Silsbee Texas paper lists staff and publishing details
Entered under second class permit April 10 1919 at Silsbee Texas post office under the act of March 3 1879. Published every Thursday at 419 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas with subscription rates 3.50 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties 4.00 per year elsewhere. Editorial staff David Read and R L Read co owners and publishers Jerry Zuber city editor Mrs Leona Whitman society editor Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling Tommy Read James Johnson Charles Green mechanical department printer operator linotype operator printer pressman stereotyper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
Loeb News Roundup Of Visits And Local Events
Mrs. C H Shawver reports visits by Mrs T A Frazier to Roseland Elizabeth Benson and Woodville. Families attend church events, hospital, anniversaries, and a Chance Loeb carnival with a fencing display. Local youths crowned Carnival royalty and teams played basketball. Thanksgiving plans noted. Sympathy extended to several families for recent losses.
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C. H. Shawver
T. A. Frazier
Roseland
Harvey Lambright
Elizabeth
J. L. Ailstock
Benson
S. E. Jordan
Miss Bean
Woodville
Donna Masterson
C. Moon
H. K. Meech
Mrs. King
Doucette
Bronson Jeffcoat
Beaumont
Barbara Jo Clark and Bobby Cryer to Wed in Silsbee
Miss Barbara Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Clark and Bobby Cryer son of Mr and Mrs Fred Cryer both of Silsbee will marry December 2 at 7 30 p m in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Walter Moulder officiating A reception follows in the church recreation hall The couple will reside in Silsbee where Cryer is employed by East Texas Pulp and Paper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Clark
J. E. Clark
Bobby Cryer
Fred Cryler
Silsbee
East Texas Pulp and Paper Company
Indian Lodge at Davis Mountains Offers Historic Lodge Stay
An adobe built Indian Lodge sits high in the Davis Mountains on a 1 541 acre park west of Fort Davis Jeff Davis county Texas. The lodge features modern amenities and a dining room with extensive recreational facilities. The area offers cool nights and year round recreation including trail riding picnicking tennis badminton croquet and dancing near the McDonald Observatory.
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Davis Mountains
Texas
Fort Davis
Jeff Davis County
Trailiehurch
Minton
McDonald Observatory
Southern Pacific Promises New Track and Debt Payoff
Dr Fowlkes leaves Marshall Texas for Memphis and New York as Southern Pacific touts vast expansion. The Republican notes debt clear within sixty days, fifty miles to be finished in fifteen months, iron ordered for 100 miles, and sub letting for cash and supplies. It lauds Texas rail prosperity and Harris County as a railroad banner.
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Northwest
Congress
Texas-Harris
Revered arrest and hanging by Vigilance Committee
A reverend arrested early last month in Arkansas by citizen order and handed to a Texas officer was hanged on the 10th by the Vigilance Committee. He was the target of the Bailey letter.
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Veal
Texas
Missouri
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Fort Worth
Vigilance Committee
Bailey
Good Shepherd Baptist News Recap of November church activities
The Ruth Sunday School class met at Mrs. M. W. Stanleys home November 17 with nine members and one visitor. WMU held a church session with Mrs. Lois Marchbanks teaching from Across the Bridge. 28 guests from First Baptist Bessmer and 20 WMU members attended, followed by a covered dish lunch. Local church workers conference in Village Mills featured Paige Patterson as guest speaker for New Bethel Association. Intermediate GA’s met at Mrs Jerry Webb’s for a Mexican dinner. nine members attended and studied Buenos Dias. YWA met at the church with 11 members. plans made for M Night in Woodville December 5 with Mobilization for the Training Union. Each girl will bring a sunshine gift for a shut-in. Linda Sue Kelly served refreshments and Mrs. David Blalock closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sunday School
Llass
M. W. Stanley
W. V. Windham
B. W. Domaschk
WMU
Lois Marchbanks
Beaumont
First Baptist Church
Bessmay
Village Mills
New Bethel Association
Paige Patterson
Jerry Webb
YWA
Rosie Kelly
Beverly Arnnold
Wheeler Family Visits McKays Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs David R Wheeler and their children from Lubbock visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs C M McKay.
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David R Wheeler
Lublock
C. M. McKay
Santa Claus on a fire engine parade planned in town
Santa Claus will ride a fire engine at about 1 45 p m through town before visiting Silsbee. Kids should be ready and parents urged to bring toys to Warrick TV for the Christmas toy drive. A neighbor helped Charles Jones get his pickup unstuck near Honey Island, prompting thanks. Volunteers are asked to prepare deer hides for charity shipments to the Austin Taxidermist Studio with care instructions.
