Tigers Visit Cleveland For Next District Clash
Silsbee Tigers travel to Cleveland Friday at 7 30 for a District 9 AAA game. Cleveland, a recent district member, brings strength with ace quarterback Percy Whitmire and top ground gainer Gary Newbury. The Tigers seek a win to stay within sight of Bridge City and the district’s No 2 spot, with Liberty close behind. Tickets are on sale at the school administration office through noon Friday.
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Indians
Gary Newbury
Cleveland
Silsbee
Liberty
Tiger
Tigers
Junior Varsity to Travel to Victor for Saturday Game
The Silsbee Junior Varsity played game 27 last Saturday, winning 22-8 against South Park. This Saturday at 9 30 a m they travel to Victor to face the Pirates at Dor Stadium with a likely knee injury sidelining a starter and Nathan Brousrd expected to replace him. Guard Albert Plauntry will miss the game with a knee injury.
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Victor
Pirates
Dor Stadium
Tion
Nathan Brousrd
Albert Plauntry
Turkey Shoot Gifts From Local Businesses
The Chance-Loeb Volunteer Department thanks numerous local businesses and individuals for contributions to the Turkey Shoot. Donors include McAllister Lumber Tex-Gas Service Station Lewis Service Station Pure Service Station Jeffcoat Feed & Hardware Diggins Antique Shop Freeman's Service Station ChanceLoeb Fruit Stand Mrs Earl Hammet Avon Representative Mrs J M Bowman Mrs Aline Harper Chance Loeb Electric Co Burks Real Estate Cottonwood Cafe Bell Fina Station Sturrock's Drive In Grocery Reed Conoco Station Kaspars Day Nursery Milners Grocery Hardin County Butane Co Bannion No 6 Grocery Humble Service Station Ed Bait Shop Freeman's Barber Shop Mrs Velma Harrell Doll Gifts Solar Supply Co Thermal Supply Co Johnson Supply Co Standard Brass Mfg Co E Minns Co Neingarten's in Beaumont Village Sunset Furniture Co Vincent Business Forms.
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McAllister Lumber Co
Tex-Gas
Lewis
Jeffcoat Feed & Hardware
Diggins
Freeman's
ChanceLoeb
Earl Hammet
Avon
J. M. Bowman
Aline Harper
Reeman
Velma Harrell
Turkey Shoot Sets Record at Chance-Loeb Fire Dept
The Fourth Annual Turkey Shoot concluded Sunday with 132 turkeys won, surpassing the previous 69 record. Thunderbird Ranch on Kountze Highway will host a Barbecue Dinner on Sunday, Nov. 6, from 12 to 4 p.m. Tickets are sold by Chance-Loeb firemen, local businesses, the Cricket Supper Club, or at the ranch. Proceeds fund a new fire truck for the department.
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Chance- Loeb Volunteer Fire Department
Thunderbird Ranch
Kountze Highway
Fort Apache
Chance - Loeb Volunteer Fire Department
Chance-Loeb
Cricket Supper Club
Beaumont
Short Squirrel Crop Hurts Southeast Texas Hunts
Biologist Bill Wright reports a dismal Southeast Texas squirrel season with a very short spring crop and few summer young. Most regions expect good hunting, but this area faces light bags due to an unexpected failure to breed, despite favorable summer weather.
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Wright
Texas
Hardin County Deeds and Transfers Filed for Record
Hardin County records show numerous property transactions and liens including deeds of trust warranty deeds and easements involving Black Lake Pipe Line Company Rex G Portenberry and others. releases and affidavits. assignments between banks and corporations. and public notices of judgments and releases across multiple entities and names. Individuals and firms such as Clarence H Graves John N Gardner Mason F Triplett Temple Industries Beech Creek Lumber Co Gulf Lanes Restaurant First Rediscount Corp and Sun Oil Co appear in various affidavits deeds and transfers.
