Sherry Skinner Installed as Worthy Advisor for Rainbow Girls
Sherry Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Myrtis Skinner was installed Saturday night as worthy advisor of the Silsbee Assembly 282 Order of the Rainbow for Girls. She is a Silsbee High senior editor of the Silsbee High Satsuma and National Honor Society member and football sweetheart 1965. Other officers were installed including Sharon Milner as worthy associate advisor and Linda Redkey as Hope to Marilyn Hoffpaulr and Peggy Odom among others. Mrs Nellie Rowe is mother advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Skinner
Myrtis Skinner
Silsbee Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Miss Skinner
Silsbee High School
Silsbee High
Satsuma
National Honor Society
Sharon Milner
Marsha Wooley
Charity
Linda Redkey
Mickey Creel
Carol David
Gayle McClelland
Sandra Zufelt
Debbie Barnes
Sharon Jeffcoat
Pat Dear
Fidelity
Francis Cole
Marilyn Jeffcoat
Linda Cowdray
Janet Williamson
Confidential Observer
Marilyn Hoffpaulr
Outer Observer
Elaine Tarver
Peggy Odom
Nellie Rowe
Emmanuel Baptist Association To Meet In Kountze
The Emmanuel Baptist Association will hold its fourth annual meeting October 12 at First Baptist Church in Kountze. Rev. R E Barclay, pastor of Silsbee’s First Baptist Church, is moderator. The day includes worship at 11 35 a m led by Rev. DeLoach and a 6 45 p m session with plans for denominational emphasis for the coming year by Dr. E L Clark of Dallas. The 18-member Silsbee area association cooperates with the Baptist General Convention of Texas and the Southern Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Kountze
R. E. Barclay
Silsbee
DeLoach
First Baptist Church of
Loeb
E. L. Clark
Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
Silsbee School Menus for Oct 11 to Oct 15
Silsbee Schools publish weekly menus. Monday offers beef stew with potatoes and carrots plus pineapple pudding. Tuesday serves meat loaf with rice and gravy and green beans. Wednesday features roast pork with whipped potatoes and buttered peas followed by cherry pie. Thursday serves hamburgers with lettuce tomato and onion plus baked beans and fruit cobbler. Friday offers salmon croquettes with baked corn and green lima beans with jello. All days include hot rolls with butter and milk.
Virginia Larkin and Clifford Mankins Engage to Wed
Mrs S W Larkin announces the engagement of her daughter Virginia A Larkin now in Ta hoe Valley California to Clifford H Mankins of Carson City The bride to be works with the Lake Tahoe United School District and teaches at the Junior High in Al Tahoe Her fiancé is maintenance superintendent of heavy construction for Savage Construction Co Carson City Wedding plans set for February in St Teresa Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Larkin
Virginia A. Larkin
Tahoe Valley
Calif
Clifford H. Mankins
Carson City
Lake Tahoe United School
al Tahoe
Savage Construction Co
St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
OES Past Matrons District 4 Set Oct Meet in Anahuac
Mrs Nell Milner of Jasper presides over the quarterly gathering of the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club District 4 Section 2 OES scheduled Oct 19 at the Anahuac American Legion Hall. Anahuac Chapter 649 to serve dinner at 7 p m with the theme The Treasure Chest reservations due by Oct 16 via Annie Gibson P O Box 122 Anahuac Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Patrons Club
Nell Milner
Jasper
American Legion Hall
Anahuacc
Anahuac
Annie Gibson
P. O. Box
Texas
W. L. Chalmers
Port Arthur
Ludus Club Tea For Former Members Planned
The Ludus Club hosts a tea for former members Saturday from 3 to 5 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Rudisaile 735 South 7th Street opposite Read Tur rentine School Miss Rolanda Rudisaile serves as president and invites all ex members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludus Club
Frank Rudisaile
South 7Th Street
Read Turrentine School
Rolanda Rudisaile
First Baptist WMU Meeting Reports September Session
