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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
7
The Rho Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored Mrs Nan Bush with a stork shower on August 14 at the home of Mrs. Ann Priest. Blue and pink décor accompanied gifts in doll bassinets and 14 guests attended the event with refreshments served.
W F Bennett extension agricultural chemist urges soil testing to identify mineral deficiencies and guide liming and fertilization. He warns hungry crops reduce livestock gains and can affect human health, stressing calcium and phosphorus for strong bones and top quality crops.
Cub Scout Den 10 of Pack 34 met Tuesday at Mrs Harry N Holt home with six members, den chief Gene Richardson, and two visitors Mrs E K Yoksh and Lee Ellen Yoksh. They completed toys begun last week using coping saws won at the pack meeting. Refreshments were served by Gene Yoksh and Russell Holt.
The Mary C. Alexander BWC of the First Baptist Church met Monday night with SX members present. Mrs. G. T. Eason read the last meeting minutes as Mrs. Leona Whitman led the business session. Mrs. Carey Williamson led the missionary program and Mrs. D. H. Suitt presented the Bible study. The next meeting is September 16 at Mrs. Williamson’s home.
The text notes that Canada and the United States are separated by the world’s longest international boundary without fortifications, reflecting a peaceful border arrangement between the two nations.
Community notes from Votaw report visitors and travels among locals including Mr and Mrs EF L Teal and relatives from Richards and Orange. Ray mond Johnson of Nederland visited J D Jordan. John Harrison died in Galveston with services at Holly Grove Church.
Frank Carpenter marks 250 acres near Wo taw for first woodland cutting under a conservation plan with Soil Conservation District support.UNSCO O. G. Smith fertilizes 41 acres Kobe Lespedeza and Bermuda grass with 250 pounds of 6-24-24 per acre.
Rho Upsilon Sorority conducted a Ritual of Badge ceremony for Nu Phi Mu chapter Monday night at Mrs. Frank Rudisaille's home. Mrs. Joe Copeland presided assisted by Mrs. Vi Youngchild, Mrs. Barbara Lee, Mrs. Mary Thacker, Mrs. Mary Grace Bower and Mrs. Rudisaille. Attendees included Nelda Graves, Jill Slavik, Betty Weems, Wanda Sue Watson, Barbara McKnight and Shelia Murphey.
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