Warren Warriors Dominate Evadale Rebels 44-0 Homecoming
The Warren Warriors opened homecoming with a 44-0 victory over the Evadale Rebels. Ronny Reese recovered a fumble to set up a 34 yard touchdown pass from Terry Chance to James Ard. Welton Balla added a 99 yard first quarter run and Don Yawn finished with a 1 yard score.
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Warren
Warriors
Evadale
Ronny Reese
Terry Chance
James Ard
Warrior
Welton Balla
Balla
Don Yawn
Goose Season Rules Update For Migratory Birds
The article notes hunting rules for migratory game birds including timing one hour before sunrise, requirement of a Federal duck stamp, keeping a fully feathered wing attached during transport, and a legal obligation to make reasonable efforts to retrieve any killed or wounded birds.
Standings Show District Games Across Key Venues
West Orange faces Slisbee Livin at Jasper Bridge and Liberty on Saturday as Cleveland meets Port Acres in district games. Local standings update hints at shifts after weekend results.
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West Orange
Mt Haaa PA
City Q
Port Acres i
Jasper i
Cleveland
Livingston
Silsbee
Meen Yeland
Jasper
West
Registration of Gangster-Type Weapons Open Window to Register
Dallas announced a 30 day window from Nov 2 to Dec 1 for unregistered gangster type weapons including machine guns sawed off shotguns and devices like bombs to be registered with the Internal Revenue Service. The Gun Control Act of 1968 allows registration without penalty but false information can be prosecuted. Registrants file Form 4467 in duplicate with the Alcohol Tobacco Tax Division in Washington. Do not bring weapons to IRS offices.
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Dallas
Internal Revenue Service
B. Frank White
Southwest Ion
Director, Alcohol and ‘Tobacco Tax Division
Washington, D. C
White
TRS
IRS
Boy Scout Troop 82 Holds Monday Meeting
Scout Troop 82 met Monday with 23 scouts and Scoutmaster Bob Parr at their regular place. A signaling study was conducted and group patrol songs were sung. A new campsite has been chosen with improvements underway. names for the site will be discussed next. Sixteen Scouts joined the homecoming parade last Saturday. Vance Swarthout, scribe.
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Scout
Bob Parr
Silsbee Social Notes Visitors and Local Weekend Guests
Silsbee social notes record weekend visits by L O Wray Jr and family of New Orleans to his parents. D H McGill faces surgery and tests at Silsbee Doctors Hospital. guests include Bryan Mays of Port Neches and Homer Holland family of Beaumont. A A Callaway family from Tyler and Sharon Hutto of Atlanta, Ga.. James Collins of Magnolia Ark. joined Lake Charles Pelicans game. Casper Landolt of Dallas attended homecoming events. F C Drake visited Wichita Falls and Dallas families. Louise Ehrensberger and Ruth Chaney of Houston attended the homecoming. Dr George Hendrix of San Antonio and Douglas Richardson of Houston visited J J Richardson. Dean Smith family of Houston visited Ben D. Smith.
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Beaumont
W. H. Holland
A. A. Calla
Jack Shahan
Sharon
Atlanta, Ga
P. R. Hutto
James Collins
Magnolia
Ark
Ray Collins
Lake Charles
James
Shreveport Oilers
Lake Charles Pelicans
Casper Landolt
Dallas
C. E. Landolt Sr
F. C. Drake
Waxahachie
Clyde E Drake
Louise Ehrensberger
Ruth Chaney
Houston
George Hendrix
San Antonio
Douglas Richardson
J. J. Richardson
Dean Smith
Ben D. Smith
Methodist Laymen To Meet In Beaumont November 21
Laymen from 59 churches in the Beaumont District will gather at First Methodist Church Beaumont on Thursday November 21 at 730 p.m. The meeting led by district lay leader Jim Nichols will feature Rev Ben C Johnson of the General Board of Lay Activities as the keynote speaker. Area participants include George Hargrove Kirbyville and W A Barclay Jir Silsbee.
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Beaumont
United Methodist Church
First ‘Methodist Church
Jim Nichols
Ben C. Johnson
General Board
The
Johnson
Institute of Church Renewal
Asbury College
S Seminary
Alabama
Indiana
Don Ford
First Methodist ‘Church
George Hargrove
Kirbyville
W. A. Barclay Jir
Silsbee
Card of Thanks from Women for Nixon in Hardin County
Mrs. Tom Tennison Jr chairwoman of Women for Nixon asks for unity after the election. She thanks volunteers who worked tirelessly in the campaign and echoes Nixon's call for a more unified country.
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Nixon
Tom Tennison
Women
Hardin County
Calvary WMA Elects New Officers At Service
Calvary Missionary Baptist Church WMA met Wednesday at 9 a.m. for a brief business session and officer election. Presiding was Mrs. P. A. Dubose. New officers include Mrs. Earl Leyendecker president, Mrs. Frank Neff vice president, Mrs. T. W. Cleveland secretary, Mrs. Harry Harrell treasurer, Rev. P. A. Dubose special project chair, Mrs. Charlie Murphy visitation reporter, Mrs. Jack Kilcrease pianist, Mrs. A. B. Nichols reporter, and Mr. Dubose Bible teacher.
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Calvary Missionary Baptist Church
WMA
P. A. Dubose
Earl Leyendecker
Frank Neff
T. W. Cleveland
Harry Harrell
P. A.dubose
Charlie Murphy
Jack Kilcrease
A. B. Nichols
Dubose
Explorers Sell Auto Anti Freeze for Fund Drive
Explorer Scouts Post 88 sponsor an anti freeze sale at the First United Methodist Church on Saturday from 9 a m to 3 p m. Proceeds support the service organization project fund. Contact Robert McClelland at 385 4804 for details or cheaper advance tickets.
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Explorer Scouts Post 88
First United Methodist Church
Service Organizations Project Fund
Robert McClelland
Long-delayed divorce suit faces limits and doubts
A man who filed for divorce decades after his wife’s alleged adultery saw the case dismissed for procrastination. Courts warn that excessive delay strains evidence and tests credulity, though legitimate reasons exist such as protecting children or awaiting reconciliation.
Veterans ask about VA loans and pension questions
The column answers veteran queries on combining entitlements for a $50,000 loan, including VA guarantee limits, and clarifies pension treatment of Social Security for 1969. It outlines how to handle Servicemembers Group Life Insurance upon reserve duty, school allowances for War Orphans, and farm loan limits under PL 90-301 and PL 99-391.
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G. I
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Office
Office of Servicemen’s Group Life
Washington Street
Newark
N. J
Korea
Johnson
Den 5 Cub Pack 88 Meeting Report
Den 5 Cub Pack 88 met Monday at 4 p m in the den mother's home Mrs Fredrick with seven boys present A review on the Cub Scout promise and the law of the pack followed by games and stories Refreshments were served Ronnie Landry scribe.
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Fredrick
Ronnie Landry
Evadale Pine Tops Meeting Sets Earlier Time
Evadale Pine Tops met Monday at Evadale School with five members present and viewed a film on Fat Americans. They voted to change meeting time from 7 p m to 6 p m and scheduled next meeting for November 1 at 6 p m.
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Evadale Pine Tops
Evadale School
West Coast job seekers from 1950s migrate in millions
The Labor Department reports that a net 3.9 million Americans moved to the West during the 1950s in search of better jobs. About 3.1 million settled in California as a major destination.
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Horace Greeley
Labor Department
West Coast
California
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