Chance Loeb School News and Local Meetings
Chance Loeb School boosters plan an ice cream supper for Friday night September 12 at 5 PM. Tickets available from band members to raise money for band uniforms and moments. The Chance Loeb School board meeting is September 10 at 7 30 PM with visitors welcome. Pipkin reports two new students bring total to 719. Region 1 Small Schools Association met at Chance Loeb to plan the year 1964 65. Superintendent Nash Evadale Garner Pipkin to meet Dr Salter Lamar College Wednesday at 2 PM to discuss program. Pictures at school Friday September 18 noon. Mrs Betty Wendling hired as temporary clerk in tax office. Weekly menu listed for Monday through Friday.
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Fire Band Boosters Club
Chance - Loeb Schopard
Pams
Pipkin
Mior High
Texas Small School Assaiion
Chance-Loeb
Spurger
Colmesneil
Iadale
West Hardin
Chester
Wll - Dassetta
Chancejeb
W. L. Pipkin
Chance - Loeb
Astration
Ed Nash
Evadale
Spt
L. J. Garner
Prinpal M. L. Pipkin
Chance- Geb
Thomas T. Salter
Lamar College
Betty Wendling
Fred Anders
Henry Holland
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Emmanuel Baptist Association
Fletcher Emanuel Wmu
WMU
Henry Shettles
New Chemical Controls Hornflies Lice Grubs on Cattle
M A Price and P J Hamman announce Ruelene 8R a ready to use oil base insecticide for cattle to control hornflies lice and grubs. The formulation approved by USDA ARS Pesticides Regulation Division reduces skin burn risk and requires backline application at one fl oz per 100 lb body weight up to 800 lb with an 8 oz limit over 800 lb. A single early treatment controls pests. retreatment possible in fall winter or spring for lice. Do not apply within 28 days of slaughter or to certain dairy cattle or stressed animals. ensure water and feed nearby and brand before treatment to avoid hair catching fire.
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M. A. Price
Department of
Texas A&m University
P. J. Hamman
Pesticides Regulation Division
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Price
Silsbee FFA elects 1964 65 officers and community notes
Winfred Davis is named FFA president for 1964 65 with Jerry Powell as reporter and Van Ratcliff as vice president. The column lists local visits, church events, revival services, and family gatherings including Pickering Trahan and Burks families, plus notes on the Fletcher Emanuel Baptist activities and community visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Davis
Silsbee Ffa
Jerry Powell
van Ratcliff
Henry Pickering
Houston
A. E. Pickering
John D. Trahan
Jerry Burks Jr
Jerry Burks Sr
Pete Ener
Pat
Ginger
Charles
Broadus
Burl Harvey
I. M. Butler Jr
I. M. Butler Sr
W. B. Waters
Mott
Honey Island
Leon Freemers
Emery Neely
D. B. Patillo Sr
Lee Evans
Village Mills
Lee Langston
Kountze
Travis Pattillo
Silsbee
Pattillo
Caldwell Forest Baptist Church
Beaumont
Steve Pickering
Larry Alstin
Crosby
Ogden Rosier
Jasper County
Roganville
Billie Stanley
Livingston
Meditation from The World's Widely Used Devotional Guide
A brief meditation draws on universal themes from a guide widely read across communities. It offers reflective prompts and a gentle nudge toward daily contemplation.
What We Do Glorifies God In Daily Life
The Upper Room meditates on Philippians 4: "Whether therefore ye eat or drink or whatsoever we do do all to the glory of God." Every task from farming to housekeeping can honor God when done for Him. Also notes on caution when cooking cheese to melt without toughness.
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Paul
Jesus
God
W. P. Hares
England
When to Allow Guns Football or Cars for Teens
A Texas State Department of Health Education feature advises parents to consider maturity and responsibility when a child wants a gun or a car. It suggests a 12 year old with gun training and safety instruction may be ready for a .22 rimfire rifle, emphasizes supervised training, proper football safety with physicals and proper gear, and notes teen drivers require legal age, permits, and responsible behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Department of Health
Division of Public Health Education
Votaw Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Ties
PFC Deannie Jackson of Ft Hood.joined by family visits from Houston and Beaumont mark a weekend in Votaw. Scouts and locals, including Cecil Collins and James Statum, host and visit relatives across Woodville, Kountze, and Thicket, with many extended family stops and care arrangements noted.
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PFC
Deannie Jackson
Ft. Hood
R. E. Jackson
Votaw Boy Scouts
Cecil J. Collins
Camp Orland
Woodville
Johnnie Hinson
Frosty Dryden
Nathan Allamany
Bobby Collins
Mark Collins
Kitchel Collins
Houston
E. B. Collins
Myrtle Kelley
Ace
Eddie Loftin
Charles Smith
Earl Jackson
Military Academy
Bryan
Melvin Eason
Norris
Cleveland
Q. T. Collins
Davis Mountains
West Texas
Gladys Graham
Joyce
Judy
Junior
Ethel Graham
Emma Knight
George
J. A. Folton
Tomball
Bob Hardy
Amber Eason
Eula Durham
Chance-Loeb
Kenneth Collins
Seabrook
E. C. Collings
G. D. Martin and
George David and
Carl
Charles Loftin
Kountze
Neches National Bank of Silsbee Authorized to Commence Banking
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies that Neches National Bank of Silsbee in Silsbee Texas has met all federal requirements and is authorized to commence the business of banking as a National Banking Association. Witness James J. Saxon signature and seal dated September 2, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
United States
Washington, D. C
Neches National Bank of
Silsbee
State of Texas
James J. Saxon
Tree Selection and Planting for Modern Living Landscapes
The article stresses careful planning for tree selection and placement to suit small modern properties. It notes trees’ growth habits, scale, and sphere of influence, emphasizing proper spacing, function like shade and privacy, and selecting trees that fit the site as they mature. It warns against overlap of space and highlights considerations for form, texture, color, and climate control.
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Solvine
Tree Selection Guidelines for Landscape Design
Determine tree count by ensuring each addition ascends in the landscape picture without encroaching others. Locate all specimens so spheres of influence do not overlap and pick varieties suited to local climate. Assess nuisance potential, avoid heavy litter near walks, drives, terraces or patios, and skip trees with brittle branches in exposed spots. For rapid growth avoid surface roots and excessive feeders to protect grass and paving.
Former Resident Marie Berry Dies in Dallas
Former resident Mrs Marie Sullivan Berry dies after long illness in Dallas. Funeral services set for 9 30 a m Thursday at Sacred Heart Cathedral Dallas with rosary at her home Wednesday 7 30 p m. Survived by husband Jack Berry and daughter Barbara Berry of Dallas and sister Irene McGowan of this city. Nephews serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Troy Self
Dallas
Tom Self
Henry Shettles
Shettles
Marie Sullivan Berry
Sacred Heart Catholic Cathedral
Jack Berry
Barbara Berry
Irene McGowan
This City
Half Million Receive Boost in Pay Sept. 3
The U S Labor Department announced that over 565000 workers will gain from the 1961 amendments raising the minimum wage to $1.15 an hour. The boost takes effect September 3, boosting annual income by about 114.9 million dollars for those covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S
Labor Department
Department
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Channelview
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P. O. Eason
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Decia Boyd
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