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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1959

Page

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Grand Jury Ends Session Monday in Hardin County

The Hardin County Grand Jury April term concluded in Kountze with 10 indictments, total 39 true bills. It reported 25 no bills and 5 cases referred to the County Attorney, plus two cases passed to the next Grand Jury.

Hardin County Willis Selman Buster A. Rucker F. L Texas

Apache Lumber Co Grand Opening Set For Saturday

Apache Lumber Co and Worthey Glass and Mirror announce the grand opening of a joint venture at 1145 Highway 96 South this Saturday. Sherman and Tom Worthey state Silsbee’s newest building materials firm will occupy the front of a 60 by 140 foot prefab building. S. M. Miears Jr will direct lumber and building operations. Free prizes are listed in a full page Bee ad.

Apache, Lumber Company Worthey Glass and Mirror Highway 96 Sherman Tom Worthey Lumber Company Silsbee S. M. Miears Jr The Bee

Shine Survey Office to Hold Open House

Open house will be held this Saturday and Sunday at the offices of Darrell D. Shine, a registered surveyor, located at 665 S Third Street. The building, designed by contractor Charles Suitt, features illuminated ceilings and exposed brick with cedar trim. Shine and Suitt will be on hand to guide visitors from 2 to 6 p.m. each day.

Darrell D. Shine S Third Street Charles “Buddy” Suitt Shine Suitt

Santa Fe Clears Kirbyville Wreckage After Train Crash

The Santa Fe mainline near Kirbyville reopened after 17 freight cars derailed when freight train No. 252, en route from Silsbee to San Augustine, left the track at 8 13 a m three miles north of Kirbyville. Eight toppled cars. a shoofly was built to reroute traffic while wreckage was cleared. a broken rail caused the accident. Engineer T L Smith and conductor Burl Slaydon, both from Silsbee, reported no injuries.

Santa Fe Kirbyville San Augustine Silsbee T. L. Smith Burl Slaydon

Rand Family Visit Highlights Groesbeck Bonds

Mr and Mrs G B Rand of Groesbeck visited recently in the home of their son Jim Rand and family reaffirming family ties and hospitality in the community.

G. B. Rand Groesbeck Jim Rand

Family visits after Rambler Show 1960 return

Mr and Mrs Clifton Caraway return from Kansas City Missouri after attending the Rambler Show of 1960. Their children Steven and Susan visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Caughman in Carthage Arkansas while the parents were at the show.

Clifton Caraway Kansas City Steven Susan Carthage Ark Roy Caughman

C of C Proposes Silsbee Civic Center Committees Named

Silsbee Chamber of Commerce discussed a civic center project to be a public building. President Robert Neyland released committee appointments for land procurement planning legal and related tasks, with chairmen and members listed for each group.

Silsbee Silsbee Chamber of Commerce Robert Neyland Chamber of Commerce L. D. Self Paul Georgas Earl Stover Earl Wills Charles Suitt C of Mr. Neyland Retail Merchants John Skinner Rayford Birdwell Frank Rudisaile John Fordinal Richard Jones Marion Almond E. M. Prewitt Purvis Crockett Dudley Young Fred Perlitz John Hartman Rex Worley M. L. Wilson F. B. Dardin L. Goodwin A. F E. Johnson Frank Payne W. L. Miller David Diden F. M. Bowers Newton Hopkins L. A Yankie Clyde Cole E. M. Wilson Jr A. W. Dainwood Sam Copeland R. L. Read John Schuler Clifford Baker E. F. Bistline B. A McMahon Herbert Elmore F R. Grote Paul Georges Howard Hargrove Frank McClanahan Clarence Dehart Cecil Cobble Charles Smit Louise Hill Lother

Seventh Victim Of Mill Explosion Dies

The Evadale East Texas Pulp and Paper Mill blast claims two more lives bringing total deaths to seven. Paul Lawson Beck of Beaumont 23 and Drewey Cleve Beard 39 of Buna died at Baptist Hospital Beaumont. Funeral services for Beard were at Hopewell Methodist Church near Elizabeth La. Beck’s service was at St. Marks Beaumont with burial in Canada. Surviving Beck include parents J B Beck and Mrs. Beck and brother Dr Roland Beck of Montreal.

East Texas Pulp and Paper Evadale Paul Lawson Beck Beaumont Baptist Hospital Mr. Beck Drewey Cleveland Beard Buna Larry Glenn Obie DeLoach Silsbee Carl Bonner George Tennison J. M. Huddleston C. Bierhalter Kirbyville Jim Moore Tennison Mr. Beard P. m Hopewell Methodist Church Elizabeth Mark Lewis Buna Methodist Church Allen Parish Louisiana Eastex Hopewell Cemetery Stringer Funeral Home Inez Beard Jerry John Beard Roberts and Pipkin-Brulin Ottawa Canada Beck Queens University Kingston J. B. Beck Redwood Drive Roland P. Beck Montreal

Station KKAS Aims At October 1 Broadcast Date

KKAS Silsbee plans to go on air October 1 using 1300 kilocycles on a 500 watt daytime schedule. Co owners are Harvard C Bailes of Cleveland and Val D Hickman of Silsbee with local salesman Bob Wimp coordinating staff.

KKAS Silsbee Bob Wimp Wimp Memorial Hospital Houston Harvard C. Bailes Cleveland Val D. Hickman

John J Meek Honorably Discharged From Navy

John J Meek son of Mr and Mrs G W Meek of Silsbee formerly attached to the U S Naval Receiving Station Norfolk Virginia has been honorably discharged from the U S Navy.

