Pine Needle (Kountze, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1964 Page: 3 of 6
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1964'
THE PINE NEEDLE
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THE PRETTIER BANK FACES--The lovely ladies, pictured ABOVE, that count your money uaily
are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Coye Bane, Mary Nell Easley, Mary Joyce Davis, and Mrs, Tony Whisenhant.
(Pine Needle Staff Photo)
BANK EMPLOYEES--The friendly, courteous employees of Peoples State Bank that help you keep up
with your moneyare, LEFT ^0 RIGHT, Mary Nell Easley, George Christian, Mary Joyce Davis, Don-
ald Duce, Coye Bane, Mrs. Tony Whisenhant, and Alfred Carter. (Pine Needle Staff Photo)
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GETTING THE FIRST CUP—B. E. Rea, County Agricultural Agent, RIGHT, was the first l;o offer
Congratulations and get the first cup of coffee. Serving are Linda Haynes and Gwen Musgrove. (Pine
Needle Staff Photo)
DISTRICT COURT
DOCKET SET
Fifth Week
Criminal Capital Cases
Set for trial: Monday, Feb.
3, 1964, at 9 a. m.
The State of Texas vs. Ro-
land Irvin, murder.
The State of Texas vs. Mary
Evans, murder.
Sixth Week—Criminal Cases
Ordinary Felonies
Set for trial: Monday, Feb.
10, 1964, at 9 a. m.
State vs. R. H. Briggs, fradu-
iant disposition of mortgaged
property.
State vs. Pink Allen Hatcher,
DWI 2nd offense.
State vs. Billy Lee Wolcott,
DWI 2nd offense.
State vs. Ira Brown, hog
theft.
State vs. S. H. Brown, hog
theft.
State vs. Guy Brown, hog
theft.
• State vs. Beaver H. Williams,
DWI 2nd offense.
State vs. O. D. Davis, DWI
2nd offense.
State vs. Michael G. Grecco,
forgery.
State vs. Charles L. Kettl,
burglary.
State vs. Charles L. .:K?ettl,
burglary.
State vs. Dennis Mott, burg-
lary.
State vs. Dennis R. Mot
burglary.
State vs. Russell Chisum,
burglary.
State vs. Russell Chisum,
burglary.
INCOME TAX SERVICE
• INDIVIDUAL
• PARTNERSHIP
• BUSINESS
• FARM
BILL CONNER
SILSBEE, TEXAS
909 HWY. 96 SOUTH EV 5-2251
DIRECTORS Open CEREMONIES-On hand to get the Tenth Anniversary Celebration underway are
oank directos, LEFT TO RIGHT, Vinson Overstreet, Willie B. Cariker. R. A. Williford, Jr., Alfred
Zeatet and George Christian; (Pine Needle Staff Photo)
CAKE AND COFFEE SERVERS--The Homemaking Girls serving Cake, Coffee, and Punch are, LEFT
TO RIGHT, Melba Smith, Freddie Blackburn, Lavern Vanaver, Dottye Martinka, Kaye Votaw, Linda
Haynes* and Pennie Christian. Not shown are Gwen Musgrove and Lynda Loredo. (Pine Needle Photo)
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BANK OFFICERS—Pictured in front of birthday cake is President,
George Christian; Vice-President and Cashier, Alfred Carter and
Assistant Cashier, Donald Duce. (Pine Needle Staff Photo)
OUTLINE
HISTORY
HISTORY. Questions and An-
swer. _ ■>.
Qst. Define’the term Recon-
struction-.
Ans. It referred to plans for re-
a d m i 11 i n g to the Union those
Southern states which had seced-
ed. Pres. Lincoln devised one
plan which was followed by
Pres. Johnson but was later su-
preseded by a plan developed
by congress. The Reconstruction*
period extended from 1865 to
1877.
THINGS I WOULD Like to see. .
A ten dollar bill with a handle
on it.
HOME SPUN Philosophy. ....
One of the things that all small
towns have in common is a road
out of them.
THROUGH THE*Grape Vine. . .
While Ike was Pres, of Colum-
bia University, they were to
hold a seminary. As the pro -
ceedings were getting under
way, Ike walked into the class-
room and asked the professor in
charge how he felt about a gen-
eral being Pres, of the college.
The answer came quick and po-
lite. Well sir-, answered the
teacher to Ikefc how would you
have felt, if just before the in-
vasion, they had taken a college
BY JESSIE HOOKS
professor and put him in charge
of the invasion.
IT’S A Fact...........
There are still eight states where
the penalty for first degree mur-
der is hanging. They are Dela-
ware, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Mon-
tana, New Hamp., and Wash-
ington and Utah.
PREDICTION...........
The next Attorney General of
the United States will be.a Tex-
an.
WHY IS IT...........
That the people and the govern-
ments of the lessor nations never
seem to give a thought to their
natural resources and develop-
mentpotential until U. S. Cap-
ital and technology develop
them and prime the country's
economic pump. Then they be-'
come points of national pride
and the United States becomes
the capitalist Octopus that is
strangling their country.
A BIT OF Humor........
Why are some women like Will
Rogers?
Ans. Because they never met a
man they couldn’t like.
What is green, has four wheels,
and grows?
Ans. Grass. I just threw the
wheels in extra.
STARTING SERVERS--Starting the serving of cake, coffee and punch at the Tenth Anniversary of
Peoples State Bank are pictured Linda Haynes and Gwen Musgrove. (Pine Needle Staff Photo)
Silsbee Calls
Electricians
Issue Vote
SILSBEE — Silsbee voters
will go to the polls Feb 1 to
decide if they want electricians
to be licensed to do electrical
work in the city.
The special election was set
by city councilmen as the re-
sult of a petition submitted by
J.. C. Busby and E. M. Sim-
mons in November asking the
council to either amend the
electrical code or to call an
election and let the voters de-
cide.
The petitioners are asking
that the electrical code be
amended to read, “No electrical
license or special permit shall
be required by anyone doing
electrical work in the City of
' Silsbee so long as the work com-
plies with the electrical code of
the City of Silsbee. Inspection
and approval shall be given in
the same manner as if the per-
son performing the electrical
work had a license.’'
E. J. Dietrich was namec
election judge. Polling will take
place from 8 AM to 7 PM in the
Fire Hall.
The petition was originally re-
jected. Councilmen said that it
did not have sufficient legal sig-
natures, and that ruling was
challenged by Busby and Sim-
mons at a December meeting.
The main reasons for disquali-
fying the petition were the lack
of poll tax receipts or exemption
certificates and incorrect ad-
dresses.
Since exemption certificates
are not issued in Hardin County,
councilmen accepted Busby’s
word that 97 of the rejected sig-
natures were of persons 60 years
of age and older, which made
the total number of eligible sig-
natures more than the required
150.
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Welch, James E. Pine Needle (Kountze, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1964, newspaper, January 23, 1964; Kountze, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth847664/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar University.