Tiger Cagers Open Season Next Tuesday
The Tigers, 1961-62 bi district champs, prepare for the opening game next Tuesday versus South Park with four returning lettermen Johnny Cones Henry Holland Doyle Haley and Punky Parks as anchors. Coach Jim Rand reports 26 players on the first day and a traveling squad likely chosen before the game.
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Tigers
Johnny Cones
Henry Holland
Doyle Haley
Punky Parks
Jim Rand
South Park
Clyde Drake
Andy Crosby
Nelson Tennison
Gerald Walke
Randseid
Franklin Dyer
Robert Hare
Reggie Madison
Mark Edwards
Woodville
Big Sandy
Deer Park
Silsbee student named to Who's Who among college students
Miss Carolyn Baker of Silsbee a senior at North Texas Star University earns Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She ranks among 26 of 9 930 students and holds multiple honor society memberships and leadership roles.
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Carolyn Baker
Silsbee
North Texas Star University
Amon
Kiwanis to Install Weeks Crawford President Dec 13
Weeks Crawford, principal of Silsbee High School, will become president of the Silsbee Kiwanis Club at a Dec 13 installation at the Bluebonnet Cafe. Lt. Gov. Dr. W G Brassard will officiate. Other officers and directors are named. the event includes a ladies night and a reception at the Schuler home.
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Weeks Crawford
Silsbee High School
Silsbee Kiwanis Club
Bluebonnet Cafe
John Henry Schuler
Crawford
Kiwanis
W. G. Brassard
Division 14
Brassard
Beaumont
George Tennison
Lester Landgraf
Carl Paramore
John Meyers
Jim Heddleston
Victor Norvell
Clarence Dehart
Bill Wright
Howard Bell
Leon Rabalais
Bluebonnet
J. H. Schuler
City Files Four Delinquent Tax Suits in District Court
The City filed four suits in 88th District Court to recover back taxes. Targets include George H Bellenger Jr., Mrs. G H Bellenger Sr., James Nowlin, Vyrl Marie Miller, and Mrs. Sarah Thompson with totals from $235.22 to $703.08. Delinquent rolls total $11,792.91, $4,775.39 collected since July 1.
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Co. L. Chance
Silsbee City
George H. Bellenger Jr
G. H. Bellenger Sr
James Nowlin
Vyrl Marie Miller
Sarah Thompson
F. L. McClanahan
Chance
Cesar Dominguez
29 Persons Booked At County Jail During Past Week
Deputy Dave Rountree reports 29 people booked in Hardin County jail in the past week. Fifteen were jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct. Game wardens added four for game law violations. Additional bookings included two for driving while intoxicated and two for drunk in a car, plus three for affray and one for insanity.
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Dave Rountree
Hardin County Sheriff’s Department
Yard of Season To Be Judged Friday November 30
The Silsbee Garden Club sponsors Yard of the Season contest. On Friday yards within city limits will be judged in two classes landscaped and other yards by color and plant variety. Outside city limits only club members’ yards are judged. Yards will be judged each season.
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The
Silsbee Garden Club
Yearling Doe Killed In City Hit-Run Incident
A yearling doe was struck and killed Monday morning at South Seventh Street and Avenue J inside the city limits. L W King failed to notice the deer emerging from Santa Fe tracks and collided, causing about 200 damage to the car. The deer belonged to a group resident in the Kirby Mill area and was taken for disposition by state game warden Olan Davis.
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South Seventh Street
Avenue J. L
Final Oral Polio Clinic Set for Hardin County Dec 2
Silsbee and Hardin County plan the final Sabin oral polio vaccine clinics on December 2. Type II vaccine will be given. cost underwritten by local doctors and offset by a 25 cent voluntary donation per person. Clinics: Silsbee High gym, Waldo Mathews, Kountze courthouse, and Sour Lake. About 10,000 Hardin residents had received type II a month ago.
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Silsbee
Hardin County
Wade Parker
Hardin County Medical Association
Inccme
Silsbee Cliniics
Silsbee High
Waldo Mathews
Kountze
Sour Lake
State Official Visits Local Rainbow Assembly Monday
Mrs. Thelma Jordan Grand Visitor of the Grand Assembly of the Texas Order of Rainbow for Girls will visit local Assembly No 262 Monday at 7 00 pm A dinner precedes at 5 20 pm at the temple Rainbow Girls Eastern Stars and Masons invited Linda Lee Yawn is worthy advisor of the local Rainbow contingent.
