Prison Rodeo to Feature Inmate Stars This October
The Texas Prison Rodeo's 27th year will spotlight five national TV and singing stars alongside inmate cowboys. Inmates will perform Sundays in October with new faces likely to surprise attendees. Top guests Richard Boone Dale Robertson Ward Bond Robert Culp and Tommy Sands will attend on specified dates.
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Texas
Texas Department of Corrections
Albert Moore
Moore
Richard Boone
Dale Robertson
Ward Bond
Robert Culp
Tommy Sands
Barr Travels to Dallas for Insurance School
Southland Life Insurance Company representatives attend a New Man's School at the Dallas home office this week. Agents from eight agencies in Arkansas and Texas participate, including Melvin G. Barr of Silsbee.
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Southland Life Insurance Company
Dallas
Loeb Community Briefs Highlight Local Events
Weekend reports from Loeb include Jimmie Mitchell on business in Pascagoula Mississippi and Ada Duke receiving treatment at Hotel Dieu. Several families visit, relatives move in, and local surgery takes place at Baptist Hospital. Pete Williams suffers a heart attack in Beaumont and is hospitalized. Channel bass fishing notes conclude the column.
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Jimmie Mitchell
Pascagoula
Miss
Ada Duke
Hotel Dieu
D. A. Gibson
San Antonio
Bruce Fairchild
Loeb
George Mitchell, Sr
J. M. Belk
Baptist Hospital
K. L Mitchell
Dorothy
Belk
Herman Joiner
Hamblett
N. C
T. F. Jeffcoat
Donna Jeffcoat
Casenie Hall
Beaumont
Cecile Benty
Brenda Jordan
Harry Bart
Ragartmess
Ick
Silsbee Highway
William Caywood
Jessie Hooks
Delbert Castelna
J.B. Faggard
A. L. Andrusi
Gilchriest
Clyde Faggard
Pete Williams
Corpus Minister Holds Revival At All Faith Church
Rev Tollie Hurst of Corpus Christi serves as visiting evangelist at All Faith Tabernacle. Revival began Sunday night with services nightly at 7 45. The church sits on the Spurger highway north of Silsbee. Pastor Rev T C Vaughan invites the public.
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Tollie Hurst
Corpus Christi
All Faith Tabernacle
Spurger Highway
Silsbee
T. C. Vaughan
WSCS Plans General Meeting at First Methodist Church
The September general meeting of the WSCS will be a covered dish luncheon in Cravens Hall on Wednesday Sept 24 at 11 45 am. Guest speaker will be Mrs R T Yar borough Beaumont District president of the WSCS. Hostesses are Mrs Curtis Richmond Mrs N P Mc Carney and Mrs Harry N Holt.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Cravens Hall
R. T. Yarborough
Beaumont
Curtis Richmond
N. P. McCarney
Harry N. Holt
It Takes Hours to Learn Driving Skills in Early Study
A brief note suggests that learning to drive can require effort akin to handling three and a half cars. The statement frames the learning process as demanding and progressive rather than a quick skill.
Birth announcements from Port Neches and nearby towns
Hello World Mr. and Mrs. Bo Simmons of Port Neches are the parents of a son Kenneth Merion born September 17 at Baptist Hospital Beaumont. Several other families in Silsbee Kountze and Hardin County report newborns between September 10 and 15 at Hardin County Hospital.
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Bo Simmons
Port Neches
Kenneth Merion
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
E. A. Simmons
Simmons
Neida Creek
City
Joe David Nelson
Silsbee
Rebecca Denese
Baptis Hospital
T. H. Blake
Lucian Earward
Hardin County Hospital
N. G. Phillips, Jr
R. M. Saye
Kountze
Ralph Durwood
Marlon Bruce
M. A. Freeman
Phillip Dreddy
Patricia Ann
William Albert
W. M. Ratcliff
Elizabeth Carol
G. O. Moore
H. C. Ratclif
Bridal Shower Honors Linda White
Miss Linda White bride elect of Charles McClain was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday hosted by Mrs. R. C. Wilson and others. Guests enjoyed white, green, and yellow decor with a candle tree centerpiece.
