Garland Curry 73 Dies in Cleveland
Funeral services for Garland Curry 73 of Cleveland were held at Pace Stancil Funeral Home with Rev. Tom Fritz officiating. Curry found Aug. 30 near his Artesia Acres fence line after being shot twice in the chest while repairing a fence. He had lived in Cleveland 28 years and is survived by a son four daughters two brothers and two sisters.
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Garland Curry
Cleveland
Pace- Stancil Funeral
Tom Fritz
Holly Grove
Curry
Artesia Acres
Liberty County
Buck Echols
The
BEE
Jasper County
Calvin A. Curry
Lumberton
Florence Fancher
Anahuac
Gloria Halton
Margie Campbell
Bobbie Fountain
Texas City
Marie Curry
Randolph Curry
Silsbee
Angie Landers
Mary Anne Armstrong
Miss Wanda Rogers Fount A Harvill III Are Married
Wanda Rogers and Fount Alexander Harvill III wed August 29 at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church. Parents, officiant Rev. Douglas Fincher, maid of honor Terry Landry, best man Billy Harvill, and ushers Robbie Rogers and Jerry Watson attended. They reside in Beaumont where Harvill works for Mobil Oil.
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Wanda Rogers Fount A. Harvill III
Wanda Rogers
Fount
Alexander Harvill II
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Coy R. Rogers
Lumberton
Alexander Harvill Jr
Silsbee
Douglas Fincher
Terry Landry
Billy Harvill
Robbie Rogers
Bride
Jerry Watson
Lumberton High School
Silsbee Schools
Beaumont
Harvill
Mobil Oil
Easy Solution To Cyprus Trouble Not To Be Found
Congressman Charles Wilson reflects on Cyprus crisis and U S role amid Greek Turkish tension. He notes Americans ignored Cyprus while focusing on Vietnam and the Middle East, criticizes support for Greek dictatorship and Turkey bases, and mourns Ambassador Rodger Davies killed amid protests. He warns U S neglect risks painful consequences for friends and national interests.
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Cyprus
Washington, D.C
Vietnam
Bangladesh
Indonesia
Nigeria
Ecuador
U.S
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
Washington
Rodger Davies
Davies
U. S
Middle East
Indian Reservation Plans Fall Activities and Upgrades
Emmett Battise, superintendent, announces expansion at the Alabama Coushatta Reservation near Livingston. Construction adds camping on the lake and an Amphitheater for summer outdoor drama. Fall tours run 1 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekends feature Indian dances. gift shop and restaurant open daily.
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Alabama-Coushatta
Emmett Battise
East Texas
Livingston
Batiste
Funeral Services Held for Bennett E Haynes 62
Bennett E Haynes 62 of Kountze died at 6 40 am Saturday after a brief illness Burial was in Old Hardin Cemetery Services were at 2 pm September 1 at Farmer Funeral Chapel Rev E B Roach and Rev H E Boatwright officiated He was a shipping clerk for Louisiana Pacific former Hardin County deputy sheriff and oilfield driller Survivors include wife Edna two daughters Linda Richardson of Dallas Debra Haynes of Kountze a son Bill Warren of Kountze his mother Frances Fillinigam of Kountze one brother Tom Haynes of Kountze two sisters Maudie Giltner and Verdie Dahl both of Kountze
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Bennett E. Haynes
Kountze
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Farmer Funeral Chapel
E. B. Roach
H. E. Boatwright
Old Hardin Cemetery
Haynes
Morgantown
Louisiana-Pacific
Hardin County
Edna
Bob
Linda) Richardson
Dallas
Debra Haynes
Bill Warren
Frances Fillingim
Tom Haynes
Maudie Giltner
Verdie Dahl
Last Rites For J. W. Lewis 91 Held Aug 30
J. W. Lewis 91, of Lufkin, died Aug 28 in Lufkin Nursing Home. A native of Moscow, he lived in Lufkin since 1918 and served as city manager. funeral at Gipson Funeral Home Aug 30 with burial in Garden of Memories. Survivors include siblings L. L. Lewis of Silsbee and Carrie McDaniel of Beaumont, sons J. W. Lewis Jr. of Ft. Davis and Robert Lewis of Houston, and daughter Mrs. G. E. Marsh of Austin.
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J. W Lewis
Lufkin
Moscow
Angelina Hardwood Sales Co
Gipson Funeral Home
William L. Hattaway
Garden of Memories
L. L. Lewis
Silsbee
Carrie McDaniel
Beaumont
J. W. Lewis Jr
Ft. Davis
Texas
Robert Lewis
Houston
G. E. Marsh
Austin
Final Rites for Eugene E. Ruff Held on Labor Day
Eugene E. Ruff 71 of Lumberton died 12:20 p.m. Saturday in St. Elizabeth Hospital, a Plaquemine La. native who worked as an oil treater for Mobil Oil. Funeral services were Sept. 2 at Kelley-Hixson Chapel with Rev. Louis N. Murray officiating. burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery Beaumont. He is survived by Wilma Ruff, a son Eugene E. Ruff Jr., a brother L. F. Ruff and three sisters.
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Eugene E. Ruff
Lumberton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Plaquemine
Mobil Oil
Kelley- Hixson Chapel
Louis N. Murray
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Beaumont
Wilma Ruff
Eugene E. Ruff Jr
L. F. Ruff
Frank Blazek
Luis Mejia
Lloyd LeJune
Funeral Services For Kelley Infant Held Aug 29
Infant Joe Clayton Kelley son of Mr and Mrs Jack C Kelley of Jennings Louisiana died Aug 27 in Charity Hospital Lake Charles and funeral services were held at 4:30 p m Aug 29 at Bronson Cemetery with Rev James Wallace officiating Survivors include the parents and one brother Jacy Clayton Kelley Jr of Silsbee Texas
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Joe Clayton Kelley
Jack C. Kelley
Jennings, la
Bronson Cemetery
James Wallace
Charity Hospital
Lake Charles
Jacy Clayton Kelley Jr
Silsbee
Silsbee Little Theatre Buys Knights of Pythias Hall
The Silsbee Little Theatre has a permanent home after purchasing the Knights of Pythias Hall at West Avenue I and North Sixth Street. The building, to be named the Silsbee Little Theatre Building, will host rentals when not used for productions and is funded entirely by members.
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Silsbee Little Theatre
Lola Burgess
Knights of Pythias Lodge
West Avenue I
North Sixth Street
Knights Hall
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Sillbee Little Theater
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