Wa Han Su Ta Campfire Girls Meeting Report
The Wa Han Su Ta Campfire Girls met at Mrs. Tom Tennison's home with eight girls present. Visitors Dagma Rudisaile and Kathy McWhorter from Ya O Ne Ki shared guidance on earning honors for rank advancement. Officers elected: Rolan da Rudisaille president, Sherry Rodgers vice president, Shirley Langwin secretary, Sharon Denson treasurer, Melinda Jergins scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tennison
Sherry Rodgers
Dagma Rudisaile
Kathy McWhorter
Rolanda Rudisaille
Shirley Langwin
Sharon Denson
Melinda Jergins
Fantasy Bluebirds Meet With Leaders For Holidays Plans
The Fantasy Blue Birds group met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. R. G. Davis and Mrs. F. A. Har vill to discuss Thanksgiving and Christmas projects. Officers elected include Donna Webb president Elizabeth Simmons vice president Beverly Mullins secretary Melinda McNulty treasurer Deborah Rose flag bearer Cynthia Rose song leader Judy McCartney wish leader Jean Ross prayer leader Gail Davis candlelighter Beverly Mullins scribe. Refreshments were served and the meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantasy Blue Birds
R. G. Davis
F. A. Harvill
Donna Webb
Elizabeth Simmons
Beverly Mullins
Melinda McNulty
Deborah Rose
Cynthia Rose
Judy McCartney
Jean Ross
Gail Davis
Chipper Bluebirds Host Halloween Party
The Chipper Bluebirds led by Mrs. N. P. McCarney and Mrs. Howard Har grove held a Halloween costume party Friday evening. Twelve girls attended at the McCarney home with tricks or treats and games. Mrs. C. S. Sherrell and Mrs. Harry Holt aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. McCarney
Howard Hargrove
McCarney
C. S. Sherrell
Harry Holt
Melody Bluebirds Meet at Mrs Fuller Home
The Melody Bluebirds held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Joe Fuller's home. All members attended and worked on painted vases with Kathy Jo Fuller serving refreshments. Brenda Ann Maywald acted as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Bluebirds
Joe Fuller
Kathy Jo Fuller
Brenda Ann Maywald
Jolly Bluebirds Meet To Craft Supply Boxes
The Jolly Bluebirds gathered Thursday at Mrs. Pelton's home to make decorative boxes for storing their craft supplies. Effie Cook provided refreshments while Linda Jones served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Bluebirds
Ya-O-Ne-Ki Campfire Girls Meet at McWhorter Home
The Ya-O-Ne-Ki Campfire group held its regular meeting at Mrs. I. V. Mc Whorter’s home with Diana Worthey as scribe after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. V. McWhorter
Diana Worthey
Jerry Esmond Discharged From Tripler Hospital
Jerry Esmond has been discharged from Tripler Army Hospital after seven weeks of knee surgery. He spent two years in Hawaii with the armed forces and will return to Silsbee to make his home. He is the son of Mrs. Madge Esmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Esmond
Tripler Army Hospital
Hawaii
Armed Forces
Silsbee
Madge Esmond
Landers Family Reunion Held Sunday
Open house and a family reunion were held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Landers last Sunday. There were 50 guests present. Mr. and Mrs. Landers recently moved into their new home. Hostesses were Mrs. C. A. Curry of Victor and Mrs. Doris Davis of Beaumont.
