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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1960

Page

3

Time To Plant Trees In Texas

Don Young of the Texas Forest Service announced tree planting season with nurseries in Indian Mound and Magnolia Springs preparing millions of loblolly and shortleaf seedlings for Texas landowners. Seedlings, graded to strict standards, originate mainly from East Texas and are shipped within three days of lifting, storage up to 30 days, with care guidance in Circular 54.

Texas Don Young Forest Management Department of Texas Forest Service Indian Mound Magnolia Springs Cherokee Jesper Texas Forest Service Texans College Station

Smiling Blue Birds Meet at Mrs Hill Home

The Smiling Blue Birds gathered at Mrs. Faye Hill’s home on Thursday with leader Mrs. Robertson. They sang Christmas songs, played games, and exchanged gifts and refreshments were served.

Smiling Blue Birds Faye Hill Robertson

Labor Department Reports Seasonal Job Shifts in November

The Labor Department notes October to November changes were largely seasonal with a manufacturing decline. Total employment fell by 300,000 to 67.2 million while nonfarm gains came from temporary local government election work. Manufacturing dropped to 16.2 million as the factory workweek shortened by 0.3 hour. Unemployment rose to 4.0 million and insured unemployment to 2.0 million. the jobless rate stood at 6.3 percent.

James P. Mitchell

Rambler Announces Buyer Payments as Sales Rise

Rambler unveils the New Rambler Crusade to share progress with customers. If December to March sales rise, buyers receive government savings bonds and increasing payments, with $3,679,850 at 10% growth up to $24,930,750 at 50% growth, plus ongoing bonds as targets are met.

Rambler U.S

Rambler Crusade Invites Customers to Buy and Share Gains

Ramblers offer lower prices and fewer problems with aim to expand market through December 1960 and early 1961. Owners are urged to act as advocates, boosting sales while sharing in economies and profits, as Amer ica Motors promotes customer sharing highlighted by Mr. Romney's New York conference.

Chevrolet Ford Rambler Ramblers

Evadale Elementary Presents The Kings Christmas Carol Operetta

Evadale Elementary students staged a two act Christmas operetta titled The Kings Christmas Carol in the school cafeteria. The program featured singing groups and 15 speaking roles performed Wednesday afternoon at 2 pm.

Evadale Evadale Elementary School

Texas Health Dept runs extensive network of children's dental clinics

Over 100 clinics across Texas participate in a state program to provide dental care for indigent children. Local areas supply equipment and volunteers while the Health Department funds professional services in 14 clinics. Some cities run many clinics including one city with 33, all supported by fundraising and community groups. For more information contact the Dental Health Division in Austin.

U.S Sean Amplemor Texas State Health Department Dental Health Division Austin Public Health Education Division Texas State Department of Health

Christmas Party Held by Wilma Weeks WMU at First Baptist

The Wilma Weeks WMU met Monday night at Mrs. C. R. Baker’s home for a Christmas party. Jeanne Faye Shine sang two carols with Lillian Whitman at the piano. “Annie and Willie’s Christmas Prayer” was read. Ten members shared refreshments.

Wilma Weeks WMU First Baptist Church C. R. Baker Jeanne Faye Shine Little Town of Bethlehem Lillian Whitman Annie and Willie

National Finals Rodeo Opens in Dallas December 26

The second annual National Finals Rodeo starts in Dallas on Monday December 26 and runs through Sunday January 1 at State Fair Livestock Coliseum. This premier rodeo event features 10 go rounds and showcases the top money winners from 21 states and Canada in five events including saddle bronc bareback riding bull riding calf roping and steer wrestling.

Dallas State Fair Livestock Coliseum Rodeo Cowboys Association States Canada

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