Alma Graves WMU of the First Baptist Church met September 29 with 12 members and one visitor. Mrs. C. E. Hudgens presided. Officers for the new church year include Mrs. Hudgins as chairman, Mrs. F. D. Johnson vice chairman, and Mrs. Bob Glenn secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
WMU
Alma Graves
First Baptist Church
C. E. Hudgens
Hudgins
F. D. Johnson
Bob Glenn
Calvary Missionaries Set Saturday Singing Service
The Young Peoples Singing at Calvary Missionary Baptist Church will be held Saturday at 7 p m with additional activities after the singing. Mrs P A DuBose leads the youth program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Calvary Missionary Baptist Church
P. A. DuBose
University of Texas to stage Take Me Along musical
The UT Drama Department opens its fall season with Take Me Along at Hogg Auditorium October 25 to 30. James Moll directs a large cast and crew, with Bob Merrill music and lyrics and Joseph Stein and Robert Russell as co authors. Diane Stevens of Silsbee is among the student cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Eugene O’neill
Hogg Auditorium
Bob Merrill
Joseph Stein
Robert Russell
James Moll
J. Frank Elsass
University
Drama Department
Asso
Shirlee Dodge
Paul D. Reinhardt
Clayton Kar Kosh
David A. Nancarrow
Diane Stevens
Fof Silsbee
Sandra Jasper and James Tucker to wed in October
Mr and Mrs Thomas E Jasper announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Jean to James Andrew Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Bradford Tucker of this city Wedding plans set for October 16 at 730 pm at Friendship Baptist Church with Rev J N Crouch officiating Sandra a Silsbee High School graduate Tucker attended Silsbee High School and works for Cameo Plumbing Co in Beaumont Tucker to report to Liberty October 21 for Army duty Friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Jasper
Sandra Jean
James Andrew Tucker
Bradford Leon Tucker
Friendship Baptists Church
J. N. Crouch
Miss Jasper
Silsbee High School
Tucker
Cameo Plumbing Co
Beaumont
Liberty
US Army
Homecoming plans and mum sale fund raiser announced
The general assembly will announce Homecoming details. Junior girls sell mums with Tiger streamers Friday at Silsbee High, junior high, and the administration office as a class fundraiser. Ex-students register Friday and Saturday to join the Ex-Student's Association to help cover event costs. Desks will be at the high school all day Friday and Saturday and at the football game Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Silsbee High
Family Party At Evadale Fire Hall Set For Oct 11
Evadale Volunteer firemen, their families and friends will share an evening of fellowship Monday night October 11 at the local firehall. Teddy Hager and his Stump-Junpers will perform with hot guitars and vocals. A brief lecture on fire prevention will follow and refreshments are free. All supporters are welcome per J A Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evadale
Teddy Hager
J. A. Black
Cub Pack 88 Den 7 elects Bobcat officers
Den 7 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met Monday at Mrs. M. H. Almonds home with eight boys present. David Ratchford was elected denner, Rob Georgas assistant denner, and Doug Almond scribe. They worked on five Bobcat requirements and played games. Doug Almond served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 7
M. H. Almond
David Ratchford
Ldenner
Rob Georgas
Doug Almond
Pancake Breakfast Set by Evadale Lions Club
The Evadale Lions Club will serve pancakes at the high school cafetorium on Saturday morning October 9 from 6 to 11 am. Tickets are sold by Lions or at the door. Proceeds go to civic enterprises, J A Black said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Evadale
Civic Enterprises
J. A. Black
Card of Thanks Message of Gratitude to Recipients
The note thanks everyone for cards letters phone calls gifts and prayers received during a time of need. It expresses appreciation to friends family and neighbors for support and kindness shown.
