Editorial Staff Roles Listed for Newspaper Office
The notice enumerates key newsroom positions including Publisher Editor Ad Manager Co-Owners Society and Personal Editor along with roles for Reporter-Photographer Secretary and Foreman-Operator.
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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
2
The notice enumerates key newsroom positions including Publisher Editor Ad Manager Co-Owners Society and Personal Editor along with roles for Reporter-Photographer Secretary and Foreman-Operator.
In Hardin County voters will decide June 10 whether to adopt the optional County Road Law of 1947 and create a county road department led by a licensed engineer. The piece criticizes current commissioners, cites alleged bias in districting and questions the feasibility of the county unit road system, urging removal of four officials before any such system could work.
In April 1972 readers critique county officials and advocate for prudent spending on Hardin County roads. Citizens praise Howard Barrington for road oiling work and urge voters to research candidates, oppose self serving raises, and support Oscar Adams for Commissioner Pet 4 and Clyde Smith Jr. for District Judge.
Beta Eta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority met at Mrs. Dixie Collier’s home with Mrs. Marzie Smith presiding. Nena McKinney reported a year’s activities and plans for a Silsbee High School scholarship beginning 1973 74. Officers installed: Dixie Collier president, Virginia Wells vice president, Helen Read vice president, Martha Courtney secretary, Mary Ella Sheffield treasurer, Eloise Choate corresponding secretary, Lea Gardner historian, Merle Cawthon sergeant at arms, Kathy Day and LaVerne Ross chaplains. A party followed and gifts were exchanged. Next meeting at Mrs. Dee Clark’s beach home.
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