Evadale school hosts P TA carnival and PTA meetings
Evadale announces its annual P TA carnival at the school on Saturday November 14 with a supper at 5 p.m. Each grade will run a booth to fund PTA projects. Jasper County 4 H Council met at Kirbyville Methodist church on November 7 with Evadale 4 H leaders and students attending for by laws and governance discussion.
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Evadale
Jasper County
Kirbyville
Billie Jean Newman
Kathy Bielecki
Frank Arnold III
Larrys Goats Jr
Judy Akridge
Raymond M. Young
Evadale Pta
Charlotte Newman
Camp Fire Girls urge water for birds during drought
Camp Fire Girls remind households to provide drinking water for birds in dry season. Use a shallow pan in a safe yard spot or on a balcony fire escape. city dwellers should especially help, as birds need refreshment in drought.
Sunshine Blue Birds Meet With Nine Members Host
The Sunshine Blue Birds gathered at Mrs Henry Earl Smiths home Tuesday afternoon with nine members present. Diane Davis presided and refreshments were served by Debbie Derouen. They thanked sponsors Diane Davis and Troy Greenwood for last Saturdays Dam B outing attended by eight members. They visited a fish hatchery and hiked to a picnic lunch. Celeste Leonard reporter.
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Sunshine Blue Birds
Henry Earl Smith
Diane Davis
Debbie Derouen
Troy Greenwood
Dam B
Celeste Leonard
Local Couples Visit Weekend Guests Across Parishes
Harold Lum in charge. Pineland residents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glover visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weatherford Sunday. Holley Ridge La guests Mr. and Mrs. Dan Toney and Negreet La guest Mrs. Buford Bowman stayed with the Jordie Carrolls Sunday and Monday. Beaumont and Orange visitors noted. A wiener roast at Leon Cherry’s home honored First Baptist Church Primary and Junior pupils.
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Virgil Childress
Neosho
L. P. Breder
WMU
First Baptist Church
Cravy
Marilyn Bickerstaff
Houston
Bert Fling
Maude Kirkpatrick
Violet
Charlie Crow
Ray Hulsey
A. M. Perry
Harry Goins
Buna
F. B. Kirkpatrick
Port Arthur
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Bertha Kirkpatrick
Baytown
Sharon
Wanda Sleapers
Rebecca ‘Preston
Beaumont
W. M. Bean
Herman Wright
Orange
Ray Gurnee
Rosie Taylor
Charles Slaymaker
Central ‘Baptist Church
J. P. Stockman
Baptist Hospital
Bruce Dwain Gravis
B. W. Gravis
J. A. Black
R. A. Bryant
Eli Reese
E. T. Evans
Hull
James Burdette
Silsbee
Norman Walters
FE. B. Renfreld
Conroe
Wardie Odom
Central Baptist Church
L. P Breder
Sheryl
Galen
Calvin’ Black
Oland Black
James
John Fling
Bert
Roy Lynn Fling
Sam Fling
Bryan
Pat Ester
John Toole
Betty Cheek
Spahn Hospital
Corpus Christi
Harold Lum
Bill Glover
Pineland
Jim Weatherford
Dan Toney
Holley Ridge
Buford Bowman
Negreet
Jodie Carroll
Deas Ferguson
Dillon Ferguson
Paul Breder
Leon Cherry
Tragic death of O. Thomas by self inflicted gunshot
O. Thomas 55 of this community died from a self inflicted gunshot wound at 11 a.m. last Thursday. He was found in a pasture near his home by two neighbors. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Friday at the Kelly-Hixson Funeral Home in Beaumont with S. O. Gandy Jr. of the Jehovah's Witnesses church officiating. Burial was in Magnolia Cemetery in Beaumont. He was a native of Goodrich Texas, a 16 year resident, a retired Mobil Oil Co. employee and World War II navy veteran. He is survived by his wife, two sons Paul J. Thomas of Victor and Cary W. Thomas of this community, one brother Wayne Thomas of Beaumont.
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Co. O. Thomas
Thomas
Jook
Kelly- Hixson Funers
Beaumont
S. O. Gandy Jr
Jehovah's Witnesses Church
Victor
Magnolia
Goodrich
Texas
Mobil Oil Co
Paul J. Thomas
Carney W
Bill) Thomas
Wayne Thomas
Churches To Hold Sharing Drive At Thanksgiving
An area wide meeting of the young people from Churches of Christ will be at the Church of Christ on 605 WN Fifth Street. The gathering, led by minister J. David Taylor, starts at 6 30 p m with groups from Kountze Beaumont districts and nearby towns, including Silsbee and Kirbyville. Bill Tyner of Kirbyville will preach followed by refreshments at Kirby School.
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Churches of Christ
Church of Christ
Fifth Street
J. David Taylor
Kountze
West Side Beaumont
South Park
Victor
Buna
Kirbyville
Jasper
Warren
Silsbee
Bill Tyner
Kirby School
Chance-Loeb Community Thanks Remarkable Support
The family of Cc O Thomas expresses deep gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for food prayers flowers and visits. May God be with each and every one.
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Chance-Loeb
Thomas
Campaign to raise funds for cystic fibrosis in Beaumont area
The National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation starts a fundraising drive in the Beaumont area on Monday November 1. Donors in the Silsbee region may write Box 5551 Beaumont or contact Mrs. Robert Neyland in Silsbee EV 53459 for information. Cystic fibrosis is a hereditary chronic disease affecting children with improving outcomes due to the NCFRF regional care and research network and new treatments.
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National
Silsbee
Beaumont
Robert Neyland
NCFRF
United States
Card of Thanks for Prayers and Flowers
We thank friends and neighbors for flowers cards visits and prayers during my hospital stay. Special thanks to Rey Charles Pringle and A. R. Morgan and family for their support.
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Rey Charles Pringle
A. R. Morgan
Thank you note from Nettie Foisy after hospital stay
Nettie Foisy expresses gratitude for prayers visits flowers and kind deeds during her recent stay at Hardin Memorial Hospital. She blesses each friend for their support.
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Hardin Memorial Hospital
Nettie Foisy
Evadale High ready for season finale at Colmesneil
Evadale Rebels travel to Colmesneil Friday at 7 30 for the season closer. Both teams sit tied for third in District 26 B with 2 2 records along with Montgomery. Magnolia leads first and Coldspring second after last Friday 30 0 win over Evadale on a rain soaked field with Rebel fumbles and two Magnolia interceptions.
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Evadale High Rebels
Colmesneil
Montgomery
Magnolia
Rebels
Evyndale
Beaumont Art League Sponsors Southeast Annual Art Show
Beaumont Art League will sponsor a regional art show opening November 21 inviting Texas and Louisiana artists. Each entrant may submit two works sized 50 by 50 inches with a November 25 deadline. Richard Stout from the Houston Museum of Fine Arts will judge the paintings.
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Beaumont Art League
Texas
Louisiana
Richard Stout
Houston Museum of Fine Arts
Card of thanks for Read-Tarentine PTA supper success
I express sincere thanks to those who helped make the Read Tarentine PTA hot dog supper a success. Mrs V L Jones, chairman.
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Read-Tarentine Pta
V. L. Jones
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