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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
2
The Silsbee Bee lists its publication schedule and staff including David Read Jerry Zuber Leona Whitman and R B Burgess as owners.Publishers and editors are named along with editorial and printing room roles. The item notes second class mailing permit and 1919 post office filing details.
Friends hosted a house warming for Clyde Williams and twenty one guests attended. Numerous church and social gatherings, family visits, and travel notes from Loeb area residents are reported, including a bridal shower for Dorothy Jordan and a car accident involving Mrs. Boardman. Therese Kay Laurent's death is noted with sympathy extended to her family.
Mrs. Arthur McInnis and child ren and Mrs. Mary Chance took a business trip to Silsbee Tuesday. The New Bethel Associational Workers Conference met Tuesday night at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Rod McInnis and others made a business trip to Woodville Tuesday night. Mrs. Aubrey Grissom of Silsbee visited Mrs. Arthur McInnis Thursday. A stork shower honored Mrs. Joette Cravy at Mrs. Arthur McInnis home with about 30 guests. Rod McInnis and others attended the Brotherhood Encampment in Newton Saturday. Mrs. Arthur McInnis and children and others attended Frances Allen's funeral in Silsbee Saturday. Bronson Cravy and family visited. Britton Yawn and daughter from Port Arthur visited the Yawns over the weekend. Dan Harville and children from Conroe visited Spurlock family. Doc McGrew from Gueydan, La visited on Sunday. Barbara Tanner and Gerald Fuqua of Beaumont visited.
County 4-H clubs held their annual picnic on July 12 at the Hon ey Island grounds with 60 members, mothers, and leaders. Judy Hand of Batson won first in the dress and 4-H record division and will go to the district Dress Revue at College Station August 14.
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