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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

4

Silsbee Texas Gazette Readers Local Edition Notes

A fragment from a 1919 Silsbee Texas publication indicates a weekly paper issued every Thursday under a second class mailing permit dated April 10 1919. The Staff lists R R Burgess Joe Thompson James Johnson Louis Johnson David Read and R L Read as co owners and publishers with Jerry Zuber as News Editor and Leona Whitman as Society Editor.

Silsbee Texas David Read R. L. Read Jerry Zuber

Votaw Community Briefs Add Weekend Visits and Local News

Votaw residents note visits from Joyce Tanton and son Ronnie in Beaumont, Jean Knight of Houston visiting her parents, and Frankie Whitmire of Evadale staying with the Whitmire family. Local trips include a San Antonio Austin tour by Mrs. Lillie Jordan and others, with a post office incident. quilting ladies meet at Mrs. John Dryden’s home. many relatives visit in Spurger and Hardin.

Jean Knight Houston G. A. Knight Frankie Whitmire Evadale Jessie Whitmire Bob Bailey Benny Bailey Livingston P. L. Williams Highland Johnnie Lee Williams Bob Franch Raymond Nederland Lillie Jordan Votaw San Antonio Austin Wesley Singleton Hartsburg E. L. Teal Melvin Love Sam Parker Hardin Bob Hardy Elvie Kirven Lloyd Kelly Jim Mie Billie Georgia C. C. Dryden Britton Grissom Spurger Charlotte Joe Love N. J. Love Albert Fletcher Carl Evans Voth Dick Rosier Old Laurel Will Harrell Wotaw

Pool Locks in Car Mixup Leads to Stolen Car Stop

Carthage Texas. Lewis Pool president of the Carthage Savings and Loan Association borrowed a car while his was being repaired. After two hours he was stopped for driving a stolen vehicle. The owner was Mrs Richard Sharpe. the two cars shared make model color and keys caused Pool to take the wrong car.

Carthage Tex Lewis Pool Pool Carthage Savings and Loan Association Richard Sharpe Paol

Adaptable Driving Urged for Varied Texas Highways

J O Musick of the Texas Safety Association warns that vacation travelers will face diverse road types from city streets to mountain passes. He cites the need to learn road characteristics, stay alert for changes, and adjust pace quickly while noting intensified law enforcement to curb careless driving.

J. O. Musick Texas Safety Association Musick TSA Texas

All Chopin's Works Written for Pianoforte

The statement notes that Chopin composed all his works for or with the pianoforte. It emphasizes his exclusive focus on the piano as the instrument for his output.

Chopin

Meridian State Park resurges in Texas fishing scene

Meridian State Park on State Highway 22 rebounded in popularity as drouth restrictions were lifted and fishing returned seven days a week. The lake rose from drought lows, revealing 80 acres of clear water after vegetation removal, with restocked fish at recommended densities. The park features 5.3 miles of scenic roads, picnicking areas, cabins, and a limestone concessions building near the lake.

Meridian State Park Texas Park Bosque County Civilian Conservation Corps Public Works Administration Game and Fish Commission Roger Parker

A Quiet Day and Local Happenings Recall WWII Peace

Jerry Zuber notes a quiet Wednesday while reflecting on August 14 1945 ending World War II. He mentions fishing plans with family in Houston, new saltwater fishing license rules costing 2.15, local license sellers, and nearby offices. He shares snippets about radio hobbyists, courthouse talks, Silsbee Chamber plans, and a new ham radio contact by coworker Dick Burgess.

Dave Down Rosenberg Dave Knslsw Johnny Johnson Biloxi Miss Johnny Silsbee Chamber of Commerce C of C Saratoga Dick Burgess the Bee

Lighting the Way to Betterment as a Noble Profession

The phrase extols the act of guiding men toward improvement as the epitome of worthy work, praising the vocation for its moral aim and societal value. It frames mentorship and public service as the highest call in labor.

Daisetta Bridal Shower Honors Miss Eugenia Skipper

Miss Eugenia Skipper of Daisetta bride elect of Howard Minter of Silsbee will be honored with a bridal shower August 19 at 7 30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church in Daisetta Hostesses include several named ladies. The couple will wed August 24 at 7 p.m. in the same church. Invitations to the wedding are extended through the press.

Eugenia Skipper Daisetta Howard Minter Silsbee First Baptist Church Dai Doris Barrett Lilly Byrd Julia Delzell Dorothy Scadden Edna Sellers Ruth Reid Martha Mayton Ross Carr T. J. Taff Margaret Tidwell Miss Skipper Minter Dalsetta

Henry Clay Quoted Saying I’d Rather Be Right Than President

Henry Clay is credited with the famous remark I’d rather be right than president. The attribution appears in historical compilations and quotation lists attributed to him.

Henry Clay

Constitutional amendment on retirement fund investment proposal

Proposed Texas constitutional amendment would require funds from state retirement compensation to be invested in United States bonds or government agency securities with restrictions similar to the Permanent University Fund and Permanent School Fund. A cash reserve must cover annual disbursements. The measure is set for a special election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1957.

State of Texas Treasury United States Permanent University State Texas

Texas Amendment On Aid Limits For Aged Blind And Children

The proposed amendment sets state aid limits for aged, blind, and dependent children with monthly payments rising from 20 to 25 dollars and annual outlay from 42 to 47 million dollars. It directs lists of recipients be available for inspection and directs proclamation and publication for the November 5, 1957 election.

HOUSE Texas State OF United States Omnibus State Department of Public Welfare

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An Mae Bay Min R. R. Burgess Joe Thompson James Johnson Louis Johnson Votaw Community Briefs Joyce Tanton Ronnie Beaumont D. H. Teal T. V. Service Motorola Granteed RCA Philopectric Irvice Warrick TV Meridian Dam B Bertha Buck Gibson Lacks John Bower Western Auto Collier Hardware Kountze Ol‘ Tempus Silsbee Tigers Paul Georgas Britton-Cravens JOE Register Bakery Silsbee Business College Myrtle Thurman Smith Beverly Hills Calif Jimmie Holland Dallas Setta Hagan Storm Fence CO H. M. Nix Woodrow Rd
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