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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1961

Page

2

Deadline extended for $1000 Clark Gable scholarship

The Jefferson Amusement Co and Metro Goldwyn Mayer offer a $1000 scholarship to area high school seniors in connection with the Gone With the Wind show at Pines Theater. Manager D. H. Suitt announced the extension to two weeks after the film’s run. Contestants must answer three film questions and write an essay. rules are at the theater box office.

Clark Gable Jefferson Amusement Co Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pines D. H. Suitt

Silsbee Ladies Aid Evadale Group On Making Dressings

Mrs Elton Jardell and Mrs Kate Hargrove led Evadale ladies in a March 28 session at Central Baptist Church to demonstrate making cancer bandages. Eight attendees were present. Volunteers with clean worn sheets may contact Mrs Wardie Odom at EV 54575 in Evadale as Cancer Crusade month prompts help.

Elton Jardell Kate Hargrove Evadale Central Baptist Church Wardie Odom

Nu Upsilon Unit Hears Mrs Grote Speak On Nature

Beta Sigma Phi Nu Upsilon met March 27 at Mrs. B C Taff home with cohostess Mrs. Jimmy Smith. Guest speaker Mrs. Frank Grote presented Nature. A rummage sale was planned for April 28. Members will accompany the Exemplar chapter to the Beaumont Art Museum Sunday. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday night at Mrs. Douglas Edwards home.

Nu Upsilon Unit Nu Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Sorority B. C. Taff Jimmy Smith Frank Grote Beaumont Art Museum Douglas Edwards

Mrs Worley to Host Spring Piano Recital Saturday

Mrs Rex Worley presents her piano pupils in a spring recital Saturday night at 7 30 in Read-Turrentine Cafetorium. The public is invited with no admission charge.

Rex Worley

Mrs Hill Takes Over Langhammer Package Store

Mrs Louise Hill has taken over the operation of her deceased brother Langhammer's Package Store on Highway 96 south of the railroad crossing. She invites friends and her brother's friends to call by at any time.

Louise Hill Langhammer’s Highway 96

Card of Thanks for Langham relative loss

Card of thanks expresses deep appreciation for kindness during bereavement for K. E. Langham mer. Gratitude for sympathy cards flowers and tokens. blessing wished to all.

K. E. Langhammer

Garden Club Flower Show Comes Tuesday at Cravens Hall

The Silsbee Garden Club will stage its annual flower show on Tuesday from 2 to 7 p m in Cravens Hall at First Methodist Church. Theme is Memoirs of a Flower with committees led by Mrs Paul Georgas and others handling general show staging classification judging hospitality publicity and cleanup.

Silsbee Garden Club Cravens Hall First Methodist Church Paul Georgas Henry Horka B. D. Banks I. F. Eldredge Jr Doyle McKeown H. C Hopkins W. C. McNeil J.G. Cullinan H. Fuller Mrs. Smith S. T. Walker Alvin Hall

Houston Woman To Speak Tonight At Episcopal Church

Mrs. Guy McDaniel of Houston, diocesan chairman for United Thank Offering, will be guest speaker at the Women of St Johns Episcopal Church meeting tonight held at the Parish House. Mrs. George D. Tennison will preside.

Guy McDaniel Houston United Thank Offering St. John’s Episcopal Church George D. Tennison Bob McClelland Leon Stokesbury T. M Tennison Jr UTO

Local and Personal News Notes on Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Albert McBroom visited Houston with daughter family. Mrs T J Trotti in Liberty. now in Kersting hospital. SP-4 RC Watts arrived for Korea visit with parents. Forneys and children from Liberty visited Grace Daniel. Cheatham visited Bridge City. Smiths of Effingham, IL stayed with Hugh Smiths. Jett family and Tom Favors guests of Tom Favors. Scruggs family of Texas City visited Choate family. Nelson Bruns of Sam Houston College spent Easter with mother Mary Bruns. Mrs A B Kelly underwent surgery in Beaumont Baptist. Kountz family from Orange visited Calhoun and Brewer. W H Holland and daughter hosted relatives from Lampasas. Lee Whisencant returned after Baptist hospital Beaumont. Henry Holland visited Lake Charles with brother Homer Holland. Mattingly, Venson and son from Baytown visited Cook home. Patricia Register of Dallas visited parents Joe and Patricia. Imogene Wells and Liberty group toured Avery Island Flow er Garden. Jimmy McLaughlin visited San Augustine. Jackie Harris and son moved to Silsbee after Harris’s Fort Hood discharge. Doyle McKeown and sons visited Tom McKeown in Jacksonville. Hughey Lee Richardson, recently in San Antonio, visited grandmother H F Wiggins. Weath ersby and others attended Sammie Wingate funeral in Merryville. Hughes family visited College Station. Jerry McMicken from Huntsville visited ISHSTC parents. Pfe Jack Bates, stationed Fort Sill, will report May 10 to Oakland for Korea duty.

