Hardin County Singing Convention in Silsbee Oct 29 30
The Hardin County Singing Convention will be held this Saturday night and Sunday at the Junior High School in Silsbee. Saturday night starts at 7 00 pm and Sunday morning at 10 00 am with lunch served at noon. The Hardin County Sheriff's Department provides barbecue and trimmings. ladies are asked to bring a pie or cake. Ogden Rosier chairs. Next Sunday Oct 30 is the last Sunday for the Chance L oe b Volunteer Fire Department Turkey Shoot starting 1 00 pm lasting until dark to fund the fire department.
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Hardin County
Silsbee
Hardin County Sheriff's Department
Ogden Rosier
Henry Pickering
Houston
John D. Trahan
Steve Pickering
Beeville
Aline Pickering
J. A. Hinckley
Hamshire
R. T. Nevill
J M. Byerly
J. D. Byerly
Orange
Clayton Mason
Dallas
Jack Jordan
Jordan
Jack Richardson
Baby
Groves
Home Builders Hold Dinner Meeting In Beaumont Oct. 18
The Silsbee Home Builders Association met Beaumont Builders Association at the Royal Manor in Beaumont on Oct. 18 with Gulf States Utilities Co. hosting. Dr. Arthur A. Smith Sr. of First National Bank of Dallas spoke on How Much More Tight Money, predicting mortgage funds may ease after Jan. 1. Next meeting is Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Blue Bonnet Cafe.
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Silsbee Home Builders Association
Beaumont Builders Association
Gulf States Utilities Co
Royal Manor
Beaumont
Arthur A. Smith
First National Bank of Dallas
Blue Bonnet Cafe
Val Hickman
Den 9 Cub Scout Pack 88 Meeting Report
Seven boys attended the Den 9 meeting. They colored pictures of the state flag and state flower. Mr. Alvin Ragen visited the den. Randy Brim served as denner, David Farned as assistant denner, and Mrs. Meade was den mother. Gary Clark served as scribe.
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Cub Scout
Alvin Ragen
Randy Brim
Denner
David Farned
Mrs
Meade
Gary Clark
Methodist Group To Trick Or Treat For UNICEF Monday
The annual Halloween Carnival will be held in Cravens Hall at First Methodist Church Monday from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Youth in grades 4 to 6 will meet at 4:45 p.m. and depart at 5 p.m. to join UNICEF’s nationwide effort. Proceeds split evenly between local projects and church mission work.
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Cravens Hall
First Methodist
Doyle McKeown
Unicef
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Fletcher Richardson
Friendly Blue Birds Meeting Recaps Local Activities
The Friendly Blue Birds gathered Tuesday at leader Mrs. E L McLaughlin's home with Gav McClusky presiding. Keri Kolls led the pledge as plans emerged for a Halloween Party on Oct 31, a Dad Daughter banquet on Nov 14, and a fruit basket drive on Nov 22 for a shut in. Camp Fire group Sha Te Kebo led a dance instruction by leader Mrs. Nolan Pryor, with Gina Hignett as scribe assisted by Mrs. W C McCloud and Mrs. W I Langston.
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Blue Birds
E. L. McLaughlin
Gav McClusky
Keri Kolls
Nolan Pryor
Gina Hignett
W. C. McCloud
W. I. Langston
Den 7 Cub Scouts meet at Mrs Almonds for puppet craft
Cub Scout Pack 88 Den 7 met Monday at the home of Mrs. M. H. Almond to finish hand puppets. Bob Georgas supplied refreshments. Owen Belk served as scribe.
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M. H. Almond
Bob Georgas
Owen Belk
Me and Lonnie Watson on the back porch at night
A child narrator recalls a late night on the back porch with Grandpa Lonnie Watson. They discuss fear, crickets, and the moonlit dogs, while Grandma reads the Bible and Grandpa whittles. The tale contrasts Grandma’s prudence with Grandpa’s rough edges and family humor.
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Lonnie Watson
Lonnie
Ole Blue
Public Employees To Be Honored Next Week
Governor Connally proclaims Texas Public Employees Week from Oct 31 to Nov 5 highlighting public service efficiency and integrity. The Texas Public Employees Association will hold its 21st annual meeting Oct 31 at the Termeace Motor Hotel in Austin with delegates statewide.
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Texas Public Employees
John Connelly
Texas
Texas Public Employees Association
Termace Motor Hotel
Austin
Connally
TPEA
National Guard
First Pentecostal Revival In Progress
A revival meeting is in progress at the First Pentecostal Church at 930 North 5th Street. Guest speaker is Rev. Donald Lero, a nationally known evangelist and musician from southern Florida. Services are nightly at 7 30. Rev. Charles Duplissey is pastor and invites the public to attend.
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First Pentecostal Church
North 5Th, Street
Donald Lero
Southern
Florida
Charles Duplissey
Rummage Sale at Can Wa Ha Ta Camp Fire
A rummage sale will be held Saturday starting at 7 a.m. at Ilsbee Packing Company. Proceeds support the Can Wa Ha Ta Camp Fire program and local activities.
