Services Held Tuesday For Frank Arnold Sr
Funeral services for Frank James Arnold Sr. 54 who died suddenly of a heart attack were held Tuesday at 2 pm. at Woodrow Baptist Church with Rev. Bobby Roberts and Rev. R. E Barclay officiating. Arnold owned Frank's Place in Silsbee and is survived by wife Agnes, sons Floyd and Frank Jr., mother Mrs. W. L. Arnold of Houston, brother Monroe of Silsbee, eight sisters, and eight grandchildren. Pallbearers included Glenn Hill and other local men. honorary pallbearers were J. F. Cook and Chunky Aycock. Burial followed at Resthaven with Farmer Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank James Arnold Sr
Bobby Roberts
Woodrow Baptist Church
R. E Barclay
Irst Baptist Church
Arnold
Frank
GF Silsbee
Bert
Agnes Arnold
Floyd
Frank Arnold Jr
Silsbee
W. L. Arnold
Houston
Monroe Arnold
Ruby Smith
Jasper
E. L. Parker
Pat W. Turner
Floyd Maples
D. W. Johnson
Pasadena
Glenn Hill
Tom Mattison
Richard Reeves
Carlton Bonds
Cotton Bonds
Charles Bonds
Melvin Strauther
Dink Strauther
J. F. Cook
Chunky Aycock
Farmer Funeral Home
Resthaven
Miss Sammy Savage Plans to Enter Stephen F. Austin College
Miss Sammy Savage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Savage of Silsbee, will depart Sunday to enroll at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches. She is entering the college as a new student this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Savage
Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
Joe Savage
Silsbee
Presbyterian Session Meets Tonight At 8
The Session of First Presbyterian Church meets tonight at 8 at the church to plan the fall program. The pastor urges all elders to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Fanl Sien
Brazos
Camp Cho-Yeh
Livingston
Texas
Carl Britton
Church
Wien
Pioneer Youth Fellowship
Don Brim Promoted to Specialist Five in Okinawa
Horace D. Don Brim aged 24 and based at Okinawa was promoted to specialist five as an administrative assistant in Headquarters Company U S Army Ryukyu Islands. He joined the Army in January 1957 and arrived in the Far East December 1957. A 1951 Silsbee High School graduate Brim later earned a degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College in 1955 and previously worked for Gulf States Utilities in Beaumont.
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Horace D
Don) Brim
Ella
R. Brim
Dardin Dr
Susbee
Okinawa
U.S. Army
Ryukyu Islands
Brim
Far East
Silsbee High School
Sam Houston State Teachers College
The
Gulf States Utilities Co
Beaumont
Tamale vendor memories and a semipro league plan
In Beaumont, Jerry Tuber recalls a black tamale vendor by the bank who sold tasties daily then faded away, possibly due to costs or restrictions. Bill Selman, attorney, aims to revive baseball with a Sabine-Neches Semipro league and invites local interest for a meeting and letters of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Selman
Beaumont
Sabine-Neches
Bill
Silsbee Tigers Open Season With Home Opener
Remington shells debut as shooting season nears while coach Maurice Hobbs unveils the 1958 Silsbee Tiger squad at Cleveland tomorrow night. Local turnout expected as last year’s win over Cleveland sets expected edge for opening tilt.
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Maurice Hobbs
Silsbee Tiger
P. m
Cleveland
Silsbee
1959 license sales warn residents and tips
The notice urges buying 1959 fishing and hunting licenses now from game wardens, county clerks, or sporting goods stores. Costs are $2.15 for resident fishing, $3.15 for hunting, and $5 for antelope permits. Tips include noting numbers for easy replacement, and a local humorous anecdote about Lester Landgraf and a traffic light incident.
Miss Miller Opens Dance Classes for Community
Miss Jean Miller announces start of dance classes at the community hall with tap and ballet for small children. Registration for ballroom dancing for teenagers will be held on Tuesday September 16. New tap and ballet classes will also be registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Miller
Miss Miller
Hayes Leases Turrentine Service Station
R L Bob Hayes leases Turrentine Service Station on highway 9. Hayes returns to Silsbee from Pampa Texas and took over Humble station operations Monday morning. Former operator of Hayes Humble at highways 327 and 96, Tarentine notes 19 years in Silsbee business and hints at a temporary retirement.
