Two Native Leaders Meet In Alabama Tennessee Visit Sparks Drama Invite
Alabama Indian Chief Battise meets Alabama Chief of State Governor George Wallace in Montgomery. Battise invites Wallace to dedicate America's newest outdoor drama Beyond The Sundown at the Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation on June 20. The visit advances a museum project as part of East Texas Reservation tourism near Livingston.
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Alabama
Battise
America
Indian Reservation
Kermit Hunter
Emmett Battise
Walter Broemer
Texas Indian Commission
Tom Dejarnette
University of Alabama Museum
New Indian Museum
East Texas
Fulton Battise
Alabama- Coushatta
Texas
George Wallace
Shuff Receives Juris Doctor From St Marys Law
Michael Wayne Shuff son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Shuff of Silsbee earned a Juris Doctor from St Marys University School of Law on May 11 He passed the February bar exam and was sworn in May 26 A 1968 Silsbee High School graduate he earned a BS from Lamar University in 1972 He lives in San Antonio with wife Jennifer and works with Bennett and Leger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wayne Shuff
Eddie Shuff
Silsbee
St. Mary’s University School of Law
Shuff
Silsbee High School
Lamar University
San Antonio
Jennifer
Bennett and Leger
Hardin County Deeds Records and Transfers Overview
A comprehensive list of deeds releases and transfers in Hardin County including transfers between individuals and banks such as Neches National Bank of Silsbee, Silsbee State Bank, First National Bank of Silsbee, and Gulf Coast Invest Corp. Items include deeds of trust, releases, contracts for deed, and easements involving numerous pairs of parties and several properties.
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Margaret Renfro
Mattie Frazier
Afdt
Neches Nat'l Bank of Silsbee
Douglas Jones
Rodger D, Campbell
Presswood Sr
C. E. Guedry
Ed. Presswood Sr
Jewel Payne
Angela Marie Overstreet
Gerald E. Davis
Gerald Thomas Flowers
Gerald Eugene Davis
Benton E. Goza
Melvin C Huff
T. R. Herrington Jr
W. Richare Hargrove
Melvin J. Sims
Sandra Yeagin
Silsbee State Bank
Carroll Dean Benoit
San Jacinto Saw & Loan Assoc
Thomas J. Verret
Arthur Ola Cotton Dearmon
Ruby Gordon
Willis
Hardin Co Law & Loan Assoc
Mary Virginia Panza
John Henry Eagle
Virginia E. Hawkins
Frederick W. Fraley TI
Chris Elkin Stedder
General Crude Oil Co
Og&ml
Robert K. Beard
Tolbert Cocks
Elousie Vanner
Michael W. Hadnot
United States of America
FHA
Gordon R. Pate
Citizens Nat
Bank of Brit
Marshall M. Somers
Colony Development Co
Birdie Buchanan Waterman
Logan C. Waterman
Peter Wood
Robert E. Landreth
Last Rites For Mrs. Myron McNaughten
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtis McNaughten seventy one of Buna were held at 4 30 p m on Tuesday with Rev. Sammy Smith officiating. Burial followed at Antioch Cemetery. She died at Shady Acres Nursing Home Newton after a brief illness. Surviving are two stepsons L J McNaughten of Silsbee William Allen McNaughten of Buna and two stepdaughters Florence Wheeler of Buna and Linda Pear Russo of Silsbee.
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Myrtis McNaughten
Buna
Causey
E. E. Stringer
Antioch Cemetery
Sammy Smith
Shady Acres
Newton
Arkansas
L. J. McNaughten
Silsbee
William Allen McNaughten
Florence Wheeler
Linda Pear Russo
Funeral Services For Seth Phillips 77 Held June 9
Funeral services for Seth M. Phillips 77 of Kountze were held at 10 a.m. June 9 at Forrest Lawn Cemetery with Rev. Jim Cryer officiating. He died June 9 at Baptist Hospital after living in the area 21 years and was a retired construction foreman. Survivors include his wife Paulina, two sons Gene and Joe Ed both of Beaumont, three daughters Joan L. King of Kountze Owen Armstrong of Houston and Paul Tweedell of Lumberton.
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Seth M. Phillips
Kountze
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Jim Cryer
Phillips
Baptist Hospital
Paulina Phillips
Gene
Joe Ed Phillips
Beaumont
Joan L. King
Owen Armstrong
Hou‘ston
Paul Tweedell
Lumberton
VA Pension Benefit Checks Reach 2.2 Million Veterans
VA statistics show 2.2 million veterans and survivors receive disability or death pensions, led by 554,000 World War II veterans and other war-era groups. Eligibility hinges on wartime service, discharge status, and need, with monthly payments capped by family size and income. Apply at VA regional offices.
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Veterans Administration
Theft Conviction Nets Prison Term and Fine in Mississippi
Marion Anderson of Jacksonville, Mississippi, convicted in Hardin County 88th District Court of felony theft for stealing $300 from Savon Drug in Kountze in May 1974. Jury on June 10 imposed the maximum penalty: $5,000 fine and ten years in the State Department of Corrections at Huntsville. State was represented by District Attorney R. S. Coe and Cecil Tebbs. defense by Kerry Armstrong and Jack McGaffey.
