Deer and elk bagged by Texas hunters in warm Colorado trip
John Busby and Tennison bagged an elk and a deer during a Colorado hunt early this week while a prior trip yielded blanks due to unusual warmth. Deer dressed at 238 pounds and elk at 245. Busby claimed the elk and Tennison the deer. one deer was given away to an elderly lady in Texas. Weather kept game from moving with no snow on the peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Busby
Tom Tennison
Colorado
John
Texas
Busby
Tennison
Banks Cook Sr
David Cook Jr
Clifford Sharpall
Susbee
Chester Cook
Dallas
Woodrow Alexander
Denver
Trip and That Game Was Shoving a Lot More
The fragment notes a trip and a game involving increased shoving and rough play during a match. No additional names or context are readable to identify teams or players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trip
Ducks Off Damp Saturday With Sparse Bag
Local hunters Bob McClelland Bill Sellers and Ray McGallion reported little luck on Damp Saturday morning McClelland bagging two ducks while others found the day poor Weather was blamed as the main factor and the piece notes hunting lags behind fishing as the season progresses Also mentioned are small game and perch catches plus upcoming district football clashes involving Nederland Silsbee and Jasper with Nederland set to host in a key 11AAA race game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McClelland
Bill Sellers
Ray MccGallion
McClelland
Bob
Joe Fuller
Rev
E. W. Stanley
Game and Fish Commission
Port Acres
Stanley
Fuller
Offats Bayou
Galveston
Tigers
Nederland
Silsbee
Bulldogs
Jasper
St. Anthony
Kirby Stadium
Vidtor
Balloon message found by county official’s mother
County Judge Fletcher Richardson’s mother Mary Richardson found a red balloon with a white card reading HELP and a note requesting the finder to locate and send to S F A High School senior class of 1959 Bryan Texas. The balloon was filled with light gas and likely released with others, drifting many miles from the origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Richardson
Mary Richardson
Ave. H and
N. 6Th
S.F. A. High School
Bryan
Texas
Here
Sour Lake Man To Open Gulf Station Here
Milton Jackson formerly with Sour Lake State Bank will relocate to Silsbee next week to operate the Gulf Service Station beside the Bluebonnet Cafe. The station, closed for some time, has been rebuilt by Gulf company. opening details will be announced in the Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Jackson
Sour Lake State Bank
Sour Lake
Silsbee
Gulf Service
Bluebonnet Cafe
Gulf Company
Jackson
Bee
Pentecostal Revival At Loeb Church Underway
Rev. Gerald McNeely of Houston conducts a Loeb Pentecostal Church revival. Services start each night at 7 30. Rev. E W Stanley, pastor, invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Gerald McNeely
Houston
Loeb Pentecostal Church
E. W. Stanley
Charles D Shutter Completes Marine Basic Training
Marine Pvt. Charles D. Shutter son of Mr and Mrs Co E Shutter Route 1 Box 845 Silsbee Texas finishes four weeks of infantry training at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California on November 7. The course covers infantry tactics first aid demolitions field fortifications and weapons instruction. Marines are trained as basic infantrymen regardless of specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Tex
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
IT'S THE LAW aw Traffic safety advice in Texas PSA
This public service urges Texans to study the Texas Driving Handbook from the DPS Driver's License Division to reduce highway deaths. It explains fault and liability rules, proper look-out, and proper control, noting conditions can make even legal speeds unsafe and stressing alert driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletter
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Texas
Cub Scout Den 6 Pack 199 Meets at Simmons Home