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Santa Claus
Silsbee
Warrick TV
Good Samaritan
Charles Jones
Honey Island
Jones
Missus
Volunteer Services Council For
Texas
Austin Taxidermist Studio
Fredericksburg Road
Austin
New Arrangement 1860 Great Western Route
After August 1 1860 trains on the B B B and C Railroad depart Harrisburg at 10 am daily Sundays excepted, connect at Alleyton near Columbus with stages for Austin La Grange and Columbus Gonzales and San Antonio. Returning leave Alleyton daily 10 am Sundays excepted connecting with boats and cars at Harrisburg for Galveston and Houston. MO A Williams Supt. B B B and C R R.
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B. B. B. and C
Harrisburg
Alleyton
Columbus
Austin
la Grange
Gonzales
San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Silsbee Garden Club Hears Program On Holiday Lighting
The Silsbee Garden Club met in Cravens Hall to view a colored slide program on Christmas lighting titled Holiday Magic for Your Home presented by Francis Fuchs of Gulf States Utilities. Members discussed library donations for the Christmas party and a Kirbysville lighting contest invitation, with several members contributing decorations and selections for the meeting.
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Silsbee Garden Club
Cravens Hall
First Methodist Church
Francis Fuchs
Gulf States Utilities Co
R. L. Paret
Mmes. L. D. Self
C. W. McGinty
L. P. Skinner
H. C Hopkins
B. L. Moreland
W .L. Armstrong
C. B. Davenport
J. L. Shine
J. A. Shine
L. O. Turrentine
Louis Sellers
H. T. Horka
I. F. Eldredge
J. C. Cullinan
Mesdames W. C. Ratchford Jr
E. M. Wilson Jr
Charles Howell
John Martin
C. J. Thorn
O. C. See
Birthday Party Honors Jana Kay Butler
Jana Kay Butler was honored with a party on her third birthday Saturday afternoon at her home. Out of town guests included Kelly Davis Tony Antonette and Lisa Keil of Beaumont and Charla Rogers of San Augustine. Toy hats and whistles served as party favors.
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Jana Kay Butler
Kelly Davis
Tony Antonette
Lisa Keil
Beaumont
Charla Rogers
San Augustine
Mrs Burke Hargrove Undergoes Surgery in Beaumont
Mrs Burke A Hargrove underwent surgery at St Therese Hospital in Beaumont on Monday.
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Burke A. Hargrove
St. Therese Hospital
Beaumont
First Pentecostal Church Sets Annual Homecoming Day
The First Pentecostal Church at Silsbee on North Fifth St will hold its annual homecoming Sunday November 27. Rev H B Morgan says a free barbecue dinner will be served at noon and the public is invited. Sunday school starts at 10 am and the junior choir will sing. The radio program over KKAS at 4 30 pm will feature the church choir.
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First Pentecostal Church
Silsbee
North Fifth St
H. B. Morgan
KKAS
Missionary From India To Speak At Area Churches
Rev. I. H. Wills, missionary to Bombay, will present the 30 minute film Brands from the Burning at Buna Assembly of God on Highway 96 at 7 45 p m November 25 and speak about his work. Rev. Virgil Rich pastors. A Dec 3 missionary rally at Village Mills Assembly of God on Highway 69 features Rev. and Mrs. Wills and Rev. G A Anderson in Village Mills.
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Lolor
Buna
Wills
Village Mills
Assembly of God
G. A. Anderson
Highway 69
Circle of the First Baptist Church Meets at Home
Wilma Weeks Circle of the First Baptist Church met Monday night at Mrs. Eugene Bell's home with eight members present. Mrs. D. H. Suitt led the Bible lesson on Sharing Our Saviour and Mrs. Leon Shine delivered the missionary program. Discussion covered the Christmas party and the Lottie Moon Christmas offering.
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Wilma Weeks
WMU
The
First Baptist Church
Eugene Bell
D. H. Suitt
Leon Shine
Lottie Moon
Reeves and Perry to Wed in Beaumont Baptist Church
Elaine Reeves the daughter of Mrs. A Reeves of Beaumont and Mickye Perry son of Mr. and Mrs. M G Brewer of Chance will marry Friday night at 8 pm in the Fletcher Emanuel Baptist church. Rev J W Lovett of Raymondville will perform the double ring ceremony with Peggy Delaney as vocalist and Jean Morgan at the organ. Reeves is employed by Hotel Beaumont and Perry by Hurst Construction. they will reside in Beaumont after a wedding trip and have invitations issued through the press.
