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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
5
Texas Home Demonstration Association held its annual county picnic at Hon ey Island Park on Wednesday July 31 with all clubs represented. After songs and games an
An fashioned picnic lunch fueled an annual auction of fresh and canned produce enjoyed by attendees. A swimming pool feature drew children, followed by a brief council meeting led by Mrs. R. T. Gore. Delegates for the THDA State meeting in San Antonio were named with alternates noted. Delaware boundary is described as a perfect circular arc.
The Deep River Drum Corps from Connecticut performs Revolutionary era music at the 1963 State Fair of Texas in Dallas October 5 to 20. They tour for daily 4 p.m. concerts, Stars and Stripes Parade appearances, and festival events with period uniforms and weaponless fife and drum routines.
The 1963 Dallas State Fair will feature a skinless Transparent Woman named Visi-Bell as part of a $25,000 Health and Science Museum display The exhibit titled The Story of Life uses models diagrams and pictures to explain life. Visi-Bill the Transparent Woman's mate will also be shown during the fair. Special exhibits across five museums at State Fair Park are planned under Exposition of Our American Heritage.
The Texas Highway Commission announced that effective August 23 vast portions of the state highway system will allow 70 mph daytime speed for passenger cars. About 41 500 miles will shift to the higher limit with 18 640 miles restricted to 60 mph by day and 55 mph at night where engineering studies call for it.
The Census Bureau reported Texas residents sought proof of age last year for social security passports jobs and insurance. The bureau noted about 14 000 Texans used its services. nationwide an estimated 20 million lack proof of age or birthplace. Requests cost 3 for up to two censuses plus 1 per extra copy and 4 expedited.
A Texas Game and Fish warden arrested a man in East Texas for possession of a telephone wired for illegal fishing. The defendant pleaded guilty, paid a 200 dollar fine, and had license suspended for one year. Wardens report ongoing citations for fishing without a license in the region.
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