

Rabies Vaccinations Slated for Thursday at City Barn

The veterinarian will vaccinate unvaccinated dogs on Thursday June 19 between 3 and 4 30 p m at the city barn next to the water tower. City Manager Bill Pennington says dogs six months and older must be vaccinated and wear a tag or be taken to the city pound. Owners with younger dogs or new dogs six months or older should bring them to the barn for vaccination.

City Barn Bill Pennington

Hardin County Under Fire Ant Quarantine

Hardin County joins five East Texas counties Jas per Newton Tyler Jefferson and Orange under a state quarantine on all products capable of carrying the imported fire ant after a Tuesday public hearing in Austin Agriculture Commissioner John White said the state will work with federal authorities to regulate movement from the quarantine zone.

Hardin County East Texas Austin Jasper Newton Tyler Jefferson Orange John White

Heart Attack Fatal To C A Paine At 69

C A Jack Paine died suddenly from a heart attack at his home two miles north of Silsbee about 7 45 last night aged 69 Born in Nacogdoches he had lived in Silsbee 30 years He was a school bus driver for 20 years and retired three years ago Funeral arrangements were pending Survivors include his wife Frances four sons H B Paine J B Paine C O Paine all of Silsbee C A Paine Jr of Kansas City Mo two daughters Clifford Aultz of Silsbee and Mrs J W Stanley of Pasadena Texas one brother F B Paine of Dallas two sisters Mrs Ada Acery of Alto and Mrs Eva Frezell of Nacogdoches 21 grandchildren and six great grandchildren

C. A Jack) Paine Silsbee Mr. Paine Nacogdoches Farmer Funeral Home Frances H. B. Paine J. B. Paine C. O. Paine C. A. Paine Jr Kansas City Clifford Aultz J. W. Stanley Pasadena Texas F. B. Paine Dallas Ada Acery Alto Eva Frezell

Santa Fe to consolidate Gulf and Southern divisions to absorb three districts

Santa Fe announces plans to merge the Gulf and Southern divisions and absorb three Southern Division districts into the Northern Division to boost efficiency. Headquarters shift to Temple with Galveston staff largely retained. no train service changes, and 43 Galveston employees affected out of 765 local workers. A similar consolidation of Eastern Lines is planned for Sept 1. The Dublin, Sweetwater, and San Angelo districts, plus Brownwood and Sweetwater terminals, will join the Northern Division.

Gulf and Southern Santa Fe Railway Southern Division Northern Division Galveston L. M. Olson Edward Schreiber Chamber of Commerce Santa Fe Temple Fort Worth Olson Gulf, Colorado The Gulf Division Longview Texas Gulf Lines Cleburne Colorado Kansas Nebraska Dublin Sweetwater San Angelo Brownwood

Bee bids farewell to the old Miehle press in Silsbee

The Silsbee Bee announces the retirement of its longtime Miehle press and the installation of a modern Goss Cox-O Type. The move involves loading about 20 000 pounds of equipment and excavating a pit for the new press set to arrive next Monday.

The Bee Miehle Texas Goss Cox-Otype Silsbee Goss

Beaumont visitor Karen Colvin with grandmother Nora Colvin

Karen Colvin of Beaumont is visiting this week with her grandmother Mrs. Nora Colvin, sharing time and family moments.

Karen Colvin Beaumont Nora Colvin

Rainbow Girls Install New Officers in Silsbee

Janice Sampson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sampson, installed as worthy advisor of the Silsbee Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls on June 4 at the Masonic Temple. Lillian Whitman led the ceremony with an assisting team and a full slate of officers installed.

