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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
3
A State Bar of Texas feature explains habeas corpus as a writ to review lawful detention and corpus delicti as the body of crime. It clarifies that murder proof requires unlawful death by a human act, not merely a body or a burned building, and notes the article aims to inform not advise.
A family gathering honored W F Dehart on his birthday Sunday at the Pontes home. Forty attended as seven of his children, five living in Silebee, joined the celebration. A noon basket lunch was served.
Luedesta Hadnott Graham thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers visits and other acts of kindness during illness and after surgery at Baptist Hospital. The note lists Dewey Had Nancy Hadnott and Bennie Hadnott among the family. In a separate item the article notes that 7.4 million World War II veterans received GI Bill education and training out of 15 million who served.
Col. Homer Garrison Jr announced the new 1964 vehicle inspection sticker goes on sale September 1 at all Official Inspection Stations in Texas. More than five million vehicles must be inspected by April 16, 1964, or face law violation.
Texas Forest Service warns of increased fire risk amid hot dry conditions. Crew leader Mr Palmer says trash and brush burning create causes and spotter plane crews have been tiring this week due to the strain in spotting and early detection.
Miss Jean Miller announces registration for new classes at her dancing school on Monday and Tuesday September 2 and 3 at the Community Hall in Silsbee from 3 30 to 5 p m. New classes for ages three and up will be formed teaching tap and ballroom among others. Arlington Virginia veteran parlayed a $4100 GI loan into a chain of beauty salons and schools with gross annual business of $1 5 million.
Mrs. Blanche Barton of Buna and Frank Barton of Victor announce the marriage of their daughter Beth to Calvin Vernon Hudnall Monday August 12 at 7 p.m. The ceremony was in the bride’s mother's home with Rev. J. F. Pettey officiating. The bride wore a white eyelet dress with orchid accessories and was attended by Kathy Bean of Nederland. Best man was Gene Block. A reception followed at the Hudnall home. Four H wedding cake topped with a miniature couple. The bride returns to Buna High School. the groom, son of Mrs. Dallas Jones of Arcadia Louisiana, is a Stark High School graduate and Navy veteran employed at East Texas Pulp and Paper in Evadale. The couple took a Louisiana wedding trip.
Jasper County United Fund chairmen named for 1963 64 session by Supt E C Nash. Allen Eddy named county chairman. city chairmen include Don Hall Jasper FE Christian Kirbyville EF Adams Butta and Bob Cheek Evadale. A meeting is set for Thursday at 7 p m in the REA building Kirbyville to organize plans for 1965 4.
Nu Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi chapter met at Mrs. Joe Nelson’s home with 10 members. Mrs. Edward Dominguez presided as plans for the coming year were discussed. A going away Coke party honored Miss A Barbara Verall at Mrs. Bob Sparks’s home. Miss Wyatt will teach in Independence MA this fall. A watermelon swimming party occurred at Neiza Anne’s Pool on Aug. 17. Next meeting set for Sept. 9.
The USDA reports a pine gum resin based plastic that is strong light and easy to fabricate. Used in glass fiber reinforced boats auto bodies and panels it shows high impact resistance low water absorption and acid alkali resistance. USDA ARS at Olustee Florida notes potential to capture part of the polyester resin market growing from 200 million pounds annually toward 300 million by 1969.
San Antonio student Odell awarded the state's top youth honor the Troy V. Post Award by the 8900 Optimist Club and the Trey VY Post Foundation panel led by Justice Tom C. Clark. He excels in debate oratory conducts and Spanish, earning multiple accolades and monthly scholarships for year end winners.
National Office of Vital SIA releases latest figures showing trends in vital statistics across regions. Data highlight changes in birth and mortality rates, with detail on regional dispersion and demographic shifts impacting public health planning.
Descendants of W. W. Wiggins will hold a family reunion at Honey Island Swimming Pool on Sunday. Devotional services start at 10 a.m. followed by a business meeting and a basket lunch. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Miss Judith Flene Cocks and Harold Douglas Bean wed Friday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. W A Rashall performing. The bride, daughter of Tolbert W. Cocks, wore lace over white satin with a chapel train and seed pearl tiara. The ceremony featured blue peau de soie attendants and rose pink carnations bouquets, followed by a reception and plans to reside on the Beaumont Highway after a Dallas wedding trip.
Mr and Mrs Don L Hawthorne and their sons attended the commissioning ceremony in Pascagoula Mississippi for the submarine USS Barb, the fourth Thresher class and the Navy’s eighteenth nuclear powered boat. Mrs Hawthornes brother M M C Harper is chief aboard. They toured the vessel and later attended a reception at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi.
My daughter and I express gratitude to friends for prayers cards flowers and visits during my 12 day hospital stay. Your support meant a great deal to me.
The Veterans Administration reports that veterans have proved to be extraordinarily fine credit risks, indicating solid repayment patterns and reliable financial behavior across programs.
Diseases of the heart and blood vessels are the nation's leading cause of death at 54.6 percent. Support the Heart Fund as volunteers call at homes during Heart Sunday on February 24.
Boneless 4 pound pot roast browned in shortening then seasoned with salt and pepper. Roast in a 325 degree oven with 3 pounds parsnips around the meat. Add boiled water, cover, and cook about 2 hours until tender. Remove and serve with gravy made from pan drippings, flour, water, and bouillon.
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