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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1958

Page

2

Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and PTA Elections

Loeb residents share visits across Texas and Louisiana with relatives and friends. PTA officers for Chance Loeb school were elected: Illes president Bass first vice president Jackson second vice president Pool treasurer Worry secretary Gore historian Harrell parliamentarian. installation planned at next meeting.

Houston Gibson PTA Chance Loeb School Betty Illes Bass Frances Jackson Earlene Pool M. Worry Zona Gore Velma Harrell Ali Bruce Fairchild D. A. Gibson Porter Watts J. F. Griffin Cypress E. Marcantel Sulphur Presly Marcantel Vinton Loeb First Baptist Church Grandmother Landry

Catholic Ladies Discuss Ham Dinner

The All Soul's Catholic Ladies met April 9 in the parish hall with Mrs. I. W. Gordon as hostess. Mrs. Richard Head, president, presided over the business meeting. Mrs. Elton Jardell led the program. They discussed the May 4 ham dinner and the next meeting on May 4 with hostesses Mrs. Mae Landry and Mrs. Eunice Miller.

All Soul I. W. Gordon Richard Head Elton Jardell Mae Landry Eunice Miller

Negro Camp Fire Girls Visit Camp Niwana at Woodville

The Wawa Camp Fire Group with sponsors Mrs Elouise Vonner and Mrs Nancy Skillern spent the weekend at Camp Newana near Woodville. Activities included singing games art and hiking to Fairyland. Forty seven other Camp Fire Girls from Beaumont attended. C L Horn aided with transportation. June Irvin scribe.

Niwana Elouise Vonner Nancy E. Skillern Camp Newana Woodville Fairyland Beaumont C. L. Horn June Irvin Scribe

Full Gospel Church Hosts Shreveport Minister

Rev. Jack Jordan of Shreveport La will conduct salvation and healing services at the Full Gospel Church Friday Saturday and Sunday nights. Services start at 7 30 each night with assistance from Rev J H Rohewed der of Beaumont.

Jack Jordan Shreveport Full Gospel Church J. H. Rohewedder Beaumont

Gulf Coast Area Schools Attend Region V Interscholastic Meet

About 2000 students from Gulf Coast high schools will visit the University of Houston on April 18 19 for Region V Interscholastic League events. Literary events include debate declamation extemporaneous speech ready writing journalism and slide rule. athletics cover golf tennis volleyball and track. Medals awarded for top three. track and best one act play win team trophies. Teachers accompany students. regional winners advance to the state finals in Austin next month.

Gulf Coast Area University of Houston Austin

A D Moore to Speak at Beaumont Methodist Dinner

A D Moore of Beaumont will be principal speaker at a kick off dinner for a budget education campaign at the First Methodist Church Tuesday evening at 7 oclock. Moore, a Beaumont attorney, is a prominent Methodist layman.

A. D. Moore Beaumont First Methodist Church Moore

Negro Musicians Win District Meet

The Waldo Mathews music department swept the district interscholastic meet winning first in all four events and earning 11 blue ribbons. They plan to enter the state meet at Prairie View on April 26.

Waldo Mathews Prairie View

Negro baseball games scheduled for Sunday in Panther stadium

Two baseball games are set for Sunday afternoon at 1 30 in Panther stadium. A Kirby team will meet the Santa Fe nine in the first game, and the winner will challenge the Paper Mill sluggers in the second. The Exquisited Club sponsors the event to raise funds for a playground.

Kirby Santa Fe Nine Paper Mill Sluggers Exquised Panther Stadium

Methodist Church Sets April 22 Dinner for All Members

Howard Hargrove serves as general chairman of the Farrow Plan budget education campaign. The event, in Cravens hall, targets the entire church membership and is part of the statewide education effort by the state board of education. The dinner will be held Tuesday night, April 22.

State Board of Education Cravens Hall Howard Hargrove

Rummage Sale at Santa Fe Park This Saturday

The First Assembly of God Church women sponsor a rummage sale at Santa Fe Park on Saturday April 19 at 8 00 a m Proceeds go to church activities and missions.

Santa Fe Park The Ladies of the First Assembly of God Church

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