Silsbee Bee issues and contact details in 1919 edition
The Silsbee Bee lists publisher and editorial staff, owners, and staff roles for a 1919 issue. It notes second class mailing permit date April 10 1919 and publication details at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas. Subscription rates are given for Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and outside those counties.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Exas
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Silsbee pastors named to Texas Baptist boards
Rev. R. E. Barclay of Silsbee First Baptist Church and Rev. Henry Shettles of Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church were elected to Texas Baptist boards during the Corpus Christi convention. Barclay joined the Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas as a trustee, while Shettles became a member of the 192 member Texas Baptist Executive Board. The board guides missions and training for more than 1.7 million Baptists across 3,908 Texas churches.
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Silsbee
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Corpus Christi
R. E. Barclay
Silsbee First Baptist Church
Baptist Hospital of
Southeast Texas
Beaumont
Texas Baptists
Henry Shettles
Fletcher Emanuel Bap
Texas Baptist
Texas
Texas Vote Totals Highlight Johnson Landslide
Texas voters backed the Democratic ticket led by Lyndon B Johnson with 64 percent of the presidential vote. Johnson won in a record turnout of about 2.7 million, Ralph Yarborough carried nearly 56 percent against George Bush, and Republicans lost most statewide races.
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Austin
John Connally
Texas
Pres
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Midland
Bruce Alger
Dallas
Ed Foreman
Odessa
Campaign appreciation and holiday fund drive notes from Silsbee
Readers receive thanks for Johnson coverage and campaign help. Wm Hunter McLean and Texas officials celebrate the first native born Texas President and thank supporters. Also included are letters from Vyrl Miller and Jo Ann Fairchild praising local publicity and sharing Christmas Basket Fund donations.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Beth Singletary Named to TWU Sigma Tau Delta
Fifteen TWU students were selected for the Sigma Tau Delta chapter. Beth Singletary of Silsbee, a junior merchandising major, was chosen and now serves as Campus Government Association secretary. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Singletary.
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Texas Woman's University
Sigma Tau Delta
TWU
Beth Singletary
N. 8Th Street
Silsbee
Tom R
Chance Loeb voters set precinct record in General Election
In the Chance Loeb precinct 1033 ballots were cast the General Election a new record. The first planning session for a proposed high school bond election was held Wednesday night as part of a series of meetings ahead of the December 5 vote. The Equalization Board has adjourned for the year with a tax rate of 1.45 including 1.27 for operating funds and 0.19 for outstanding bonds.
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Salt Water
Herman Jones
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Watherer Pollution Control Board
Railroad Commission
New Pollution Control Board
Jones
Texas Supreme Court
Texas
Unshur Rural Electric Cooperative
Southwestern Electric Power Co
Shreveport
Supreme Court
Ore City
Southwestern
Upshur Coop
Austin
Houston House of Tobacco
el Paso Electric Co
el Paso
van Horn
Anthony
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Waggoner Carr
Department of Public Safety
Carr
County
State Board of Plumbing Examiners
Bill Clayton
Springlake
Bill Abington
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
J. W
Corpus Christi
Copano Bay
Paul Haring
Chance - Loeb
Otis Worry
Posta
Equalization Board
TSTA
West Hardin School
Peace Corps Tests Scheduled Across Nation This Saturday
Thousands of prospective Peace Corps volunteers will take the Placement Test at about 800 Civil Service centers including Beaumont Federal Building. No pass or fail. results used with questionnaires and references to judge potential and overseas assignments.
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Peace Corps
Civil Service
Beaumont Federal Building
Woman's Club To Hear Beaumont Trust Officer
The Silsbee Woman's Club meets today at 2 30 p m in Mrs W C McNeil's home with cohosts Mrs A R Neyland and Mrs Stuart Smith. Guest speaker John D Sargent trust officer of the American National Bank in Beaumont discusses estate planning and legal advice for women. Mrs J R Sims will preside.
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Silsbee Woman’s Club
W. C. McNeil
A. R. Neyland
Stuart Smith
R. W. Collier
L. H. Wade
Pete Farmer
John D. Sargent
American National Bank
Beaumont
J. R. Sims
White Oak Parents Discuss Transfer to Kountze
A White Oak School meeting held Saturday night October 31 addressed transferring White Oak and Votaw high school students to Kountze. Parents attended and a further meeting in Kountze was set to discuss the issue.
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White Oak
Kountze
Votaw High School
Live Oyster Reefs Threatened by Dredging Plans
Dredging proposals could destroy oyster reefs and harm nearby fishing and tourism activities, prompting concerns from local communities about environmental and economic impacts.
Waldo Mathews Library Observes National Book Week
The Waldo Mathews Library held a panel discussion during assembly as part of homecoming activities with the topic Seven Ways School Library Helps Your Child. Panelists included Ben Jackson Jacqueline Esters Helen Tyler Wanda Cooper Gwendolyn Trotti Patricia Fortson Mary Ewing Janice Ackins. A book fair ran November 2 through 10. Pat Fortson, president, spoke on Education Pays Dividends. The club meets each Monday in the school library.
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Waldo Mathews Library
Seven Ways School Library
Ben Jackson
Jacqueline Esters
Helen Tyler
Wanda Cooper
Gwendolyn Trotti
Patricia Fortson
Mary Ewing
Janice Ackins
Pat Fortson
Sleep With Doors Closed Says Texas Safety Association
Austin Texas. The Texas Safety Association reports that sleeping with bedroom doors closed adds protection in fires. A closed door provides extra minutes of protection against flames and deadly gases and extra minutes for escape.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Safety Association
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Xas
Association
ASD Charigin
David Read
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Leona Whitman
Pat Richardson
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Linotype
Baptist
The
Texas Legislature
Preston Smith
Byron Tunnell
Texas Water Commission
LBJ
Johnson City
Wm. Hunter
McLean State Campaign
Texas Navy
David
Silsbee Bee
Chance- Loeb Volunteer Fire Department
Mrs
Jo Ann Fairchild
Lea
USDA
Bama
Wisconsin
A. F. Biscuits
Maryland Club
Shurfine
Hormel
Vienna
Dristan
DR. Pepper
Enterprise and Journal
Chance-Loeb School News
mAncalins
Duraclean-Kent CO
WM Library Club
ROYAL
Beaumont, Texas
Jasper Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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