Janice Sampson L. H. Sampson Silsbee Assembly Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Lillian Whitman Peggy Brookins Donna Holmes Betty Simmons Patricia Register Cathryn Thornton Ronnye Cones Charity Barbara Clark Hope Mary Bledge Carolyn Baker Sherry Hinkel Joyce Rhea Miller Barbara Jane Hough Jackie McMillan Dannah Ford Ann Morgan Nature Janie Sue Clark Martha Ann Simmons Fidelity Judy Dehart Norma Jo Drake Service Sherry Smyly Confidanio' Observer Barbara Kirchot Outer Observer Judy Wilson Janet Denson Becca Ann Clark Elaine Register Lucille Thornton Miss Sampson

Miss Glenda Brackin to Serve as Camp Counselor

Miss Glenda Brackin will leave June 13 for Camp Good News at Cape Cod Massachusetts to work as a counselor for the summer session. A Baylor University senior physical education major and member of Delta Psi Kappa and Peer Social club she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Brackin and a Silsbee High School graduate.

Glenda Brackin Good News Cape Cod Mass Miss Brackin Baylor University Waco Delta Psi Kappa Sorority G. C. Brackin Silsbee

Hal S. Eddings Dies in Plane Crash near Guatemala City

Hal S. Eddings, 50, vice president of Coastal Plains Oil, was killed in a plane crash on an 8000 foot peak near Guatemala City. Survivors include wife Frances and two sons Hal Jr. and Haden. Services were held at Westminster Methodist Church. He was cousin to P. W. Watkins.

Hal S. Eddings Coastal Plains Oil Company Guatemala City Mexico Frances Hal Jr Haden Houston Westminster Methodist Church Mr. Eddings P. W. Watkins

Crippled Children To Be Entertained At Plantation Ranch

Bert Wallace says crippled children from the area will be entertained at Plantation Ranch near Romayor on July 12. The outing is free and transportation will be provided. Plantation Ranch owner Bill Daniel will assist with activities for boys and girls.

Bert Wallace Plantation Ranch Romayor Wallace Bill Daniel

Old Bridge Bottleneck Hurts Silsbee Business

Silsbee Chamber of Commerce met June 5 and urged Hardin County to speed right of way appraisals for a new Neches River bridge upstream from Evadale. Al len E. Johnson cited traffic and business losses from the rundown existing bridge. County Judge Fletcher Richardson said appraisals must finish before land purchases begin.

Lester Landgraf Highway Department Silsbee Fletcher Richardson Hardin County Silsbee Fire Department H. C. Hopkins Silsbee Chamber Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Organization

Business and Professional Women Club Ends Fiscal Year

The final meeting of the fiscal year for the Business and Professional Women club will be held tonight at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Mary Lee Perkins. Mrs Louise Barnes presides as president. Delegates include Mrs Ona McGinty and Mrs Louise Barnes as alternate. Miss Jake Mack departs Beaumont Friday by chartered bus for the State Convention at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas.

Business and Professional Womens Club Mary Lee Perkins Louise Barnes Ona McGinty Jake Mack Beaumont Adolphus Hotel Dallas

Mrs Irby Hyde Spent Weekend at Gilchriest Beach

Mrs Irby Hyde spent the weekend at Gilchriest Beach visiting the coast. She enjoyed the seaside weather and leisure time with family.

Mrs. Irby Hyde Gilchriest

County To Convert Million In Bonds

Hardin county commissioners approved converting one million dollars in government bills at a 1.14 percent rate. They kept funds liquid by not reinvesting as rates dropped to .72 percent and agreed to invest 750000 at 1.25 percent with Capital National Bank in Austin, secured by equivalent government bonds. They also voted to advertise bids for a motor grader for precinct three.

Hardin County Capital National Bank Austin Commissioner’s

Summer Recreation Program Draws Fifty Participants

Silsbee schools initiated a summer recreation program for boys and girls from elementary to high school ages. Registration reached 50 in the first week with 35 to 40 average daily attendance. Activities include football tennis basketball swimming and more with facilities provided by the schools.

