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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
4
The Silsbee Bee page lists staff and publishers including co-owners and publishers David Read and R. L. Read. News editor Leona Whitman, society editor, and personal editor are named along with mechanical department roles and printing staff such as Burgess, Thompson, Haynes, Johnson.
The Kam-Twisters youth driving club seeks a sponsor and forms committees at a Monday meeting led by President Roger Ratliff. Den Lee Hawthorne hosted the session. James Hobson reports. The group voted for stricter enforcement of driving rules and planned a party for February 14.
The Apache Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 34 met at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoon. Robert Jock opened with the scout laws and officers elected were Harry Lee Allen patrol leader Heaward Gram treasurer and Robert Brock scribe. The patrol plans a goodwill campaign. Kenneth Cones led the group in scoring exercises. Howard Grant closed with the scout oath.
The Martha Sunday School Class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. J. D. Cones home for their monthly business meeting with six members and teacher Mrs. A. L. Tucker present. New group captains were appointed and discussion of secret pals to create more. The next meeting will be the first Tuesday night of each month.
Durward L Alien asks what is happening to deer in a Sports Afield essay. The piece notes buck weights of 175 to 200 pounds in the 1900s and antlers with eight to 12 points. It mentions does twinning and some tripling in that period.
A bold weight loss pitch touts DIATRON as a safe way to curb hunger without diet or exercise. The ad claims you will lose weight with the first package or get a full refund, with return of the bottle to the druggist.
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