Silsbee Tex Journal Mailing Permit and Editorial Staff
An OCR frail item lists a mailing permit dated April 10 and 1919 Act details for Sils March 3, 1879 with Thurdsay publication at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas. It names editors David Read R L Read co owners and publishers Mrs Leona Whitman and various staff roles in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and nearby areas.
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Jass
Texas
Sils
Highway 96
Silsbee
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson Counties
David Read
R. L. Read
Ety
Mrs. Leona Whitman
Soci
Chance Fletcher News Highlights Local Meetings and Births
The Fletcher area community reports the Chance-Fletcher Home Demonstration Club elected new officers led by President Cynthia Smith and saw a failed incorporation vote for Lumberton. Activities include church circles, Junior G A meetings, and a Cherub Choir practice. Local residents report visits, trips, and a birth at Baptist Hospital Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Home Demonstration Club
Louis Frayter
Scarbrough
Cynthia Smith
Alle Woods
I. M. Butler
R. H. Fountain
Coleman
Chance- Loeb
Lumberton
Chance-Loeb
Chance-Loeb Progressive Association
W. B. Waters
Billy Flowers
Debbie
Tommy Stanford
Alma Petkovsek
Walter Templer
Houston
J. J. Fountain
T. R. Templeton
Gwen Stroup
Marietta
Gemma Hare
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Linda Norvell
Keith Gary
Sidney Davis
Mississippi
I. M. Butler Jr
I. M. Butler Sr
George Mutt
Warren
Alvin MceKnight
Kenneth Mitchell
San Antonio
E. W. Stanley
M. K. Gerland Opens New Store In Beaumont
Beaumont welcomes M K Gerland who opens the third Big Star Supermarket at 4600 Calder Avenue. The store, billed as the area’s largest independent market, offers standard groceries and an in store bakery with fresh daily goods in a 12000 square foot air conditioned space. Gerland, a Houston native, also runs a store in Orange and plans another in Victor. He resides with his wife and three children at 1207 17th Street in Orange.
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M. K. Gerland
Crockett & Gilchriest
Big Star
Silsbee
Calder Avenue
Beaumont
Orange
Victor
Gerland
Houston
17Th Street
Loeb News Highlights Family Visits and Local Happenings
Local social notes report a weiner roast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Williams for Nelda’s friends. Obituaries note the death of Ronnel Fountain and services in Silsbee. Other items mention births, hospital updates, ordination, school openings, and community visits across Loeb and nearby towns.
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John Williams
Nelda
Lutkin
O. E. Adams
John
Robert
Perry l
Jerry
Beaumont
David Barrow
E. H Stanford
Loeb
Avis Fountain
Ronnel Herbert Fountain
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze
Farmer’s Chapel
Silsbee
E. Fitzwater
Woodcrest Methodist Church
Henry Shettles
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Hooks Cemetery
Donna Masterson
Woodville
Elmer R. Beard
Baptist Hospital
Prince Beard
J. D
Dicky Ainsworth
Hunter
Houston
Ora Lee Richardson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
J. M. Belk
Port Arthur
George Mitchell Sr
Funeral services held for Iran Wallace former resident
Funeral services for Iran Wallace 57 of 2875 Driftwood Beaumont were held at 4 p m Tuesday at Broussard Mortuary with Rev W L McPherson officiating. Wallace found dead at 6 a m Monday death ruled as personal safety related gunshot wound Burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers listed and survivors include wife Ruby, three sons Vanana James Wallace Donald M Wallace in Army, two daughters Kathryn and Marshall W Rayburn, siblings and three grandchildren.
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Iran Wallace
Driftwood
Beaumont
Broussard Mortuary
W. L. McPherson
North End
Paul Busch
R. L. Engerran
J. B. Stephens
Mr. Wallace
Silsbee
National Life and Accident Insurance Co
North End Methodist Church
Ruby Wallace
Vanana James Wallace
Donald M. Wallace
Army
Kathryn Wallace
Marshall W. Rayburn
van B. Wallace Jr
Thomas B Wallace
Bert K. Wallace
William G. Wallace
Joe Trahan
F. M. Cabell
E.rik Wendler
Pensacola
Fla
Card of Thanks for Ran nel Fountain
Our deepest gratitude to friends and neighbors for thoughtfulness and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and brother Ran nel Herbert Fountain. May God bless you all. Mrs. R. H. Fountain and his sisters.
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Rannel Herbert Fountain
R. H. Fountain
DPS to Issue New Type Auto Stickers
Col. Homer Garrison Jr of the Texas Department of Public Safety announced a new dry mount decal for the annual vehicle inspection year starting September 1. More than five million vehicles must be inspected at 5 000 stations by April 16, 1963, or face law violations.
