Safety Council Opens July 4 Safety Drive
The National Safety Council launches a double-barrel Fourth of July safety campaign focusing on traffic accidents and drownings. President Howard Pyle urges safe driving and safe play, highlighting 440 traffic deaths and 160 drownings last year. He promotes learning to swim and widespread use of seat belts to reduce injuries and save lives.
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Pyle
Silshee C. E. S. Installs New Officers Friday
Silshee Chapter 298 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers last Friday evening in the Masonic Temple led by Elizabeth McClelland as worthy patron and Bob McClelland as worthy patron. Other officers installed included Ora Milner associate matron L. E. Martin associate patron Albertine Oldham secretary Eva Mae Van Winkle treasurer Gladys Farrell conductress Fredda Duffle associate conductress Lois Tarver chaplain Doris Walker marshal Gladys Bower organist Mildred Chance Adah Opal Creel Martha Ona Simmons Electa Violet Parsley warden P. A. Parsley sentinel. Two appointees could not attend and will be installed later: Blanche Teel Ruth and Becca Ann Clark Esther. Mary Kathryn Prather was installing officer, aided by Grace Daniel installing marshal Eloise Choate installing chaplain Elaine Register installing organist Ethel Mae Dardin secretary pro tem Willie Mae Brim mistress of ceremonies. Gail McClelland presented the Bible. Rev. Grant Herbst gave the invocation and Mrs. Tennison sang The Lord's Prayer at benediction. Gail McClelland sang a number for her parents after installation. The worthy matron received a program and family tributes. Retiring worthy matron Harriett Stutts and worthy patron T. E. Chumley opened the meeting. Guests attended from Buna Bridge City Beaumont South Park Port Neches Port Arthur and Lakeside.
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Silshee Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth McClelland
Bob McClelland
Ora Milner
L. E. Martin
Albertine Oldham
Eva Mae van Winkle
Gladys Farrell
Freeda Duffle
Lois Tarver
Doris Walker
Marshal
Gladys Bower
Mildred Chance
Adah
Opal Creel
Martha
Ona Simmons
Electa
Violet Parsley
Warder
P. A. Parsley
Sentinel
Blanche Teel
Ruth
Becca Ann Clark
Esther
Mary Kathryn Prather
Grace Daniel
Eloise Choate
Elaine Register
Ethel Mae Dardin
Willie Mae Brim
Gail McClelland
Grant Herbst
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George Tennison
Local visits and sick lists fill Votaw week
Votaw residents correspondence notes visits from Cora Kelley of Kilgore A V Kelley of Beaumont and Svble Bailey of Zavalla. Mrs Laura Dryden recuperating at Sam Parker home Hardin. Families from Livingston Tomball Devil's Pocket Baytown Segno and Houston share weekends and caregiving updates.
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Cora Kelley
Kilgore
A. V. Kelley
Beaumont
Jesse Whitmire
Evadale
Laura Dryden
Sam Parker
Hardin
Kate Bailey
Livingston
Svble Bailey
Zavalla
Henry Burks
Dal
George Graham
Ellis Mo
Bailey Home
M. Collins
Houston
L. C. Bailey
Baytown
Guy Gay
Segno
Joe Love
New Laws On Fish And Game From 57th Legislature
The 57th Legislature passed 108 bills on fish and game, 69 becoming law. Key items include allowing some incapacitated individuals to hunt from a vehicle with physician approval, deer tags bearing kill date and place, and prohibiting coypu possession without written Game and Fish Commission permission. The sandhill crane is now a game bird. Washington County left Regulatory Authority. 16 counties added, totaling 121. Precinct 4 in Tyler County also placed under authority, along with Lake Texoma areas, and San Sebastian County deer regulation transferred to the Commission.
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Tyler County
Lake Texoma Irwing
Cooke
Grayson
Matagorda Island
Social Security Payments in Hardin County May 1961
Social Security field representative Carlton Touchet reports 2 132 Hardin County residentsReceive monthly benefits as of June 1 1961 comprising old age survivors and disability plans. May 1961 total benefits reached 120 911 dollars with 120 recipients of disability benefits totaling 7 646 dollars. Average disability payment stood at 63 dollars and the overall average at 56 dollars. Touchet will hold Thursday sessions at 8 30 a m in Silsbee Fire Department Hall to help eligible residents file benefits claims.
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Social Security
Carlton Touchet
Beaumont
Hardin County
Touchet
Silsbee
Fire Department
Pfc Grissom Completes Army Radio School Honors
Pfc Billy T Grissom graduated with honors from the Artillery Radio Maintenance School at Fort Sill Oklahoma. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Grissom of Silsbee and is married to Elsie Linscombe of Beaumont. He entered the Army in 1960 after basic training at Fort Hood. He is a 1958 graduate of Silsbee High School and attended Lamar College in Beaumont before enlisting.
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Pfc
Billy Truman Grissom
Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
Aubrey Grissom
Silsbee
Elsie Linscombe
Beaumont
Grissom
Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Silsbee High School
Lamar College
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