Den 6 of Pack 199 gathers at Mrs. C. E. Simmons home with five cubs and Mrs. Sara Hudnall. Mike Carrell reads minutes, Carroll Curtis elected assistant denner, butch Hudnall leads flag ceremony, November theme planned, OWS and arrows practiced. Next meeting November 8 at 7 am at Simmons home with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
C. E. Simmons
Sara Hudnall
Mike Carrell
Carroll Curtis
Denner
Butch Hudnall
Den 6
Den 5 Pack 88 Elects Officers At Powell Home
Den 5 of Pack 88 met at Mrs. Emmitt Powell’s home with five members one visitor and Mrs E O Dohmann as assistant den mother present. The group began with the Cub Scout promise and made identification key chains. Officers chosen include Charles Dohmann denner Charles Powell assistant denner and Charles Young scribe. Robert Powell served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 5
Emmitt Powell
E. O. Dohmann
Charles Dohmann
Denner
Charles Powell
Charles Young
Robert Powell
Den 3 Pack 199 Visited Fire Station
Den 3 of Pack 199 met at Mrs. Dora Conners home for games and braiding. John Ross Ferdinal served refreshments. Monday night the den was driven to the fire station by Mrs. Conners and Jim Conners with assistant Mrs. Bert Carpenter to see equipment and ride the fire truck. Elmer Littlepage, scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Conners
John Ross
Conners
Jim Conners
Bert Carpenter
Elmer Littlepage
Den 5 and Den 6 Pack 199 88 Cub Scout meetings noted
Den 5 of Pack 199 met at Mrs. Jewel Hartman’s home with five boys and Wayne Cheshire as den chief. They studied for Bob Cat Badges and planned a see and do trip. They played games and closed in a living circle. Den 6 of Pack 88 met Oct 28 at Mrs. Barclay’s home with eight members one visitor and Mrs. Hobson as assistant den mother. Songs and roll call started the meeting followed by rope tricks and trick or treat sacks. James McMillan was denner and Wesley Yawn assistant denner with James Collins on refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Hartman
Wayne Cheshire
Darrell Hartman
Freddy Hartman
W. A. Barclay Jr
W. T. Hobson
James McMillan
Denner
Wesley Yawn
James Collins
Cub Scouts Pack 199 Meet At Jergins Home
Den 4 of Pack 199 met Monday afternoon at Mrs. C. E. Jergins home with five members and den chief Jimmy Brown. They visited the Smart School fire tower and will plan the November pack meeting around the visit. Bobby Gray served refreshments. The meeting closed with the living circle and the boys repeated the promise. Richard Jergins, scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 4
Cub Scouts
Pack 199
C. E. Jergins
Jimmy Brown
Smart
Bobby Gray
Richard Jergins
Den 2 Cub Scouts Plan Magnolia Refinery Trip
Den 2 of Pack 199 met at Mrs. C. D. Thompson home with eight members and assistant den mother Mrs. Rufus Mullins. Leonard Songe led allegiance to the flag as denner. They will travel to Magnolia Refinery aboard a tanker and made tambourines. Simon O Quid served as scribe for David Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 2
C. D. Thompson
Rufus Mullins
Leonard Songe
Denner
Magnolia
Simon O’quinn
David Thompson
Scribe
New Barbershop Opens in Silsbee on Fifth Street
Hutto's Barbershop at 900 North Fifth Street, owned by Earnest Hutto, opens Tuesday morning. The shop will operate six days a week. Hutto previously worked at the Fifth Street Barbershop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutto
North Fifth Street
Earnest Hutto
Mr. Hutto
Fifth Street
Texas Driving Column Warns Prudent Drivers Slow Down
A Texas law based column prepared by the State Bar of Texas informs readers that a reasonably prudent driver should reduce speed well below the legal maximum, noting the piece is for information rather than advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar of Texas
Silshee Soldier in Army Artillery Exercise Rocky Shoals
Silshee Pfc. Charles O. Morrison of 585 BE Avenue I joins the 1st Artillery on California coast for Exercise Rocky Shoals ending Nov 11. He is a Fort Lewis survey instrument operator, 1952 Silsbee High School graduate, ex Texas Highway Department employee. His wife Melba Rae resides in Tacoma.
