Local Silsbee Newspaper Staffing and Pricing Notice
NN Entered under a second class mailing permit April 19 1919 at the Post Office at Silsbee Texas under the Act of March 3 1879 Published every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas 77656 Subscription Rate 350 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson Counties 400 per year outside these counties Editorial staff David Read and R L Read Co-Owners and Publishers Tommy Read as Editor Ad Manager Mrs Leona Whitman Society and Personal Editor Mechanical Department Harold Leigh Mrs John S Basye James Johnson Billy Joe Williams Madee Printer-Pressman Printer-Pressman
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Leona Whitman
Fall Food Bargains Offer Saving Hints
Hints on stretching family food budgets as cooler weather rises appetites. Gwendolyne Clyall of Texas A M University Extension consumer marketing specialist lists best values at meat counters, affordable frozen turkeys, and economical eggs. Fresh produce includes apples bananas grapes oranges cabbage onions and greens with cheddar cheese prices lowered for October cheese month.
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Gwendolyne Clyall
Texas A&m University
GI Home Sellers Need Release From Liability
Veterans who sell their homes and let the buyer assume their GI loan should obtain a release of liability from the VA. Without release, they remain liable if the loan later goes into foreclosure. The VA will issue a release if the buyer is approved as a good credit risk. release does not restore eligibility for another GI loan. Eligibility returns only when the VA is no longer liable to the lender and certain conditions apply.
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Veterans Administration
Den 1 Cub Pack 801 Met With Den Mother At Home
Den 1 of Cub Scout Pack 801 met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Marvin Lewis with eight boys present. Marvin Lewis led the allegiance and was den dad on a woods hike. Refreshments were served by Marvin Dean Lewis. Jimmy Landis was scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Marvin Lewis
Marvin Lwis
Big Fish From An Oil Rig Nets 208 Pound Jewfish
Norman Rose of Silsbee hauled a 208 pound jewfish from an oil rig off South Pass Louisiana. The fish dressed out at over 150 pounds of steaks. He used a 1 eighth inch stainless hand line a homemade hook and an eight pound class bait. The catch occurred at 340 feet depth near a drilling barge by the Mississippi River mouth.
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Norman Rose
Silsbee
South Pass
Louisiana
Rose
Mississippi River
Lumberton FHA organizes chapter at high school
Lumberton High School formed an FHA chapter with first meeting November 2 led by sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Gibson. Officers include Debbie Neely president, Lynette Hopkins vice president, Rhonda Whatley secretary, Beth Cain social and program chair, Patricia Folks historian and yearbook chair. Members voted to sell Christmas cards for donations to activities. Various local families and residents appear in the surrounding notices and church events follow.
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Lumberton High School
Dorothy Gibson
Debbie Neely
Lynette Hopkins
Rhonda Whatley
Beth Cain
Patricia Folks
Delorica Neely
Brenda Wood
Tommie Doe
Ronnie Howell
Ernie Lawrance
Pine beetle breakthrough at Southern Forest Research Institute meeting
Researchers announced an attractant developed to lure southern pine beetles to trap spots for destruction. The program, presented at the Southern Forest Research Institute annual meeting, involves experts from Boyce Thompson Institute and SFRI officials.
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Southern Forest Research Institute
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
George L., McNew
Yonkers
N. Y
Boyce Thompson
Robert G. Crozier
Boyce Thompson S. F. I. Experimental Forest and Laboratory
Sour Lake
J. P. Vite
Leroy D. Williamson
Jack E. Coster
Trail Riders Vote to Rename Silsbee Riding Club
The Silsbee Trail Riders plan to rename their club to Silsbee Riding Club as members approve the change and set elections for the next two meetings. Regular meetings stay on the second and fourth Sundays at 2 pm at the new arena on Spurger highway with Olan Davis presiding. A weekly Saturday workday at 7:30 am continues at the view arena.
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Silsbee Trail
Spurger Highway
Olan Davis
Silsbee Riding Club
View Arena
Kingsville Families Attend Meeting and Candy Making Program
The Lumberton Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday morning at 9 30 in the home of Mrs C T Jordan with 10 members and three visitors. County Agent Miss Dorothy Taylor led a program on play equipment for children. A second meeting is set for Tuesday November 21 at Mrs W A Wright home for a session on making and storing candies.
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Kingsville
Steve Pickering
Lumberton
Watermelons on trees and the wisdom of God
Meditation from a devotional guide reflects on John 15 1 11 and the unity with Christ that yields abundant fruit. A fable about watermelons on trees illustrates divine wisdom and control of the universe. Prayer asks for guidance, belief removal, and love, with a closing thought on God’s wisdom and love.