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van Landers
Landers
C. A. Curry
Victor
Doris Davis
Beaumont
Rummage Sale Planned by Catholic Ladies Saturday
All Souls Catholic Ladies will hold four rummage sales in the old Santa Fe Park Saturday morning. They will pick up donated rummage if notified, per Mrs. L. J. Sagstetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls Catholic
Santa Fe Park
L. J. Sagstetter
Merritt Family: Thanks for Support After Wilber Merritt's Loss
The Merritt family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness and deeds of sympathy following the death of Wilber Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Merritt
Merritt
Community Relations Conference Details In East Texas
A Humble Oil event in Houston features a talk on The Plant Publication As A Community Relations Tool. Nov 6 panel on Community Relations In Changing Economic Situations includes executives from Crossett Beaumont Lamar State College Lufkin Pure Oil Nederland. A luncheon by Cayce Moore and a banquet by Dr. Montgomery accompany tours Nov 7 of East Texas pulp and paper firms Evadale and Silsbee. Leonard C Menius chairs the group with a broad regional roster of corporate directors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Houston
R. P Meredith
Crossett Company
Howard J. Hicks
Beaumont Chamber of Commerce
R. W. Setzer
Lamar State College of Technology
W. R Beaumier
Lufkin Publishing Company
Lufkin
Max K. Sniffin
Pure Oil Company
Nederland
Cayce Moore
Hearne Texas
Moore
America
R. H. Montgomery
University of Texas
Gordon Baxter
KOGT
Orange
East Texas Pulp and Paper Company
Evadale
Kirby Lumber Company
Silsbee
Texas Company
Port Arthur
Leonard C. Menius
Menius
Union Bag- Camp Paper Corporaton
Savannah
Georgia
Davidson College
Davidson
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Air Force
Human Resources Research Centy
E. Y. Argo
International Paper Company
Shreveport
Louisiana
Ralph Davis
Champion Paper and Fibre Company
Huntsville
Texas
Fred Gragg
Camden
Arkansas
Robert Hart
Pasadena
Dallas E. Henry Continental Can Company, Inc
Hodge
Frank Heyward
Gaylord Container Corporation
Bogalusa
Sneed MelInvale
Masonite Corporation
Laurel
Mississippi
Henry A. Maas, Jr
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
Lufkin Texas
R. P. Meredith
the Crossett Company
Crossett
Tom J. Reed
Johns Manville Corporation
Natchez Mississippi
B. F. Ritchie
B and PW Club Committees Plan Meetings
The executive committee of the Business and Professional Womens Club will meet Friday at 7 30 in Miss Virginia Weeks home with the yearbook and scholarship committee. Mrs Ona McGinty reports the rummage sale on Saturday was a success. Groves will host District 13 presidents Sunday at the Flying Chef in Nederland. The next regular meeting is November 1 at Miss Jake Mock's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Miss Virginia
Ona McGinty
Groves
District 13
Nederland
Jake Mock
Local residents share visits and travels across Texas
Dr and Mrs R R Childers of Jasper guest in Lee Smyly home. Bob Smart attends funeral in Hitchcock. Buster Gant from Shreveport visits A F McMillian and L C Bailey. Marvin Tutt visits Cleburne relatives. H R Kline felter of Los Angeles visits mother in Beaumont area. Wife of T M Tennison Sr undergoes Beaumont hospital surgery. Mrs John Stewart Effie Noack and Karen Hooper visit Hull in Silsbee. George Hart home hosts multiple visitors from Beaumont and Big Hill. Mrs A R Ehrensberge visits Orange. Mrs Mayme Gravee Francisco of Port Arthur visits Silsbee. J H Richardson home hosts Orange and Beaumont visitors. Rev R E Barclay attends Baptist State Convention in San Antonio. Fred Davis of St Simons Island plans stop in Silsbee and Beaumont. T L Smith family attend A M Arkansas game in College Station. Bob Smith studies at A M. Mrs Doris McKay returns from Mary in Beaumont hospital. Tom Singletary returns from Baptist Hospital Beaumont. Mrs Virgil Chance of Amarillo visiting in Harrison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Childers
Jasper
Lee Smyly
Bob Smart
Hitchcock
Texas
Buster Gant
Shreveport
A. F. McMillian
L. C. Bailey
Marvin Tutt
Cleburne
H. R. Klinefelter
Los Angeles
F. Scroggins
T. M. Tennison Sr
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
John Stewart
Effie Noack
Karen Hooper
Hull
S. A
Bobby
