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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

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Oil Companies Agree To County Tax Valuations Hardin County officials ponder oil property values as the board of equalization hears testimony from Atlantic Richfield and others while a consolidation drive for united appeals advances across the county

Hardin County commissioners heard testimony on oil company valuations and prepared for possible reconvening. Atlantic Richfield representatives faced contempt threats before the matter settled as Pritchard and Abbott set valuations. The board heard from land and timber firms over higher numbers, with an overall increases of about 80 percent. Dietrich outlined campaign planning begun last June, detailing a budget of 15030 and the goal to fund ten agencies through county-wide drives. Area chairmen and vice chairs plan to launch volunteer work, with donations already totaling 1485 from advanced gifts chair Clark Allen and out of town firms. Proclamations designate October 1966 as United Appeals Campaign Month in Hardin County and Silsbee. signatures by Fletcher Richardson and Frank L. McClanaghan Jr. confirm official endorsements.

Jesse Knighten Hardin County Glenn A. Dromgove First Baptist Church Sour Lake Dan's County United Appeals Dromgooe Knighton A. L. Bevil United Appeals Campaign Board of Equalization Fletcher Richardson Equalization Board Atlantic-Richfield W. P. Horsley Bob Underwood Pritchard Abbott Ernie Dietrich Dietrich Clark Allen Advanced Gifts H. F. Wiggins Inlaw Grady Shivers Avenal Calif Marcus Shivers Ontario Larry Shivers Moravia Hardin County United Appeals State of Texas County of Hardin Our County Silsbee Texas United Appeals Frank L. McClanaghan, Jr

Final Plans for Silsbee Homecoming Days

Plans for the 1966 Silsbee homecoming unfold for October 14 and 15. A dance at Thunderbird Ranch, between Kountze and Beaumont, on October 15 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., features the Novatones in the clubroom with seating for 400 to 500. Parade steps off at 10 a.m. October 15 with about 50 bands and Shrine Clubs invited. 10 school floats and the Homecoming Queen’s Float participate. Assembly program led by C. R. Baker at 1:30 p.m. in the Silsbee High School auditorium. The Beta Sigma Phi Rho Upsilon chapter serves dinner October 15 under Mrs. Charles Stephen. Ex-Students president Ed Tom Worthey lists class reception details through the Bee office.

Silsbee Thunderbird Ranch Fort Apache Novatones Thunderbirds Silsbee Chamber of Commerce C. R. Baker Silsbee High School Rho Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Charles Stephen Ed Tom Worthey ExStudents Association Silsbee Bee

Committees Announced for Old Timers Reunion

The Old Timers reunion set for October 16 at the Junior High School cafeteria will be chaired by J. E. Pete Farmer. Committees include Publicity with David Read and others, Ticket Sales led by C W McGinty, Registration with Grace Daniel, Reception including Eula Turrentine and L H Jennings, Coffee and Cake by Tom Tennison, and Work Committee led by Richard Weathersby. General Manager Pete Farmer will be master of ceremonies.

C. B. Watts J. E Pete” Farmer David Read Jack Hill I. F. Eldredge Richard Weathersby Tom Tennison Link Skillern Herbert Elmore Bob McClelland Harmon Weathersby Pete Farmer

Toys for Toys drive seeks new leader in Silsbee

Allen Warrick, seven years the driving force of the Toys for Toys drive in Silsbee, will step down due to business and family duties. The campaign needs a new leader and space to sort thousands of donated toys to repair and distribute with Christmas food baskets via local ministers.

Allen Warrick Silsbee Warrick

Republicans Meet Tonight at Tennison Clinic in Silsbee

The Hardin County Republican Party will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday October 13 at the Tennison Clinic in Silsbee. The session will include a report on the Republican State Convention by Mrs. Newton Guilbeau, a Hardin County delegate, and plan for the November 8 election. J Keith Gary, county GOP chairman, urges all interested in helping reelect Sen. John Tower to attend.

Hardin County Republican Party Tennison Silsbee Newton Guillbeau J. Keith Gary John Tower

Funeral services for Ida Grissom in Kirbyville

Mrs Ida Grissom 95 of Newton dies after a stroke. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Stringer Funeral Home chapel Kirbyville with burial in Kirbyville Cemetery. Native of Tyler County she lived in Newton for years. Survives include daughter Mrs Hershel Williams.

