Silsbee Students to Receive Lamar Degrees in May Commencement
Thirteen Silsbee students are among 764 candidates for degrees at Lamar University's 20th Spring commencement set for May 13 in Cardinal Stadium. Elvis Mason will deliver the address. 101 cities in 11 states and six foreign countries are represented in the class.
Two Area Students Set to Graduate From Lamar University
Lamar University announces 764 provisional degree candidates for the 20th Spring commencement on May 13 at 7 p.m. in Cardinal Stadium. Among names are Karen Lee Goats of Evadale and Juanita Callaway Eddings of Fred, with degrees conferred by President Frank A. Thomas Jr. The ceremony will honor honor graduates, with Most Rev Warre L. Boudreaux delivering the invocation. Goats is listed for a BS in Elementary Education and Eddings for a vocational completion certificate, as other graduates pursue diverse degrees across 40 areas.
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Evadale
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Fred
Lamar University
Cardinal Stadium
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Survey Team Seeks Help For Silsbee City Directory
Mrs Myrtle Holshouser and representatives will tour Silsbee to collect data for a city directory. Art Cawthon of the Chamber says the Mullln Kille Co of Chillicothe Ohio hired her to gather information. Citizens are asked to cooperate, though there is no obligation to answer. The directory will contain street, telephone, and alphabetic listings.
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Silsbee
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The
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County Receives 386 463 In State Funds
Governor Preston Smith announces Hardin County will get 386 463 in revenue sharing funds from the state. The allocation includes 332 845 to county government and 36 545 to the City of Silsbee, with remaining sums for other localities. The program totals 202 million statewide in its first year.
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Preston Smith
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hardin County
Ways and Means
Texas
Highway contracts awarded for several Texas routes
The Texas Highway Commission awarded contracts in the Beaumont district for widening and paving on state and U S highways. Pit Construction Co. won 1.8 miles of State Highway 327 in Hardin County for 228 017 44 with 90 working days. Dahlstrom Corp. secured 4 9 miles of U S Highway 96 in Jasper County for 2 419 100 25 with 350 days. W R Boyd Inc and Ashland Oil won 26 0 miles of multiple county routes for 656 266 12 with 60 days. Works led by District Engineer Franklin C Young and engineers L P Landgraf and H P R Smith.
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Center
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Funeral Services For Deana Gill Held In Buna
Last rites for Deana Gill aged 3 who died April 26 after a auto strike were held at Buna Central Baptist Church with Rev. Drew Sheffield officiating. The child and her mother and brother were hit by Carl Monroe Haynes of Silsbee along FM 1122 north of Silsbee. Victims were walking on the shoulder when the crash occurred, according to Highway Patrolman Ralph Seamans.
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Buna Central Baptist Church
Drew Sheffield
Bunia
Antioch
Carl Monroe Haynes
Silsbee
Patroman
Ralph Seamans
Silsbee council amends zoning law to permit multiple dwellings
At a special April 28 meeting the Silsbee City Council passed Ordinance 72-6 re zoning near Silsbee Doctors Hospital from R-1 to R-3 to allow R-1 R-2 and R-3 construction. Public hearing drew no speakers. The council also reappointed Planning and Zoning and Parks boards and named three new Board of Equalization members.
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Silsbee Doctors Hospital
Planning and Zoning Commission
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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Bee Election Party Invites Hardin County Citizens
Hardin County citizens are invited to the traditional election party at the Silsbee Bee on Highway 96 South just after 7 p m Saturday. Election returns for state county district and precinct races will be posted as available on the Bee s large election board. County precinct chairmen may contact the Bee at 385 5270 385 5278 or 385 5279 as returns arrive.
