Liss Carmenar Named Homecoming Queen at Mathews High
Edna Carmenar announces Liss Carmenar as homecoming queen for 1967 68 at Mathews High School. A senior and head cheerleader, she serves as Future Nurses Club president and varsity basketball member. Activities include a student assembly, bonfire, alumni events, Pigskin Review, football game, and The Queen's Ball with music by Clifton White and His Royal Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Mathews High School
Callon
Edna Carmenar
Henry Carwr
Stubody
Carmenar
Lo Mathews School
Press of the Future Nurses Club
Silsbee’s
Waldo Mathews Panthers
Jasper
Rowe High Tigers
Frank Robinson
Highway 96 South
VHT
Waldo Gymnasium
Clifton White
Royal Knights
Waldo Mathews ‘High School
Sergeant Jesse L Page in Vietnam Operation Barking Sands
Army Staff Sergeant Jesse L Page of Silsbee Texas serves in Vietnam with the 25th Infantry Division. He leads a squad in Company D 2nd Battalion 14th Infantry as the 1st Brigade denies Viet Cong use of Hau Nghia Province as a supply route and terrorist area.
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Jesse L. Page
Minnie M. Page
Silsbee
Viet‘nam
25Th Infantry Division
Republic of Vietnam Army
Hau Nghia
Page
14Th Infantry
Bandage Workshop At Central Baptist Evadale
A bandage workshop is set for Monday at 9 30 a m at Central Baptist Church Evadale. The Emmanuel Baptist Association mission action chairman will attend to lead hands on bandage making as a project of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Evadale
Mission Action
Emmanuel Baptist Association
Card of thanks from Mollie Lakey in Woodville
Mrs S F Mollie Lakey expresses deep appreciation from Tyler County Nursing Home Woodville for visits cards flowers gifts and prayers. She thanks friends and relatives and wishes God’s blessing on all.
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Tyler County
Woodville
Panthers Face District Leaders Rowe High in HomeComing Night
Woodville Waldo Mathews Panthers, 18-9 in district, host Rowe High Jasper at Frank Robinson stadium Friday at 18 p m. LonNeil Lowe directs a passing attack against Rowe while Woodville seeks first district win. Waldo Mathews beat Scott High 18-0, Lowe passing for two TDs and Marvin Lee a 15 yard run in the first half. The second half features defense as the Panthers slow Woodville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Mathews
Rowe High
Jasper
Frank Robinson
Panthers
Lonneil Lowe
Scott High
Woodville
Scott
Lowe
Marvin Lee
Waldo
Mathews Ream
Arthur Gilmore
James Richardson
Scouts Sell Tickets for Beaumont Circus on Nov 11
Cub Pack 88 members promote ticket sales for the Scout Circus to be held at the South Texas State Fairgrounds in Beaumont on November 11 at 7 30 p m with all local scouts participating in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack 88
Beaumont
South Texas State Fairgrounds
Friendly Blue Birds gather for meeting at leader's home
The Friendly Blue Birds met Thursday at Mrs. Elmer McLaughlin's home with assistance from Mrs. Phil Bailey and Mrs. Fred Miller. Katherine Bumstead called the meeting to order as Tonya Morrison led the pledge.
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Friendly Blue Birds
Elmer McLaughlin
Phil Bailey
Fred Miller
Katherine Bumstead
Tonya Morrison
Gay McClusky
Angela Colley
Gina Hignett
Blue Bird
Keri Kolls
Den 6 Pack 88 Cub Scouts Meet At Den Mother’s Home
Den 6 of Pack 88 met Thursday at Mrs. R. F. Sanford’s home with eight boys present. They worked on their woodworking achievements. Gary Murphy served as scribe.
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Cub
R. F. Sanford
Gary Murphy
Annual Alumni Ball to be Held After Homecoming Game
The Silsbee Chapter of Young Homemakers of Texas sponsors the Annual Alumni Ball Friday at the American Legion Hall starting immediately after the Waldo Mathew School homecoming football game. Music by William Tanner and his Combo. Presale tickets from club members or at McDonald or Pa-Go Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee Chapter
Young Homemakers of Texas
American Legion Hall
Waldo Mathew School
William Tanner
McDonald
Pa-Go
Den 9 Cub Scout Pack 88 Holds First Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 88 Den 9 met at Don Brim's home at 7 p.m. Monday for their first gathering with all boys present. They practiced knot tying and planned future activities for Tuesday night. Bobby Mack elected denner. Randy Brim served refreshments. David Farned served as scribe.
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Den 9
Cub Scout Pack
Don Brim
Bobby Mack
Denner
Randy Brim
Selective Service Q A Clarifies Draft Classifications
Questions and answers from Col. Morris S. Schwartz explain why an alien doctor aged 32 moved from V A to I A and how the 1967 act extends liability to age 35 for medical and allied specialists. The piece also notes required active service for volunteers for induction.
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Col
Morris S. Schwartz
State Selective Service
Colorado Street
Austin
Texas
U. S
Local draft board rules and deferment options
The text explains how a registrant’s draft board is tied to residence at registration and how to transfer for examination. It notes possible deferment for a graduate engineer offered a job if the board finds the assignment would serve the national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unieer
Uniformed Service
Dailacs
New Orleans
State Highway Departent
Highway construction vast in Texas during 50th anniversary year
The Texas Highway Department reports more than 1,000 miles of new highway under construction in Texas at all times as it marks its 50th anniversary year.
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Texas
Texas Highway Department
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Don Davis
George Chaney
Eddie Brooks
Ery Arline
Lonnie Willis
J. W. Merchant
James Richson
Chester Burks
James Taylor
Marvin Lewis
Charles Wooten
Don White
Don Garrett
Linda Simmons
L. T. Polly
Reginald Brett
Chester Tyler
Terry Simmons
Michael Shaw
Charles Whittie
Garrett Ervin
Donald Shaw
Larry Athews
John Hudson
Lownell Lowe
William Smith
Jesse Shaw
Bobby Westbrooks
Michael Simmons
Orge Wilson
Roy Patterson
Liss Carmenar
Warrick TV
Hardin Drug
Tubenstein
Revion
Woodbury Hand Cream
Silsbee , Texas
Sot
J. L. Pages
Vietnam
Edge Woodville
David
Selective Service
Bee
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