Local Editorial Staff and Publishing Details for Silsbee News
The Silsbee News lists its second class mailing permit date April 19, 1919 and post office location in Silsbee Texas. It notes weekly Thursday publication at 410 Highway 96 with subscription rates 3.50 in four counties and 4.00 elsewhere. Staff includes David Read R L Read Tommy Read Mrs Leona Whitman Margaret Kerby and production team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
Om R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Leona Whitman
Margaret Kerby
Frances Wills and K E Parker wed in Beaumont ceremony
Miss Frances St John Wills daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl James Wills Jr and Kenneth Earl Parker son of Mr and Mrs Earl E Parker of Watsonville Calif exchanged marriage vows at St Mark's Episcopal Church Beaumont officiated by Rev Ralph H Shuffler It detailed attire attendants and reception then noted a wedding trip to San Francisco and future home in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances St. John Wills
Earl James Wills Jr
Kenneth Earl Parker
Earl E. Parker
Watsonville
Calif
Ralph H. Shuffler
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Beaumont
Sim Ward
Sarah Yawn
Jimmy Stephens
Jerry Donalson
Alvin Ward
James Ward
Linda Whisneant
Laurel Ann Hester
Robert Wilburn Ward
Athens
Bryan Berryman
B. G. Berryman
US Marines
San Diego
L. W. Scott
Navasota
Cassie Caraway
Bulls Outgain Steers In Feedlot
In the Hurry-Up beef program at Texas A&M, bulls outperformed steers in feedlot gains and wearing weights. Ten bulls and ten steers across two and three breed crosses showed eight month weights of 626 for steers and 633 for bulls, with bulls finishing at 1015 pounds after 121 days and gains of 3.14 lb per day versus steer gains of 2.56 lb. Kruse notes bulls may trend into more feedlots due to better efficiency and acceptable tenderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kruse
Texas A&m University
Kruse
Texas A&m
G. T. King
Animal Science Department
Timesmen Quartet To Sing Here At First Assembly
The Timesmen Quartet will perform at First Assembly of God Church on highway 96 south. The group includes Pat Hoffmaster Gary McCown Herbert Williams Ray Jones and Ken Pilkenton all from Houston with pianist. Rev J A Hendrix invites the public to hear them.
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Timesmen
First Assembly of God
Highway 96
South
Pat Hoffmaster
Gary McCown
Herbert Williams
Ray Jones
Ken Pilkenton
Houston
J. A. Hendrix
Poate of Quip
Tax Return For Household Workers Due In June
District Director R L Phinney announced that Austin District household employers will receive pre addressed Forms 942 by mail on or about June 30 for the June 30 1967 calendar quarter. The pre printed forms include the employer identification number to ensure prompt credit when processed through the ADP systems. Blank forms are available for new filers and those with assigned identification numbers should verify the number on the form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
R. L. Phinney
Austin
Phinney
ADP
Good Shepherd Bible School Closes Friday Night
Vacation Bible School at Good Shepherd Baptist Church wraps with student work on display from 7 to 7:30 p.m. The program begins at 7:30. Principal I R Brownlee leads teachers C E Willis A B Kelley James McMillian Eddy York Billie Dillon Richard Gordon W J Crosby. Assistant principal secretary Donald Webb. pianist Kenneth Gore. refreshment organizers Horn and Robertson. Pastor Rev Charles Willis invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
I. R. Brownlee
C. E. Willis
A. B.kelley
James McMillian
Eddy York
Billie Dillon
Richard Gordon
W. J. Crosby
Donald Webb
Kenneth Gore
C. E. Horn
O. M. Robertson
Charles Willis
Thepublic
Cub Pack 88 To Hold Wiener Roast
Cub Scout Pack 88 plans a summer outing with a wiener roast at Pinehill Swimming Pool on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Cubmaster Alvin Ragan says all cubs get a free swim, may arrive with parents, and the wieners buns are provided by the pack.