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Tarentine
Silsbee
Bun Williamson Dies In Liberty County Logging Accident
Bun Williamson 55 a Liberty County logging contractor and brother of Ben Williamson of Silsbee was killed Wednesday morning when a tree struck him as he operated a tractor near Hull Texas He died instantly Funeral services were held in Liberty under Pace Stancil Funeral Home direction He is survived by his wife two sons three brothers and one sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun Williamson
Liberty County
Ben Williamson
Silsbee
Hull
Liblerty
Pace-Stancil Funeral Home
Mr. Williamson
Episcopal Church Sunday School Registration Set
Registration for the church school opens Sunday September 14 at 10 00 am at St Johns Episcopal church Classes for all ages include adult classes taught by the Vicar Morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 oclock by Rev Grant Herbst topic Christian Responsibility of Godparents Sunday evening 6 00 pm covered dish supper at the parish house then a short meeting Wednesday 730 pm first Woman s Auxiliary meeting of fall
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Grant Herbst
Woman's Auxiliary
B&PW Club Meeting Set For Thursday Evening
The Business and Professional Women's club meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs. Tom Barnes 545 Winters Street. Plans are made to attend the District Conference in Orange September 27 28. President Mrs Ona McGinty will preside and announce committee chairs for the new club year.
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B&pw
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tom Barnes
Winters Street
Orange
Ona McGinty
Eclub
Frontier Rangers Could Replace U S Troops in Texan Frontiers
United States War Department spending on Texan frontier protection could drop half if a single mounted Texian Rangers regiment replaced the scattered garrisons. Ex Governor George T. Wood dies on Trinity River. San Antonio postmaster uncovers mail robberies. Stage accident near Nueces injures Mrs Parmalee and Mrs Barrett. Fayette County urges B B and C Railroad toward Austin. Columbus room opens for two weeks to solicit portraits with discounts.
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War Department
United States
U. S
Advertising Ambrotypes by W. W. Bridgers on Pecan St
W. W. Bridgers returns to his stand on Pecan Street Austin with a large assortment of ambrotype and daguerreotype materials ready to take pictures of every size and style in a beautiful, lifelike manner.
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W. W. Bridgers
Pecan St
Austin
Liberty Gazette Denounces Lynching in Polk County
The Liberty Gazette condemns lynching as a disgrace to the state and argues mob justice is never justifiable. The Telegraph reports no yellow fever in Houston but warns residents not to rush back. Irving Root secures a patent for an improved window fastener. H and TC Railway third section contractors receive 2000 tons of iron for immediate shipment, planning to reach sixty and then seventy mile stations as grading proceeds. Choctaw nation sends laws to states seeking statutor y exchanges to form a national library for the Choctaws.
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Liberty Gazette
Polk County
H&tc Railway
Sixty Mile
Seventy Mile
Francis T. Duffay Drug Supplier Offers Cash or Net Terms
Francis T. Duffay, importer and wholesale and retail dealer in drugs, medicines, dye-stuffs, paints, and oils, prepared to sell to physicians or dealers. Payments may be cash or on time, with city acceptance required and 10 percent added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Duffay
Tom L Burdette Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services were held for Tom L Burdette 645 N Fifth at Carroll-Wallace Chapel Beaumont with Rev Bobby Roberts officiating. He died Friday at 2 50 a m in Hardin county hospital Kountze after a long illness. A World War I veteran and Gulf States Utilities employee he lived in Silsbee 18 years. Survived by wife Callie two sons Tom L Burdette Jr Rodney L Burdette a daughter N L Brumley two sisters and ten grandchildren. Burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Beaumont.
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Tom L. Burdette
Fifth
Carroll-Wallace Funeral Home
Beaumont
Bobby Roberts
Woodrow Baptist Church of
Silsbee
Mr. Burdette
Hardin County Hospital
Kountze
Alabama
Gulf States Utilities
Callie Burdette
Tom L. Burdette Jr
Mobile
Ala
Rodney L. Burdette
N. L. Brumley
R. B. Thayer
Eunice Hammonds
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Masons To Meet Friday At Lodge 927
A called meeting of Masonic Lodge 927 is set for Friday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple to conduct fellow craft and master degree work. Worshipful Master Roy Rodgers invites all members and visiting members to attend.
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Masonic Lodge 927
Masonic Temple
Roy Rodgers
Mrs Willie Lyman Visits Patroon Family in Texas
Mrs Willie Lyman of Patroon Texas is visiting at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Edgar Doggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Lyman
Patroon, Texas
Edgar Doggett
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Frank Arnold, Sr
Don Brim
Jerry Tuber
Selman
Reminston Arms
Berrington
Tigers
Orlon
Chirle
Lester Landgraf
Lester
N. 5Th Street
Isbell
VEAL
Silsbee Packing Co
R. L
Bob’ Hayes
Turrentine
Episcopal Church
Frontier
George T. Wood
Trinity River
San Antonio
Wharton
Texona
Parmalee
Barrett
San Augustine
Nueces River
That County
Fayette
Columbus
Telegraph
Irving Root, Esq
Intelligencer
Masons
Lush
Avenue J
John Bush
Silsbee Business College
Corner Ave
N. 6Th Street
Chanceloer
Woodville
Dad Mplty
Artory
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