Kountze School Board Honors Students at Science Fair
Jaldine Weaver chosen by student body at Kountze amid awards for first to third places in the annual science fair during Pubools Week. Winners include Willis, McDow hird, Williford, Yule, Kay, Pruett, Brady, Blackmon, Geary, Barrington, Blake, Gates, Crosby, and Willis among others. Girls' volleyball set to face Silsbee Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaldine Weaver
Kountze
Jo Hart
Ethelett
Wilkins
Eral
Te Willis
Wayneson
Joseph McDowhird
Troy Williford
Egg
Yule
Tory
Kay
Pruett
Linda Brady
Blackmon
Geary Treet
Sam Barrington
Sue Blake
Billie Sue Blake
William Earl Gates
Tony Crosby
Wayne Willis
Jimmy Boyd
Bill Vanderburg
Silsbee
First Presbyterian Church Session Seeks Members for Outreach Programs
The First Presbyterian Church holds a 7 30 PM session at the manse to discuss business. Rev Larry Correu leads morning services at 11 00 AM with a sermon series on Beliefs That Matter focusing on the sovereignty of God. Choir practice and Easter preparations, a sack supper, and a wall record check are planned. a March 16 church program by Her bet Couture compares Roman Catholicism with Presbyterianism. All men of the church are urged to attend. members or not, a good turn is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presby- Church
Larry Correu
Proto
Herb. Couture
Couture
Arch
Joe
America
Heintzlemann
Rio Grande City
Cortinas
Leff
Ricketts
Ford
Time Out To Meet Your Game Wardens
Editor H D Dodgen urges Texans to meet game wardens in the February issue of the Texas Game and Fish Commission publication. He describes wardens as lawmakers, educators, community volunteers, and first responders who protect wildlife and assist in fires rescues and search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Dodgen
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Dodgen
Garden Club
Ralph Villermin Awarded Good Conduct Medal and Promotion
Ralph C. Villermin received the Good Conduct Medal for exemplary behavior efficiency and fidelity during the past year. The award accompanied his promotion to Airman First Class and follows his 30 day leave at home with parents Mr and Mrs L R Villermin at George Air Force Base California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Villermin
Ralph Just
George Air Force Base
Calif
L. R. Villermin
Hardin Tyler Medical Society essay winners announced
Dr. George Tennison presided as Hardin Tyler County Medical Society named winners of a high school essay contest on The Advantages of the American Free Enterprise System. First Joan Townsend Woodville won $20, Kay Gossett Silsbee $10, Barbara Hough $5. essays advance to state level with $1,000 national prize potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tennison
Silsbee
Hardin-Tyler County Medical Society
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Joan Townsend
Woodville
Kay Gossett
Barbara Hough
Miss Townsend
War With Mexico Drags On and Rio Grande Battle Scene
Letter from Brownsville reports on hostilities with Mexico, a suspected couriers plot involving Cortinas, and a daring river attack on a boat aided by brave defenders. The column also notes crop progress across Texas with favorable conditions and Sea Island cotton seed gains attracting international interest.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Den 10 Pack 88 Cub Scouts Meet at Home
Den 10 of Pack 88 met Monday in the home of den mother Mrs. Harry Holt with six members and assistant den mother Mrs Chester Hooks present. The meeting opened with roll call naming baseball players. They made and flew kites. Michael Gibson served refreshments, Jerry Redkey, scribe.
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Den
Thheir den
Harry Holt
Chester Hooks
Michael Gibson
Jerry Redkey
Cub Scouts Pack 199 Den 3 meets in Dallas for Texas scrapbooks
Den 3 group B of Cub Scout Pack 199 gathered February 25 at Mrs. Dora Conner’s home. They worked on Texas scrapbooks and planned “what not” shelves. Achievement charts were checked and Mrs. Conner served refreshments. Charley Richard, scribe.