Silsbee Joe Hignett Hignett

Services Held For Charlie L Peters 80

Funeral services were held at All Souls Catholic Church for Charlie L Peters 80 who died at home after a lengthy illness. He retired in 1946 after 40 years with the Santa Fe Railway. Born in Monrovia he had lived in Silsbee 45 years. Survivors include his wife Annie a son C A Peters Jr two daughters Agnes and Annie Arnold two brothers nine grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

All Souls Catholic Church Charlie L. Peters Father Paul Fee Santa Fe Railway Company Monrovia Silsbee Annie C. A. Peters Jr Agnes Arnold Annie Arnold

Ada Honsberger attends brother Arley Stewart funeral

Mrs. Ada Honsberger attended the funeral services for her brother Arley Stewart in Talihina Oklahoma on June 1. She was accompanied home for a visit by her daughter Mrs. Robert Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. John S Williams and their daughters from Stockton California.

Ada Honsberger Arley Stewart Talihina Okla Robert Welsh John S. Williams Stockton Calif

Kountze Beats East Texas in Little League opener

Little League action sees Kountze defeat East Texas 21 to 3 to start the second half. In a double header opener Morris Pharmacy and Buna Yankees battled to an 8 inning tie with two homers by Punky Parks and Carroll Hale.

Silsbee Kountze East Texas Morris Pharmacy Buna Yankees Punky Parks Morris Carrol Hale Buna Parks Hale Dale Bailey Minimax Chance Loeb East Texas Transit Mix Neches Minimax Chance-Loeb Chance- Loeb

Beaumont To Host Texas Little League Championship Tournament

Beaumont hosts the Section I Texas State Tournament August 8 and 9 at YMBL American Little League stadium Central Park marking the first time Beaumont hosts the event Four Southern division champions including Beaumont compete for the state title before regional play in Louisville Kentucky The regional winner advances to the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania Tournament director Robert T Roy of Beaumont was appointed by P J McGovern and will set start times after sectional champions are certified Teams will draw for opponents and games may be played under lights

Texas Beaumont Central Park Louisville Williamsport Robert T. Roy P. J. McGovern Little League Baseball, Inc Roy

House Group UKS Funds For McGee Bend Dam

Congressman Jack Brooks said the House Appropriations Subcommittee approved 4.5 million dollars for continued work on the McGee Bend Dam on the Angelina River. Full committee approval was expected soon with Senators Johnson and Yarborough backing the program.

The Bee Jack Brooks House Appropriations McGee Bend Angelina River Brooks East Texas Lyndon Johnson Ralph Yarborough

Land Commissioner to Speak at East Texas Chapter Meeting

J D Mayberry announces that Bill Allcorn Commissioner of the General Land Office of Texas will be the guest speaker at the Deep East Texas Chapter No 6 meeting set for 8 00 p m June 18 at East Texas Pulp and Paper Picnic Grounds on Kountze highway west of Silsbee Judge Joe J Fisher will introduce him A fried catfish dinner will follow the talk and on Thursday morning June 19 Allcorn will visit Jasper with friends

Bill Allcorn General Land Office of Texas East Texas Pulp and Paper Kountzehighway Silsbee Albcorn Brownwood E. M. Davis 35Th Judicial District Veterans’ Land Texas Law Enforcement Texas Joe J. Fisher 1St Judicial District Allcorn Jasper

Lieutenant Pope Begins Active Duty

Lt. C. Z. Pope Jr. starts two years of active army service departing for Fort Knox Kentucky. He holds a reserve commission and will attend a basic armor school for officers. He is the son of C Z Pope of Silsbee.

C. Z. Pope Jr Ft. Knox Pope C. Z. Pope Silsbee

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Appeals C. A. Paine David Read Liberty Rainbow Girls C of C Old Bridge B&pw Etex Doyle McKeown Sr So Name Smith Anderson Ktz Walker M'max House Group UK McGee Bend Dam J. D. Mayberry Deep East Texas Texas Surveyors Association An
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