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Linda White
Charles McClain
R. C. Wilson
Robbie Jones
Grady James
Jake “Lock
A. G. Murphey
Grace McMillan
Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs D McMahon in Kirbyville
Funeral services for Mrs. D. McMahon 81 who died at her daughter Mrs Mahon Benson’s home in Silsbee will be held at 3 30 p m today in Kirbyville from the chapel of the Stringer Funeral Home. She is survived by D D McMahon Jr of Lake Charles a sister Mrs Kate McClain of Kansas City Mo seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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D. McMahon
Mahon Benson
Silsbee
Kirbyville
Stringer
McMahon
Christian Church
D. D. McMahon, Jr
Lake Charles
Kate McClain
Kansas City
Real Estate Office Opens at Silsbee Residence
Bill Conner, new to Silsbee from Beaumont, has opened a real estate office at his Roosevelt Drive home. A Woodville native previously with J. K. Hurley, Realtor, Beaumont, Conner chose Silsbee after evaluating several areas, citing strong growth promise for the region.
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Bill Conner
Beaumont
Roosevelt’ Drive
Mr. Conner
Woodville
J. K. Hurley
Silsbee
Evadale PTA Plans Carnival for October 30
Evadale Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium at 7 30 pm with Mrs L P Bundy presiding. The group approved plans to sponsor a Fall Carnival set for October 30 and held a reception social to introduce teachers after the meeting.
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Evadale Parent- Teacher Association
L. P. Bundy
First Baptist WMU Circle Elects New Officers
The Mary C Alexander WMU Circle of First Baptist Church met with seven members. New church year officers named: Leona Whitman chair, Jessie Ruth Hail co chair, W F Lambert secretary. Appointed chairs for programs stewardship mission study community mission publications prayer. Installation of officers set for October 2 with C B Bass to preside.
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Mary C. Alexander W MU
First Baptist Church
Jerry Zucer
B. R. Walker
Leona Whitman
Jessie Ruth Hail
W. F. Lambert
Jerry Zuber
R. E. Barclay
C.S. Sherrill
Birthday surprise honors Peggy Sue McClanahan
Peggy Sue McClanahan was honored with a surprise party on her 11th birthday Saturday at her parents home. Beverly Newsum Mary Dell Littlepage and Rolanda Rudi saille were prize winners. Cold drinks and cake were served to guests.
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Peggy Sue McClanahan
Mrs
F. L. MecClanahan
Beverly Newsum
Mary Dell Littlepage
Rolanda Rudisaille
Silsbee Bee Publication Details 1919
The Silsbee Bee announces it is published Thursdays from 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas under a 1919 mailing permit. Rates are 3.50 yearly in Hardin County and 4.00 outside. Editorial staff includes David Read R L Read Jerry Zuber Leona Whitman and others.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin County
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
R. R. Burgess
Tommy Read
Louis Johnson
James Johnson
Mizpah Sunday School Plans Officers For New Year
The Mizpah Sunday School class at First Baptist Church held a regular business meeting at Oglesbee's Hive Village Creek with Mrs Frank Yarbrough and Mrs Frank Payne as hostesses. Mrs B L Moreland presided and named a nominating committee to secure officers for the new church year. Committee members were Mrs Ike Sparks Mrs W A West and Mrs Bessie Tuxworth. Eleven members and three guests attended a covered dish luncheon.
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First Baptist
Mizpah
First Baptist Church
Masons To Hold Friday Evening Degree Work
A called meeting will be held Friday at 7 o'clock in the Masonic hall for master’s degree work. Roy Rodgers, worshipful master, invites all members and visiting Masons to attend.
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Masonic Hall
Roy Rodgers
Keep This Ad Free Information For Arthritis Sufferers
Advertisement claims over 25 000 arthritic and rheumatic patients have used the medicine since it reached the market. It asserts home use and low cost and offers free information by sending name and address to P O Box 826 Hot Springs Arkansas.
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P. O
Hot Springs
Arkansas
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Melvin G. Barr
Insurance
Loeb Community Briefs
Mrs. C. H. Shawver
Corpus
All Faith Church
I. V. Service
Motorola
Zenith General
RCA
CBS
Philcectric
Warrick TV & Appliance CO
Himalayas
Evadale Pta
Devel
Kraft's
Bakerite
Blue Plate
Sabet. Pena
Schuler
Stokely
Dehart
Kountze Hiway
Dearborn
First Baptist Circle
WMU
C. B. Bass
Anahuac
Taweree
Masons
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