Eight WM High Panthers return eight letters in 1964
Waldo Math ews Panther coach Wesley Shaw announces 43 football players for the 1964 season with eight returning lettermen Cleo Howard Leonard Garnett Richard Holden Roscoe Davis Wesley Thomas Rudolph White Charlie Maze and James Akins Akins who missed pre season drills is expected for the opener against Liberty on September Ly Liberty seeks revenge after last year’s 6 0 defeat to Waldo Math ews The Panthers meet Wallace High of Orange in a Saturday scrimmage in preparation for the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Mathews
Wesley Shaw
Shaw
Cleo Howard
Leonard Garnett
Richard Holden
Roscoe Davis
Wesley Thomas
Rudolph White
Charlie Maze
James Akins
Akins
Liberty
Services Held Here for Sgt Vernice Gibson
Funeral services for Staff Sergeant Vernice E. Gibson 37 were held at 2 p m Sunday at the First Pentecostal Church of Silsbee with Rev H B Morgan and Rev T A Oggs officiating. Gibson died Aug 25 from a heart attack at his Newport News Va home near Ft Eustis where he was stationed after 19 years in the Army. Burial followed at Franks Branch Cemetery under Farmer's Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife three sons Johnny Lee Jerry and James Edward a daughter Janice Melanee Jean his parents Mr and Mrs John Gibson I of Silsbee three brothers Arthur and Ellis Beau mont and Aubrey all of Silsbee and four sisters Mrs Retha Allen Beaumont Mrs Artie Harper Decatur Ala Mrs Verline Dyson Orange and Miss Hazel Gibson Silsbee.
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Vernice E. (Pee Wee) Gibson
Pentecostal Church of
Silsbee
H. B. Morgan
T. A. Oggs
Kenner, la
Gibson
Newport News
Ft. Eustis
Frank’s Branch Cemetery
Farmer’ Funeral Home
Johnny Lee
Jerry
James Edward
Janice
Melanee Jean
John Gibson l
Arthur and
Ellis
Beaumont
Aubrey
Retha Allen
Artie Harper
Decatur
Ala
Verline Dyson
Orange
Hazel Gibson
Dr Charles Victory Texas Chairman Dies In Liberty
Funeral services for Dr Charles Duncan Victory retired Liberty dentist were held August 28 at the First Methodist Church in Liberty. He died August 26 after a heart attack at age related to his long career and WWI service. Survivors include his wife Thelma, son Charles D Victory Jr, and six sisters.
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Charles Duncan Victory
Liberty
W. C. McNeil
Silsbee
First Methodist Church
Homer Fort
Fairlawn Memorial Park
Victory
Livingston
Tulane University Dental College
Dassetta
Liberty Lodge No. 48
National Dental Association
Houston District Dental Association
Thelma Victory
Charles D. Victory Jr
Pasadena
Olympic funds drive hits shortfall asks Texans to donate
Texas campaign to raise 2 6 million for U S Olympic Fund begins August 31 with a 25 day push across the state. U S Olympic Committee official Bob Holibaugh says 500000 remains to meet the October goal for Tokyo 1964 and future games. He notes funds support training lodging travel and development for athletes.
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Bob Holiibaugh
Texas
United States
Holibaugh
U. S
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Innsbruck
Austria
Tokyo
U. S. Olympic Fund
West Building
Houston
Last Rites For 5 C Moore Held In Evadale
Shirley Osmond Moore, 65 of Evadale, died Saturday at Hardin Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Central Baptist Church with Rev. J. P. Stockman officiating. Burial followed at Frank's Branch Cemetery in Fred. Surviving include a son, John.
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Shirley Osmond Moore
Evadale
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Central Baptist Church
J. P. Stockman
Frank's Branch
Fred
John
Family of Moore listed with many relations
Shirley Moore of Evadale is survived by four daughters including Mrs. Maxine Hare of Rosenberg and Mrs. Yvonne Whitmire and Mrs. Wanda Moore, both of Evadale, plus Mrs. Juanita Davis of Silsbee and his mother Mrs. Rose Ann Moore of Fred. He is also survived by seven brothers: June of Buna, Bob and Volcie of Fred, Dave of Evadale, John Henry of Orange, and Dan and Mooney, both of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Moore
Evadale
Maxine Hare
Rosenberg
Yvonne Whitmire
Wanda Moore
Juanita Davis
Silsbee
Rose Ann Moore
Fred
June
Buna
Bob
Volcie
Dave
John Henry
Orange
Dan and
Mooney
Houston
Pastor Hous ton Birmingham Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services for Houston Birmingham 81 were held at the First Assembly of God Church with Rev J A Hendrix officiating. Burial followed at Resthaven Cemetery. he died Saturday at Hardin Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He lived in Silsbee three years and was an Assembly of God minister. He is survived by his wife Laula Mae Birmingham a sister Nora Turner and a step-daughter Ilona Langley Vernon.
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Houston
Birmingham
Assembly of God Church
J. A. Hendrix
Resthaven
Farmer Funeral Home
Brinkley
Ark
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Assembly of God
Silsbee
Laula Mae Birmingham
Nora Turner
Corsicana
Ilona Langley
Vernon
Weasels Portrayal as Natural Killers In Habitual Sport
A compact note discusses weasels as predators by nature, noting their instinct to kill and the practice appearing as sport in their behavior.
Social Security unit thanks local paper for notice
A Social Security field representative thanks Silsbee Bee for printing a change of address reminder for beneficiaries. She notes many affected citizens sent letters and one clipping, and praises the paper for keeping Silsbee residents aware of rights and responsibilities. The letter also notes National 4-H Club Week moving to fall, Sept 26 to Oct 3, with future dates to follow.
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Beaumont
Texas
R. L
Silsbee
Read
Funeral Services Held Saturday For J. E. Taylor
Final rites for Joe E. Taylor 81 died at 3 p m Saturday were held at 3 p m Monday in the Colony Church at Flatonia with Rev J A Hendrix of Silsbee officiating Burial was in Colony Cemetery Flatonia Taylor a retired farmer lived in Silsbee 20 years He is survived by two sisters Miss Mable Taylor San Antonio Mrs Zula Eicke Silsbee and a son Joe Taylor Corpus Christi
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Joe E. Taylor
Colony Church
Flatonia
J. A. Hendrix
First Assembly of God Church of
Silsbee
Colony Cemetery
Taylor
Mable Taylor
San Antonio
Zula Eicke
Joe Taylor
Corpus Christi
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