Silsbee Bee Masthead Editorial Staff Listing
The text lists the Silsbee Bee newspaper staff including editors co owners and city editor along with mechanics and printers. Names include David Read R L Read Jerry Zuber Leona Whitman Ruth Stirling James Johnson Charles Green Tommy Read Harold Leigh and others. The fragment shows roles and titles amid a typographical block.
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David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
MRS. Leona Whitman Society
Tommy Read
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Not Guilty In Deer Case At East Texas Wildlife Assoc.
East Texas Wildlife Association held its term of court Monday night. A 12 man jury returned a not guilty verdict for W. C. Roy, a local businessman, charged with killing an illegal deer. The head shown by Roy qualified as a spike. Roy killed the deer on the association lease and pleaded guilty in justice court, paying a fine. Association rules require a hunting club trial. Roy was found not guilty by club members.
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East Texas Wildlife Association
W. C. Roy
Roy
Association
Methodist Revival to Be Held Across Silsbee Churches
Dr. H V Rankin will preach the week long revival starting Sunday at 10:50 AM and 7:30 PM across the Beaumont District churches led by Texas Methodist Conference in Silsbee. Primary and junior services run 6:45 to 7:25 each evening with song leader Rev Robert Jonte.
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First Methodist
Silsbee
Beaumont
Texas Methodist Conference
Jesus Christ
Harry V. Rankin
Marvin Methodist Church
Tyler
Rankin
Marvin Church
Bryan
Bay City
Crockett
Port Neches
Houston District Board of Missions
Robert Jonte
Pearland Methodist Church
Hilliard Dogs To Compete In Weekend Shows
Lace, a female great dane living at 222 Read St., was named best in show in Beaumont. She has six of 15 points toward champion status and will appear in Houston and Galveston events this weekend. Lancer, another dane, will have Beaumont’s final showing on April 22. A female basset named Amy will also enter Houston and Galveston shows.
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W. K
Bassett
Amy
Public health workers strengthen Texas prevention efforts
Texas now staffs about 1,800 public health workers across 55 local units in 64 counties, covering 75 percent of the population. Local units, led by physicians and supported by nurses and sanitarians, oversee maternal and infant care, school health, tuberculosis control, venereal disease programs, and industrial health, while sanitarian duties include food handling, water quality, dairies, pools, and civil defense planning.
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Texas
Texas State Department of Health
Tax deferral on sale of principal residence and new home rules
Tax guidance explains that profit from selling a personal residence is generally taxable but may be deferred if a new home is bought within one year before or after the sale and costs meet specific rules. It covers calculations, adjusted cost basis for the new home, and scenarios with different purchase prices and home improvements.
Negro Minister Dies on Sunday in Kountze
Rev. John T. Barkely age 75 died Sunday in Hardin Me morial hospital Kountze. He organized several Baptist churches in the area with the last True Vine Baptist on Highway 327. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Dorothy W. Porter of Silsbee and one sister of Shepherd Texas. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at the House of Prayer on Fresenius road with Coleman Funeral Home in charge.
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John T. Barkely
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze
True Vine Baptist
Highway 327
Dorothy W. Porter
Silsbee
Shepherd
Texas
House of Prayer
Fresenius Road
Coleman Funeral Home
Fellowship Meeting at New Hope Pentecostal Church
The monthly fellowship gathering occurs Monday at 7 30 PM at New Hope Pentecostal Church of Christ. Ministers from Texas and Louisiana will attend. A singing group will perform the music program. Rev C N Wells pastor will preside and invites the public to attend.
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New Hope Pentecostal Church of Christ
Texas
Louisiana
C. N. Wells
Faith and forgiveness urged in Upper Room devotion
In a Chicago church a young woman urges a repentant man to confess his sins and surrender to Christ. She cites scripture about forgiveness and grace, stressing that salvation comes through faith and not self reform, ending with a prayer and a note of encouragement from Marie Walston.
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Chicago
Christ
Jesus Christ
Blind seek understanding and employment, not charity
M. Robert Barnett, Executive Director of the American Foundation for the Blind, states that blind people want understanding and real opportunities for employment rather than sympathy or charity. The remark frames advocacy for independent living and inclusive work programs.
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M. Robert Barnett
American Foundation For the Blind
Negro student named to Texas College honor roll
Miss Nellie Rae Bennett, 1960 Waldo High School graduate, was named to the A honor roll at Texas College in Tyler, Texas, last semester.
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Nellie Rae Bennett
Waldo Mathews High School
Texas College
Tyler
Texas
College sophomore member of sorority sings in Louisiana programs
A college sophomore majoring in business education is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and the Library Club. She also sings in the college choir that presented programs in Louisiana last weekend and is the daughter of Mrs. Mary McCloud of Silsbee.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Library Club
Louisiana
Mary McCloud
Silsbee
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