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Cub
Pinehill
Alvin Ragan
Garage Sale for White Sox Little League at Maxwell Drive
A garage sale to benefit the White Sox Little League team will be held at 950 Maxwell Drive from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday. Proceeds go to Paula Bell, a local queen candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Maxwell Drive
Queen
Paula Bell
Gossett and Malseed Duo Wed in Huntington Beach
Miss Deanna Kay Gossett and David Thomas Malseed married at First Methodist Church Huntington Beach California. Rev G Russell Shaw officiated. The bride wore peau de soie with lace trim and an empire waist veil. Parents are Gossett of this city and Malseed of Roseville Michigan. The couple will live in Huntington Beach where he works as an engineer with Douglas Aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Kay Gossett
Huntington Beach
Calif
David Thomas Malseed
Bal‘boa
G. Russell Shaw
First Methodist Church
Joe B. Gossett
John Malseed
Roseville
Michigan
Jean Tyndal
Charlene la Fon
Doreen Sather
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Michael McNamara
Long Beach
Earline Witham
Houston
Vicki Hargett
Newport Beach
Charles Howard Malseed
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Miller
Terrence D. Gossett
Santa Clara
Michael Hargett
Sallie Coltrin
Carol MacDonald
Judi Feutz
Barbara Sue Stephenson
Silsbee High School
Lamar State College of Technology
Beaumont
Delta Psi Kappa
California State College
Huntington Beach Union High
Malseed
Roseville High School
Eastern Michigan University
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alaska
Douglas Aircraft Corporation Missiles and Space Systems Center
Eight-Year-Old Debbie Wallace Catches 8 lb 12 oz Trout
Debbie Wallace eight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S A Wallace of 212 Redbud, caught a prize speckled trout in Galveston Bay near Hannahs Reef. While with her father and brother Randy, she used rod and shrimp bait to land the eight pound twelve ounce lanker during a Port Bolivar vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Wallace
S. A. Wallace
Galveston Bay
Hannah
Randy
Debbie
Silsbee Social Notes Reflect Busy Summer Visits
Silsbee social column lists numerous visits and travels including Mrs Billy Dinkle and son Mitch, Mrs H M Donel with Kathleen, family visits from California Texas and Alabama, trips to Oklahoma City Six Flags and Arlington, naval cruise reports, a wedding in Athens, live in-laws visiting, and local relatives hosting guests in Silsbee during a period of extended summer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dinkle
Mitch
H. M. Donelson
Kathleen
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Lee Baldwin
Whittier
Calif
Frances Baldwin
H. F. Schoppe
Lake Jackson
Texas
Alvin Ward
Robert E.knupple
Corpus Christi
Cynthia Freeman
Cornelia Knupple
Richard Johnson
F. D. Johnson
David King and Son
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Frontier City
USA
Indian Village
Chickasha
Mrs. Bennie S. Palmer Dies in Nederland
Mrs. Bennie S. Palmer, 58, of Nederland, died Thursday after a three month illness. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with Dr. Gene Wofford officiating. Burial followed in Kirbyville City Cemetery. A Jasper County native, she had lived in Nederland 33 years and was active in church, teaching Sunday School and singing in the choir. Survivors include her mother Mrs. Lela Sheffield of Houston and sister Mrs. C. C. Barclay of Nederland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie S. Palmer
Nederland
First Baptist Church
Gene Wofford
Kirbyville City
Mid- Jefferson County
Jasper County
Palmer
Lela Sheffield
Houston
C. C. Barclay
Harold Grimes Undergoes Surgery
Harold Grimes of 735 Grimes Avenue a longtime Kirby Lumber Corp employee had surgery at Hotel Dieu Hospital Beaumont last week He is reported improving and expected to return home before the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grimes
Grimes Avenue
Kirby Lumber Corp
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Beaumont
Social security provides income protection when income is lost
Social security offers protection when earnings stop due to old age death or disability ensuring ongoing income support for workers and families through retirement or survivor and disability benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Name Change For Dam B Reservoir Receives Approval
Legislation to name Dam B and its reservoir Town Bluff Dam and B A Steinhagen Lake passed Congress and heads to the White House. Senator Brooks notes B A Steinhagen of Beaumont promoted Neches River Basin development and LNVA leadership. Work began in 1946, the year of Steinhagen's death.
