Silsbee Social Notes Highlights From Local Visits And Deployments
Silsbee residents share weekend visits and travels with family and friends. Johnny Smith now stationed in Jacksonville Florida attends AEA School after six months at Great Lakes Indiana. Several locals attended HemisFair in San Antonio while others visited Texas cities and relatives across the region. John Martin and John Teel receive hospital treatment and surgery. Joe Hawthorne received US Marine discharge after three years service including Puerto Rico.
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Johnny Smith
J. R. Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
AEA
Great Lakes
W. E. Sheffield
Willie Vee Huff
Robbie Jones
Eugene Bell
Earline Dehart
Earnest Nerren
HemisFair
San Antonio
L. E. Martin
John Sole
Oceanside
Calif
Victor Lange
Bowling Green
Doyle Swerthout
R. S. McClamroch
B. F. Beck
Beaumont
W. C. Britton
National Parliamentary Association
Carolyn McAdams
Billy McAdams
Texas Children’s Hospital
Houston
Leonard Wayne Yankie
Saigon
US Army
Edith Yankie
San
Marvin Williams
Santa Fe Hospital
Temple
W. H. Holland
Alexandria
John L. Teel
Baptist Hospital
Lenox Hawthorne
Lenox Hawthorne Jr
Pearland
Bryan Mays
Port Neches
J. H. Richardson
J. F Lockhart
Mena
Ark
Richardson
Joe McLemore
Jerry Sue Watt
Larry Martin
Galveston
Hattie Gregory
Joe Hawthorne
US Marines
Puerto Rico
Don L. Hawthorne
Elaine Tarver
Leona Whitman
Lillian
L. B. Creel
Sim Ward
John Martin
Optimists Sponsor Tibby the Magician Show in Silsbee
Tibby the Magician will present an evening of magic at 8 p.m. Friday in the Silsbee Junior High School auditorium. The event is sponsored by the Silsbee Optimist Club with Jim Sewell as program chairman. The act features a levitation routine using a volunteer from the audience, promising mystery and suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibby
Silsbee
Silsbee Optimist Club
Jim Sewell
Optimist
Sewell
Read-Turrentine PTA Meets Tuesday
Read-Turrentine Elementary PTA schedules its first season meeting Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Speaker Mrs A J Ravan discusses Family Involvement in Educational Changes. Membership drive led by Mrs Charles Kelley. forms to be sent home with students.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Read-Turrentine Elementary
Read-Turrentine Pta
A. J. Ravan
Charles Kelley
Argentinian surgeon Liotta joins transplant team in Houston
Dr Liotta from Diamante Entre Rios Argentina will visit Silshee three days weekly to work at Methodist Hospital while his family stays in Houston. He earned a BA from National College de Conception del Uruguay and an MD from University of Cordoba School of Medicine, Cordoba, oldest city and university in Argentina founded in 1613. He did graduate work at Baylor College of Medicine. Barnard, who performed South Africa's first heart transplant, is also slated to attend.
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Barnard
South Africa
Diamante
Entre Rios
Argentina
Liotta
National College de Conception del Uruguay
University of Cordoba
Cordoba
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Silshee
School Enrollment Figures and Teacher Salary Aid
Trustees reported seventh and eighth grades at 642 enrollment while O'Neil Intermediate for fifth and sixth grades had 661. Elementary campuses Read-Turrentine 508, Kirby 664, Robinson 134. Governor’s Committee on Public School Education report discussed. Beginning teacher supplemental salary aid expected for next term. Resignations accepted: Sherman White head bus driver, Viola Grisham cafeteria worker, Marilyn Falker Title I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Read-Turrentine
Kirby
Robinson
Governor’s Committee On
Silsbee
Sherman Whitehead
Viola Grisham
Marilyn Falker
Bereaved Family Thank You
Our heartfelt thanks for prayers and expressions of sympathy in the loss of our husband and father I E Stephen. May God bless you all from the family of I E Pudden Stephen.