Albert Mc‘Broom Houston Robert McCuiston T. J. Trotti Liberty W. Z. Trotti Kersting Hospital R C. Watts J. C. Watts Korea Sabrina Tommie Favors Longview Tom Favors Joe Scruggs Texas City F. L. Choate Nelson Bruns Sam Houston College Huntsville Mary Baptist Hospital Beaumont Henry Holland Lake Charles Homer Holland Miles Mattingly Andy Venson Baytown David Cook Patricia Register Dallas Joe Register Imogene Wells H. F US ‘Armed Forces San Antonio H. F. Wiggins B. J. Davis Sammie Wingate Merryville Harmon Weathersby Minnie Gunter George Bellenger Edwin Hughes College Station Etta Mae Johnson Jerry McMicken Ishstc F. A. McMicken Pfe Jack FE. Bates L. A Bates Fort Sill Okla U. S. Army Oakland Calif

School Menus for Silsbee Public Schools Week

April 10 to 14 menu cycle lists meals for each weekday. Monday offers meat loaf and rice with pear salad green beans bread and milk. Tuesday features pork chop hominy pineapple salad green lima beans bread and milk. Wednesday serves hot dogs with chili carrot celery sticks cake squares and peaches milk. Thursday presents stew with vegetables cabbage slaw cobbler bread and milk. Friday plans fish sticks potato salad green beans chocolate pudding bread and milk.

Silsbee

Woodrow Baptists To Have Youth Night

The Woodrow Baptist Church invites the young people to Youth Night Sunday at 8 p.m. Speaker Donald Hutto, youth pastor Chuck Gray, singer Lynn Ester, deacons Richard Sutton James Burdette James Moore and Robert Roebuck, and tester Faye Smith will participate with special music by Sandra Gee Wanda Roebuck Betty Stuart and Loretta McKee.

The Woodrow Baptist Church Donald Hutto Chuck Gray Lynn Ester Richard Sutton James Burdette James Moore Robert Roebuck Faye Smith Sandra Gee Wanda Roebuck Betty Stuart Loretta McKee

City Wide Youth Sing-Song at New Bethel Church

A Negro Church program will hold a City Wide Youth Sing-Song at New Bethel Baptist Church Sunday at 3 PM. Theme is Put Your Trust in God with guest speaker Mrs. Alzetta Sharp. Waldo Mathews High School choir and Junior Band will participate.

New Bethel Baptist Church God Alzetta Sharp Waldo Mathews High School

Easter Den Meeting Held At Mrs Odoms Home

Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met Thursday at Mrs. S T Odoms home with Easter songs and roll call tales of Easter events. After the meeting an Easter egg hunt and refreshments of cake rabbits punch and Easter basket cupcakes were served. Easter favors were given and the den closed with a yell.

Den 4 Cub Scout Pack S. T. Odom Dewey Deryl Ray

Negro Girls Club meeting hosted by Annie Ray Brown

The Flaming Star Teenage Club held a meeting at Annie Ray Brown's home with 10 members present. Joan Fou lie presided and Mrs Grace Brown hosts the next gathering. Members were honored at a dinner in honor of B. B To get your second wind, Smith and Shirley Giles noted the club’s need for members and improved oxygen access. Jean Follie reported.

Flaming Star Annie Ray Brown Joan Foulie Grace Brown James Singleton B. B Smith Shirley Giles Jean Follie

Negro Homemakers Week Activities Planned by NHA Unit

New Homemakers of America in 1334 chapters designate April 9 15 as a time to recognize NHA contributions to personal family and community living. Waldo Mathews Chapter schedules church service April 9 an assembly program April 10 initiation of new members April 11 NHA social April 12 good deeds day April 13 career day April 14 yard beautification project April 15.

New Homemakers of America NHA Waldo Mathews New Bethel Baptist Church

Negro Band Concert At Waldo Mathews High

The annual band concert will be held at Waldo Mathews High School at 7 30 p m Friday. Abram Miles J Jr band director says George W Carver Anahuac Charlton Pollard and Hebert High Beaumont bands will participate. Band students are selling tickets.

Waldo Mathews High School Abram Miles J Jr George W. Carver Anahuac Charlton Pollard Hebert High Beaumont

Busy Session Looming For Game Group

The Game and Fish Commission plans a busy quarterly session in Austin on Friday April 7 led by executive secretary H D Dodgen. The agenda will be finalized the day before and may include temporary proclamations for counties under current legislative regulatory authority. Topics include shell dredging permits on the Texas coast and reports on artificial reefs at Port Isabel Port Aransas Freeport and proposed reefs at Galveston and Pass Cavallo with a request for another reef near Beaumont Port Arthur.