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Den
Dora Conner
Texas
Freedom to choose and change for true American freedom
The piece urges readers to embrace broad freedoms from speech to religion and personal identity, arguing progress comes from changing from self to others. It encourages learning about freedoms and starting with free enterprise as a foundational step for a true American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Kittyhawk
America
Amercia
Health department surveys dental x ray units in Rio Grande Valley
State Health Department radiation engineers began a pilot survey of dental x ray equipment in 44 Rio Grande Valley dentists offices to identify hazards and issue radiation safety certificates. The effort, led by Dr. Kenneth Thurmond, aims to expand to Guadalupe Valley San Angelo and Northeast Texas districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Rio Grande Valley
Department
Division of
Occupational Health
Texas Dental Association
Kenneth Thurmond
TDA Council On Dental Health
Card of Thanks from the Alsleben family
The family of Richard Alsleben thanks friends for kindness during their sorrow. They appreciate the food, cards, flowers and prayers and express gratitude to the Woodrow Baptist Church and both lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Baptist Church
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family Ties
Voters, neighbors and relatives are mentioned in a string of visits and quick trips across the region. Families from Orangefield, Silsbee, Beaumont, Houston, Evadale, Tyler, and Lake Charles are noted visiting kin, with several travel moves tied to birthdays, hospital stays, and military assignments. The Saratoga FFA and IFHA show participation in a Houston Fat Stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Teal
Beaumont
Pray
Tevis Ray Whitmire and
Evadale
Jesse Whitmire
Tina Moore
Knight
Herbert Edge
Hardin County Hospital
Bess Harrison
Laura Rhodes
Wilma Jackson
Irene Bishop
Mary Cecil Collins
Collins Store
Maxine Smith
Trinidad
Lola Bennett
Mammie Harrell
E. D. Dryden
Hardin
Alvis Waldrop
Houston
Johnnie Sumrall
J. R. Sumrall
T. H. Bailey
Highland
Beeman Rhodes
Wotan
Bob Bailey
Saratoga Ffa
IFHA
Starbright Blue Birds Visit KKAS Radio Station
The Starbright Blue Birds met March 2 and toured Radio Station KKAS with Mrs. Horace David and Mrs. Ross Epps. They had refreshments at the Blue Bonnet Cafe after the tour and their visit was taped and later broadcast. The note adds that bats are not blind and have some daytime vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbright Blue Birds
KKAS
Horace David
Ross Epps
Blue Bonnet Cafe
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Ralph Villermin
Metropolitan Service
Warrick TV
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Letera
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Fryers Ib
Weiners
PEN
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10Th St
New
Ktz
TDA
Guadalupe Valley
San Angelo
Northeast Texas
State Department of Health
Austin
Texas Animal Disease Commission
University of Texas, Texas A and M College
Bayvier University School of Medicine
H. E Smith
Richard Alsleben
Henry M. Donelson, Jr
Votaw News
Eck Moore
omeRer
Tevas
Donald Parren Harday
Vwog
Earl Bailey
Brian Bilbo
Harvey Warren
Land
David Bean
Henry Campbell
Clark
James C. Rosier
Bruce Rosier
E. L. Teal
L. D. Wallace
L. D. Jr
Mona Cropley
Kiddy
Whitney
Sylvia Simmons
Cropley
Bobby Ann Stewart
W. P. Burnett
Chenault Afb
Lake Charles
Howard Stewart
Little Roger Mill
W. FE. Bailes
Charles
Jim Smith
R. E. Jackson
Mrs. Eck Moore
Mr. Warren
H. B. Warren
Cleveland
Charles Rambs
W. C. Warren
Rosenberg
Rob Kirklane
C. C. Dryden
Laura Dryden
Liberty
Leland Edge
Leland
Tyler
J&l Refrigeration Service
Victor
Dor, Texas
Bean's Hardware
Silsbee Dry Goods Co
Hk. Ave. Il
Studs
Oak
Sherwin Williams
Kuhn
Britton- Cravens Lumber Co
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