Den 4 Leaders Election and Projects at Cub Scout Meeting
Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 201 met September 30 at Mrs. O D Callaway home with five boys and assistant den mother Mrs. Ray Self. Bobby Callaway elected denner and David Moss assistant denner. They sang, began work on stick projects, and charted home helps. Richard Young served refreshments as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 4
O. D. Callaway
Den
Ray Self
David Moss
Bobby Callaway
Denner
Living Circle
Richard Young
Den 3 Cub Pack 88 Elects Officers at First Meeting
Den 3 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met at Mrs. W. D. Hatton home for the first meeting of the year. Five members and the den chief attended as Nelson Long was named denner Mike Muckleroy assistant denner Ricky Hatton song leader and Harold Lee Gardner scribe. The group discussed fire prevention and how to make a fire. Ricky Hatton served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
W. D. Hatton
Nelson Long
Denner
Mike Muckleroy
Ricky Hatton
Harold Lee Gardner
Den 1 Cub Pack 201 Meets with Den Mothers
Den 1 of Cub Scout Pack 201 met Sept 29 with den mothers Mrs. Robert Brunner and Mrs. C. D. Fottenberry. Five boys and den chief Ricky Dean Brunner attended. The meeting opened with the pledge. Bob Griffin provided refreshments after a mill tour led by Sam Yawn Jr. at Kirby mill. The group returned to Mrs Brunner's home to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brunner
C. D. Fottenberry
Ricky Dean Brunner
Bob Grifffin
Kirby Mill
Sam Yawn Jr
Den 10 Cub Scout Pack 88 Elects Officers
Cub Scout Pack 88 Den 10 met September 28 at Mrs Val Hickmans home and elected officers Mitch Hickman denner Paul Shepherd assistant denner and Jim Morris scribe Donnie Kahrer served as Jim Morris. Mike Thompson led the pledge to the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 10
Val Hickman
Mitch Hickman
Denner
Paul Shepherd
Jim Morris
Mike Thompson
Donnie Kahrer
Jaycees Endorse School Bond Issue
The Jaycees voted to support the school bond election to be held Saturday and heard Don L. Hough discuss its importance. Gus Foyle will speak Thursday about the Hardin County mosquito control program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Neches
Neches National Bank
Horace Whittington
Don L. Hough
Silsbee Schools
Gus Foyle
Orange County
Hardin County
Warren Bower
The
Little Theater Group To Hear A. D. Moore
Silsbee forms a new little theater group to meet October 13 at 7 30 p m in the Heritage Room of Silsbee State Bank Beau mont’s A D Moore Jr will discuss theater group building in the area Anyone wishing to join should call Mrs Wesley Latham at EV 5 4487 before the meeting The group is sponsored by the Art Crafts division of the Silsbee Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Little Theater Group
Silsbee State Bank
A. D. Moore Jr
Beaumont
Silsbee Organization
Wesley Latham
Art Crafts Division
Silsbee Public Library
Green Philmon Reunion Set For Sunday at Camp
The annual Green Philmon reunion will be held Sunday Oct 10 at the Norman McInnis camp. Descendants who came from Georgia in 1856 and friends are invited. A basket lunch will be spread at noon and the day features visiting and reminiscing with J Philman of Woodville as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Philmon
Norman McIinnis
Georgia
W. J. Drake
J. Philman
Woodville
Local births listed for Gillespie Silsbee Buna Kountze Beaumont area
Mr and Mrs Keneth Hay of Gillespie Illinois welcome a daughter born September 29. Mrs Hay formerly Virginia McClelland of this city. Mr and Mrs A W Gietzen of Silsbee announce a son born October 4 at Baptist Hospital in Beaumont. Casey Byron born September 27 to Mr and Mrs Robert Strange Jr of Buna. Mr and Mrs James Earl Grove of Kountze welcome Patricia Ann born September 27. Stephanie Jean born September 28 to Mr and Mrs John Brannon of Beaumont. Earl Ray born September 29 to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Cravey of Silsbee. Mr and Mrs Joe Self of Silsbee announce Rita Fay born October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneth Hay
Gillespie, Ill
Hay
Virginia McClelland
A. W. Gietzen
Silsbee
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze
Casey Byron
Robert Strange Jr
Buna
James Earl Grove
Patricia Ann
Stephanie Jean
John Brannon
Earl Ray
Jimmy Cravey
Joe Self
Rita Fay
Mathew-Robinson Teachers Endorse School Bond
The Mathew-Robinson Classroom Teachers Association endorsed the proposed school bond for Silsbee at a Monday meeting in the Robinson School cafeteria. President H G Lewis said the group voted unanimously to support the bond for a new senior high school plant and urged eligible voters to vote Saturday October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew-Robinson Classroom Teachers Association
Silsbee
Robinson School
H. G. Lewis
Don L. Hough
Lewis
Ruth Lamb
Chester Burks Sr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Girls
Miss Sherry Skinner
Vickie Bostick
Buna Wilson
House of Beauty
Mildred Walton
Robbie Clements
North 5Th Street
Virginia Larkin
Calvary
Hardin Drug CO
Silsbee , Texas
Bonnie Slaydon
Judy Sallender
Darlene Hare
Sue LeBlanc
Edna Bledge
Carol Brown
Bev Buchanan
Carol Kay Ragan
Silvia Richardson
Janis Shutter
Verna Eddy
Vickie Bos
Tick
Sandra Jasper
James A. Tucker
Evadale Fire Hall
C. R. Lambert
John Schuler
A. D. Moore
Pines
Joseph E. Levine
Stanley Baker
Juliet Prowse
Colorcartoons Sun
Aribald
Eels
Mathew-Robinson
Crompton
Skinners
Silsbee Tiger
Tiger
S. Maroon
Pe Man’s Shop
Fishee
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