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Ilsbee Packing Company
Gratitude Note to Doctors and Friends from Mrs Holmes
Mrs J M Holmes expresses thanks to God for Dr Wilde Dr Bell Dr Lancaster and Dr Harrison for surgery and to friends for concern prayers and cards. She specifically mentions love for the beautiful lovers and appreciation for support.
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Pataoe
Wilde
Bell
Lancaster
Harrison
J. M. Holmes
Woodrow Baptist Class Elects Officers for New Year
The Faith Sunday School class of Woodrow Baptist Church met at Mrs. M C McCulloughs home with seven members. Officers elected were Mrs. Billy Black president Mrs H D OBrien vice president Mrs Rose Caraway secretary and Mrs Wayne McNaughton and Mrs Charles Breaux group captains A progress report of the past year was presented.
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Faith Sunday School
Woodrow Baptist Church
M. C. McCullough
Billy Black
H. D. O'Brien
Rose Caraway
Wayne McNaughton
Charles Breaux
Den 5 Pack 88 Cub Scout Meeting Notes
Den 5 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met at Mrs. Dean Duffle’s home. The meeting opened with a song, reviewed boat and water safety rules, and practiced for the pack meeting. Bob Bell served refreshments. The meeting closed with the cub scout promise. Bob Read, scribe.
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Den 5
Cub Scout Pack
Den
Dean Duffle
Bob Read
St John s Church Outlines December Activities
St John s Episcopal Church announces a chicken spaghetti supper and bake sale on December 8 at the Silsbee High School Cafeteria. The church’s Women of St John and EYC youth group plan Christmas toy drives and ongoing Sunday services with guest priest Rev Sheridan Newman of Houston visiting October 30.
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Silsbee High School
Celeste Johnson
The
Women of St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lauriston Taylor
Edward Dominguez
Weldon Gilchriest
Emmett Barefield Jr
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Beaumont
Garrett Wingfield
Texas A&m University
EYC
Bowers
Sheridan Newman
St. John the Divine of
Houston
You Cant Take It With You at Silsbee Little Theater
Silsbee Little Theater opens rehearsals for Moss Hart and George S Kaufman comedy You Cant Take It With You. Cast includes Elizabeth Williams Penelope Sycamore Shirley Eubanks Essie Celeste Johnson Rheba Ronny Nash Paul and Howard Perkins Grandpa Vanderhof plus Ward Bush Boris Kolenhkov Anna Smith Gay Wellington Lavera Landis Olga Roselle Templeton and others. All members engage in production stages.
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Silsbee Little Theater
George S. Kaufman
Elizabeth Williams
Penelope Sycamore
Shirley Eubenks
Essie
Penelope
Celeste Johnson
Rheba
Ronny Nash
Paul
I. F
Cap
Eddredge Jr
Mr. de Pinna
Eddie van Winkle
Harold Crampton
Donald
Howard Perkins
Martin Vanderhof
Virginia Crampton
Alice
Reverend Wingfield
Tony Kirby
Ward Bush
Boris Kolenkhov
Anna Smith
Gay Wellington
Arthur Templeton
Mr. Kirby
Lavera Landis
Technique of surgical relief for poor heart circulation
Medical research at the Oteen North Carolina Veterans Administration hospital developed a surgical relief technique for poor blood circulation in heart muscles.
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Oteen
N.C
Veterans Administration Hospital
Atlantic Richfield Posts 30 Percent Q3 Gain
Atlantic Richfield reports sharp earnings growth for the first nine months and third quarter of 1966. Nine month net income rose 32 percent to 82.6 million, and third quarter earnings were 26.7 million. Volume gains in crude oil, natural gas liquids, and petroleum product sales, plus firm prices on the East Coast, underpin the results.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Richfield Company
Todas
Robert Anderson
Atlantic Refining Company
Richfield Oi Corporation
Anderson
Anerson
Silsbee School Menus Week Of Oct 31 To Nov 4
Silsbee Public School menus for the week list meals guided by dietician Mrs J J Taylor. Monday features hamburgers with lettuce tomato onion shoe string potatoes cherry pie and milk. Tuesday offers ham salad on lettuce leaf green lima beans fruit cup iced cake squares rolls and milk. Wednesday serves meatballs creamed potatoes and gravy buttered spinach peanut butter cake with peanut butter icing rolls and milk. Thursday includes steaks rice and gravy buttered English peas fruit cobble rolls and milk. Friday presents fried fish with catsup french fries okra and tomatoes pudding rolls and milk.
Horizon Club Met Tuesday Afternoon
The Tangasuta Horizon Club met Tuesday in Cra vens Hall at First Methodist Church with Sue Felps as hostess. Nancy Shine led the business session as members prepared for the November 5 sale and produced Halloween and Thanksgiving tray favors for Hardin Memorial Hospital. Mrs Howard Hargrove read aloud from Wohelo, a required Wohelo reading.
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Tangasuta
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