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Hardin County
Clarence H. Graves
Etux
Black Lake Pipe Line Company
R. O
D. M. Guedry
R.O
E. W. Easterling
R.O.W
L. C. Kirk
Eva Kirk
Lizzie Bell Eweing
J. H. Bell
F C. Drake
William Robert Teel
Perry Loy Tidwell
E. B. Williamson
Artimees Cole
H P. Moran
Arteimees Cole
T. J. Bettes Co
Cranbrook Corp
Jasper Federal Savings & Loan Assoc
H. H. Mathews
Olga Durnham
Walmar Wilde
Henry Coremar
Buck Jones Lumber Co
State of
Wallace L. Peterson
Esther Peterson
HM. K. Findley Jr
W. C. Miller
EasTex Inc
R. F. McCloud
Spencer D. Armour Jr
Pat Hill
Neches National Bank of Silsbee
Certain
Teed Products Corp
First Rediscount Corp
Universal Cet. Corp
Francis Smith Little Page
Universal Cit. Corp
American National Bank of Beaumont
Dale Landry
Theresa Jeannette Lovelady
Luther H. Kinnard, Sr
Duffy
Harvey E. Mills
W. W. Ferguson
F. D Sumall
J. D. Farill
E. W. Atwood Henslee
Linwood Wheat
Homes E. Ener
Larry Allen Conner
Asup
Leslie Frazier
Britton Cravens Lumber Co
D. J
J. D
Arnold
J.D. Arnold
Hardin Coin- Savings & Loan Assoc
John L
Mediacuty
Vincent M
Harris
Sun Oil le
T. Willie Jones
Sun Oil Co
Ann Myrtle Jones
Sun Qi Co
Franklin M. Storer
Sun Oi! Co
Nellie
Maude Lunt
Lea Sun Oil
William Henry Liter
San Oil Co
Leota Pearl Burns
Sunco
Vision Ormsby
William Liter
Guardian
Silsbee Soldier Arrives In Germany
LANDSTUHL, Germany Airman Second Class Norman W. Gore son of Lee L. Gore of Silsbee has arrived for duty at Ramstein AB Germany as a wiring specialist with the Air Force Logistics Command. He previously served at Tinker AFB Okla and attended Silsbee High School. His wife Marilyn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Renfro of Del City Okla His mother is Mrs Lissie Duff of Warren East Texas holds holds nearly two thirds of privately owned forests under 500 acres each.
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Dellwood Drive
del City
Oklo
Airman Gore
Lissie Duff
Warren
Big Thicket Park Endorsed By Planning Group
Kountze Mayor Pat Pace representing the Big Thicket Association met with SET RPDA Directors on Oct 27 to discuss preservation goals. The board endorsed the association as plans for natural areas and recreational facilities advance.
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Kountze
Pat Pace
Big Thicket Association
Southeast Texas Resource Planning and Developmen
Pace
RPDA
B. J. Jones
Deer Hunt May Be Hard This Year
Texas deer numbers reach around 2.2 million with about 200 000 expected to be bagged. Habitat and weather look favorable but heavy vegetation may make deer harder to spot requiring greater hunter effort this season. Winter could thin herds to protect food resources while late fall leaves churn and frost hints at brisk hunting days with prime buck sightings.
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Texas
Texas Parks & Wildlife
Paul H Moody Dies In Oklahoma
Funeral services were held for Paul R Moody 56 at Stufflebean Funeral Home chapel in Pauls Valley Oklahoma. Moody founder of Moody Construction Company in 1944 died Friday at Lindsey Memorial hospital. Survivors include his wife daughter son mother a brother and sister Mrs Ruth Churchwell of this city.
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Paul R. Moody
Stufflebean Funeral Home
Pauls Valley
Okla
Moody
Moody Construction Company
Lindsey Memorial Hospital
J Ruth Churchwell
Liberty High School Football Weekly Stat Stub
Liberty season totals and individual players appear in a 1966 football summary from Texas high school coverage. The page lists players, rushing and passing attempts, yardage totals, downs, and team indicators for Liberty and Cleveland and references a statewide football week and computed stats by Austin Dut.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Football Rush Stats
Fragmentary sports lines show hurried yardage figures and averages for a Sky River game. Missing context and identifiers prevent identifying teams, players, or outcomes from the snippet.
Silsbee Cubs roll past West Orange 47 6 in district clash
Silsbee Junior High Tigers remain undefeated with a 47 6 win over West Orange at West Orange. Deryl Ray McCallion scored early on a six yard run with a McGallion to Walters pass for the extra point. McGallion connected for a second quarter score to Danney Kasseroller as he carried in. Norman Sykes interception set up a 14 yard TD by Doug Allen. Adam Keels added a 60 yard run and Cecil Nichols returned an interception 80 yards for six. Wade Norwell led a 55 yard drive for the final TD and Larry Miller finished with a four yard score. Eighth grade beat West Orange 28 20 behind Mark Yawn. Tonight the Cubs host Forest Park and George Marshall with ninth grade at 7:30 and eighth grade 6:00.
