Silsbee Bee Publication Details and Staff
The Silsbee Bee, issued weekly on Thursdays from 410 Highway 96 in Silsbee Texas, lists 1919 postal permits and annual subscription rates of 3.50 within Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4.00 elsewhere. Editors co-owners publishers are David Read and R L Read with Leona Whitman society editor. Mechanical staff include Tommy Read Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling James Johnson Charles Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Exas
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Tommy Read
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
James Johnson
Charles Green
Christmas Message: The Day Spring From On High
The piece reflects on Luke 2 8 to 20 praising Christ as the promised redeemer and the dayspring from on high. It urges seeking Jesus spirit in souls for peace and redemption and closes with a prayer and a thought for the day attributed to Enrico Caputo of Italy.
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Zacharias
John the Baptist
Jesus
the Redeemer
Abraham
Christ
Enrico Caputo
Italy
Nu Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Meeting Feature
Nu Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Davis with Mrs. Jeanette Tobey as cohostess. Money collected for the Christmas Basket Fund was turned in to Mrs. Carolyn Bankston. Mrs. Tobey presented the program The Garden. Attendees exchanged Christmas gifts after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Upsilon Chapter
Beta ‘Sigma Phi
Evelyn Davis
Jeanette Tobey
Carolyn Bankston
Tobey
Texas May June primary may be replaced by August September
After a four year test the May June Texas primary faces strong push to return to August September. Legislators in Austin favor moving the primary to a later season to avoid double campaigns, though Sen Kazen warns of complex legal changes. The issue spurs debate alongside literacy test and voter registration plans as the poll tax debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Big City
Abraham Kazen Jr
Laredo
Special Election Law Revision Committee
Karen
Marshall O. Rell
San Antonio
Texas Election Study Committee
Senate
League of Women Voters
Maurice H. Brown
Waco
Kazen
Roy R. Evans
Afl-Cio
State Parks Board
C. A. Wheatley
Blanco County
Wheatleys
Wheatley
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Rupert Koeninger
Sar Houston State College
Sam Houston
FBI
Amarillo
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Texas Commission On State and
Driskill Hotel
John Connally
Connally
Bill Fowler
Treasury thanks newspapers for Freedom Bond drive support
The Treasury Department expresses gratitude to newspapers for aiding the Freedom Bond Drive in 1952. It commends the press for helping families pursue financial security and notes a representative will visit to present the 1963 Savings Bonds ad campaign.
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Treasury Department
U. S. Savings
Washington
America
Dillon
Houstonian Seeks Bee Subscription Payment
A Houston resident encloses five dollars for a subscription to the Bee. The note, dated December 5, 1962, from Silsbee Texas requests rates and confirms the purchase intent.
Health guide warns holiday hazards and safety tips
State Health Department experts urge careful toy and decoration choices during Christmas. Avoid lead paint in toys, flammable plastic, and sharp edges. use flameproof labeled lighting and unplug decorations when away. Keep the tree watered and remove it promptly after the holidays to reduce fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Health Education Division
Texas State Department of Health
Community Highlights Across Hardin and Surrounding Counties
A reader from Polk County shares hometown ties and plans for a log cabin retreat for gatherings near Dorothy Polk and local teens. The note requests local interview interest and possible teen perspectives on turf, town life, and youth activities.
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Hardin County
Hardin
Dorothy Sharon Polk
Chicago
Polk County
Dorothy
Giles Polk
Natural cockroach attractant found by USDA researchers
The U S Department of Agriculture has isolated a natural cockroach attractant from female American cockroaches. The Agricultural Research Service notes it could lead to better control methods but requires large roach quantities, making direct use impractical. Chemists seek a synthetic form for affordable production and potential integration with insecticides or chemosterilants to reduce sprays and curb reproduction.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Usda Agricultural Research Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Read
R. L. Read
Leona Whitman
Co-Owners and Publishers Society
Linotype
Pressman
Israel
David
Nashville Tennessee
Nu Upsilon
Stewie Hy
Staplers
Ledgers
Tempera
Texas Animal Health Commision
State Health Department
Texas Safety Association
TSA
The
Safety Association
John B. Connally
Preston Smith
William C. Long
Capitol
Congress Avenue
House
Associated Press
Price Daniel
John H. Reagan
Game and Fish Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department of Public Welfare
Finance Commission
Building Commission
Board of Pardons
Board of Plumbing Examiners
Board of Registration For Profession
Reagan
U. S
Texas Railroad Commission
Treasury
Confederacy
Bee
Chubby’s Beauty Shop
Mattel
Jay
Mattel’s Magnetes
Cathy
Houstonian
Chiropractic
Paul Johnson
N. S.h
Britton-Cravens
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