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Williams
Heavenly Father
Claudia M. Higgins
California
Quartet To Sing At First Assembly
The Timesmen Quartet from Houston will perform at First Assembly of God Church Silsbee on Sunday November 12 in both morning and evening services. Sunday School starts 9 45 a m with worship at 11 00 a m and the evening service at 7 p m. Members include Ray Jones Pat Hoffmaster Herbert Williams Ken Pilkenton and Gary McGown. Pastor J A Hendrix invites all to attend.
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Timesmen
Houston
Assembly of God
Highway 96 South
Silsbee
Ray Jones
Pat Hoffmaster
Herbert Willams
Ken ‘Pilkenton
Gary McGown
J. A. Hendrix
Vicuna: Smallest camel, never domesticated due to wild nature
The vicuna is the smallest member of the camel family and has never been domesticated because of its wild and highly active temperament.
Alpha Delta Lambda Meets in Lumberton High School
The Alpha Alpha Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Lumberton met Monday night at Lumberton High School with 14 members present. Mrs. Martin Yawn led the business meeting and Mrs. Wayne Hicks presented the program Tools For the Art of Life, Action. Hostesses were Mrs. Clifton Hargraves and Mrs. Mary Lou LaRocca.
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Alpha Alpha Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lumberton
New
Lumberton High School
Martin Yawn
Wayne Hicks
Clifton Hargraves
Mary Lou LaRocca
Cub Scout Den 1 Meets With Mrs Modisette
Den 1 of Cub Scout Pack 88, Mrs Burl Modisette, with five boys present, made pencil holders and played games. Mark Van Winkle served refreshments and the meeting closed with the living circle. Kevin Allen, scribe.
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Den 1
Cub Scout
Burl Modisette
Mark van Winkle
Kevin Allen
Tap Incorporated seeks beer off premises license in Silsbee
Officers Br O Whiddon Jr C L Harrison and G L Harrison of Tap Incorporated apply to Hardin County Judge for a Beer Retailer Off Premises License at 116 Pine Plaza Shopping Center Silsbee Texas. Hearing set for 10 a m November 14 1967 for five days from first publication or the next business day if a weekend or holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. O. Whiddon, Jr
C. L. Harrison
G. L. Harrison
Tap Incorporated
Hardin County
Texas
Pine Plaza
Silsbee
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Mational Editorial
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billy Joe Williams
Linotype
Madee
Leon Curry
TVW
Ratsanamiice
Mouse and
Marvin Dean Lewis
Jimmy Landis
Hargrove
Roosevelt & 10Th Street
Morris
Pinecrest Baptist
David Jenkins
Eddie Smith
Chance
Fletcher News
Harlen McKnight
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Marion Edwin
Marion Leatherwood
J. McKnight
DeQuincy
William C. Defore
Baptist Hospital
Donald Baker
Vickie Bostick
Dallas
C. E. Prewitt
Charlene Bostick
Ray Bostick
de Quincy
Henry Pickering
New Orleans
Mr. Pickering
Charlene
Beaumont
C. E. Pruitt
Parson St
Jack Jordan
John Long
Nederland
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Rennie Cherry
Roy Spell
Fletcher Emanuel Choir
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist
WMU
Fellowship Hall
Caribbean
John Brumley Sr
J. M. Butler
John Brumley
Virginia Mills Circle
John D. Trahan
Lena Lair
Oversee Lee
Betty Holton
Eva Langston
Mission Study
J. W. Perdue
J. D. Cones
J. M. Byerly
Alice Cones
Hamilton Nursing Home
John Denan
Laura Chambers
Glendale
T. E. McMillan
Hemphill
Earl Reeves
Saxton
J. E. Minton
Glenn Williams
Bennie F. Hozaki
Raiderettes
Lynn Bates
Don Bates
F. E. Byerly
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Mabel Risinger
Jessie Strayhan
C. F. Risinger
Alvie Picker- Jing
Auto Parts Co
Auto & Truck Parts Supplies
Silsbee, Texas
Roy D. Harrington
Port Arthur
Ottis Lock
Lufkin
Lock
O. R. Crawford
Eastex, Inc
Lud E. King Jr
Huntsville
R. D. Richards Jr
Kenneth Nelson
Diboll
Trail Riders
Agency
North 5Th Street
Eowbon
Somo Couron
Micrin
Qgoonorees
DR. West
Walgreen
iPro
Fagonoovovpress
Woo
Couron
Josouurrreoy
Aion Ee
Hunton
Gillette
London
Alpha Delta Lambda
Buck Jones Lumber Co
R & R Ceramics
Ceramic Supplies
Sale Farm
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