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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
2
The Beaumont Enterprise piece defines the editor as press chief, balancing timely content and fairness. It notes the role varies by paper size, demands integrity to avoid libel, and blends business with public service while facing daily social scrutiny and client expectations.
A long list from Bev Buchanan to JoAnn Alibritton shows ninth grade honor roll and eighth grade A B C batches. Names include Christine Holt Curtis Lack James Lovely Connie Gore Gaye Jonte and many others across grades with repeated entries and multiple spellings.
A Texas Highway Department speed survey shows a drop from 11 percent to 5.1 percent of drivers exceeding 70 mph a year after a 1962 limit raise. Across pickups, trucks, and buses speeds fell as the novelty wore off. The agency notes averages around 56.6 mph last autumn versus 59.3 mph a year earlier.
The Upper Room column recalls a bereaved couple who lost their son to an inoperable brain tumor. It notes strong faith, prayer for healing, and acceptance through God's permissive will. It includes a prayer for peace for the sick and sorrowing and a closing thought that God will be with you. Evadne Scott Beebe of Wisconsin signs the message.
The Okatoka Camp Fire Girls met Monday at the First Presbyterian Church with all members present. Plans were made for a Valentine luncheon for the mononee. Ruthie Les, reporter.
There will be two meetings for all interested in Little League Baseball February 11 at 7 20 p m in the Neches Room of Neches National Bank. Jim Conner president says the gathering welcomes mothers fathers and anyone willing to help with Little League Baseball.
At the annual meeting of the Silsbee Camp Fire Girls Association N. P. McCarney was elected chairman. Allen Freeman became vice chairman with Mrs. Harry Holt as secretary and Mrs. Cecil Cobble as treasurer. New executive members are Mrs. Grady Tarver Rex Worley and Richard Weathersby.
Ogden Rosier president of the Hardin County Singing Convention thanked all who helped make last weekend’s event a success. The singing took place in the Junior High School Auditorium with the courtesy of Supt. Den Hough and High School Principal Weeks Crawford. He called it one of their best conventions to date.
The Friendship WMU Circle for Friendship Baptist Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clifford Sharp with 11 members and one guest. The calendar of prayer was read and Mrs. Jim Crouch shared highlights of Miss Blanch Groves talk at the Emmanuel Baptist Association meeting in Kountze. Miss Groves is a retired missionary who spent many years in China.
Four year old Mike Hughes son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes at 945 N Sixth celebrated his birthday Saturday at 2 20 p m with a party at home. Twelve friends attended and received balloons heart shaped suckers and enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream.
Den 3 of Cub Scout Pack 82 met January 26 at Mrs Nelson Long home with ten boys and the den chief present. They sang, played games, and visited the library to receive library cards. Ricky Hatton provided refreshments. Harold Lee Gardner served as scribe.
The Happy Blue Birds met Tuesday at Mrs Elton Decuwir s home with seven members present. Teresa Hoes served refreshments. Brinda Fannett reported. The note thanks their many friends for kindness to a mother during illness with prayers visits cards and deeds of kindness. Mrs Ola Mae Carr and daughter express gratitude. The Knighton family also thanks friends for support during their mother Mrs Violet Knighton s illness and passing.
The Foshees express gratitude for friends who offered support and kindness during their time of need and extend blessings to all who helped.
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