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Homer Garrison Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events in Wotaw
Local families from Houston Livingston Silsbee Beaumont and other towns visited relatives in Wotaw over the weekend and midweek. Notable items include a 93 pound watermelon from Navasota, a wedding of Wynett Day and Buck Moore, and plans for an Old Time Gospel Singing at the Pentecostal Church on Saturday night.
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San Diego
Floyd Treadway
Baptist Hospital
T. Coleman
Harold Ranier
Silsbee
J. D. Sheffield
United Pentecostal Church
Loeb
E. W. Stanley
John Edward Chance
Lafayette
Allen Chance
Johnny Riggs
A. C. Riggs
Dick Riggs
Davenport
Oklahoma
Myrtle Schumann
Beaumont
Effie Chance
Elmer Ray Beard
Prince Beard
J. D. Die
Janet Chance
Allen Chance Home
A. G. Lassiter
Beauxart Gardens
Randy Mott
C. R. Pate
Abilene
Ellen Bendy
Chance-Loeb School
Homer Shawver
Mother Shawver
la Marque
E. D. Shawver
David Ramey
G. W. Caywood
Silsbee First Baptist Church
Lois Lorraine
Alma Craft
Alice Keith
C. J. Bendy
Lottie Moon
Velma Duke
Mildred Wilcox
Ruth Tanner
Mary Hill Davis
Lilly Jordan
Houston
George Tyer
Lee
Ada Duke
Carl
Victor
Audrey
Winnie
Guy
Vernon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chance-Loeb
F. Landry
Jeffrey
Virgil Langham
Patrick
Junior Williams
Bob Bailey
Clarence Gore
Cleveland
J. L. Brackin
Children
Orange
R. R. Sumrall
Mary Fann
Baby
Betty Lee Gore
Larry Bailey
Livingston
Mackie
Ace
James Hoke
Catherine Sumrall
Romayor
Bertha Collins
Bob
Nome
Collins
Gladys King
Ruth Lynn
Ed Beeson
Mary Joyce Davis
Madeline Rosier
Jeannie Mills
Children of
Liberty
W. E. Bailey
J. B. Harris
Jesse Whitmire
Little Sandra
W. E. Stewart
Dallas
E. L. Teal
Teal
Stewart
Navasota
Glendon Dettling
Dayton
Junior
Joe Dettling
W. P. Burnett
G. A. Knight
Tombalil Hospital
Helen Jackson
Ada Rhodes
R. L. Moye
P. L. Williams and Sons
Curtis Hanna
Galveston
Morris Rhodes
Wotan
Bailey Home
Williford Asha of
Pentecostal Church
Presbyterian Youth Choir Resumes Twice Monthly Practice
The Youth Choir of First Presbyterian Church Silsbee will resume practices today at 3 30 PM at Highway 96 South. Choir meets first and third Thursdays for students in fourth grade and up. Mrs Hugh Smith directs. Church sessions, diaconate meeting changes, education committee gathering, and women’s circle noted with locations and times. Church School starts 9 44 AM Sunday. worship 11 AM.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Silsbee
Highway 96 South
Hugh Smith
R. O. Jackson
Old Kountze Road
Smith
R. L. Paret
Christian Education Committee
Marshall Ewing
Cravens Drive
Larry Correll
Ewing
Larry M. Correll
Evadale WMU Circles Meet at Central Baptist Church
Evadale church circles of the WMU at Central Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. Mrs. Valaria Gattis leads the program. A Day of Prayer for state missions is observed. Hours run 9 a.m. to noon with a noon covered dish luncheon. A nursery will be available for preschool children.
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WMU
Central Baptist Church In
Evadale
Valaria Gattis
Silsbee Public Schools Weekly Menu Sept 10–14
School meals for Silsbee Public Schools list weekly dinners from Monday to Friday. Monday features chicken and dumplings with buttered peas and rolls. Tuesday offers stew with potatoes and vegetables. Wednesday serves meatloaf with rice and peas. Thursday has baked ham with green beans and creamed potatoes. Friday presents fish steaks with baked beans and salad. Milk accompanies most days.
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Silsbee
Texas Traffic Deaths Dip. Nationwide Hit Record High
For the first half of the year Texas fatalities fell 3 percent from 1961 while national traffic deaths rose to a new all time high, up 7 percent over last year.
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Texas
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Associatyt
Mechani
Tommy Read
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
CAL Department
Linotype
Pressman
Chance
Fletcher News
A. F. Butler
Loeb News
Mrs. C. H. Shawver
Austin
Garrison
Gretl Bauer
Wotaw News
F. L. Teal
W. E Bailey
Pig Sandy Cemetery
Moye
Mary Cecil Collins
Valley McDonald
Jacksonville
Bob Hardy
R. D. Warren
Daughters
Bob Baily
Frankie Whitmire
Jackie Moss
Presbyterian Services Listed
Evadale Church
America
Dinette
Ward’s Furniture Co
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