Silsbee Chamber Directors Urge Yes on School Bond
Silsbee Chamber of Commerce directors urged passage of an $18 million school bond with an official vote set for Tuesday November 20. The board adopted the resolution at a November 12 meeting after discussing the proposal with SISD Trustees Mrs. John Meade and D. D. Shine. The group also tabled Christmas lighting plans until a meeting with Gulf States Utilities Co. The chamber office will close November 22 and 23 for Thanksgiving.
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Silsbee Chamber of Commercce
Chamber
Nelda Snell
First National Bank
SISD
John Meade
D. D. Shine
Gulf States Utilities Co
Clover Leaf Club to Meet at Mrs Washington’s Home
The Clover Leaf Club will meet at 41 Prince Hall Lane the home of Mrs T G Washington on November 21 at 7 am Mrs Edith Davenport will preside over the meeting.
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Royal Clover Leaf Club
T G. Washington
Prince Hall Lane
Edith Davenport
Good Shepherd WMU Plans Passport To People Study
Mrs. J R Brownlee and Mrs. Donald Webb will lead a Tuesday mission study at Good Shepherd Baptist Church from 9 a.m. to noon on the book Passport To People. The event precedes the WMU Lottie Moon Week of Prayer with a noon covered dish luncheon hosted by the BYW and invitations extended to area churches.
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Good Shepherd Baptist Church
J. R. Brownlee
Donald Webb
WMU
Lottie Moon
BYW
Junior High Choir Plans December 19 Silsbee Performance
Silsbee Junior High School choir directed by Roy Bean sang a Thanksgiving program on Wednesday. The group will perform at the Silsbee Country Club on December 19.
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Silsbee Junior High School
Roy Bean
Silsbee Country Club
Silsbee Junior High Students Endorse School Bonds
A collection of letters from Silsbee Jr. High students urging a Yes vote on the November 20 1973 school bond issue. They describe unsafe conditions including falling ceilings cracked walls leaking roofs and the need for air conditioning covered walkways and refurbished buildings.
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Silsbee Jr. High School
O'Neil
Gerry Moeller
Silsbee
Silsbee, T
Wiley Mae Church
Mary Dell Rogers
Public outcry over theft of government personnel records
Editorial notes the Joliet Arsenal data breach exposing 1400 federal employees and a Quad Cities realty firm profiting from leaked names. The piece questions security lapses and cites media and columnists who used stolen records, criticizes officials who defend thieves, and warns of broader risks to national records.
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Edward J. Derwinski
Wats
Wrpm Radio
Better Government Association
Chicago
Army Arsenal
Joliet
Quad Cities
Washington
New York
Xi Zeta Rho Plans Progressive Dinner
Xi Zeta Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Margaret Stom's home with Mrs. Betty Skillern presiding. They planned a December 9 progressive dinner with gift exchange and reveal of secret sisters. Mrs. Emily Landolt Baize, former scholarship winner and special education teacher for Victor School District, spoke on reading methods for language handicapped children. The next meeting is November 26 at Silsbee State Bank for the City Council salad supper and rituals.
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Xi Zeta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Margaret Stom
Betty Skillern
National Honor Society
Emily Landolt Baize
Baize
Victor
Silsbee State Bank
Payne 62 Dies in Fred Fred Memorial Services Held for Sammie Payne
Sammie Payne aged 62 died at his Fred residence on Monday after eight years in Fred He formerly owned Payne's Barbecue House Funeral services were held at Farmer Funeral Home with Rev Richard Wittington officiating Burial followed at Antioch Cemetery near Woodville Survivors include daughter Sylvia Gore of Fred brother Tommy Payne of Fred and sister Eva Conner of Huntington
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Sammie Payne
Freel
Shelby County
Fred
Payne
Farmer Funeral Home
Richard Wittington
Antioch Cemetery
Woodville
Sylvia Gore
Tommy Payne
Eva Conner
Huntington
Card of Thanks for Emerson Byerly
We thank everyone for kindness during the death of Mr. Emerson Byerly of Newton. God bless you and keep you in our prayers. Mrs. Teri Bell, a sister, and Mrs. Willie M. Hollis, a niece.
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Emerson Byerly
Newton
Teri Bell
Willie M. Hollis
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