Local Newspaper Details From Silsbee Texas Publication
The item notes a weekly Silsbee Texas newspaper published Thursdays at 410 Highway 96 with a second class mailing permit dated April 19 1919. It lists subscription rates 3 59 within Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4 00 outside. Names include David Read R L Read Tommy Read Mrs Leona Whitman Harold Leigh Mrs John S Basye James Johnson Billy Joe Williams and mentions the Mechanical Department staff.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billy Joe Williams
Village Mills Notes Card of Local Socials and Visits
Village Mills society column lists visits and new arrivals across area. Beaumont residents Joe Hopkins and family attend University of Houston IBM course while employed at Gulf States Utilities. Weekend visits span Rosenburg, Victor, Silsbee, Warren, Houston, Port Arthur and Odessa with family gatherings and birthday celebrations.
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Joe Hopkins
Beaumont
University of Houston
IBM
Gulf States Utilities Co
Nina Ruth
J. C. Hopkins
Carl Hopkins Jr
Rosenburg
Carl
F. C. Bass
Victor
Katie Bass
Frank Simpson
Robert D. Rabin
Ronnie Allen
Evans
Turkey Creek
City
Ronnie
Robert
Gibson's
Delbert Lamb
Joe Wilson
St. Joseph Hospital
Houston
Wilson
Karen Lamb
Linda Sims
Allen Coats
Warren
Den 1 Cub Scout Pack 88 Meets for Opening Ceremony
Cub Scout Den 1 of Pack 88 met Tuesday at Mrs. Ward Bush's home with six boys. They practiced their opening ceremony for the upcoming pack meeting. Pat Modisette served refreshments. Kevin Allen was scribe.
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Den 1
Cub Scout
Ward Bush
Pat Modisette
Tiger Defense Outlasts Rugged Trojans 18-14
Silsbee’s Tigers edged Forest Park 18-14 as a late first half drive and a third quarter TD capped a defensive clash. Deryl McGallion connected with Wayne Calvert for a 25 yard pass and Glenn Cooper led the ground game with key runs including a 53 yard sprint, helped by Broussard and Wallace. Forest Park rallied with a 75 yard drive to score and Price added late TDs, but Silsbee held on as the Trojan offense stalled in the final minutes.
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Silsbee
Tigers
Forest Park
Trojans
Tiger
Deryl MccGallion
Wayne Calvert
Nathan Broussard
Glenn Cooper
Randy Wallace
Broussard
Cooper
Trojan
Ralph Davenport
McGallion
Joe Price
Price
Glenn Ray Cooper
Wallace
Gary Bryant
Nu Upsilon Hears Mrs Wallace Review Book
Beta Sigma Phi Nu Upsilon met at 7:30 p m at Mrs Imogene Nelson home with eight members and one guest Mrs Nancy Breeding. Plans include a make or bake auction November 27 and a covered dish supper November 13. The group donated to Girlstown U S A and discussed a cookbook project with Montgomery chapters. Mrs Joyce Wallace reviewed Sam Houston and His Twelve Women by Martha Anna Turner. Next meeting is November 27 at Mrs Jane White’s home.
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Nu Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Imogene Nelson
Nancy Breeding
Wanda Smith
O'Neil
Girlstown
Lubbock
Montgomery
Ala
Joyce Wallace
Xi Rho
Sam Houston
Martha Anna Turner
Jane White
City Council Advances Parade Regulation and Franchises
The council on first reading passed a parade and procession regulation requiring permission from the city manager before any staging. It also authorized Wayne DuBose to pay 2500 to Silsbee ISD for city work on the new high school campus water and sewer lines. Additional payments of 725 to Earl Stover and 125 to Terrell Buchanan were approved in the Milton Bradshaw lawsuit for sidewalk damages.
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Jenkins
Ant
Wayne DuBose
Silsbee Independent School District
Earl Stover
Terrell Buchanan
Milton Bradshaw
City of
Silsbee
DuBose
South Third Street
Dardin Drive
Singing Blue Birds Meet At Leader's Home
The Singing Blue Birds gathered Tuesday at Mrs. W. K. Hilliard's home with Mrs. Joe Nelson as assistant leader. Susan Seamans called the meeting to order as members made jack o lantern pins for Halloween.
