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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
2
The Silsbee Bee lists editorial staff with Leona Whitman as co owner and publisher and an editor ad manager. It notes Thursday publication from 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas and subscription rates 3.50 within Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4.00 elsewhere.
A three judge federal panel heard four hours of arguments on abolishing Texas poll tax with a Jan. 31 deadline looming for voters to pay 1.75 dollars. Judges signaled no immediate ruling and questioned congressional findings while U S officials argued education and income disparities drive the tax burden.
Filed for record in Hardin County Texas a long list of warr deeds trust deeds contracts and assignments among Wildwood Association The State of Texas easements and transfers involving the Wildwood group J O Yawn Buck Jones Lumber Co Mitchell and Mitchell Kirby Lumber Corp and many individuals Also mentions an appropriation for a water gauging station in Hall County and a governor awards banquet for wildlife conservation facts.
A devotional from The Upper Room notes that Jesus is God with us and that His presence steadies believers in sorrow. It cites a cheerful sufferer and urges prayer to acknowledge Christ's constant companionship, concluding with the thought that the Lord's presence makes an eternal difference. Gordon Chilvers from England is mentioned as the day’s thought source.
Family of Jesse Linn expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who offered help and kindness during her illness and death. Mr and Mrs Oland Black and the Black family join in thanking the community for support.
The article argues that courtroom spectatorship enriches justice and democracy. It contrasts old public attentions with today’s scarce audience, noting trials on screen vs real trials. It highlights two benefits: deterring wrongdoers and educating citizens about justice and rights. Access is usually open with limited exceptions for morals, safety, or decorum.
Coastal fishermen can expect good catches after early cold spells as trout and redfish migrate to warmer harbor waters. Deep basins and channels heat slowly, drawing fish toward piers, canals, and wading shores where anglers tempt them with bait or lures.
Biologists note baited catfish called hardheads migrate to warmer Gulf waters as winter approaches. They are elusive during runs and often absent from bait sites, making seasonal fishing changes notable in coastal areas.
Lt. Com. Richard E. Busby of Silsbee receives promotion to lieutenant commander effective Sept. 1 1965. Son of Mr and Mrs Russell Busby he serves in communications at the Pentagon in Washington D C. A 10 year Navy veteran and Silsbee High and University of Texas graduate he has served at Pacific stations in Europe and in Spain.
A new report notes that about $500000 worth of chrysanthemum blooms are sold annually in the United States. Growers say demand remains steady across major markets and seasonality affects prices.
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