Price Daniel Backs Clean Campaign Code
Senator Price Daniel announced he signed a Code of Fair Campaign Practices proposed by religious leaders and anti defamation groups. The measure condemns personal vilification and slander while Daniel pledged to run on merit and conduct his campaign without malice.
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Price Daniel
Everett H. Jones
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Texas Council of Churches
Robert E. Lucey
San Antonio
Maurice N. Dannenbaum
Southwest
Anti-Defamation League
Texas Governor Campaign Pledge Upholds Dignity
The candidate promises not to attack opponents or engage in mudslinging. He will respond to questions with a civil tone and keep the race on a high-minded level befitting the Texas governor's office.
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Texas
Weiner Roast Honors Loretta Brown
A home party Tuesday honored Loretta Brown with a weiner roast and rock and roll. Hostess Jerry Hargraves led a guest list including Verl McNeil Shorty Weathersby Jerry Reeves Joe Robert Hooks Curtis Jackson Andrew Hare Buster Davis Lav erne Hargraves Helen Ferguson Betty and Bob Ferguson Betty Reeves Alice Curry Jo Ann Humble Barbara and David Milstead Beulah Bryant Mary Kelley Em ilee Tucker Claudia Richardson Linda Richardson Mary Bari on Elizabeth Davis.
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Weiner
Loretta Brown
Jerry Hargraves
Verl McNeil
Shorty Weathersby
Jerry Reeves
Joe Robert Hooks
Curtis Jackson
Andrew Hare
Buster Davis
Laverne Hargraves
Helen Ferguson
Betty
Bob Ferguson
Betty Reeves
Alice Curry
Jo Ann Humble
Barbara
David Milstead
Beulah Bryant
Mary Kelley
Emilee Tucker
Claudia Richardson
Linda Richardson
Mary Baryon
Elizabeth Davis
Bean Cemetery Work Near Kirbyville Saturday
A cemetery work day is planned at Bean Cemetery near Kirbyville on Saturday. It will be an all day event with a basket lunch provided at noon.
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Bean
Kirbyville
Marjorie Butts Weds Cpl Frank E McDonald
Mr and Mrs A E Butts announce the marriage of their daughter Marjorie Jaye to Cpl Frank E McDonald son of Mrs Ester McDonald on June 5 at 7 pm in the parsonage of the First Assembly of God Church with Rev J A Hendrix officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Loral Vaught The couple are both in military service or related to service members.
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A. E. Butts
Marjorie Jaye
Frank E. McDonald
Ester McDonald
First Assembly of God Church
J. A. Hendrix
Loral Vaught
Local Graduates Share Postwar Plans In Letters
Graduates of Silsbee High School report Mr. McDonald spent two years at Lamar College before entering military service. He will depart June 29 to return to Germany where he has been stationed for one year and will stay eighteen months. She hopes to join him later.
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Silsbee High School
McDonald
Lamar College
Germany
Time, Inc. Visitors Tour Eastex Mill in Silsbee
Charles Gleason and Don Diehl of Time Inc New York spend a few days at East Texas Pulp and Paper Co mill in Silsbee. Gleason works in the comptroller's department while Diehl serves in a liason role. Diehl, a former weekly publisher, visited the Silsbee Bee plant Tuesday.
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Charles Gleason
Don Diehl
Time, Inc
New York
East Texas Pulp and Paper Co
Silsbee
Gleason
Comptroller’s Department
Diehl
Silsbee Bee
Loeb-Chance C of C To Be Discussed
Citizens of Loeb and Chance communities invited to a Thursday meeting at Loeb school to organize a Hardin County Chamber of Commerce unit. Roy Boyd of Houston will be the main speaker. Meeting begins at 8 p.m.
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Loeb
Chance Communities
Loeb School
Chamber of Commerce
Hardin County
C. H. Shawver
Roy Boyd
Houston
Joyce Swinney Weds Tom Million in June Home Ceremony
Mrs L E Swinney and L E Swinney welcomed Joyce Swinney to Tom Million son of A W Million in a June 17 wedding at the bride’s home attended by Steve James and Kim McKay. Judge Louis Sellers officiated. They will reside in Kermit Texas where Million works for Chouga Drilling and Construction Company. Joyce is a 1956 Silsbee High School graduate.
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L. E. Swinney
Joyce
Tom Million
A. W. Million
Steve James
Kim McKay
Louis Sellers
Kermit, Texas
Million
Chouga Drilling and Construction Company
Silsbee High School
Cook's Bluff Home Demonstration Club Met On June 14
The Cook's Bluff Home Demonstration Club met June 14 at Mrs. Fred Davis's home with eight members and one visitor. President Mrs. Earl Kirchoff led the meeting. minutes were read by secretary Mrs. Bessie Winger. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kirchoff demonstrated attractive sandwiches, cheese dips and ice box pies for summer. The next meeting will be an all day covered dish luncheon at noon at Mrs. Fred Winger's home, starting at 10 a.m.