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Rainbow Assembly
Thelma Jordan
Grand Assembly
Texas
Order of Rainbow For Girls
All Rainbow Girls
Eastern Stars
Masons
Linda Lee
Rainbow Eesenly
Birth announcements for Pamara Ellen and others in Beaumont
Hello World Mr and Mrs L O Wray Jr of Beaumont are the parents of a daughter Pamara Ellen born Nov in St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont. Mr and Mrs Joe Simmons of Mertlewood Ala are parents of a son David Martin born Nov 17 in Choctaw General hospital Butler Ala. Mr and Mrs K C Summere and Mrs Della Million all of this city are the grandparents. Born In Hardin Memorial Donald Earl and Ronald Joe twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Charles Griffin of Sour Lake Nov 17. Mr and Mrs Curtiss Dreke of Buna are the parents of a son Terry Lynn born Nov 17. Reba Elaine a daughter born Nov 1% to Mr and Mrs (see HLLLO WORLD, Page )
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L. O. Wray Jr
Beaumont
Pamara Ellen
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Joe Simmons
Mertlewood
Ala
David Martin
Choctaw Gneral Hospital
Butler
K. C. Summere
Della Million
City
Hardin Memorial
Donald Earl
Ronald Joe
Charles Griffin
Sour Lake
Curtiss Dreke
Buna
Terry Lynn
Reba Elaine
Hlllo World
Paul McCliinton Enlists in Army. Stationed at Fort Polk
Paul McCliinton, son of Mr and Mrs C G McClinton of Silsbee, has entered the Army and is stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana. A Baylor University graduate, he was in business in Waco before enlisting on a five year active reserve term.
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Paul McClinton
C. G. McClinton
Silsbee
Fort Polk
Paul
Baylor University
Waco
Hunting From Public Roads Violates Law
State Game Warden Olan Davis warned that hunting from public roads will be charged under the law. He cited roads open to the public in Hardin County from Gore's Store to the Kountze Woodville highway and noted Deer Crossing signs near Ariola. Several deer have been killed at these spots in recent weeks.
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Olan Davis
Hardin County
Davis
Silsbee
Gore
Kountze-Woodville
South Cemetery
Ariola Road
Ariola
Kountze-Beaumont
County Bar Honors Judge A L Bevil After 50 Years Practice
Hardin County to honor A L Bevil of Kountze in the district courtroom on December 7 marking more than fifty years as a practicing attorney. J J Lee will deliver the principal address. many judges, lawyers and officials are expected. Bevil, born August 22, 1887, began law in 1911 and has served as county attorney, district attorney, and Hardin County judge across multiple terms. He has also aided the Selective Service and World War II rationing efforts and received the Silver Beaver Award from the Boy Scouts.
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A. L. Bevil
Kountze
Hardin County Bar Association
J. J. Lee
Houston
Jasper County
Mr Bevil
As University Law School
Bevi
Hardin County
Boy
Jasper
R. S. Coe
Bevil
Jurrell Buchanan
Mhousten “Thompson
Dwayne Overstreet
Toy Donations Pick Up in Drive By Local Group
Alan Warrick president of the Travelers Protective Association local chapter says the annual toy drive has begun to pick up as members bring in many toys to his store. The items are listed in the TOYS section on page 4.
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Travelers Protective Association
Alan Warrick
Warrick
Silsbee United Appeals Drive Reaches Goal
Silsbee’s United Appeals drive topped its goal this week with 11141.94 raised, beating the $1000 quota. Late Santa Fe contributions from O C Honia and J H Thomas helped close the gap after a 3300 behind last week. Dietrich thanked captains and workers, noting Kiwanis and Lions Club members led the effort, with five unaffiliated captains also contributing.
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Silsbee
United Appeals
Ernie Dietrich
Santa Fe
O. C. Honia
J. H. Thomas
Dietrich
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Tigers Bow To Orange In District Showdown
Silsbee's Tigers were overwhelmed by Orange 40 to 6 before 2000 fans. Orange piled up 431 yards total offense while Silsbee managed 41 rushing yards and 122 yards overall. Paul Johnson and Punky Parks intercepted Foster twice setting up scores as Orange handed Silsbee its third district loss and boosted state title hopes.
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Silsbee
Fighting Tigers
Orange
Ter
Silsbue
David Foster
Crane
Silsbees
Oranges
Paul Johnson
Punky Parks
Foster
Parks
Susyard
Openge
Orange Machine
Tigers
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