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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1977
Page
2
The Silsbee Free Press lists staff and rates for Hardin, Jasper, Tyler, Jefferson counties and references a 1977 House bill on mandatory USDA rabbit meat inspection. It includes commentary by Rep. James Weaver and notes on rabbit production, processing, and import concerns with an effective date of October 1, 1977.
A reflective piece argues many Americans ignore politics and government, lamenting low voter turnout, weak party engagement, and lack of public leadership. It contrasts colonial priorities with modern neglect, urging citizen action to strengthen elections, schools, environment, and justice through both private action and government participation.
Promises restoration of health by noninvasive means. Claims to prolong life naturally and economically, emphasizing avoidance of extensive surgical procedures.
Captain Steve Dickerson of Engine 59 and Rescue 50 in Jacksonville Arkansas received national recognition after his Southern Fried Rabbit recipe was published in Firehouse magazine. The feature highlighted his role in the fire department and his culinary hobby.
LPS/Ib Aee symbolically honors Silsbee leaders at the annual Chamber banquet. In a letter from L. P. Skinner Jr the writer thanks Dad Mrs Mary Ella Sheffield and all honorees as symbolic of the hardworking group behind Silsbee s thriving community inviting locals to stop by for a Southern treat.
First Assembly of God Church will begin services in its new building at 200 Dardin Drive on Sunday April 24 with 11:00 morning and 7:00 evening services led by Rev. J A Hendrix and Assistant Pastor Ken Lewelling. The church, active since 1954 on Hwy 96 South, invites friends to visit. grand opening date to be announced.
Kirby Lumber Corporation promotes three Silsbee complex supervisors. W L Holmes becomes Acting Manager Silsbee Lumber. William M Amerman named Production Superintendent Lumber. Melvin L Hazelwood promoted to Plywood Green End Superintendent.
Samuel Andrew McGallion aged 64 died at 9 15 p m Saturday in Tyler County Hospital He was a native of Sweetwater and had lived in Tyler County 40 years Funeral services were held at 2 p m Tuesday in the Franks Branch Church with burial in the Franks Branch Cemetery in Fred Survivors include his wife Lucy MecGallion of Spur ger eight daughters Ruby Cravy and Bobbie Jean Horton both of Dam B Ruthie Yawn and Nita Dedn both of Silsbee Shirley Jo Winkle of Spurger Louise Riddick of Fred Faydean Fowler of Lumberton and Peggie Carter of Beaumont five sons Leslie McGallion of Spurger Merlord MecGallion Eldis Wayne McGallion Elgie Lynn McGallion all of Dam B and Wilton Earl MecGallion of Lumberton three sisters Mrs Francis Ard of Fred Mrs Lou Gore of Dam B and Mrs Mollie Burks of Houston
The Silsbee FFA Boosters met at Silsbee State Bank with president Charles Kelley presiding. They planned projects including a Yo-Ag scholarship, a school greenhouse on campus to open for the 1977-78 year, and the Little Britches Rodeo set for June 17–18 at Silsbee Trail Rider's Arena with stock by Triple S Rodeo Co. of Beaumont. Next meeting is May 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the bank.
The family expresses appreciation for kindness during illness and passing of Lonzo Gilmore. Special thanks to Bur Mont Nursing Staff Dr Copeland and Dr Tennison for their attention. Brothers sisters and children of Lonzo Gilmore.
Durable campaign signs from the recent elections endure as weathered reminders of the campaigns. The signs, printed in lasting materials, persist along sidewalks and in yards, reflecting the campaign period and public interest. Local residents report seeing these signs weeks after voting.
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