Mrs Clinefelter leaves hospital for Beaumont home
In Beaumont Mrs. Harold Clinefelter has been moved home after five weeks at Baptist Hospital for burns and complications. Others note Port Bolivar trips, A and M visits, and weekend gatherings across families from Houston to Nederland with brief health updates and travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clinefelter
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
C. D. Clinefelter
F. C. Bechtel
Port Bolivar
Leo Richardson
Houston
T. A. Hicks
G. C. Shepherd
Janice
Bobby Jo
Mary Elizabeth
Virginia Woodard
Bill Shepherd
Keith Wingfield
M. WL. Jordan Jr
Susan Wingfield
College Station
Rodney Butler
Candi Hill
Faye Hill
Esther Thompson
R. A. Yoksh
Etta Mae Johnson
Clara Sue Johnson
Edwin Hughes
Mike
Patricia Register
Denton
Parkland
Electricity Delivers Big Value for Low Daily Cost
The Gulf States region notes that residential electricity cost per kilowatt hour fell from 3.3 cents in 1948 to 2.7 cents in 1960. The message highlights electricity’s high value for a small daily price and invites readers to compare with other everyday goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf States
Good Shepherd Baptist News May Circle Meetings
The Ann Harris Circle met with Mrs H C Ross on May 9 with nine members present. Lottie Moon Circle met with Mrs W J Crawford with seven members. Fideli s Class met May 3 with ten members. new officers installed and new business discussed. Intermediates went on a hayride May 6 with 12 members. Youth revival planned May 18 to 21. Terry Hawthorne acting pastor. Cecil Arnold Sunday School Superintendent. training director Robert Ward. cottage prayer meetings May 15 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harris
H. C. Ross
I. R. Brownlee
E. L. Ashcraft
Lottie Moon
W. J. Crawford
W. J. Crosby
Donald Webb
Robert Davis
Donald Webb J
Earl Sheffield
David Blalock
Chuck Willis
Buford Curtis
Weiner
East Texas Park
Britton-Cravens Lumber Co
Terry Hawthorne
Cecil Arnold
Robert Ward
Local Notices of Visits and Social Gatherings
Mrs J E Franklin and family from Eva dale and Buna share visits with relatives in Buna and Thicket. Mrs William Free returns from New Jersey and New York after visiting daughter’s family. A. M. Glass visits Webster relatives. Tea in Livingston honors Miss Barbara Nichols bride elect of Johnny Parker. J E Hooks and family visit Thicket then Kirbyville to see Mrs Hooks’ mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Franklin
Buster Murphy
Evadale
Edna Prime
Otis Wood
Buna
William Free
New Jersey
Dick Burgess
Tom Tennison
Patricia
Merita
Livingston
Barbara Nichols
Galveston
Johnny Parker
John Parker
J. E. Hooks
Thicket
E. A. Davis
Kirbyville
Mr. Hooks
Glenn
Perry Expedition Anchors Off Yokoshita Awaiting Trade Reply
On February 13 1854 a U S Naval Expedition led by Commodore Matthew Perry anchored off Yokoshita Japan awaiting an answer from the Japanese Emperor regarding opening ports to commerce the move aimed to establish trade access and diplomatic relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Perry
Yokoshita
Japan
Churches Win In City League Volleyball Action
The Latter Day Saints, First Baptists, and All Souls Catholic Churches won in church league volleyball play Tuesday night at the high school gym. Next Tuesday matchups include First Methodist versus Presbyterian, Latter Day Saints against Good Shepherd Baptist, and First Baptist facing Woodrow Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
First Baptists
All Soul
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Good Shepherd Baptist
First Baptist
Woodrow Baptist
First Baptists Observe GA's Forward Steps Week
First Baptist Church Silsbee observes GA Forward Steps Week May 14 20 with a presentation service May 17 at 8 o clock for GA girls advanced on their steps. Public invited. Re Viewing Council members include Mrs L P Skinner Mrs Gene Barnes and Mrs Tom Williams. Junior GA counselors are Mrs L H Delaune Mrs Leroy Stanford and Mrs J T Newell. Intermediate counselor GA director is Mrs A A Drennen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Silsbee