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Silsbee Junior High Tigers
West Orange
Deryl Ray McCallion
McGallion
Grady Walters
Danney Kasseroller
Warrior
Howard Hebert
Adam Keels
Cecil Nichols
Wade Norwell
Larry Miller
Cubs
Mark Yawn
Tiger
Forest Park
George Marshall
Panthers Edge Scott 9 to 6 on Field Goal
Waldo Mathews wins homecoming 9-6 over Scott High of Woodville With Cecil Brent kicking a 35 yard field goal in the second quarter Marvin Lee adds a 10 yard TD run The Panthers improve to 3-2 in district play and face Rowe High of Jasper next in Jasper
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Panthers
Scott
Waldo Mathews
Marvin Lee
Wesley Shaw
Reginald Garrett
Carold Lane
Jerry Davis
Rowe
Deer Pronged Antler Rule Enforced Across Southeast Texas District
In Southeast Regulatory District counties Hardin Houston Jasper Jefferson Liberty Montgomery Newton Orange Polk Trinity Tyler Walker a buck must have pronged antlers to be legal. Last year a hardened antler defined legality. this year pronged antlers apply to reduce fawn and doe take. Northeast Texas counties Morris Bowie Cass require three points. General Law Counties also require pronged antlers. The Texas Hunting Guide is available at TPW offices and license dealers. hunters should verify county rules before hunting.
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LA Porte
Hardin
Houston
Jasper
Jefferson
Liberty
Montgomery
Newton
Orange
Polk
Trinity
Tyler
Walker
Colorado
Texas
Morris
Bowie
Cass
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Guest Speaker at Church of Christ Meeting in Lubbock
Harvie Pruitt of Lubbock will be guest speaker at a church meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Church of Christ located at 605 North 5th Street Barry Jones serves as minister and invites the public to attend the event The event is hosted by the Church of Christ and the United Mothers organization is mentioned in connection with Pruitt’s role.
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Harvie Pruitt
Lubbock
Church of Christ
North 5Th Street
Pruitt
Barry Jones
Card of Thanks for Paul R Moody
Mrs Ruth Churchwell expresses gratitude to friends for deeds of kindness and sympathy after the death of her brother Paul R Moody.
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Paul R. Moody
Ruth Churchwell
Silsbee Art League to occupy rent free studio space
The Silsbee Art League will move to new quarters in Dr. and Mrs. George Tennison’s former office building offered rent free, with only utilities due. A cleanup day will be scheduled later, and donations or labor are sought via Mrs. Tennison, the league president.
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Silsbee Art Lague
George Tennison
Tennison
Silsbee Art League
Friendly Blue Birds Meet at Leader’s Home for Dads Banquet Prep
The Friendly Blue Birds gathered at Mrs. F. L. McLaughlin’s home Tuesday afternoon with Gay McClusky presiding and Carolyn Langston taking roll. Mary Ann Bower collected dues as the group prepared decorated boxes for the Dad-Daughter banquet on November 14, with refreshments served by Keri Kolls and her mother Mrs. Jack Kolls. Gina Hignett served as scribe.
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Friendly Blue Birds
F. L. McLaughlin
Gay McClusky
Carolyn Langston
Mary Ann Bower
Keri Kolls
Jack Kolls
Gina Hignett
Seventh Grade Championship Game Pits Lions And Cowboys
Silsbee Junior High seventh graders will play for the intramural football title at Kirby Stadium next Tuesday at 7:50 p.m. Both the Cowboys and Lions are undefeated entering the championship. Starting lineups for the game are announced by coach Ss. A. Wallace.
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Silsbee
Kirby Stadium
Ss. A. Wallace
Cowboys
Lions
Country Club Elects Four Directors at Annual Meeting
Four directors were elected at the Hardin County Golf and Country Club annual meeting. A. E. Johnson was re elected, with new directors J. C. Jeffrey Jr. J. C. Meyers and Rex Worley taking seats. Retiring directors are C. L. Dickinson Robert Neyland and Vic Norvell. Holdover directors will serve two year terms starting in January.
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Hardin, County
Local leaders named in Polk County pulpwood report
G Cullinan and F Eldredge Jr. as presidents with Newton Hopkins Jerry Jones and Norman Sweatt among officers. Dickinson is vice president, Mrs. Gertrude Fields treasurer, Nick Slavik secretary. Polk County led Texas with 75 719 cords of pulpwood in 1963.
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G. Cullinan
F. Eldredge Jr
Newton Hopkins
Jerry Jones
Norman Sweatt
Dickinson
Gertrude Fields
Nick Slavik
Polk County
Texas
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Pine Needle Newspaper
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Thermal Supply Co
Ohnson Supply Co
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E. Minns Co
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Beaumont Village
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F Vincent Business Forms
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Silsbee State Bank Bldg
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Germany
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