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Cook's Bluff Home
Fred Davis
Earl Kirchoff
Jack Dean
Bessie Winger
Davis
Kirchoff
Fred Winger
Methodist Men To Meet Thursday
A regular meeting of the Methodist men will be held Thursday evening June 21 at 7 30 in Cravens Hall. Bill Pennington city comptroller will be the principal speaker B A Rucker will give the devotional. Light refreshments will be served according to I V McWhorter food committee chairman.
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Cravens Hall
Bill Pennington
B. A. Rucker
I. V. McWhorter
Kir-B-Co Club Party At Bluebonnet Cafe
The Kir-B-Co club hosted a Saturday night party at the Bluebonnet Cafe for members and guests. Committee members were Barbara Hilliard Betty Mitchell Norman Rosser and Sam Yawn Jr. The theme Cafe Society shaped the decorations. The next social is planned for August. In the Antarctic a navyman eats 115 pounds of beef annually.
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Kir-B-Co Club
Bluebonnet Cafe
Barbara Hilliard
Betty Mitchell
Norman Rosser
Sam Yawn, Jr
Cafe Society
World motorcycle champ Mueller tests NSU racer
H. P. Mueller, world motorcycle racing champion, holds up a measure of just over a quart of gasoline needed for each test run of NSU’s streamlined racer. The initial run covered about 100 kilometers at 100 kmh, with top speed around 90 mph. Mueller rode nearly flat in the racing chair during the special test.
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Cassaver
H. P. Mueller
NSU
Mueller
Soil Conservation District News Highlights Conservation Benefits
The district notes soils with good conservation retain more water and nutrients, lowering soil temperature by up to 18 degrees near Silsbee and Sour Lake. Examples include Frakse Farms and Olive FFA Farms showing Alyce clover thriving under proper practices. Farmers are advised to disk soils multiple times before planting and use limited nitrogen to reduce weed and grass competition.
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Silsbee
Sour Lake
Bermuda
Frakse Farms
Sam Randal
Bill Bush
Frank Swain
B. E. Rea
Banks Cook
LNSCD
S. G. Ellis
Olive Ffa
FFA
Kountze
Village Creek Home Demonstration Club Meets
The Village Creek Home Demonstration club met June 12 at Mrs. Joe Steagal’s home with nine members and three visitors. Mrs. J P Gentry led a demonstration of party refreshments. The next gathering is set for July 10 at Mrs. Gentry’s home.
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Village Creek Home Demonstration Club
Joe Steagal
J. P. Gentry
Gentry
Waves Form Major Share of Navy Personnel in WWII
In World War II the Bureau of Naval Personnel and the Navy overall relied heavily on WAVES, with women serving as about seventy percent of the Navy’s fill.
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Navy
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Lake Charles Bride Weds Silbee Engineer In Local Church
Miss Joyce Mack of Lake Charles and Mr Malcolm Williams of Silsbee wed at 6:00 p m in the Church of The Good Shepherd Lake Charles. The bride, daughter of Mrs M A Mack and the late Mr Mack, is a Northwestern State College graduate and public school teacher. The groom, son of Mrs Elizabeth Williams and the late Mr Mack Williams, is a Texas A and M graduate and an agricultural engineer for Gulf States Utilities. They plan a Biloxi Gulf Port honeymoon and will reside in Lake Charles.
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Joyce Mack
Lake Charles
Malcolm Williams
Silsbee
Church of the Good Shepherd
Miss Mack
M. A. Mack
Mack
Northwestern State College of Louisiana
Nachitoches
Williams
Elizabeth Williams
Mack Williams
Silsbee High School
Texas A and M College
Gulf States Utilities Company
Biloxi
Gulf Port
Jefferson County Singers Meet At Port Neches Convention
The Jefferson County quarterly singing convention will meet Saturday night and all day Sunday June 23 and 24 in the Oil Workers building on Port Neches Avenue Port Neches Texas. Many quartets and singers will attend with performances starting 7 30 Saturday, 10 Sunday, and a noon meal.
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Jefferson County Quarterly Singing Convention
Oil Workers
Port Neches Avenue
Port Neches
Texas
CIA
Navy structures endure extreme Antarctic conditions
Navy buildings housing 166 Americans in Antarctica were engineered to withstand minus 100 degree temperatures and winds up to 100 knots, showcasing military resilience in extreme environmental testing.
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Navy
Antarctica
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