Gins
Reviewing Council
L. P. Skinner
Gene Barnes
Tom Williams
L. H. Delaune
Leroy Stanford
J. T
First Baptist Circle Meets at Conn Residence
The Lottie Moon Circle of First Baptist Church met with Mr and Mrs Conn at 104 Brittian Drive for a regular Bible lesson. Mrs Gladys Redmond opened with prayer and Mrs H Blake presided over the business meeting. Minutes by Mrs Polly Cook were approved and Mrs Alene Bynum dismissed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon
First Baptist Church
Conn
Reidle
Brittian Drive
Gladys Redmond
H. Blake
Polly
Friendship Baptist Vacation Bible School Schedule
Friendship Vacation Bible School runs May 29 to June 2 with Registration on May 27 at 9 a.m. A parade and sack lunch occur at 10:30. on Friday June 2 at 7 p.m. children present their work and a program follows at 7:30 with refreshments in the recreation hall. Officers include Principal Winnie Jones and secretary Evelyn Odom among others. Refreshment committee members are Bessie Winger Ronnie Ward and Luna Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School
Winnie Jones
Evelyn Odom
Full Gospel Revival Services Start North of Silsbee
Rev. Willard Fuller of West Monroe La conducts nightly revival at the Full Gospel Church on the Spurger Highway just north of Silsbee. Services begin at 7 30 each night with Rev. E O Dohmann serving as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Fuller
West Monroe
Full Gospel Church
Silsbee
Spurger Highway
E. O. Dohmann
Mothers Day Services Held at Knupple Cemetery
The annual Mother's Day Services will be held at 10 45 Sunday May 14 at Knupple Cemetery. Rev E E Castilan will conduct services and the public is invited according to Mrs Ruby Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knupple
Ruby Ward
E. E. Castilan
Heavy Equipment Operators Training Ad Offers High Wages
Trained men can earn over 165 dollars per week by learning to operate a scraper bull dozer grader pull shovel dragline clam shell and related heavy equipment. The notice calls for interested applicants to enroll.
World War I Vets To Meet Friday
World War I veterans will meet at the American Legion Hall on Friday night May 12 at 7 30. Newly elected officers will be installed with a department staff present led by R Lee Davis from Orange A G Lundine and Harry Weaver. All veterans and their wives and widows are urged to attend and barracks have formed in Beaumont Port Arthur Orange Newton San Augustine Jasper Kirbyville Woodville Cleveland Liberty and Silsbee Kountze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee-Kountze
American Legion Hall
R. Lee Davis
Orange
A. G. Lundine
Harry Weaver
Veterans Administration
Second
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Newton
San Augustine
Jasper
Kirbyville
Woodville
Cleveland
Liberty
Silsbee Industrial Arts Students Win Top State Offices
David Davenport was elected president of the Texas Industrial Arts Student's Association at Texas A&M College last Saturday and Gerhig Brown was named vice president. Both are juniors at Silsbee High School. George Smith, Industrial Arts instructor, was named teacher-sponsor for the state association due to the two officers from Silsbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davenport
Texas Industrial Arts
Texas A&m College
Gerhig Brown
Silsbee High School
Industrial Arts Association
George Smith
Silsbee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
Tommy Read
Ginter
James Johnson
Charles Green
Wilburn Simmons
Hallettsville
H. B. Simmons
Leland Nowlin
Dallas
W. E. Sheffield
John A. Lewis
Marvin Williams
George L. Boykin
Clyde Phillips
Gs Safes Utilities Company
Good Shepherd Baptist News
John Payne
New York
Utrecht
Russia
First Baptist Circle
Cook
A. A. Drennon
Alene Bynum
Dayton
Ohio
Steve Kovar
Chicago Natural History Museum
Friendship Baptist News
Mothers Day
Universal Equipment Operators School
Wayside
Elstree
England
Mantle
Arabia
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Little Jo
Vincennes Zoo
Silsbee Industrial Arts
Silsbee Dry Goods Co
East Avenue H
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!