Texas National Forest Receives State Share of Timber Income
Governor Price Daniel announced a U.S. Forest Service check for 629 48.49 dollars as Texas share from 122 million board feet of timber and forest uses. State Treasurer Jesse James accepted the funds for disbursement to counties: Angelina, Jasper, Nacogdoches, San Augustine, Houston, Trinity, Sabine, Shelby, Montgomery, San Jacinto, and Walker. Sabine County leads with 149 226 dollars.
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Price Daniel
U.S. Forest Service
Texas National Forests
Jesse James
Daniel
Angelina
Jasper
Nacogdoches
San Augustine
Houston
Trinity
Sabine
Shelby
Montgomery
San Jacinto
Walker
Sabine County
Texas National Forest
John W. Cooper
Forest Service
Cooper
Texas
Radioactivity Used In Industry And Medicine Expands In Texas
A San Antonio firm exposes piston rings to radioactive isotopes to measure wear via engine oil radioactivity while Houston artists copy drawings with radioactive inks. Texas uses isotopes to gauge tool life and plant phosphate uptake, with physicians using isotopes to destroy tumors. The state Health Department tracks over 4,000 radiation users since 1956, regulates about 400 AEC isotope licenses, and inspects devices. Four nuclear reactors operate in Texas with two under construction at Texas Tech and A and M plan another in Lubbock.
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San Antonio
Houston
Texas
State Department of Health
Toxas
Convair
Fort Worth
A and M College and
Rice Institute
A and M
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Board of Health
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
State Health Department
Occupational Health Engineers
Health Department
Health Education Divison
Texans Prepare for White House Conference on Youth
Nearly two million Texans participate in preparations for the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth. A 116-member Texas delegation will attend in Washington March 27 to April 2, with local meetings in Austin December 5, 1959. Dr. Guy Newman heads the Governor's Committee coordinating 181 counties and state organizations to study values, education, health, welfare, and court services affecting youth.
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White House
Washington
House of Representatives
Austin
Theodore Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Price Daniel
Guy Newman
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Texas
Garden Club Hears Forest Service Man
Eighteen members of the Silsbee Garden Club gathered at Mrs. C. E Richmond’s home with Mrs. R. L. Par et as cohostesses. Carl Henninger of the Texas Forest Service Magnolia Springs Nursery spoke on pine seedlings, seed sources, and nursery processing for East Texas buyers.
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Silsbee Garden Club
C. E Richmond
R. L. Paret
I. F. Eldredge
Carl Henninger
Texas Forest Service
Magnolia Springs
East
Texas
Henninger
Newspaper reach targets millions of U S households
Over four million households in the United States are slated to receive a newspaper today as part of a broad distribution to fifty one million U S households. The rollout highlights the ongoing reach of print media.
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U. S
Good Shepherd WMU Circle Meeting Held At Webb Home
ANN HARRIS reports the Good Shepherd Baptist Church WMU Circle met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jerry Webb. Mrs Hanah David opened with prayer. After a brief business session, Mrs B W Domaschk led the stewardship program.
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Ann Harris
WMU
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Jerry Webb
Hanah David
B. W. Domaschk
Lottie Moon WMU Circle Meets At Mrs Baumann Home
The Lottie Moon WMU Circle of Good Shepherd Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs B Baumann's home with six members. Mrs H C Ross opened with prayer and Mrs J W Joiner led the program. Mrs A B Kelley closed with prayer. next week the Lottie Moon Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions will be held in the church with Mrs Kelley in charge.
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Lottie Moon
WMU
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
B. Baumann
H. C. Ross
J. W. Joiner
A. B. Kelley
Kelley
Home Circle meets with eight members present
The Mildred Wilcox Circle gathers with eight members led by Mrs. Travis Powell. The meeting opens with a prayer and discusses visitation. Mrs. Sam Randall Jr. leads the stewardship program before Mrs. R. L. Stewart dismisses the session.
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Mildred Wilcox
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Travis Powell
Visitation
Sam Randall Jr
R. L. Stewart
Chipper Blue Bird Girls Elect Officers at Thanksgiving Meet
The Chipper Blue Bird girls held their annual Thanksgiving gathering November 16 at Mrs. Howard Hargrove’s home. Nan Hargrove was named president and the group visited radio station KKAS afterward with Karen Sue Felps acting as reporter.
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Howard Hargrove
Diane Littlepage
Nan Hargrove
Brenda Worthey
Judy Sullernder
Christene Holt
Susan Smith
Nancy Shine
Kathy MacCarney
Elizabeth Bumstead
Betty Kay Sherrell
Alice Fullingim
Sunshine Sister
Karen Sue Felps
KKAS
Sorority Studies Creative Writing Program at Xi Zeta Rho
Xi Zeta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday at Miss Mildred Schuler home for a Creative Writing program. Mrs. Joyce Birdwell led the meeting and reported on welfare efforts. Each member made four aprons for sale December 5 in front of Birdwell Department Store to benefit local welfare projects.
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Xi Zeta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mildred Schuler
Silsbee Man Takes Part In Training Move In Germany
Silsbee man Pfe Green Miller Jr., 21, son of Mrs Alma Anderson, Rt. 1 Silsbee, joined the 8th Infantry Division in Exercise Heaven Sent in Germany. The NATO shield unit conducted a mass parachute jump to test readiness. Miller serves in Troop A of the 8th Cavalry at Sandhofen after enlisting in April 1957 and arriving overseas in December. He is a 1956 graduate of Silsbee High School.
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Army
Pfe Green Miller Jr
Alma Anderson
Silsbee
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
Europe
Miller
8Th Cavalry
Sandhofen
Siisbee High
B P W Club Honors Hawaii Theme At District Dinner
Thirteen members of the local Business and Professional Women's Club attended the annual district civic dinner Tuesday night at the Rose Room of Hotel Beaumont. Miss Mary Lilystrom, Honolulu citizen and 40 year B and PW member, spoke on "We Salute Hawaii Our Fiftieth State" with the Melody Maids of Beaumont performing.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hotel
Beaumont
Mary Lilystrom
Hawaii
Friendship WMU council meets at W L Jones home
The Friendship Baptist Church WMU met with nine members present led by Mrs. Winger who opened with a prayer. They discussed aiding needy families and voted to buy a rug for the educational building. Mrs. Creel led a program on Korea and an all day meeting is set for Dec 2 teaching the Lottie Moon Mission book with a covered dish lunch.
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WMU
Friendship Baptist Church
W. L. Jones
Winger
Lottie Moon
W. D. Creel
Korea
Creel
Bridge Tournament Scheduled Tuesday at Country Club
The Ladies bridge tournament and covered dish lunch in Leon will be held Tuesday at the Country Club. The monthly event begins at 9 30 a m with Mrs O C Seely in charge of arrangements. Mrs John Spiller leads the business meeting after the luncheon.
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O. C Seely
John Spiller
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