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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
4
The Silsbee Bee published Thursdays with editors David Read R L Read and Jerry Zuber. Listing of staff includes Leona Whitman readers and various department roles. Co owners and publishers noted along with job titles for news society and printing staff.
Ford marks the 2 000 000th vehicle produced at its Dallas Texas assembly plant with a 7 30 p m finish. Alf Fullingim of Silsbee Auto and Dallas civic leaders attend a statewide celebration noting Ford’s Texas manufacturing history from 1909 to 1925. Governor Price presides at the event.
Daniel sent a letter of congratulations to Henry Ford II, the companys president.
The Woodrow Baptist Church Lottie Moon Girls Auxiliary met Monday at 7 30 with 11 members and one visitor present. Carol Hicks opened with prayer and Mrs B G Roberts closed with prayer. A new member was welcomed into the group. Glaine Moore reporter.
The All Soul's Catholic Church discussion club met Tuesday night at 7 30 in Mrs I W Gordon's home with nine members present. The session covered the last chapter of God To Man.
Cub Scout Den 1 of the Cub Scouts met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Tom Tennison Jr. with seven members present. They played games, practiced chinning the bar, and worked on Blue Bird houses. Jim Bundy served as Scribe.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards visits flowers and kind deeds during illness from Jo Nell Simpson.
Local residents report weekend gatherings with families from Lockport Jacksonville Silsbee Spurger and Beaumont. Delores Bishop celebrated a birthday April 20 and Easter events included a Wotan Assembly of God Sunday School Easter Egg hunt for 22 children. Bobbie Joe Love hospitalized in Liberty for a broken leg. Buck Teal of Kountze visited his parents.
A district meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Churches will convene in Beaumont Sunday at 2:00 PM. Registration opens before a series of schools and workshops led by district leaders with Mrs. M. M. Brock in charge. The devotional will be by Frank Rooks and Zelma Cook will speak at closing.
The Shuta Campfire Girls met at Judy Dubose's home on Wednesday afternoon with 11 members present. Jean Thompson served refreshments and kept the minutes.
The All Soul's Catholic church ladies will serve a ham dinner in the parish hall on North Seventh Street starting at 11 30 a m Tickets are sold by the ladies for the event.
A patient in Hardin County expresses thanks to friends for visits and kind deeds during their hospitalization, noting appreciation for support received while in the hospital.
The week end period accounted for more than 56 percent of all highway fatalities in 1956, with Fridays Saturdays and Sundays marked as the most dangerous days for travel nationwide.
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