Cora Ann Abernathy Marries Sammy Quisenberry
Highlands Texas announces the marriage of Cora Ann Abernathy to Sammy Earl Quisenberry at First Baptist Church Highlands. The bride wore a blue fall suit with white accessories. maid of honor Wanda Romero. best man Jerry Martin. After a reception the couple will reside in Silsbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Abernathy
Highlands
Texas
Cora Ann
Sammy Earl Quisenberry
Z. A. Quisenberry
Silsbee
First Baptist Church
Dennis Barnes
Wanda Romero
Jerry Martin
Jimmy Abernathy
Richard Bailey
J. M. Unsworth
Galveston
Silsbee High School
Sam _ Houston State Teacher's College
Huntsville
Quisenberry
Sam Houston State Teacher’s College
American Republic Corporation
Kiwanis Learn New Telephone Methods and Transistors
Glenn E. Scott of Southwestern Bell describes long distance dialing via portable dial systems and a demonstration panel. He shows how operators in many cities can reach 25 million phones in 2,000 cities without distant help and introduces the transistor as a future electronic milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Glenn E. Scott
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
D. M. Short
Scott
Short
Panthers Clash With Hebert High Thursday At Panther Stadium
Waldo Mathew Panthers led by H. C. Blackmon Charles Kyles and Tyrone Fisher host Hebert High Beaumont in a Thursday night game at 8 00. Panthers rely on a smooth passing running split offense and have 412 total yards to 187 for opponents. Hebert and Pt Arthur Bumble Bees also in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roi Polk
Waldo- Mathew Panthers
Hebert High School of
Beaumont
Panther Stadium
Panthers
Lincoln High School
B. Robertson
T. Fisher
Calhoun Davis Rites Held In Honey Island
Funeral services for Calhoun Davis 89 longtime Silsbee resident were held at Honey Island Assembly of God Oct 3 with Rev Sutton and Rev Vaughn officiating. Burial in Jordan cemetery beside his wife. Davis born Dec 31 1864 in Pittsburgh Texas lived in Hardin county and Silsbee 28 years a retired bookkeeper and Assembly of God member. Survived by two daughters a sister eight grandchildren four great grandchildren six pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Davis
Silsbee
Honey Island
Assembly of God Church
Mr. Sutton
Beaumont
One. Vaughn
Ozark Gospel Singers
Jordan Cemetery
Mr. Davis
Pittsburgh
Texas
Hardin County
Sherrell Family Mourns as Father E F Haralson Dies
E F Haralson 71, road foreman of engines for Saint Louis Southwestern railroad for 39 years, died in Texarkana Ark Saturday at 1 23 am. He lived in Tyler 51 years and was raised at Colmesweil. Survived by wife two daughters and Mrs Sherrell. Funeral attended in Tyler Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Sherrell
Roosevelt Drive
Tyler
Shine not retiring at Shine Magnolia Service Station
The Bee clarifies that J. L. Shine remains owner and active in Shine Magnolia Service Station, while W. M. Curry took over management last week. Shine was briefly away due to illness but expects to return to limited duties soon and thanks patrons for their support.
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Bee
W. M. Curry
Shine
Magnolia
J. L. Shine
County Rat Campaign Set for October 11 22
Hardin county plans a 12 day Community Rat Control Program from October 11 to 22 led by county agricultural agent B E Rea. Warfarin bait will be distributed countywide at 25 cents per pound through local stores and stations in a cooperative effort with Texas Extension Service Rodent Control Service and Hardin County 4 H clubs. The bait slows rats by causing internal hemorrhage after five days of consumption.
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Hardin County
B. E. Rea
Rea
Texas Extension Service
Rodent Control Service
Hudson Bean
Walter Moye
Saratoga Future Farmers
Saratoga School
Lee Smith-Batson
Batson
A. L. Richardson
Pine Ridge
Sour Lake
Kountze
R. H. Fountain
Chance
Mitchell
Loeb
Alf Fullingim
Silsbee Auto Company
Silsbee
W. K. Gore
Spurger Highway
Archie Moore
Moore’s
Honey Island
M. M. Hoffman
Village Mills
Fletcher Home Demonstration Club Elects New Officers
Fletcher News notes the Fletcher Home Demonstration Club met October 5 at Mrs. I. M. Butler Jr. home electing L Schultz president W B Water vice president I M Butler Jr secretary treasurer and I M Butler Sr council delegate. Next meeting October 20 will be an all day covered dish lunch at Mrs George Broussards with a cake decorating program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Home Demonstration Club
I. M. Butler
L. Schultz
W. B. Water
Mesdames L. Frayter
J. Hinckley
W. B. Waters
M. Merrill
Schultz
George Broussard
R. H. Fountain
I. M. Butler, Sr
A. A. Chance
Orange
J. D. Iker
D. Norvell
Gladewater
Texas
Clearing Site For Drive In In Silsbee
Clearing of the site for Silsbee's new drive in theatre will start within days. Jefferson Amusement Company builds on Highway 92 north of the Kirby mill with a 550 to 600 car capacity. Julius Gordon announced the project. De B Suitt of the Pines Theatre provides details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
de B. Suitt
Pines
Jefferson Amusement Company
Highway 92
New Kirby Mill
Julius Gordon
Retired Farmer Dies At Home In Kountze
Albert Jackson Short 72 a resident of Kountze for six months died at his home Monday at 8 am He was a Baptist church member Graveside services were held at Resthaven Cemetery in Silsbee Tuesday Rev R E Barclay officiated Surviving are three sons Perry and Hugh T Short of Kountze and Henry C Short of Silsbee three brothers Jonas Perry Short of Brookeland and Will Short of Honey Island Former Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jackson Short
Kountze
First Baptist Circle Meets at Remel Home
The Sophia Nichols Circle gathered Tuesday October 5 at Mrs. Julius Remel's home with nine members and one new member Mrs. M Johnson. Mrs. Remel read a Psalm 57 devotional and prayer was led by Mrs. Suitt. The meeting included a business session and a Bible lesson on Baptist Fundamentals. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Nichols
First Baptist Church
Julius Remel
M. Johnson
Remel
Suitt
J. A. Shine
Mesdames Brumley
Clark, Simmons
Sturrock
Short
Smyly
McBroom
Johnson and Remel
Campfire Girls Form First-Year Group Te-Wee-Ha
The first meeting of the year for Campfire Girls was held at Mrs. J. W. McGinty’s home. The group chose the name Te-Wee-Ha and learned their name meanings. Beth Singletary served refreshments while Kay Yoksh and Bobby Jo Shepherd acted as scribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McGinty
Te-Wee- Ha
Beth Singletary
Kay Yoksh
Bobby Jo Shepherd
Woodrow Baptist Zemma Hare Circle Meets at Johnson Home
The Zemma Hare Circle of Woodrow Baptist Church met October 5 at Mrs. Viola Johnson’s home with four members one visitor and three children present. Mrs. Walters led opening prayer. Mrs. Bob Glenn gave the Psalms 138 devotional. Mrs. Segrest led the business session in the chairman’s absence. Reports were read and approved. Bible study was led by Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Segrest closed with prayer.