Grayson Lee
Claud Cuniff
Big Hill
A. R. Ehrensberge
Orange
A. W. Overland Sr
Galveston
Mayme Gravee Francisco
Port Arthur
Silsbee
J. H. Richardson
Theirhildren
Marie Conway
Jerald Peveto and Son
Wick Nolan
R. E. Barclay
First Baptist Church
San Antonio
Fred Davis
St. Simons Island
Georgia
San Francisco
Silsbee and Beamont
T. L. Smith
Faye
Pat Nolen
College Station
Bob Smith
Smith
A and M
Doris McKay
Mary
de Porres
Beamont
Tom Singletary
Virgil Chance
Amaillo
R. JL Larrison
Pauline Burnett and Stephen James Married in Kountze
Pauline Burnett daughter of Mr and Mrs F T Yawn of Silsbee wed Pvt Stephen James son of Mr and Mrs C C James Jr also of Silsbee on October 11 at 11 30 am officiated by Justice of the Peace Mrs Bernice Seale in Kountze. James is stationed at Fort Hood Texas and was previously employed by East pany. Burnett attended Silsbee High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Burnett
F. T. Yawn
Silsbee
Stephen James
C. C. James Jr
Bernice Seale
Kountze
James
Fort Hood
Texas
East Texas Pulp and Paper Company
Rehervea
J. D. Burnett
Glen Bruce
Ben Bruce
Jo Weatherford
Glenn TD
Sissell
Rebecca Wright
CC. W. Weatherford
von Strimeer
Bob Goins
Harold Smith
RK. B. Fling
RB. M. Sayers
New Enzyme Based Dehairing Speeds Tanning Process
U S Department of Agriculture researchers developed an enzyme based method to dehair hides in two or three days instead of weeks. The technique could cut shipping costs and allow earlier grading of hides, with frozen hides dehairing faster. Ongoing work aims to improve leather quality and reduce costs for the livestock by product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture Research
USDA
Band Day Sale To Aid Band Trip
Silsbee High School Band members announce a Band Day Sale at the Fair Store Building in front of Silsbee State Bank with booths on nearby streets. The cake and white elephant sale runs Friday November 14 and Saturday November 15, featuring donated items from local merchants. Proceeds fund the annual spring band trip. donations and helpers may contact Mrs. J. T. Cawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee High School
Silsbee State Bank
Crockett and Gilchriest
Young’s Supermarket
Neches Minimax
J. T. Cawley
Value of falling leaves for next year gardens
Extension soil chemist Bill Bennett says cluttering leaves can boost next year’s flowers and vegetables when composted. Build a simple enclosure, layer leaves with fertilizer, add lime in acidic soils, and turn with water to speed decomposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bennett
Bennett
Mental Health Study Links Early Agency Contacts to First-Time Hospital Admissions
A Texas study of 148 Travis County residents admitted to the Austin State Hospital in one year shows 46 percent had prior contact with health or welfare agencies. It also finds low schooling among many first admissions and urges trained personnel at key points to recognize borderline nervous disorders earlier to prevent hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Mental Health
Texas Department of Health
State Hospital
Travis County
Austin State Hospital
Wallace Mandell
Isabel Crosmack
Salvation Army
Charles Mitchell
Dependent benefits denied for 10 percent disability
Veterans receive 10 percent service connected compensation and cannot obtain additional payments for dependents. The VA does not authorize extra money for dependents of veterans whose service connected disability is under 50 percent.
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Errol Flynn
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Efrem Zimbalist, JR
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Henry Blance
Art Napoleon
Dalton Girls
AMD
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United Artists
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Chipper
Linda Jones
Johnson TV Service
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Roy Rodgers
Silshee Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Be. Landolt
Phillip McKinney
MRS
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Beverly Fabrigate
Nancy Holland
Dorothy Miller
Fletcher Richardson
Margaret Bell
James E
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Bruce Watts Jr
Don L. Hough
Fannie Rainier
David Read
Tommy Read
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