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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
9
A vintage style recipe for Coffee Velvet Pie uses instant quality coffee, gelatin, and whipped cream. It describes combining coffee with yolks milk and water, dissolving gelatin, beating egg whites with sugar to stiff peaks, folding into the mixture, and chilling in a baked 9 inch shell for 6 to 8 servings.
Lance Rosier of Saratoga and Dr. Donavan Correll of Austin visited the Earl P. Watson home to examine rare ferns and orchids in the area, discovered by amateur naturalist Mrs. Watson. Correll, head botanist for the Texas Research Foundation, expressed excitement over the rich plant life found locally.
A field observer added several species to Texas flora including the rare snakmouth or chid and yellow fringe orchid. The collector documented carnivorous plants and rare ferns and commented on plant mutations from indiscriminate insecticide broadcasting.
Fragmentary note indicates a local incident on the Spurger highway involving a person or family matter. Text is incomplete and unclear about actions, dates, names, or official claims.
Mrs. Lille Bell Collier county tax assessor protests docked pay for her chief deputy Mrs. Jeanette Morgan during a 10 day sick leave. County Auditor Don Allums and County Judge Fletcher Richardson clash over legality as commissioners seek county attorney guidance.
Social Security recipients will see automatic increases in February payments without contacting offices. Carlton Tourhet of the Cedar Rapids Social Security office said checks rise automatically from 33.00 to 216.00 monthly for high earners, and family maximums increase from 200.00 to 254.00.
Mrs. Collier and Willie Bean identify themselves as the last living Hardin County Tax Assessors and say they can testify that the Court attempted to run the Tax Office.
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