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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1969

Page

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Parade Launch Set for Silsbee Little League Opening Day

Silsbee Little League launches its 1969 season with a parade on Saturday May 3 starting at 10 a m from Fifth Street to the Little League Park on Highway 92. Opening ceremonies at 1 p m feature J P White as master of ceremonies and the first game at 2 p m. Eight major league teams participate with queen candidates, team mothers and officers, plus concessions and games through the night.

Silsbee Fifth Street Little League Park Highway 92 Silsbee Junior High Hardin County Henry Overstreet J. P. White KKAS Carolyn Rateliff Ratcliff Kountze-Silsbee Silsbee Little League Silsbee Little League Park Claude C., Coward Little League Texas Claude C. Coward

Big Thicket Recreation Group to Secure FHA Loan

The Big Thicket Area Recreation Association plans a Saratoga recreation center with pools baths shelters trails and museum in the old school building funded by a 210 000 Farmers Home Administration loan at 3 256 percent interest. Membership sales at 50 dollars provide loan security and stock to each member with two thirds living in rural communities.

Big Thicket Area Recreation Association Saratoga Lige Hoffman Big Thicket Association Hoffman Farmers Home Administration Maxine Johnston Batson Big Thicket

Jett Holmes Wins Optimist Zone Speaking Contest

Jett Holmes son of Mr and Mrs W Holmes of Silsbee won first place in the Optimist Zone 9 oratorical contest held in Sour Lake on April 26. He previously won the Silsbee Optimist Club contest on April 24 and will enter district competition in Houston on May 24 with a speech on Respect for Law.

Jeff Holmes Holmes Silsbee Silsbee Optimist Danny Cornwall Wendell Cornwell Houston Law

SHS honors two valedictorian and salutatorian at spring assembly

Brenda Parks and James Rogers were named valedictorian and salutatorian of Silsbee High School. Parks graduates with a 95.854 average and will study biology at Lamar Tech Beaumont. Rogers, 95.4313, will attend the University of Houston.

SHS Brenda Parks James Rogers Brenda Joyce’ Parks Robert ~. Parks North 7Th Street Silsbee High School James Linda Lee Savant Andonilla Rene Rodgers Cheryl Lynn Jones Cynthia Annette Carter Chris Michele Tennison Jerry Michael Redkey Martha Sherry O'Brian John Edward Price Jr Randolph Alan Smith Randall Glen Wallace Gloria Ann Hartley Danny Hugh Almond Connie Ann Glover Gail Ann McClelland Lawrence Delane Herrington Elizabeth Ann Fer

Reeves Heirs Win Title To 25 Acres Near Silsbee

The 88th District Court jury ruled G Harrelson was not an innocent purchaser against an unrecorded deed, granting the Reeves heirs title to 25 acres in the Thomas Simmons Survey of Hardin County about four miles west of Silsbee off Highway 418. Heirs named include Mrs Corn Reeves and others. defendants were Jeff R Mooney and A L Thornton.

Thomas Simmons Hardin County Silsbee John Reeves G. Harrelson Reeves Corn Reeves Everett Milton Stuart Emery Lynn Reeves Hazel Roberts Marla Myers Jeff R. Mooney A. L Thornton Woodville H. A. Coe Jr Earl B. Stover Grady Trimble Max Langston Janice L. Holmes Charles Davis Marjorie Greak Weaver Chesher Geraldine Boyett E. H. Copley I. B. Hinkie K. K. DuBose Raleigh Davidson Betty Haase Herman McKee

Pat Richardson Receives Army Aviator Wings at Fort Rucker

First Lieutenant Pat Richardson earned Army aviator wings on April 22 at Fort Rucker Alabama after graduating from the helicopter school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fletcher Richardson of Silsbee and will be on leave through May before heading to Vietnam. His wife a registered nurse plans to work in Houston while he is overseas. Attending the graduation were Gene Helen and Cynthia Richardson.

Pat Richardson Fort Rucker Ala Richardson Fletcher Richardson Silsbee Vietnam Korea Houston Gene Richardson Helen Richardson Cynthia Richardson Ft. Rucker

Silsbee Little League Sets Work Night

A work night at Silsbee Little League Park is scheduled for Friday at 7 p m. Martin Wilson urged all dads and interested persons to help before opening day. Attendees should bring lawn mowers hoes rakes and other needed tools.

Silsbee Little League Park Martin Wilson

Councilman Sims Reveals Future Resignation Plans

Silsbee city councilman Jimmy R. Sims announced his future resignation to the city council on Tuesday April 29.

Sims Silsbee Jimmy R. Sims

Two Injured In Two Hardin County Accidents Monday

Two Hardin County crashes left three Spurger residents seriously hurt when a log truck collided with a southbound auto on FM 92 near Silsbee. Betty Jo Hughes and daughter Barbiera suffered facial injuries. infant Georgia Kay head injuries required hospital care. Driver George W. Hughes and log truck driver Bud Whitaker were uninjured.