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Army
Charles O. Morrison
Avenue I
Silshee
1St Artillery
Rocky Shoals
California
Morrison
Fort Lewis
Wash
Artillery
Silsbee High School
Texas Highway Department
Silsbee
Melba Rae
Tacoma
First Baptist Joy Sunday School Meet at Mrs Nault Home
The Joy Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Nault for their monthly gathering. Fifteen members and teacher Mrs. D H Suitt attended, with Mrs. Sadie David as co host. They planned November and December projects aiding Beeville orphanage and Rusk sanitarium. Burnell Barnes led the social activities and announced a Christmas party next at Mrs Suitts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
First Baptist Church
Ralph Nault
D. H. Suitt
Sadie David
Beeville
Rusk
Burnell Barnes
Dorcas Sunday School Busine ss Social Meeting At First Baptist
Dorcas class met at Mrs G W Gilchriest home Tuesday night with 20 members and associates. Mrs W S Ray led the business meeting and Mrs A W Lewis gave the devotional. Mizpah class met at Mrs T K Allens with a lunch for 11 members and three visitors. Mrs Frank Payne presided in Mrs B L Moreland’s absence. Next is Christmas party December 12 at Mrs H C Hopkins’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
G. W. Gilchriest
W. S. Ray
A. W. Lewis
A. R. Ehrensberger
Mizpah
T. K. Allen
Frank Payne
B. L. Moreland
H. C. Hopkins
Good Shepherd Baptists Plan Revival
The Good Shepherd Baptist Church prepares a revival running from Wednesday November 12 through November 23. Evangelist Rev J E Bagley of Abilene leads the event with Fred Hobbs of Kountze directing the music. Prayer meetings are held in homes and at the church. Pastor Rev J W Joiner will speak at 10 a.m. services and 7 30 p.m. services each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
J. E. Bagley
Abilene
Fred Hobbs
Kountze
J. W. Joiner
Methodist Circle 2 Circle 2 Plans WSCS Events
The WSCS circle met in Cravens Hall with Mrs. Harry Holt presiding. They finalized plans for participation in the WSCS walk in coffee on November 12 and voted to postpone the rummage sale until after the new year. Mrs. E. Brown led devotions and Hawaii program details were given by Mrs. N. P. McCarney. Hostess Mrs. Howard Hargrove wore a Hawaiian Muumuu as refreshments of pineapple and lemon tissues were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Cravens Hall
Harry Holt
L. E. Martin
FE. B. Brown
N. P. McCarney
Hawaii
Howard Hargrove
First Baptist WMU Circle Meets With Nine Members
The Eunice Parker WMU Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday in the church with nine members and one new member present. Mrs. Albert McBroom led the business meeting and Gladys Bower taught a Bible lesson titled New Testament Answers to Old Testament Questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Parker
WMU
First Baptist Church
Albert McBroom
Gladys Bower
Kountze Lions To Sponsor Community Chili Supper
Kountze Lions Club will host a chili supper at 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening November 11 in the Kountze school cafeteria. Proceeds support the crippled children's fund and Lions civic projects. Admission is 50 cents for all the chili you can eat. Afterward the Kountze Quarterback Club will show film from the prior week's game. attendees may stay to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kountze
Overstreet
Lions Clb
Mouse deer Description Highlights Tiny Build and Size
A mouse deer is described as having legs barely thicker than a pencil and a total length not exceeding three feet. The note emphasizes its small stature and slender limbs.
Guest Speakers To Visit Negro Church Services
Rev. George Bridges of Pine Valley Baptist Buna and Rev. C. W. Jones of Jerusalem Baptist Beaumont will visit the First Baptist church colored Sunday for 3 p.m. services. Bridges will speak and music will be by members of the three churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bridges
Pine Valley Baptist Church
Buna
C. W. Jones
Jerusalem Baptist Church of
Beaumont
First Baptist Church
Bridges
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Jerry Zuber
Wiarble Falls
Television Service
Philco
McLaughlin Refrigeration CO
Kounize Road
Kirby
Silsbee Packing Co
Maizeland
Isbell
Wade Parker
Henry Donelson
R. L. Read
Jasper County
Louis
James Johnson
L. G. Jordan
Bob Wooley
White’s
Sour Lake Man
Gulf Station
Silkee
Jasper & Woodville
Charles D. Shutter
Marine Corps
Wgen
Cub Scout News
Kurt Benson
First Baptist
Good Shepherd Baptists Plan
Methodist Circle
First Baptist Circle
Kountze Lions
My Boss
Negro Church
Johnson TV
Weekend Bakery
Sir
Joe Register
N. 4Th
Ceeed
Niy Onin
Britton-Cravens Lumber Co
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