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Town Bluff
Neches River
Lower Neches Valley
Rayburn Dam
B. A. Steinhagen
Neches’ River
Brooks
Lindsey Family Reunion to Meet at Honey Island Park
Lindsey Reunion chairman John T. Lindsey announced the annual get-together will be held Sunday June 25 at Honey Island Park. He invited friends to attend as guests for the Lindsey Family Reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lindsey
Honey Island Park
Town Bluff Name Suggested for Dam B in Neches River Area
Congressman J M Combs recalls groundbreaking ceremonies at Town Bluff with Judge Combs and Neches River leaders. He argues Dam B be named for Town Bluff and the reservoir after the late B A Steinhagen, aligning with Sam Rayburn Dam progress and regional development.
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Gressman
J. M. Combs
Congress
Historic
Town Bluff
Judge Combs
Neches River
Sam Rayburn
Texas oil production up as Middle East crisis lingers
The Railroad Commission allowed Texas oil output to rise by 2,268,000 barrels in late June due to disrupted Middle East supplies. June allowables rose from 33.8% to 35.9% retroactive to June 1, enabling a maximum of 3,112,191 barrels daily, with July caps still undecided.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Texas Oil Industry
Commission
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Algeria
U.S
Britain
Libya
Spain
France
Suez Canal
Cape of Good Hope
Interstate
Rocky Mountains
State Board of Insurance
Homer Garrison Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Koy
Homer Gerrieeonndy
Ringling Bros Circus to Open in Shreveport Memorial Coliseum
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will play two performances daily June 27 and 28 at the Memorial Coliseum in Shreveport as part of the Louisiana State Fair. Ticket prices range from 1 to 4 dollars with box seats 3.50 and general admission 2, under-12 matinee prices 2.50 and 1. The long Ringling train arrives June 26 to set up for the Greatest Show on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Monsour
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Memorial Coliseum
Monsour
Ringling
Our
Coliseum
Houston ‘Astrodome
Shreveport
P.O
Rebecca Lane On Honor Roll At Prairie View
Rebecca Yvonne Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Lane of Silsbee and a Prairie View A and M College sophomore made the honor roll for the past semester qualifying with a B average on at least 14 semester hours. She is spending the summer term and majors in business.
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Rebecca Lane
Prairie View
Rebecca Yvonne Lane
J. D. Lane
Silsbee
Prairie View A.&m. College
Miss Lane
Airlines gain permits for College Station routes to Houston and Dallas
Airport service permits awarded for Davis line between College Station and Houston while Nacogdoches to Dallas and Palestine routes gain recognition. Evidence from both carriers supports demand for new passenger service. Texas labor force grows in April with 33 000 rise to 4 204 300. unemployment at 2.6 percent.
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Texas Aeronautics Commission
Fleetway
Davis Airlines
Houston
Greggs County
San Antonio
Tyler
Waco
Austin
Gregg County
Palestine
Nacogdoches
Return
Davis
College Station
Dallas
Texas Employment Commission
Texas
Half the World Won’t See a Doctor From Birth to Death
A CARE MEDICO service in Dallas operates a jungle clinic treating an average of 14 patients, illustrating limited access to medical care for half the global population from birth to death.
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Medico
Dallas
Texas
Silsbee to Adopt All Number Calling by 1968
Arthur Carruth of Southwestern Bell announces Silsbee will switch to All Number Calling ANC by June 1968. The change converts two letters five digits to all numerals while keeping the five digits. Directory updates and preassignment of ANC numbers will appear in 1967 editions.