Georgia Kay Hughes George W. Hughes Spurger Plymouth FM 92 Silsbee Betty Jo Hughes Barbiera Georgia Kay Bud Whitaker Fred Wayne Pullen

Council Pays For Fire Truck Cab And Chassis

Silsbee City Council approved paying 8 678 08 to Silsbee Auto Co for cab and chassis for the new fire truck. The cab and chassis were sent to Ward LaFrance Inc of New York, contractor for the fire bed and equipment, and Ward LaFrance confirmed they met specifications.

Silsbee Silsbee Auto Co Claude Coward Silsbee Auto Ward LaFrance, Inc New York Ward LaFrance

Commissioners Condemn Land for FM 770 Relocation

At a special session the Hardin County Commissioners Court voted to condemn about half an acre of Paraffine Oil Co land under eminent domain for relocating part of Highway 770 north of Kountze after negotiations failed. Attorney Far B. Stover was authorized to file proceedings. Wildcards omitted.

Hardin County Commissioner’s Court Paraffine Oil Co Xountze Aad Far B. Stover Silsbee Au’o Sour Lake Jack Dreddy Chevrolet Company Sheriff’s Department Deep East Texas Development Association

Lumberton II To Hold Capping Ceremony Tonight

Lumberton Little League will stage its capping ceremony tonight at 7 in the Lumberton High School Cafetorium. The public is invited to attend.

Lumberton Little League Lumberton High School

Lumberton Honors Mrs. Era Forrester on Era Forrester Day

Lumberton Elementary School proclaimed Era Forrester Day on April 23 with a surprise assembly and band concert. Former students awarded roses, and gifts from PTA and students celebrated her 45 years of teaching before retirement.

Era Forrester Lumberton Forrester PTA Nelson Fichman Loeb Consolidated Plum Grove Liberty County Sam Houston State Teachers College J. R. Mayhan Esther Hext Judy Bingham Bingham Lamberton Garland Beaumont

Shepherds Move to Lake Hyatt Near Warren

Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Shepherd and family relocate to Lake Hyatt near Warren to establish a new home after twenty years in Silsbee.

G. C. Shepherd Lake Hyatt Warren Silsbee

Stephen McNally Receives National Merit Scholarship

Stephen R. McNally, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Fugene Mc Nally of Route 3, awarded National Merit Scholarship by Morton Oil Company Foundation. About 3,009 seniors earned Merit Scholarships from 15,000 finalists scoring in the top half of one percent on the qualifying test. Funds come from colleges, universities, corporations and foundations. Stephen attends Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School in Beaumont and plans UT Austin as a psychology major.

Stephen R. McNally Fugene McNally Route 3 Moriit Oil Company Foundation Stephen Monsignor Kelly Beaumont University of Texas

Local births in Silsbee and Beaumont reported

Hello World notes several newborns including Thomas Richard Hardy born April 22 at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont to Mr and Mrs George B Hardy of Silsbee. Leslie Virginia Nerren born April 17. Clayton Thomas Skinner born April 27. and an unnamed daughter born April 25 to Mr and Mrs Donald Skinner.

Sour Lake Baptist Hospital Beaumont Phillip L. Cramer Village Mills Wayne Hatcher Cramer Kountze St Elizabeth Hospital St. Elizabeth's George B. Hardy Silsbee Thomas Richard St. Elizabeth Hospital Hardy Lynn Caldwell City Donald Milton Skinner James Stiba Clayton Thomas Leslie Virginia Clarence Nerren David Allen

O'Neil Operetta To Be Friday Night

Pink Bread a two act operetta from O Neil Intermediate School will be performed Friday at 8 p m in the O Neil School Auditorium.

O'Neil

Training Molds Policeman Not Badge And Uniform

Silsbee police sergeant recalls early days of policing with only badge and uniform. Lamar State College began a 144 hour Basic Law Enforcement Course in February 1968, with three Silsbee patrolmen already graduated and a fourth due. The four week program covers law, ethics, patrol, first aid, report writing, firearms, interrogation, ordinances, defensive tactics, and investigations. Police Chief Edgar Blood says the program upgrades the department and anticipates future state standards requiring a basic policeman’s course before patrol duties.

Silsbee Morris Cole Beaumont Lamar State College Lamar School of Vocations Gordon Johnsson State Department of Public Safety Edgar Blood Silsbee Police Department Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officers Police

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Parade Huey Mashaw Reds Neches National Bank Big Thicket Area Recreation Group FHA Jett Holmes Army Pullen Hughes Ethel Fay Caldwell Nome Missouri- Pacific Thomas Prater DeQuincy Caldwell Mercy Ambulance Kirby Lumber Corporation Kirby Silsbee Bee Ronald Hickerson Santa Fe Council FM 770 Lumberton II Stephen McNally
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