Chance-Loeb School enrolls 715 in new year
Chance-Loeb reports 715 students this year up from 650 last year. M. L. Pipkin, principal, notes staff additions and PTA slate changes. The PTA met under Supt. Garner with new officers and a planned reception for teachers. Football schedule released with Sept games. Menu for Sept 8–11 listed and no school on Monday Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance - Loeb
M. L. Pipkin
Robbie Adams
Chance-Loeb Pta
L. J. Garner
Francis Mathews
J.T. McMahon
PTA
Andy Anderson
Evadale
Village Mills social notes highlight local gatherings and visits
Mrs Lee Evans and others attended a WMU party at Baylor University in Waco. The Seymour reunion at Honey Island Park drew over 100 attendees. Numerous visits span Silsbee Beaumont Nederland Groves Buna Pineville and Tyler County Nursing Home with family and friends. Isaac Moore hospitalized for a cut hand. several relatives travel between Houston Magnolia Kountze and other towns.
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Lee Evans
Thelma Sims
Monroe Tolar
Charles Justis
WMU
Baylor University
Waco
Lee
Caldwell
Silsbee
Katie Bass
John Wiggins
L. D. Hatton
Guy Williford
Texas migratory waterfowl seasons set for 1964–65
Austin announces the 1964 65 Texas hunting seasons and bag limits for migratory waterfowl as authorized by the Parks and Wildlife Commission. Ducks open Nov 28 Jan 8 with four bag limit. geese Oct 31 Jan 13 with five bag limit. Crane season Oct 31 Nov 29 west of US 277. other areas closed.
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Austin
J. Weldon Watson
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Commission
del Rio
San Angelo
Dumas
Dallas
Jacks Sister Dies in Livingston at 73
Mrs. W. E. Jacks 73 sister of Mrs. W. C. McNeil of Silsbee dies suddenly at her Livingston home Sunday night. Funeral held 3 p.m. Tuesday at Pace Funeral Home with burial in Livingston cemetery. Survived by four sisters in Livingston and one in Corpus Christi.
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W. FE. Jacks
W. C. McNeil
Silsbee
Livingston
Ella Smith
Laura Handley
Mable Goolsbee
Brooks
Corpus Christi
Beaumont Visitors and Local Homes Update
Gordon Carrell and boys Paul and Jimmy from Beaumont visited in the Murrah home. Mrs. H. W. Collins visited her daughter at Tyler County Hospital. Jim Jenkins household saw guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wiggins and others from Beaumont Kountze Orange Groves Hyatt community.
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Gordon Carrell
Paul and
Jimmy
Beaumont
Murrah
H. W. Collins
Earnest Tubbs
Tyler County Hospital
Jim Jenkins
Lee. Wiggins
A. T Lewis
David Jenkins
Nick Oliver
Kountze
Howard and
Allen Harrison
Orange
C. A. Hutto
Groves
Chester Holland
Hyatt Community
Band Instruments Display Tuesday at Junior High
A Beau mont music store representative will display and demonstrate band instruments at the Junior High School from 3 30 to 9 pm Tuesday. Band Director Melvin Winger and Glen Vernon will assist in selecting instruments, stressing proper choice for beginner band students.
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Beaumont Music Store
Melvin Winger
Winger
Glen Vernon
Silsbee
Silsbee Public Schools Menu Week September 8 11
The menu for Silsbee Public Schools lists daily meals from Tuesday to Thursday. Tuesday serves meatloaf with rice and gravy, vegetables, fruit, peanut butter cake, rolls and milk. Wednesday offers fried chicken with creamed potatoes and green beans plus strawberry short cake and milk. Thursday features hamburgers with lettuce tomato onions, potato salad, and apple pie with milk.
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Silsbee
Southeast Texas leaders discuss Resource Conservation and Development project
Forty conservation minded leaders from ten counties met with judges and commissioners along with soil conservation officials to plan a regional Resource Conservation and Development project. The proposal aims to develop conserve and utilize natural resources in Southeast Texas create jobs and raise landowner income with recreational facilities for Houston Galveston Beaumont and Orange areas. Officials invite all groups to provide data and endorse the project ahead of a September 24 meeting in Kountze backed by state and federal agencies and reviewed by H N Smith John Connally and Don W Williams before final approval by Orville Freeman.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chambers, Liberty
San Jacinto
Polk
Tyler
Hardin
Jasper
Newton
Jefferson
Orange Counties
B. J. Jones Jr
Liberty
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Orange
Kountze
Southeast Texas
Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation Service
H. N. Smith
John Connally
Don W Williams
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Insurance Unit To Meet In Beaumont
The Travelers Protective Association plans its monthly meeting in Hotel Beaumont with ladies night at 8 p m. This September gathering will be the last ladies night before the November Christmas party, with reports on national and state convention progress to be presented by publicity chairman Bill Conner.
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Travelers Protective Association
Hotel
Beaumont
Bill, Conner
Lions Labor Day Broadcast To Begin At 5 A M Monday
Silsbee Lions Club will start its Labor Day radio broadcast Monday at 5 a.m. on KKAS and run all day with music news and weather plus local business commercials. J D Donalson chairs the event, assisted by A G Mashburn and Rev J A Hendrix. Participants include Paul Georgus Rayford Birdwell Hendrix Mashburn Ernie Dietrich John Skinner Jerry Jones D M Short Donalson Wade Parker Darrell Shine G W Gilchriest George O'Brien. Proceeds fund civic programs of the local Lions Club.
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Silsbee Lions Club
KKAS
J. D. Donalson
A. G. Mashburn
J. A. Hendrix
Paul Georgus
Rayford Birdwell
Hendrix
Mashburn
Ernie Dietrich
John Skinner
Jerry Jones
D. M. Short
Donalson
Wade Parker
Darrell Shine
G. W. Gilchriest
George O’brien
17 Traffic Cases Heard In City Court This Week
City Judge George A. Goynes reported that for the week ending Sept 2, 17 traffic tickets were issued and 12 persons pled guilty in city court. Five have 10 days to report. Tickets included seven for running red light two speeding two failure to yield right of way one faulty brakes two illegal parking and one running stop sign.
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George A. Goynes
Goynes
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