Forest Products Group Names Orth Vice President
Thomas M. Orth of Kirby Lumber Corp was elected first vice president of the National Forest Products Association at the NFPA 73rd annual meeting in Washington D C. The association represents 26 wood products groups across the United States and Canada.
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Forest Products Group
Orth
Washington, D.C
Thomas M. Orth
Kirby Lumber Corp
National Forest Products Association
Associa
United States
Canada
Eliot Jenkins
Eugene
Ore
International Paper Co
NFPA
American Plywood Association
Board of
APA
Plywood Research Advisory Committee
Southern Pine Inspection Bureau
American Forest Institute
Texas Forestry Association
Texas Forest Service
U. S. Department of Commerce
American Lumber Standards Committee
Department
Softwood Plywood Standards Committee
National Bureau of Standards
Economic Council of the Forest Industries
Forest Products Research Society
Kansas City
University of Washington
Houston
South Texas Law School
Institute of Business Economics
University of Southern California
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Silsbee Chamber Directors to Meet May 20
The Silsbee Chamber of Commerce will hold its May meeting on Tuesday May 20 at 7 30 p m at Silsbee State Bank.
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Silsbee Chamber of Comerce
Silsbee State Bank
Last Rites For Mrs Frankie Rhodes In Woodville
Mrs Frankie McGill Rhodes 87 of Woodville died suddenly May 8 at Tyler County Hospital after a heart attack at home. She was born in Alto Texas and lived in Woodville 65 years widow of Rev Jeff Rhodes and member of First Baptist Church and OES Chapter 462. Funeral May 10 at First Baptist Church. Burial Magnolia Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Frances Finley Beaumont three sons Arnold Woodville Harry Beaumont Gene Jasper, sister Ruth Whitten Warren, brothers Hamp Silsbee Roy San Angelo.
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Frankie McGill Rhodes
Woodville
Tyler County Hospital
Alto
Tex
Jeff Rhodes
First Baptist Church
O.E.S
Raymond Parker
Magnolia Cemetery
Frances Finley
Beaumont
Arnold Rhodes
Harry Rhodes
Gene Rhodes
Jasper
Ruth Whitten
Warren
Hamp McGill
Silsbee
Roy McGill
San Angelo
Legislature Drives Toward End of Session With Key Finances
Texas lawmakers push school finance bills and a three member utilities panel as final budget plans emerge. A redistricting clash ends in House approval while pension boosts, land buys near Big Bend, and court rulings shape a busy finish.
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Austin
House
Senate Education Committee
Senate
Utilities Regulatory Commission
Senate Finance
House Appropriations
Bob Bullock
House of Representatives
Travis
Jefferson
McLennan
Tarrant
Lubbock
Nueces
E Paso
Galveston
Hidalgo
Park Buy
Bob Armstrong
Big Bend National Park
Armstrong
Big Bend Park
Curts
State Supreme Court
San Marcos
Colorado River Authority
Ford Motor Company
Waco
Supreme Court
F. Luthher Brown
Houston
John Hill
Hill
Department of Public Safety
University of Texas System Board of Regents
Commissioners Court
Dolph Briscoe
George J. Betol
Hunteville
Ruben Schaeffer
el Paso
Howard J. Middleton Jr
Texas Youth Council
Hilmar G Moore
Richmond
State Board of Public Welfare
Hugh D. Terry To Be Seated As Evadale PTA President
The Evadale PTA meets May 19 at 7 30 p m in E C Nash Auditorium Evadale School. Guest speaker Mrs Gary Branson from Port Arthur will discuss her delegation trip to China with eight women led by Shirley McLain. Officers to be installed include Hugh D Terry president and others.
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Evadale Pta
E. C. Nash
Evadale School
Gary Branson
Port Arthur
Branson
Peoples Republic of China
Shirley McLain
China
Texaco
PTA
Barbara Sens
Hugh D. Terry
Patsy Mahan
P. F. Costlow
Troyce Taylor
Ted Baker
Luther Mack
Jane Bomer
Boyd Young
Larry Dorman
Marilyn Terry
David L. Stanton
Sign Replacing Defaced Traffic Signs Costs Millions
Deliberate vandalism and removal of traffic signs drive maintenance costs to about 16 million dollars annually. Signs typically last five to seven years before replacement is needed.
Negro Cemetery League To Meet
Interested citizens are urged to attend the Negro Cemetery League meeting Saturday May 17 at 7 pm at the Masonic Hall on West Avenue and Fifteenth Street. Plans will be made to combine forces and funds to clean the cemetery on Memorial Day, said Frank Garrett president.
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Negro Cemetery League
Masonic Hall
West Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Frank Garrett
Record GI Bill enrollment hits 1.6 million with February surge
The Veterans Administration reported 74,548 veterans enrolled for the first time under the GI Bill in February. The total active enrollment rose to 1.6 million amid a 22.7 percent increase in education allowances and prevailing economic conditions.
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Veterans Administration
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