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Singing Blue Birds
W. K. Hilliard
Joe Nelson
Susan Seamans
Joanne Jordan
Becky Nelson
Vicki Nelson
Nancy Duffle
Pamela Tobey
Woodrow Class Elects Officers at Woodrow Baptist Meeting
The Faith Sunday School class at Woodrow Baptist Church held its October meeting with Mrs. Gerald Skinner as theme. New officers elected include president Mrs. Bill Black, vice president Mrs. Gerald Skinner, secretary Mrs. W. C. McCloud, and social committee co-chairs Mrs. Bob Herron and Mrs. Gerald Skinner. Mrs. Black led the business session and teacher Mrs. M. C. McCullough led a Bible quiz.
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Faith Sunday School
Woodrow Baptist Church
Gerald Skinner
Bill Black
W. C. McCloud
Bob Herron
M. C. McCullough
Median Age Of Hardin County Citizens Drops to 25.7
Hardin County's median age has fallen to 25.7 as the population skews younger. Census data show sharp increases among ages 12 to 16 and 17 to 21, with decreases in under five, and national and state comparisons highlight a youthful regional trend impacting planning and commerce.
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New York
Hardin County
United States
Texas
Census Bureau
Lumberton Independent School District Sets Tax Protest Hearings
The Lumberton Independent School District Board of Equalization will meet November 6 7 and 8 at 7 pm at the school tax office to hear protests and determine property valuations subject to district taxation.
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Board of Equalization of
Lumberton Independent School District
School Tax ‘Office
Rummage and Porch Sale Planned by First Assembly of God
The ladies of First Assembly of God Church sponsor a rummage and porch sale at 825 Highway 96 South beginning Friday at 8 30 a m. Proceeds support church missions and community programs.
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The
Ladies of First Assembly of God Church
Highway 96 South
Card of Thanks for Aunt Bebe's Long Illness
The Tennison family and Raymond Pearson express gratitude to the Eastern Star neighbors friends and Rev Garrett Wingfield for support during Aunt Bebe's long illness. Special thanks to Dr George D Tennison for devoted care to Aunt Bebe and to Mrs Oren Matlock and the young nieces and nephews for help. They also thank relatives friends for cards flowers and memorial contributions.
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The
Eastern Star
Bebe
Garrett Wingfield
George D. Tennison
Oren Matlock
Raymond Pearson
Tennison
Rummage Sale by Beta Sigma Phi in Santa Fe Park
The Zi Zeta Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosts a rummage sale Saturday in Santa Fe Park from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Funds support chapter activities and community projects.
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Zi Zeta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Santa Fe Park
Beaumont Artist To Give Oil Painting Demonstration
John Alexander of Beaumont will demonstrate oil painting at the Silsbee Art League meeting Thursday night at Silsbee State Bank. The Lamar Tech senior and art instructor for the league’s Tuesday class has a painting in the Beaumont Art Museum’s permanent collection after winning last spring’s purchase award. Open to anyone interested in painting.
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John Alexander
Beaumont
Silsbee Art League
Silsbee State Bank
Alexander
Lamar Tech
Beaumont Art Museum
R. O. Jackson
Untitled price list fragment
A fragmented price ledger shows various item prices such as 49e 59¢ 49¢ 25¢ 89¢ and 10e. It appears as an OCR reading with inconsistencies and stray letters. The readable figures suggest a catalog or shop list from a historical source.
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Onl
National Genonipt ‘Association
David Read and
R. L. Read
Tommy Read
Mrs. Leona Whitman
Linotype
Village Mills
L. Y. Evans
Ernest Fowler
Lee Evans
Silsbee High School
C. F. Caldwell
Jan
Ella Neil Lott
Jim Carroll
J. R. Carroll
Kathy
J. C. ‘Edmonds
Jack Place
Cecil Davidson
Billy Don Gay
Mamie Waddell
James
Berry Smith
Hyatt
J. C
Efex Typewriter
North Fifth St. Silsbee
Kevin Allen
Rexall
Hardin Drug
Silsbee Forest Park
Mrs. Wallace
Auto Parts Co
Auto & Truck Parts Supplies
Silsbee, Texas
Duetity Printing Service
7Th St
Tommy Shelton
Tommy Eee
Williams Center
Kountze
Lynda
Charles Robb
White House
Robb
Vietnam
Gore
U.S
America
Freedom
Freedom Shares
U.S. Savings Bonds
New Freedom
Treasury Department
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