Game and Fish Commission Austin H. D. Dodgen Texas Port Isabel Port Aransas Freeport Galveston Pass Cavallo Beaumont Port Arthur

Services Are Held Saturday For Mrs. Gertrude MacGowan

Mrs Gertrude Fisher Mac Gowan longtime Silsbee resident dies at 87 near 89th birthday widow of Delbert E Mac Gowan. A former teacher in Harris Montgomery and Hardin counties she leaves Ruth Cowart Beaumont Irene McGowan five grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday at two in Farmers chapel with Rev Eugene Jonte officiating burial in Knapple Cemetery.

Gertrude Fisher Mac Gowan Silsbee MacGowan Ruth Cowart Beaumont Irene McGowan Lou Henderson West Liberty Eugene Jonte First Methodist Church of Farmer Funeral Home Knapple Cemetery

Lumberton Church Names New Pastor

Rev and Mrs Clyde Rieson are named pastors at Midway Assembly of God Church in Lumberton. They come from Glad Tidings Assembly of God in Kountze, previously pastored Central Assembly of God in Beaumont. Sunday School starts 9 45 am with a children opening service, the pastor speaks at 11 am, and Mrs Rieson speaks at 7 30 pm.

Clyde C. Reison Midway Assembly of God iChurch Lumberton Glad Tidings Assembly of God Ichurch Kountze Central Assembly of God Church Beaumont Rieson

Easter message echoes in wartime chapel gospel

During World War I a chapel service in Arkansas drew 1100 officers as Air Pilot Smith now Bishop Angie Smith shared Harry Lauder’s faith journey. He spoke of loss, hope, and the Easter truth that Christ rose, lifting grief and offering new purpose.

Jesus Smith Angie Smith Harry Lauder Scotland Arkansas Calvary

Rummage Sale For Assembly of God Church

The Ladies of the First Assembly of God Church sponsor a rummage sale Friday and Saturday in the old post office building.

Assembly of God Ladies of the First Assembly of God Church

Presbyterian Church Service and Activities Schedule

Morning worship at First Presbyterian Church is at 11 o clock on Sunday. Church School begins at 9 44. Pioneer Youth meets at 6 30 on Tuesday for fellowship and program. Youth choir practice is at 7 p m. Deadline for family camp registrations for Presbyterian families attending is tomorrow Friday.

First Presbyterian Church Pioneer

Cancer Society Aids Thousands With Treatments and Care

In a single year the American Cancer Society distributes over 20 million cancer dressings serves 12 000 cancer patients with drugs and medications and provides nearly 275 600 nursing visits to needy cancer patients.

The American Cancer Society

Door-To-Door Cancer Crusade DriveMapped in Silsbee event

Cancer crusade drive for residential areas of Silsbee begins Tuesday April 11 at 10 am Mrs R O Jackson and Mrs W P Crockett announce a meeting of section captains at Mrs Jacksons home for instructions Captains named include Mesdames Weldon Gilchriest Hugh Smith D E Davenport Billy Welborn Ramsey Hooks John Martin and others to recruit workers for districts.

Silsbee R. O. Jackson Cochairman W. P. Crockett Mesdames Weldon Gilchriest Hugh Smith D. E. Davenport Billy Welborn Ramsey Hooks John Martin Doug Jordan Lona Mix Buster Rucker Rayford Birdwell C. A. Hancock Curtis Frazier R. C. Riker Bert Slaydon Jim Sims R. H. Ernst Allen Freeman B. F. Newsum Cecil Smyly Merle Jayroe

Joyce Wray Elected President Of Rho Upsilon Chapter

Mrs Joyce Wray was elected president of the Rho Upsilon Chapter with Mary Grace Bower as cohostess. Fourteen members attended as plans were made for the Founders Banquet on April 28. Officers chosen for the new club year include Frieda Johnson vice president Sidney Miller secretary Pat Kirby treasurer Lee Van Winkle correspondent secretary Jackie Read extension officer Jane Kelly city council representative Iris Whittington alternate city council representative. Jo Ann Hignett presented a program titled A Tool For The Art of Life Action.

Rho Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Pat Kirby Mary Grace Bower Joyce Wray Frieda Johnson Sidney Miller Lee van Winkle Jackie Read Jane Kelly Iris Whittington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Syngman Rhee Seoul Rhee Silsbee Ladies Evadale Group Dumont Picture Tubes Owens Mobile Mrs. Worley Mrs. Hill Langhammer Business Dr. A. Kirkberg Calder Sears Optical Weingarten Garden Club Episcopal Church Women of the Church of the Epiphany At Kirbyville Leona Whitman Clyde Beatty Billy English Detroit Mich Beatty Negro Church Program Nelza Beaumont Plaza Loeb Teddy Calhoun Negro Girls Club Negro Band Lumberton Cafe W. E. Parnell Gertrude MacGowan Lumberton Church M. A. Childers Sele Presbyterian Services Jim Walter Woodville Highway Jesse “Hub” Moore Jim Walter Slames Corporation Moore Walter Corporation Jim Walter TM EL Ae Cancer Crusade Jo Ann Hignett Eddie’s Plumbing Silsbee Highway Eddie Warren
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