Evadale Prepares Graduation and Baccalaureate Events
Evadale eighth grade graduation exercises are set for tonight at 8 p.m. at Evadale High School with Rev. J P Stockman giving the invocation and Joyce Gattis and Susan Elam delivering salutatory and class addresses. Twenty six seniors graduate Friday May 27 at 8 p.m. with remarks by Mark Eason and Madeleine Olsen, followed by diplomas presented by J J Stringer Sr and the Board. The baccalaureate was Sunday at 7 30 p m at Central Baptist with Rev Stockman delivering the address and Rev Pattillo delivering invocation and benediction. twenty six seniors participated. Additional local social and community notes follow through the column.
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Evadale
J. P. Stockman
Central Baptist Church
Joyce Gattis
Susan Elam
David Harris
Travis Pattillo
First Baptist
Evadale High School
Maralyn Sylvester
E. C. Nash
Mark Eason
R. B. Fling
Madeleine Olsen
J. J. Stringer Sr
Board of Trustees
Travis Patillo
Eva- Cale High School
God of Our Fathers
Charles Williams
Dorothy Stanton
Victor
Order of Eastern Star
Loeb Members Plan Luncheon and Queen Events
Woodcrest Methodist Church members plan an annual luncheon at Luby's Beaumont. The Loeb area notes list funerals, visits, and hospital recoveries. Queen candidates are named for Chance Loeb events with a June 19 deadline and a June 21 crowning at Little League Ball Park.
Lodge and fraternal notices from Silsbee and beyond
Stated meetings for Silsbee Masonic Lodge No 927 are the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 30. Knights of Pythias Lodge No 249 meets every Tuesday at 8 00 p m at the Community Hall with visiting brethren invited. Church of Christ in Fred Texas lists Bible classes and worship times with Travis McDonald as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Lodge
Knights of Pythias
B. H. Gilley
Richard Weathersby
Church OF Christ
Fred
Texas
Travis McDonald
Silsbee Crusade thanks local supporters
Ward Bush chairman of the Silsbee Crusade writes to The Silsbee Bee thanking the people of Silsbee Texas for enthusiastic support in the year’s Cancer drive. He extends gratitude to all chairmen, workers, organizations, businesses and individuals who contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Read
Silsbee Bee
Silsbee
Texas
Read
American Cancer Society of
Hardin
Silsbee Crusade
Big Thicket Get Together Set for June 11 near Livingston
The Big Thicket Association hosts a day long event June 11 at the Alabama Coushatta Reservation 14 miles east of Livingston on Highway 190. A fiddlers contest Indian dances Miss Big Thicket 1966 beauty contest art exhibit and nature tours are planned with lunch and museum sales. Notables and camera crews from UPI TV will cover the gathering and a local group plans a 60 minute color movie. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Thicket Association
Alabama-Coushatta
Livingston
Highway 190
Dempsie Henley
Liberty
Reservation Museum
U.P.I
Henley
Final Rites Held For Chester Ingles 82
Funeral services for Chester Ingles 82 of Silsbee were held at 2 p m Monday at Farmer's Funeral Home with Rev P F Herndon of the First Christian Church officiating Burial followed at Resthaven Cemetery Pallbearers included Edgar Pursley Jr Weldon Peveto Johnny Peveto Travis Theriot W Whitlock and Buck Gibson Ingles a Nebraska native lived 48 years in Silsbee and was a retired carpenter and railroad worker Surviving are his wife two daughters a son and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Ingles
Woodrow
Silsbee
Farmer’ Funeral Home
P. F. Herndon
First Christian Church
Resthaven Cemetery
Edgar Pursley Jr
Weldon
Johnny Peveto
Travis Theriot
W. Whitlock
Buck Gibson
Ingles
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze
Nebraska
Mead Ingles
Irene Pursley
Howard Peveto
Mauriceville
C. B. Ingles
Bookmobile Heads Toward County for Summer Service
Moroney Co of Shrewsbury Mass reports the Hardin-Polk-Tyler Multi County Library bookmobile is ready for delivery. Carlton Harris left May 23 to drive it back to Texas, resuming bookmobile routes in June. New books now circulated in the three county area include The Heart of Texas Murder at Smutty Nose Mexico and Yours Looking Backward Damien the Leper Lee DeForest The Country of the Pointed Firs How to Make Pottery and Ceramic Sculpture and junior titles such as The Mouse and the Motorcy cle Ghosts Go Haunting They Had a Horse Listen Rabbit Hidden Trail Do You See What I See.