Ida Grissom Newton Stringer Kirbyville Newton County Tyler County Hershel Williams

Silsbee Boy Hospitalized After Auto Accident

An 11 year old Grant Sims was hospitalized with a severe head wound after a one car crash on Knappie Road near Silsbee city limits. Two other 11 year olds suffered minor injuries while 15 year old Randy Smith was uninjured. The driver was Ricky Smith, 11, who was the son of the boy scout group driver. The car skidded on the soft shoulder and hit a utility pole causing sparking wires. A second incident involved a J B Coleman Funeral Home ambulance, skidding on rainslick pavement and colliding with two cars, causing about 500 dollars damage to the ambulance and 200 dollars to a car. No injuries.

Knapple Road Grant Sims Jimmie Sims Young Sims St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont Ricky Smith Hugh Smith Larry Heddleston J. L. Heddleston Randy Smith Ricky Smith Knupple Road Silsbee J. B. Coleman Funeral Home Inez Butler Highway 327 Butler Kountze Hardin Memorial Hospital Rainslick N. G. Ferrell

Local ABWA Members Head to Tulsa National Convention

Mr and Mrs Louis P Havens Mr and Mrs Jerry Scoggins Mrs S E Robbins Mrs Algene McBryde and Mrs Evelyn J Allen will depart next week to attend the National Convention of ABWA in Tulsa Oklahoma guiding the travel plans of several local members.

Louis P. Havens Jerry Scoggins S. E. Robbins Algene McBryde Evelyn J. Allen ABWA Tulsa Okla

Births Abound in Silsbee and Surrounding Areas

A series of birth announcements from Silsbee, Evadale, Sour Lake and nearby towns lists new daughters and sons born in Beaumont and Kountze hospitals. Names include Teresa Gail Richardson, Mark Lee Davis, Debra Ann Proctor, Darline Elizabeth Nash, and Chance Burt Burnett, with families from Silsbee, Evadale, Sour Lake, Sulphur and Lufkin. Grandparents A C Bartle and Bill Nash noted. Tris Pendergrass transferred to Baptist Hospital Beaumont.

Chance Burt Denny Ray Burnett Evadale G. B. Richardson Silsbee Teresa Gail Olan H. Davis Mark Lee Debra Ann T. R. Proctor Sour Lake Darline Elizabeth St. Elizabeth ‘Hospital Wayne Nash Sulphur A. C. Bartle Bill Nash Tris Pendergrass Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze Baptist Hospital Beaumont

254000 Highway Improvement Program Approved For County

The Texas Highway Commission approved 254000 dollars for Hardin County highway safety and farm to market road improvements in 1967. District Engineer John G. Keller noted 17.9 miles will be affected with work supervised by L P Landsgrat at Silsbee. The plan covers 10.4 miles of safety work costing 236700 dollars and 7.5 miles of FM road work costing 17300 dollars across several routes including SH 326 US 69 SH 327 US 96 FM 42 and SH 327 Village Creek Bridge. The statewide program targets 5587 miles with 39.9 million construction and 161.5 thousand right of way costs across 912 projects in 215 counties.

Texas Highway Commission Hardin County John G. Keller Beaumont L. P. Landsgrat Silsbee Way Commission Hardin Texas U.S Herbert C. Petry, Jr Highway Commission Pine Island Bayou Bridge U.S. 69 U.S. 96

Four From Here Attend Area D-TA Workshop

At Orange Texas the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers South District Autumn meeting featured Kirby School officials and Read Turrentine staff. Topics included teacher shortages and emergency certificates, need for higher pay, health and sex education, and venereal disease prevention. A counciling system for unsteady students and a child psychologist were proposed.

Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers South District Orange Texas Wayne Dubose L. L. Karnes Otis Barge B. L. Merchant Kirby School Emmett Barefield, Jr Read Turrentine School PTA State Health Dept. of Austin California Texas State Health Dept

Artist Of Month: Mrs Cullinan Showcased By Silsbee Art League

Mrs. John Cullinan named Artist Of Month by the Silsbee Art League. One painting to hang in Silsbee Library in October. Cullinans residents for years with one daughter Melinda. Mrs. Cullinan has painted three years and studied under Mrs. James Bond and Mrs. Mary Dale Nelms.