John J. Meek Sogsn Usnr G. W. Meek Roosevelt Dr Silsbee U. S. Naval Receiving Station Norfolk Virginia U. S. Navy

Firemen Honored at Silsbee Volunteer Fire Dept Anniversary

At the twentieth anniversary dinner in the Silsbee Fire Station 18 firemen and officers received 20 year and 10 year service pins from David Read. City Attorney Earl Wills presented a city plaque praising the department while E M Wilson Jr served as master of ceremonies.

Bob Murphy Nacogdoches Silsbee David Read Silsbee Bee E. M. Wilson Jr Silsbee State

Council Hears From Auditor and Reads Annexation Plan

Silsbee city council approved the city audit by Walter K. Juncker of Beaumont and discussed a weed clearing ordinance for vacant lots and taxi cab rules. A planning commission appointment effort was listed, and the Kirby Elementary campus annexation was set for first reading to lower fire insurance for the district.

Silsbee City Walter K. Juncker Beaumont A. R. Newland Frank C. Choate City Planning Commission Bob Banks Kirby

Warnick Family Guests in Read Home Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Warnick and their Orange children visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Read for a weekend gathering.

G. H. Warnick Children of Orange G. H. Read

Tigers Face Formidable Port Acres Test On Road

Silsbee travels to Port Acres seeking improvement after a 49 12 defeat by Aldine. Coach Maurice Hobbs cites speed and depth on the Eagles as the toughest test this young season while Harold Bean Randy Read and Nicky Gilbert lead the Tigers' offense and Marvin Gordon anchors the defense.

Silsbee Tigers Port Acres Eagles Port Acres Tigers Maurice Hobbs Tiger Cleveland Aldine Robert Rorney Larry Rice Harold Bean Charlie Woodard Bo Tarver Mustang Mustangs Silsbee Sopomore Randy Read Read Hhei Bean Tarver John Hartman Nicky Gilbert Aldines Marvin Gordon Yeoman Bobby Pontes Sammy Barrow Gene Roberts Andrew Lare Dee Cunningham

Silsbee Launches Two Day Hazard Hunt In Public Buildings

Silsbee crews join the Chamber of Commerce and City Council to conduct a two day hazard hunt Friday and Saturday. The Texas Fieldmen's Association Houston division guides the effort to spot and tag fire risks in public buildings and businesses. The program aims to recognize hazards for owners, involve local fire officials in a service project, and reduce future fires with follow up by city inspectors.

Silsbee Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department Chamber of Commerce Houston Texas Fieldmen’s Association Silsbee Chamber of Commerce Texas John Busby

Husband injured in Silsbee paper mill blast improving slowly

Mrs. J. M. Huddleston informed the Silsbee Bee that her husband, hurt in the mill explosion, is slowly improving and currently not permitted visitors.

J. M. Huddleston Silsbee Bee

Junior High Routs Liberty 26 0 in Kirby Stadium

Silsbee Juniors dominated Liberty 26 0 in a season opener at Kirby Stadium. Johnny Upshaw burst 88 yards for a TD, Paul Johnson connected with Wayne Nash for a 20 yard score, and Johnson added a 74 yard run to seal the win as all 32 players contributed on defense and offense. They face Bridge City at 7 tonight.

Junior High Liberty Bridge City Tonight Cubs Kirby Stadium Liberty Junio High Silsbee Rand Upshaw Wayne Nash Johnson Bridge City

Services Held Monday For Herbst Baby

Gregory Allison Herbst three day old son of Rev and Mrs Grant Herbst of Silsbee died in a Beaumont hospital. Funeral services were at St Johns Episcopal Church with Rev Edward Hartwell assisting. Graveside rites followed at Swedish Lutheran Cemetery in El Campo with Rt. Rev John E. Hines in charge. He leaves parents two brothers Stuart Allen and Gary Siegfried Herbst one sister Veronica Herbst and grandparents Mrs S E Herbst and Mr and Mrs John Bard. Farmer Funeral Home directed arrangements.

Gregory Allison Herbst Grant Herbst Silsbee Beaumont St. John’s Episcopal Church Edward Hartwell St. Mark's Episcopal Church Herbst el Campo John E. Hines Episcopal Diocese of

B Tigers Host Jasper B In Kirby Stadium Showdown

Coach Jack Hetherington's B Tigers meet Jasper B tonight at 7 30 in Kirby Stadium. Jasper’s B squad routed Silsbee 41 6 last week in a confidence boost for the visitors.

Jack Hetherington B Tigers Jasper Kirby Stadium Jasper Boys Silsbee

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Tigerettes Silsbee High Jean Miller Judy Wilson Jo Ann Johnson Myrtis Skinner Dee Ann Wilson Lenora Brown Shirley Callaway Carole Fleetwood Jeanette Hawthorne Pat Nolan Polly Harrison Joyce Rice Edna Hall Judy Denson Sherry Hinkle Gloria Trahan Judy Jackson Jeanne Collier June Caraway Marvel Ann Moore Jola Griffith Jerry Boardman Brenda Jordan Jana Jackson Clara Sue Johnson Jo Alice Lindsey H. A. Coe 88Th Judicial District D. C. Enloe Apache Lumber Co Shine Survey Office C of C Civic Center Neyland Council Auditor Liberty Junior High Jeanelle Shavers Selma Jean Hill Isabel Sledge Sue Matthews Brenda Young Barbara Grant Silsbee Junior High Kirby Stadim Glen L. Kirby Tax and Land Department Southwestern Settlement and Development Division East Texas Pulp and Paper Co E. C. Nash Evadale Independent Nash
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