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Elaine Reeves
A. Reeves
Beaumont
Mickye Perry
M. G. Brewer
Chance
J. W. Lovett
Raymondville
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Peggy Delaney
Jean Morgan
Robert Ramey
Brice Aubin
Miss Reeves
Hotel Beaumont
Mr. Perry
Hurst Construction Company
Den 5 Cub Scouts Meet At Den Mother's Home
Den 5 of Pack 199 met at Mrs Jewel Hartmen's home with assistant den mother Mrs Hazel Peavy. Five lubs and one visitor attended. They rolled call and named things to be thankful for. The story The First Thanksgiving was read. Boys worked on their display for the pack meeting.
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Den 5
Cub Scout Pack
Jewel Hartmen
Hazel Peavy
Card of Thanks for Nolan Hooks by Pleze Hooks Family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors and the Hardin County sheriff's department for acts of kindness during the death of Nolan Hooks. The Pleze Hooks family thanks the community for support.
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Hardin County Sheriff's Department
Nolan Hooks
Pleze Hooks
First Baptist Class Holds Monthly Business Meeting
The Bethany Sunday school class at First Baptist met Tuesday night at Mrs. G. E. Mc Laughlin’s home with five members and teacher Mrs. Vern Mc Daniel. New bylaws were adopted and Mrs. J. T. Cawley was elected vice president. The Christmas party is set for December 8 at Mrs. J. T. Cawley’s home.
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Bethany
First Baptist Church
G. E. McLaughlin
Vern McDaniel
Murphy LaFose
E. J. Jones
J. T. Cawley
Ij. T. Cawley
Camp Fire Group Plans Christmas Party at Yo Kwa Camp
The Yo Kwa Camp Fire girls met Monday at Joyce Herrington’s home with eight members present. They discussed the Christmas party and set plans for the next meeting. Mrs Milton Herrington leads the group and Joyce Herrington served refreshments. Karen Jordan was scribe.
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Yo’ Kwa
Joyce Herrington
Milton Herrington
Karen Jordan
Ray's Food Town Tube Testing Service Ad
Radio TV Tubes Checked FREE we operate the latest electronic testing equipment testing over 1300 radio and TV tubes. An assistant is on duty at all times to assist you. We keep a large stock of tubes. If you can change a light bulb you can change a tube. Ray's Food Town one mile east on Evadale Highway.
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Xas
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
Tommy Read
James Johnson
Charles Green
Linotype
Loeb News
L. F. Livingston
Port Acres
Joe Miller
Port Arthur
D. A
Ruth Plain
Baptist Hospital
Spell
S. C. Sandefur
Nederland
G. B. Reid
Willie Mae Lambright
Neuda Hollie
Leonard Lambright
Leonard, Jr
A. E. Butchee
J. W. Lusk
Burns
Ray Kilcoyne
New Orleans
Jerry Burks, Sr
the Burks, Sr
the Burks, Jr
M. F. Riley
Chance-Loeb
Garner
Lamar College
Widman School of Dancing
Ronny Folks
Sharron Fisner
Paul Brown
Janice Witte
Robert Lynn
Jo Layne Cox
Prince
Dicky Ainsworth
South Carolina
Olin Tommie
C. J. Bythewood
E. M. Stewart
Maury ‘Mitchell
Henry Clausen
Chance-Loeb School
C. J. Bendy
Billy Butchee
Marcella
John West
Newton
Guy Duke
Audrey
Winnie
Otis Duke
Victor
Barbara Jo Clark
Indian Lodge
NO Teper
Southern Pacific
R. R
J. Benton Johnson
Corpus Christi
Rev. J
Alabama
Sam Houston
San Felipe
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Rio Grande
Cortina
Good Shepherd Baptist News
A. E. Read CO
Blackstone
Silkbee
Great Western Route
MO. A. Williams
B.B.B
C. R.R
Washington Monument
Sugar Grove
W.va
India
I. H. Wills
Miami
Fla
Mickey Perry
First Baptist Class
Ray’s Food Town
Evadale Highway
Smat
Ato Alt
Oh Theaughout
Dee Sandieg
Britton-Cravens Lumbero, LY
Salsbee
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