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Moroney Co
Shrewsbury
Mass
Hardin-Polk-Tyler
Carlton Harris
Massachusetts
Texas
Westland
Smutty Nose
Pearson
Mexico
Romero
Bellamy
Orwell
Damien the Leper
Lee DeForest
Jewett
Scarlet Letter
Family thanks community for support after loss of Goldie Barnett
The family of G. O. Barnett expresses appreciation for prayers, flowers, sympathy cards, and food during their time of bereavement. Such thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Barnett
G. O. Barnett
Thanking those who helped after illness and fire loss
Mr and Mrs Jack Harvill and family express gratitude to everyone who offered help and kindness during illness and the loss of their home by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harvill
Police Homicide Victims and Offenders with Records
Over five years 225 police officers were killed in the line of duty in the United States. Among those arrested for these crimes, 78 percent had prior criminal records, highlighting recurring risk factors and the recidivism among offenders in violent incidents against officers.
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U. S
2000 Methodist Ministers To Hear Appointments Read
The final session of a four day conference at Southern Methodist University in Dallas will read appointments for 1966 67 for about 2000 Methodist ministers from eight Texas annual conferences. The event marks the 200th anniversary of Methodism in America and the 50th of SMU with joint sessions, ordination, a historic pageant, and a mass communion opening. Governor Connally will speak at Tuesday night session. multiple bishops will read conference appointments.
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Southern Methodist University
Dallas
SMU
America
John Connally
Connally
Methodist Bishops of
Texas
Willis Tate
Umphrey Lee
Northwest Texas
Lubbock
Central Texas
Fort Worth
Cleburne
North Texas
Houston
Paul E. Martin
Rio Grande
Noah W. Moore, Jr
West Texas
O. Eugene Slater
Southwest Texas
San Antonio
Northwest
Vernon
Panhandle
W. Kenneth Pope
Paris
Sulphur Springs
Brownwood
Georgetown
Oklahoma Line
Coliseum
Robert E. Goodrich, Jr
First Methodist Church
Charles Meeker
Horizon Club Holds Ceremonial in Cravens Hall
The Horizon Club held a ceremonial and party on Tuesday May 17 at Cravens Hall Methodist to mark the closing meeting of the year and focus on Wohelo Medallion goals. Susan Smith moved the red Camp Fire candle to the blue friendship circle, gifts were given for her move to Ruston Louisiana, and a birthday party followed with a silver trimmed cake and gifts from advisors Mrs N P McCarney and Mrs Howard Hargrave.
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Tangasuta Horizon Club
Cravens Hall
N. P. McCarney
Howard Hargrove
Card of Thanks from Mrs Martin Wilson
Expresses gratitude for prayers cards letters flowers visits and calls during hospital stay at St Elizabeth Hospital. Thanks friends for kindness that aided recovery and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Martin Wilson
Memorials Placed In Little League Building Fund
Memorial gifts to the Silsbee Little League after the death of founder H. M. Dusty Jones were placed in a building fund at Silsbee State Bank. Donations go to the Little League. flowers for the funeral were not requested. Recognition cards will be sent to all donors and a card with donor names will go to the Jones family. A special account was set up at Silsbee State Bank to receive gifts. future memorials may be given in person at the bank. About 10 gifts have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Little League
H. M
Dusty” Jones
Silsbee State Bank
Jones
Little League
Little League Executive Committee
Dusty Jones
Cub Pack 88 To Mee Tuesday Night Races
Cub Pack 88 holds memorial day midget car races Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Cravens Hall with den winners racing for a championship and prizes for 1st to 4th places. Cars weigh 5 ounces and are weighed beforehand. The Grassheapers Trio will sing Happy Jose. Mrs. Marion Almond opens, John Henry Schuler awards chairman presents awards.
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Cub Pack 88
Cravens Hall
Drew Donalson
Randy Walker
Randy Herbst
Happy Jose
Marion Almond
Den 7
John Henry Schuler
Vacation Bible School Set at First Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School will be held May 30 through June 3 at the First Baptist Church on North 2nd Street. Classes run each night from 6 p.m. to 5 p.m. S. Booker is pastor.
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Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
North 2Nd Street
S. Booker
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