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Silshee
Arthur Carruth
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Carruth
United States
ANC
Silsbee
Sullender Family Reunion Attendance Exceeds One Hundred Five
About 105 persons attended the Sullendar family reunion held in Houston on Sunday. Among those from Silsbee were Garl Sullendar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodland, Mrs. Doris Williams and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodard and son, Mrs. Frances Grisham and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brookins and a family, Mrs. Allie Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Hart Brookins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullendar
Houston
Silsbee
Garl
Charles Woodard
Doris Williams
H. Woodard
Frances Grisham
Elton Brookins
Allie Rogers
Hart
Silsbee approves garbage fee ordinance in 1967 vote
City Council adopts an ordinance amending the administrative manual to charge monthly garbage fees for residential, duplex, and business premises with a $1.50 rate for most, $2.00 minimum for commercial, and $20.00 minimum for supermarkets, effective July 1, 1967, as recorded June 13 1967 with Mayor Frank L. McClanahan Jr. and City Secretary Ann Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Silsbee
Water Department
Texas
Lowing
Dene Wden Ferdinal
Georgg As
Hays
Hopkins
Rudisaile
Frank L. McClanahan, Jr
Ann Brown
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Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billy Joe Williams
Linotype
Frances Wills
K.E. Parker
Janyth Stewart
Mabs Bache
Rose Marino
Vicki
Cheryl Long
Robin Dauphin
Jeffrey Hedge
Jack Connell
Scott Babcock
Earl Dye
Pasadena
Cary Gant
Port Arthur
Gene Ream
Earl Janes Wills III
Royal Manor
Sharon Crabbe
Holly Hulman
Helen Shoup
Texas City
Lynn Caldwell
Carole Cobble
San Francisco
Good Shepherd Bible School
Kay Gossett and
D.T. Malseed
Port Bolivar
Silsbee Social Notes
J. W. Smithson
Charles Lindsey
Las Vegas
Nev
Jerry Dunn
Carl Lindsey
Buna
Frank White
Medford
Ore
W. B. David
Matt Dinkle
San Marcos Academy
Mike Stone
Walton
Kenneth Parker
Ozro Parker
Cecil Smyly
Carol Holiday
Pickstown
William, Dinkle
Buford E. Curtis
Barbara DeCuir
Jerry Curtis
Arlington
Grace Leigh
Ala
James G. Leigh
Tim
Neva
Tuscumbia
Greg
National Guard
Fort Polk
C. G. McClinton
Paul McClinton
Lillie Ludlow
C. B. Davenport
Albert McBroom
Arcata
Canata
Robert McCussillon
Stella Wheeler
Koun
Tze
Bertie Edwards
Bryan Mays
Port Neches
Imarrell Conway
Orange
J. H. Richardson
L. O. Wray Jr
New Orleans
L. O. Wray
Douglas Drodldyang
Bo Smith
Bogalusa
Elizabeth
Linda Watts
Fort Lee
C. H. Watts
P. W. Watkins
S. F. Jordan
Livingston
Felix Sharp Jr
Tripoli
Africa
US Air Force
Felix Sharpe
Bernie Palmer
Dam B
Lindsey
Py, Oyvern Svnfora
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Water Development Board
U.S. Department of Interior
U.S. Supreme Court
Midland
State Supreme Court
Galveston County
Memorial Hospital
Gillespie County
Attorney General
Crawford Martin
Martin
Agriculture
John White
South Texas
West Texas
GOP
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Hillary Sandoval Jr
Fl Paso
Republican Party of Texas
US Defense Department
Thomas M. Keel
Legislative Budget Board
Sullender
Lodge
IOOF
11Th St
W. Avenue F
W. A. Robertson
N.G. T. N. Smith
V.G
City Hall
Earnest Avenue
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