Silsbee News Thursday Edition Credits and Staff List
Publication notice for Silsbee Texas with second class mailing date April 10 1919. Names editors David Read R L Read Jerry Zuber and Leona Whitman listed as co owners and publishers. Editorial staff includes News Editor Society and Personal Editor. Mechanical department consisted of compositor foreman printer operator and stereotyper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
Publishers _News
Essman Stereotype
Veterans answers on GI loans and insurance options
A reader asks about liability if a buyer assumes a GI loan and the buyer defaults. The response: liability may be relieved if the loan is assumed with VA approval and current status. Other questions cover Korean GI term insurance deadlines, the War Orphans Education program limits, and reinstating or converting permanent GI policies before or after discharge.
Waldo Mathews PTA Set Meeting for September 26
Waldo Mathews Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday night September 26 at 7 30 in the High School Gymnasium. Officers for the year are Mrs Essie Mae Hamilton president Mrs Barbara Gilmore vice president Mrs Eddie Mae Grimes secretary and Mrs Ollie Berry treasurer.
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Waldo Mathews Pta
Essie Mae Hamilton
Barbara Gilmore
Eddie Mae Grimes
Ollie Berry
Revival Tent to Be Led by Rev F C Drake Near Silsbee
A revival will be held in a large tent three miles north of Silsbee. Rev. F C Drake pastor and founder of Evergreen Assembly of God Church will conduct the meetings each night with special music and prayer for the sick. He invites the public to attend.
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Silsbee
F. C. Drake
Evergreen Assembly of God Church
Drake
Plauntys Return From Vacation Trip to Kansas
Mr and Mrs C H Plaunty returned September 11 from a bus trip to Wichita Kansas Denver Colorado and Salisaw Oklahoma They visited their daughter Mrs Margaret Linstrom in Denver their son Francis Plaunty and his family in Wichita and Mrs Plauntys brother in Oklahoma After 40 years of marriage they took a honeymoon and it was his first real vacation in 40 years Plaunty works with the Santa Fe extension crew when in Silsbee He also runs a truck farm and tree farm north of Silsbee Oil and gas exploration since 1930 has cost the petroleum industry 13 billion dollars.
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C. H. Plaunty
Wichita
Kansas
Denver
Colo
Salisaw
Oklahoma
Margaret Linstrom
Francis Plaunty
Mr. Plaunty
The
Santa Fe
Silsbee
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Herrington 77 Buried at Silsbee
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Herrington 77 were held at First Methodist Church with Rev. Bruce O Power presiding. A long time Silsbee resident she died Friday night in Beaumont nursing home. She leaves a daughter Mrs Minnie L Short of Los Angeles Calif a son Ogden Knupple of Beaumont three sisters a brother five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial was in Knapple Cemetery with Farmer Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers listed.
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Mary Elizabeth Herrington
First Methodist Church
Bruce O. Power
Herrington
Silsbee
Beaumont
Silsbee Eastern Star
Minnie L. Short
Los Angeles
Calif
Ogden Knupple
Frank Murrey
Beau
Moody Brown Sr
Pine Ridge
Knapple Cemetery
Farmer Funeral Home
Johnny Vanderburg
Selma Collier
L. O. Turrentine
L. M. Pra
Clyde Curtis
Thomas
Seed at Nome Rice Dryer boosts clover planting
Coastal Soil Conservation District members purchase S-1 clover seed at Nome Rice Dryer for 85 cents per pound. Seed was bought by Coastal District and sold at cost to cooperators.
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Nome
Coastal Soil Conservation District
Seed and clover plans for Sour Lake area farmers
Farmers including Billy Matthews E H Mauboules Henry Goen and Forest King bought SI clover for fall planting. Jimmy Lowell plans improved pasture with soil analysis help from Soil Conservation Service. Lowell’s farm sits one mile south of Sour Lake and Charlie Fritschi’s field is regrowing with moisture and cooler weather. Swain calls S-1 clover the best thing he has seen.
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Sour Lake Area
Billy Matthews
E. H. Mauboules
Henry Goen
Forest King
LNSCD
Jimmy Lowell
Soil Conservation Service
Lowell
Mr. Lowell
Sour Lake
Charlie Fritschi
Frank Stanley Swain
First Baptist WMU Circle Meets at Mrs McDaniel’s Home
The Alma Graves WMU Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs M K McDaniel’s home with nine members present. Mrs McDaniel presided and opened with prayer. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs A B Greer. Mrs Bob Glenn led the Royal Service lesson on Law of Love with several members assisting. Mrs O T Huff dismissed with prayer.
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Alma Graves
WMU
First Baptist Church
M. K. McDaniel
McDaniel
E. B. Simpson
A. B. Greer
Bob Glenn
Love
O. T. Huff
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Veterans News
Waldo Mathews
Yvonne
High Street
Rick Johnson
Melody Masters
Benny Barnes
Starday
Slim Watts
Hill Billy All Stars
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Hardin County Savings and Loan Ass
5Th St
Silsbee, Ph
Robinson
Robinson Sisters
Bethel Springs
Tenn
Robinsons
Ollie
Maggie
Dinah
Eunice
Lillie
Plauntys
Soil Conservation District News
U.S
Natcherly
Daisy Mae
First Baptist Circle
United States
Baldiggles
United States Treasury
U. Ss
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