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Stephen
1. E
Pudden
Library Workshop In Beaumont Seeks Library Network Growth
A Beaumont workshop on September 19 at 9 30 a m discusses a Texas Legislature 1969 bill proposed by the Texas Library Association. Sponsors include Golden Triangle Public Libraries and Texas State Library Field Services. The session seeks expanded library networks and federal grant guidance.
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Ridgewood
Beaumont
Texas
Texas Library Association
Golden Triangle Pabtie Libraries
Orange Public Library
Jefferson County
Tyrrell Public Libray
Gates Memorial Library
Port Arthur
Texas State Library
Field Services Division
Texas Public Libraries
Band Instruments On Display At O'Neil School
A complete band instrument display will be held Monday from 4 to 8 30 p m in the O Nei Intermediate School. A Swicegood Music Co Beaumont representative will display and explain the instruments to students and parents. James A Jones band director will be present to answer questions and assist students for those beginning band.
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O’nei
Swicegood Music Co
Beaumont
James A. Jones
Miss Muckleroy Named Fall Director at Silsbee Little Theater
At a director's meeting, Miss Kelly Muckleroy was named director for the fall production to be staged December 6 and 7. The reading and recommendation panel included Mrs. R. L. Paret and Jim Meldrum with others. A membership meeting set for October 13 will include a one act reading and social refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Muckleroy
Sillsbee High School
R. L. Paret
Jim Meldrum
Paul Georgas
John Hartman
James Leigh
Muckleroy
Weldon Gilchreist
Little Theater
Jarrett Wingfield
Cheryl Markham
J. C. Jeffrey Jr
Hugh Smith
Lt Gene Richardson In Tokyo Hospital
First Lieutenant Gene Richardson of Silsbee is out of combat after 11 months in the Mekong Delta. Hepatitis sent him to a Tokyo hospital for recuperation before he returns to the United States. He has been in intense combat since last October and expects to stay in Tokyo a few more weeks.
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Gene Richardson
Silsbee
Mekong
South Vietnam
Tokyo
States
Fletcher Richardson
U. S
Rebels Face Heavier Goodrich Line In Openers
The Rebels feature a light backfield averaging 160 pounds with a 190 pound fullback and a tackle heavy line averaging 138 pounds as coach Pierce expects a tough test against the nearly 170 pound Goodrich line. He praises his hustlers and warns the Goodrich team they will be in for a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Erwin
Larry Goats
Frank Arnold
Walter Cherry
John Cherry
Noel Rainey
G. L. Older
Danny Whitsitt
Vernon Roberts
Rebels
Goodrich
Pierce
Evadale
Lumberton Quarterback Club Meeting Set at High School
Lumberton Quarterback Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p m in Lumberton High School J S Romero will preside and invite all members and interested persons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Lumberton High School
J. S. Romero
Edward Reed Celebrates 18th Birthday With Friends
About 53 guests attended a wiener roast Monday night at the Reed family home honoring Edward Reed on his eighteenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reed Jr hosted the event with football and volleyball games played among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reed
C. E. Reed Jr
Rummage Sale Planned by First Assembly of God Church
The First Assembly of God Church sponsors a rummage sale Saturday at 825 Hwy. 96 S. next door to the church. The sale starts at 8 a.m.
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First Assembly of God Church
Hwy
Mormon Conference Set in Beaumont with Brockbank Speaker
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds its quarterly conference in Beaumont this Saturday and Sunday. Elder B P Brockbank, assistant to the Twelve Apostles, will speak Saturday at 5 p m at the Beaumont church. Sunday services begin at 10 a m at Port Neches Groves High School. Brockbank heads Missions to the British Isles and directs the HemisFair pavilion in San Antonio. He is a Utah building contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Beaumont
B. P. Brockbank
Twelve Apostles of
Church
Port Neches - Groves
Brockbank
British Isles
HemisFair
San Antonio
Utah
Restored Spanish Grant Homes Remain at San Antonio Fair
Twenty two restored houses dating to Spanish land grants will stay on the fairgrounds after the San Antonio World's Fair closes. The decision preserves historic sites amid dismantling plans for the exposition.
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San Antonio
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