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Democratic presidential delegates to be chosen at Hardin County precincts
Hardin County Democrats will hold precinct conventions at 7 p m May 6 after polls close to select delegates for the presidential race. Each of 16 precincts earns at least one delegate or one per 25 votes for the gubernatorial candidate in the last general election. Delegates will register their presidential preferences or uncommitted status on entry. Locations include Kountze High School Sillsbee A L Paint shop Saratoga Old School Gym Batson Masonite Hall Thicket Center Baptist Church Honey Island Emanuel Baptist Church Village Mills Silsbee O Neill Intermediate School Silsbee Jr High Pinewood Realty Officer Sour Lake Pinewood and Grayburg homes.
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Sillsbee
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First Baptist Church
Honey Island
Emanuel Baptist Church
Village Mills Methodist Church
Silsbee
O'Neill
Jr. High
Caney Head
Wiley Mae
New City
Hwy 69
Lurberton
Pinewood
Pine
Pet
Wiley Alford
Jeanette Smith
Louise McKim Kountze
W. E. Dear
Charles Breaux
A- Paint and Body Shop
Guy Flowers Jr
Samantha Flowers
E. P. Herrington
Buna Millhollow
Masonic Hall
Eddie Loftin
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Silsbee Student Wins UIL Contest
Huntsville Joanna Evans of Silsbee High School won first place in Girl Informative Speaking at the UIL contest on the Sam Houston State University campus. She received a gold medal and will travel to Austin April 28 through May for the state meet.
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Huntsville
Joanna Evans
Silsbee High School
Sam Houston State University
Miss Evans
Voters Face 140 Name Ballot In Saturday Primary Election
A mammoth ballot with up to 88 races appears for Hardin County voters in the May 6 Democratic Primary. About 140 candidates seek 51 offices from governor to precinct officers, with many races featuring large slates and multiple contenders.
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Hardin County
Absentee ballots rise for May 16 Democratic Primary
County Clerk Clarence McNeely announced 476 absentee ballots were on hand with expectations of more arriving by Friday. Absentee voting period runs May 24 to May 30 for the June 3 runoff and May 31 to June 6 for the June 10 County Unit Road System referendum.
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Clarence McNeely
McNeely
Silsbee and Jasper Vie For 11-3A Baseball Crown
Silsbee seeks the District 11-3A title with a 2-1 win over Jasper in the opening game of a possible three game series. Jim Bowen struck out 11 Jasper batters in a 2-1 loss for Silsbee, who still eyed the crown with a 1-1 tie in the early innings and a tight defensive effort.
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Jasper
BEE
Pat Day
Silsbee High School Tigers
Paul Perritt
Bulldogs
Tigers
Crosby Cougars
Jerown
Humble
John Foster Dulles
Perritt
Rusbes
Tiger
Bow‘en
James Get Funds for First Primary
Hardin County's Democratic Executive Committee received a state election warrant for 1925.12 dollars or 73 percent of the May 6 primary cost. County chairman Grady Trimble said full reimbursement would come after the run-off primary next month. An estimate for the June 3 run-off will be sent to the Secretary of State's office just after May 6.
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Hardin County
Democratic
Grady Trimble
Trimble
Secretary of State
Thieves Take Honda Motorcycle From Enco Station
Silsbee police report a break in at Odom's Enco Station on North Fifth and Roosevelt Drive. Officers Doune and Compton say a 1971 Honda motorcycle, gold with black stripe, was stolen from the south wash room after entry via a broken window. The owner Johnny Odom called police after 6:43 am. Thomas Harris of Fred. Cycle notified.
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Silsbee
James Doune
Willis Compton
Johnny ‘Odom
Odom
Enco
North Fifth
Roosevelt Drive
South Wash
Thomas Harris
Fred
Republicans Vote at Fire Hall in Hardin County May Primary
Republicans will vote in Hardin County at the Sisbee Fire Hall on Saturday May 6 from 8 am to 7 pm. The governor’s race has six candidates and will determine the Republican nominee to face the Democrat in November. James R. Ortiz retires, opening the county chairman seat.
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Fire Hall
Hardin County
Sisbee Fire Hall
James R. Ortiz
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