John Cullinan Silsbee Art League Silsbee Library

Planning Commission Approves New Codes in Silsbee

The Silsbee Planning Commission voted to recommend adoption by the city council of the Southern Standard Plumbing Gas and Building codes. The body also discussed a possible 40 percent cut in permit fees as a starting point. The First Baptist Church proposed the city study purchasing the alley behind its building for future growth and storm drainage construction.

Sion Southern Standard Planning Commission Silsbee Commission United States Silsbee Builders Association First Baptist Church of

Little Theater Membership Meeting Tuesday in Silsbee

The Silsbee Little Theater will hold a general membership meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday October 1 in the Heritage Room of Silsbee State Bank. Evelyn Allen and James Leigh will present readings from The Man Who Came to Dinner by Moss Hart and George Kaufman. Tryout schedules will be announced. Ward Bush is president.

Silsbee Little Theater Silsbee State Bank Evelyn Allen James Leigh Man Moss Hart George Kaufman Ward Bush

Rites Pending For Mrs. McKee

Centhay McKee, 68, of Fred died Wednesday in Hardin Memorial hospital after a short illness. A native of Tyler County, he was a member of the Fred Pentecostal Church. Survivors include one son Floyd McKee of Fred, three daughters Mrs. Allie Mac Ard of Silsbee, Mrs. Elizabeth Ard and Mrs. Ben Dryden, both of Fred. one brother Thomas Crawford of Silsbee. one sister Mrs. Lizzie West of Fred. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Farmer Funeral Home.

Centhay McKee Fred Hardin Memorial Hospital Kountze Tyler County Fred Pentecostal Church Floyd McKee Allie Mac Ard Silsbee Elizabeth Ard Ben Dryden Thomas Crawford Lizzie West Farmer Funeral Home

Idaho Company To Build Paper Mill At DeRidder

Boise Cascade to develop a multi million dollar forest products complex in Louisiana centered on a $65 million pulp and paper mill to be built on 1900 acres near DeRidder. Peak construction may employ 1000. 350 will work at the mill thereafter plus 500 in woods. Mill will produce kraft linerboard and newsprint for southern container plants. Local and state officials praised the project as a boost to Louisiana’s resources and economy. The development includes timberland holdings across eight parishes and two Texas counties totaling about 430,000 acres with near one billion board feet of sawtimber.

DeRidder John McKeithen Louisiana Robert V. Hansberger Boise Cascade Corporation Boise Cascade Pulp and Paper Central Keith Miller Portland Ore West Memphis Ark Southern Dallas Texas Newton N.C DeRidder Chamber of Commerce Today McKeithen Phigh I Taplin Boise Cascade Hansberger South U.S Allen Beauregard Calcasieu DeSoto Rapides Vernon Natchitoches Sabine Hardin Jefferson Fisher Zwolle Southern Wood Products George W.hijort C. B. Byrd A. J. Hodges

Boise Cascade Land Grab in Hardin County DeRidder Plant Planned

Boise Cascade Corp expanding timber holdings in Louisiana and Hardin County. plant at DeRidder, La, costing about 65 million dollars, employing roughly 850 workers with potential plywood and sawmill facilities on the same 1900 acre tract. the firm has purchased large tracts across Beauregard Parish and Hardin County and is negotiating with other land firms for more timber land.

Boise Cascade Firm Hardin County Boise Cascade Corp DeRidder Wall Street Journal Beauregard Parish Boise Industrial Lumber Co Ariola Idaho Keith Co Jars Land

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jack Hedge Commissioners’ Court of State OF Ann Brown Silshee Boy Ray Gene Curtis Robert Dean Ozre Parker J. M. Williams Lufkin Kenneth. Parker Houston Village Creek Bridge P. R. Hutto Guy Marshall Judy San Antonio Glenn Earl Hutto Gary Marshall Lackland Air Force Se Pvt Dennis M. Alen Fort Polk Army W. L. Allen Fort Walton Beach, Fla J. Q. Adams Slidell, la Mrs. I. F. Eldredge Jr Silsbee Planning Commis Little Theater McKee Idaho Company John B. Fery Cecil Taylor Company Timberlands
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