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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1956
Page
6
Entered under second class permit April 10 1919 at Silsbee Texas post office under act of March 3 1879 published every Thursday editors co owners publishers David Read and R L Read News Editor Jerry Zuber Society Editor Leona Whitman and staff list of printer operators and foremen shown as part of the issue formation.
The article explains the constitutional ban on being tried twice for the same offense and when retrials are possible. It cites acquittal, hung juries, and mistrials, with a classic Ball case example and notes historical roots in England. It emphasizes protecting individuals from ongoing prosecution and notes the Texas law basis of the column.
Hardin County residents have purchased 235838 dollars in Series E and H Savings Bonds in 1956, reaching 73.7 percent of a 320000 quota. Orange and Austin lead regionally, while the district totals 494 percent of a 34470000 quota. N A Cravens of Silsbee State Bank heads county sales efforts. July purchases include 7200 dollars in Series E and 13000 dollars in Series H bonds.
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church will resume meetings for the new church year. Circle 4 meets Tuesday morning September 4 at 9 am, Circle 2 on Wednesday September 5 at 9 30 am, Circle 3 on Wednesday September 5 at 3 pm. Mission Study theme is Southeast Asia. Mrs Doyle McKeown, president, invites all members and prospective members.
The Low C Club met August 23 at 2 pm in Mrs. Rosie Morse’s home with nine members. President Mildred Glenn led the business session. the program covered Proper exercise for overweight people. The next meeting is set for September 6 at Mrs. Ruby Seif’s home.
D Adams elected president of the Evadale Riding and Roping Club at a Monday night meeting in Evadale school. Sixteen men and boys attended and plans for a roping pen were discussed. Officers named include Claude Johnson vice president Bill Brett secretary and Pat Andrews treasurer. A five member committee will research rodeo pens at Kirbyville Jasper and Newton for Sept 1 and report Sept 7 at the next Evadale school meeting. Membership cards will be issued.
Curtis Davis plans to develop about 25 acres of permanent pasture this fall after liming and fertilizing soil and sowing White Dutch clover. He reports good grazing from 10 acres seeded last fall and notes bermuda soil improved by fertilization and clover.
Hob Warren has finished marking 20 acres of woodland slated for harvest. Sawlogs and pulpwood will be the products produced from the area. Soil Conservation Service tech-
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