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Hardin County
88Th District Court
Jackson
Miss
State Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Billy Paine
Savon Drug Company
Kountze
Marion Anderson
Jacksonville
Clyde E. Smith
R. S. Coe
D.A
Cecil Tebbs
Kerry Armstrong
Jack McGaffey
Anderson
Clean Up Campaign To Be Continued In Silsbee
Farley Bowers said the Chamber of Commerce will extend the clean up effort in Silsbee with the Bicentennial organization. The campaign will run until the Bicentennial Celebration ends and promote anti litter efforts and beautification through azaleas and flowering shrubs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Silsbee
Farley Bowers
Bowers
Olan Davis Fund Set Up By Sorority Group
Delta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority established the Olan Davis Fund at First National Bank and Silsbee State Bank to aid Constable Olan Davis of Precinct 2 Hardin County who has been confined to Silsbee Doctors Hospital for weeks. Contributions may be made at either bank.
Rummage Sale Funds Summer Cheer Camp
A rummage sale at Santa Fe Park runs Friday and Saturday from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m. The event offers summer clothing for all ages and is sponsored by Silsbee High School cheerleaders. Proceeds go to a summer camp at Sam Houston University in Huntsville, led by head cheerleader Rhonda Skil lern.
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Santa Fe Park
Silsbee High School
Rhonda Skillern
Sam Houston University
Huntsville
Frazier Enlists in Air Force Deploys to Lackland Base
Jeff Edward Frazier son of Mr and Mrs Cleo Frazier of Silsbee enlisted in the United States Air Force on June 6 and is now undergoing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas.
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Jeff Edward Frazier
Cleo Frazier
Silsbee
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Mrs Ronald G McCabe Visites Parents in San Diego
Mrs Ronald G McCabe and her children from San Diego California are visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs L Creel during a family visit.
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Ronald G. McCabe
San Diego
Calif
L.&. Creel
Births Report From Silsbee and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Emery Herdon of Silsbee welcome a daughter born June 3 at Women's and Children's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Billy Tolar of Fred are parents to Glenda Sue born June 6 at Silsbee Doctors Hospital. Mr and Mrs Fredrick Wayne Cain of Segno celebrate a son Wesley Ray born June 9 at Silsbee Doctors Hospital.
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Emery Herndon
Silsbee
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Billy Lewis Tolar
Fred
Glenda Sue
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
Fredrick Wayne Cain
Segno
Wesley Ray
Silsbee rummage sale and car wash fundraiser
A rummage sale at Silsbee Packing Company and a car wash at Morgan Gulf Station will be held Saturday to benefit the Silsbee High School twirlers.
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Silsbee Packing Company
Morgan Gulf Station
Silsbee High School
Morgan Family Reunion at Honey Island Pool
The John D. Morgan family hosts its annual reunion on Sunday, June 15 at the Honey Island swimming pool shed 2-B. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and relatives are invited.
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John D. Morgan
Honey Island
City council approves several appointments
At the June 24 council meeting the board approved Fire Chief Russell Busby Fire Marshal Bo Welborn and Assistant Fire Marshal David Miller for the fire department and named Silsbee Police Chief Bob L Ogden to the Regional Criminal Justice Council Advisory Committee and Bobby Paret to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.
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Russell Busby
Bo Welborn
David Miller
Silsbee
Bob L. Ogden
Regional Criminal Justice Council
Bobby Paret
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
pallbearers named for Wilson service and honorary attendees
Pallbearers listed include Prentis McMillican Bill McMillican Douglas Wilson and James Savoie with Sheriff Billy Paine also named. Honorary pallbearers are Paul Rene Petkovsek Noel Pryor and Kyle Bland.
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Prentis McMillican
Bill McMillican
Douglas Wilson
Hardin County
Billy Paine
James Savoie
Ricky Pryor
Paul and
Rene Petkovsek
Noel Pryor
Kyle Bland
Donelson Receives Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree
James H. Donelson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Donelson of Silsbee, earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University of Texas Health Science Center Houston during its first convocation. Principal speaker was Dr Edward Gibson. Donelson is a Silsbee High School and Lamar University graduate employed by Koeppe Dental Clinic in Pasadena.
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James H. Donelson
Henry M. Donelson
Silsbee
University of Texas Science Health Center
Houston
U. T. Health Science Center
Edward Gibson
Sky Lab
John Olson
Donelson
Kathleen Donelson
O. O. Overstreet
Kountze
Silsbee High School
Lamar University
Koeppe Dental Clinic
Pasadena
Wis. Kaltenborn scholarship awarded to Holland student
Miss Karen Petroelje of Holland Michigan, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. C A Lincoln of Silsbee, is a University of Wisconsin senior chosen for the H V Kaltenborn scholarship for aptitude in broadcasting and journalism. She works for the U M News Service preparing state radio broadcasts. The award provides 1600 for continued studies and she also won a $500 Minneapolis Tribune journalism prize.
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Karen Petroelje
Peter Petroelje
Holland
Mich
H. V. Kaltenborn
University of Wisconsin
Miss Petroelje
C. A. Lincoln
Silsbee
Karen
U. M.news Service
U. M
Minneapolis Tribune
Silsbee State Bank Declares Dividend and Boosts Surplus
Silsbee State Bank approved a fifty cent per share dividend at its regular meeting and transferred 100000 to certified surplus from undivided profits. The increase raises the loan limit from 225000 to 250000 and funds bank improvements. President E M Wilson Jr cited the dividend as supporting regional economic growth.
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Silsbee State Bank
Silsbee Area
E. M. Wilson Jr
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Myron McNaughten
Seth Phillips
Olan Davis
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Nevada
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