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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
6
Amos the migrant worker speaks in Bethel challenging local leaders. The speaker, a crusader by two slogans, contrasts those who fight for justice with mere criers and cites examples from history and religion.
An early state population estimate for 1955 shows 67.3 percent urban and 32.7 percent rural, reflecting the distribution of residents between cities and countryside in Texas.
The Blue Torch Dramatic club will perform a Biblical drama titled Whatsoever You Saw in three acts. Cast includes Leroy Bluiett John Lee Jr Martha A Kyles Norris E Green Annie M Sykes Dorothy F Falker Doris Jean McKeithen Mae Helen McKeithen Vincy L Jones Nehemiah Graham Herbert Kyles and Samuel Bean. Mrs Birdie Singleton directs assisted by Mrs Lillie Owens Roberts. Date time and venue to be announced.
The First Assembly of God Church sponsors a rummage sale at Santa Fe Park on Friday and Saturday. Sales start at 8 a.m. each day.
The Scottish immigrant Andrew Carnegie began his life in the United States after arriving from Scotland when he was ten years old. He later became an industrial tycoon and renowned philanthropist shaping modern industry.
A Chance Fletcher notes list funeral for George Fant in Beaumont and many local visits across Silsbee Kirbyville Orangefield and Lumberton. It covers church events tent revivals education meetings PTA dedication of Chance Loeb school and upcoming ice cream supper. Locals travel to Woodville Warren Dallas and Albuquerque.
Alvarez de Pineda and his expedition became the first known Europeans to set foot on Texas soil in 1519, marking an early chapter in the region’s exploration history.
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