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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
3
Mash cheese with crumbs and dressing to make ten balls. Prepare ten mushrooms by washing and drying caps. Brush with dressing then grill round side up eight inches from heat for three minutes. Turn and insert a cheese ball, then grill three more minutes.
The Lumberton TOPS Club met August 14 at Lumberton Elementary School with 18 members reporting an 81 percent pound loss. Regina Hancock won the fruit basket, Nell Williams the Ha Ha, and Beth Marshall the white elephant gift. Diane Kelly led the program and introduced Lenora McKee who demonstrated Tupperware.
The Silsbee area AARP group will hold a games night at 7 pm Thursday in the First National Bank. Members should bring card tables and dominoes, per publicity chair Mrs. L. H. Wade.
A national survey reports Hardin County residents had 91.9 million dollars in net disposable income in 1972, up from 89.8 million the year before. Local spending surged with higher purchases of cars and appliances, boosting gross sales to 59.6 million dollars from 47.9 million. The buying power index indicates substantial nonresident buying activity as well.
Anglers learn to wear down a fighting fish before landing. Check reel drag, inspect guides, and test line. When hooked, set quickly, avoid slack, pump slowly to move the fish away from snags, and net or lift the fish once under control. Do not hurry the process.
Mrs. Flo Stark earned a Master of Education in Special Education at Lamar University on August 18. She previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Texas Woman's University in Denton and has 13 years of teaching experience mostly in Silsbee Schools.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Richardson have moved to Bonner Montana where he is employed by US Plywood Corp. He was formerly an electrician for Kirby Lumber Corp in Silsbee. His parents Mr and Mrs Len Richardson are Silsbee residents.
A witty column mocks busy bees chasing honey and questions an off button on TV. It quips that social security is the best cook in the crowd and notes a new car signals debt rather than earnings. The piece ends with a playful take on couples who never argued.
A fellowship meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 p m at the First Assembly of God Church on Highway 96 south. Rev F C Drake pastor of Evergreen Assembly of God Church will speak. He serves as Presbyter of the Assembly of God Churches in Neches Valley and leads local ministerial groups. Drakes invites all. Rev J A Hendrix is pastor of the church.
Mr and Mrs James McMillan and their children came home Saturday following a vacation in Arkansas.
Danice and Millette Schull of Lumberton underwent tonsillectomies Monday at St Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont. Rev F C Drake and Rev J A Hendrix attended the General Convention of the Assemblies of God in Miami Florida. Marvis Gore and spouse returned from visits to Carlsbad New Mexico Utah Colorado Idaho and homes of Ed Heckathorn in Mamoa Idaho and Bob Anthony in Salt Lake City Utah. Reggie Williams and children of Baytown visited Homer Shawver family Friday and Saturday. M M Bell returned after funeral services for sister in law Bessie Bacak in Ganado. she died Saturday in a hospital. Bacak was wife of William Bacak and former resident of Hardin and Jasper Counties.
Fredrick DeShun Sykes son of Norman Sykes and wife of Houston born August 18 at Doctors Hospital. Carelton Wayne Long son of Carelton Long and wife of Beaumont born August 20 at Doctors Hospital. George Bradley Jr. son of George Bradley Jr. and wife of Lumberton born August 21 at Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Brian Robert Riceman son of Robert Riceman and wife of Silsbee born August 15 at Doctors Hospital.
The Nu Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a picnic and social at Eastex picnic grounds on August 17 from 6 to 9 PM. Nine families attended and games for all ages were played.
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