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Zemma Hare
Woodrow Baptist Church
Viola Johnson
Walters
Bob Glenn
J. L. Segrest
Oscar Hoffpaulr
Johnson
Segrest
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Mrs. R. L. Lindsey thanks friends and neighbors for cards letters and visits during her recent illness and wishes God’s blessing on them.
Thanks for flowers cards and gifts after accident
Mrs. T. E. Batton Sr expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for beautiful flowers cards and lovely gifts received since her accident and wishes God’s richest blessings on each one.
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T. E. Batton, Sr
Silsbee Chamber Thanks All Who Helped Industrial Roundup
The Silsbee Chamber of Commerce extends gratitude to untiring workers committees chairmen firms and individuals who contributed time money and effort to Industrial Roundup. Appreciation goes to pageant participants princesses and duchesses and the surrounding area for making the event a triumph.
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Queen's Court
Silsbee
Silsbee Chamber of Commerce
Grateful Thanks For Kindness After Our Loss
Our recent sad loss leaves us with grateful hearts toward our friends. Their comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. May God bless each one.
Brooks Names Ex-Beaumont Reporter as Aide
Congressman Jack B. Brooks announced Davis B. Carter, a former Beaumont journalist and three year Beaumont Journal staffer, will serve as administrative assistant. Brooks praised Carter for legislative experience and a government degree from the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Jack B. Brooks
Davis B. Carter
Carter
Beaumont Journal
University of Texas
Brooks
Methodist Circle Meets at Church for Women's Society Session
Circle Two of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at 3:00 pm with Mrs. Burke Hargarove presiding. Twenty five members attended as Mrs. L M Prather led prayer and Mrs. L FE Martin gave the devotional. A committee of Irma Fee Eunice James and Peggy Dixon was chosen for the November Zone meeting. The study titled Under Three Flags was presented by Hanna Grote. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Emma Dickinson and Peggy Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Burke Hargarove
L. M. Prather
L. FE. Martin
Irma Fee
Eunice James
Peggy Dixon
Hanna Grote
Emma Dickinson
Pentecostal Auxiliary Holds Monthly Grab-Bag Sale
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the First Pentecostal Church met with 27 members answering roll call on chapters read during the week. Mrs. W. H. Dunn led prayer to open worship and Mrs. Buren Phelps gave a devotional on Proverbs 19. After dismissal, the monthly grab-bag sale was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
First Pentecostal Church
W. H. Dunn
City Equalization Board Meeting Notices
The City of Silsbee equalization board will meet at the City office next Tuesday at 7 30 PM and again Thursday October 14 at 7 30 PM. People with business before this board are invited to attend at either session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equalization Board
City of
Silsbee
Wilsons Plan Washington Trip for Railway Tie Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Wilson depart Tuesday by plane for Washington D C to attend the 36th annual Railway Tie Association convention. They stop in Baltimore with Mrs. Wilson’s sister Mrs. Jas Jordan before arriving October 19 and on the 20th Mr. Wilson will present his report as chairman of the national Committee on Mechanical Handling. He has chaired that committee for four years and leads Kirby Lumber Corp tie department. While in D C they will tour historic sites and join planned convention events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Wilson
Washington, D.C
Railway Tie Association
Baltimore
Maryland
Wilson
Jas. Jordan
Washington
Kirby Lumber Corp
Capitol City
Chamber Directors to Meet Next Thursday Evening
The Chamber of Commerce directors, led by president Wm. F. Crockett, will meet next Thursday at 7 30 p m. The session was postponed from this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McDonald of Beaumont visited the McDonald home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
of. Crockett
Ernest McDonald
Beaumont
Scott McDonald
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Bob
Cora Ann Abernathy
Sammy Quisenberry
Negro Grid
Paula Brackin
S . State Department OF Public Welfare Board
John H. Winters
Hubert Johnson
Waco
J. Earl Rudder
Brad
van Hook Stubbs Wortham
Herbert C. Wilson
Ass't
T. M. Jordan
Kountze, Texas
Mr. Jordan
Austin
Robert Calvert
Capitol Station
John H.winters
Fletcher News
First Baptist Circle
Campfire
Woodrow Baptist Circles
R. L. Lindsey
Jack Brooks
Methodist Circle
Pentecostal Auxiliary
Martin Wilsons
Smokey
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