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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
3
Advert reads 39c back in 24 hours when SU KTS are taken for nightly bladder and kidney discomfort. It claims relief from disturbed sleep, logins, backache, and urinary irregularities after 3 tablets. Silsbee note.
Joe Wilson returned home Wednesday from Houston where he had been with his wife who is under medical care.
Plans for the Silsbee Women's Club Food Festival were announced at a club meeting. The event runs 2 to 5 p.m. in the Heritage Room of the Silsbee State Bank with chairs named for each table: South of the Border, Oriental Luau, Ean Cuisine, Americana bakeable, poster art, publicity, guest book, and ticket sales.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sends post card questionnaires to several thousand East Texas hunters who bought licenses in a 12 county Wildlife Management Area. Biologists in Hardin Houston Jasper Jefferson Liberty Montgomery Newton Orange Polk Trinity Tyler Walker use the data to set next year’s seasons and bag limits. Hunters are urged to fill and return the forms promptly with details on where hunted and time spent, plus game killed and any suggestions or remarks.
Den 2 of Cub Pack 201 met at the den mother's home with eight boys and den chief Bobby Paret. Tim Atmar supplied cookies. They recited the Cub Scout promise and worked on place mats and programs for the Blue and Gold banquet. They practiced a skit titled A Tribute to George Washington for the February 23 Kirby Elementary School Cafetorium 6 30 p.m.
The Community Garden Club met at Mrs. Duke's home with 14 members present. Clinton Currie from Woodville brought fruit trees and plants. Several couples and families from Beaumont Houston Silsbee and Warren shared social events and church activities, including a WMU leadership course at Bethel Baptist Church in Warren.
The North Hardin Baptist Church Youth Fellowship Committee hosted a playful Dan Cupid’s Hospital Party after Sunday services. Dr Paul Sherman and a team of nurses directed playful “treatment” for mock heart patients, with cake and punch served and thirty six patients making quick recoveries. The next fellowship is set for March under the committee’s direction.
A one night course on soil fertility and fertilizer management with discussion on rice small grains soybeans flax and soil building legumes will be held in the west wing of the courthouse in Kountze at 7 15 Thursday night Feb 18. John Box and R J Miears of A and M University will present the program and the screwworm eradication program in Texas will be discussed briefly by County Agent B E Rea.
The column records numerous visitors and residents in the Beaumont area from Silsbee to Wildwood Resort City. It notes a baby boy born February 12 at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Kountze and various visits among families in Beaumont, Nederland, Port Arthur, and Dallas.
A dance at the Pleasure Pier ballroom in Port Arthur on Saturday night Feb 20 honors Potentate H G Malm gren of El Mina Shrine Temple and his divan. A social runs 8 15 to 8 45 pm with dancing 9 to midnight, breakfast served. Tony Martins orchestra from Houston will furnish the music. A A DeLee chairs assisted by Port Arthur Shrine Association members.
The Azalea Garden Club gathered February 10 at Mrs. C A Jones home in Evadale with cohost Mrs. W L Caraway. Mrs. C R Baker chaired as program theme The Little Flower Show.
The article lists church mission study sessions at Central Baptist First Baptist Silsbee and Good Shepherd with Lilie Rogers Circle and Woodrow Baptist joining to study Winds of Change. Other items include Ko Kis Camp Fire girls meeting, Evadale Volunteer Fire canva ss, Wayne Rutland tenth birthday sleepover, Sweetheart Blue Birds Valentines, and J D Williams patient in Beaumont hospital.
YWA Focus Week features church activities and crafts a week of gatherings across Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church with circles meeting at various homes. Also reports on local births funerals deaths and social visits with a school bond election planned for March 2 and community club meetings in preparation for Easter events.
Pot Kaoree and Tai eoy arn Mr. 3 will host a home mission book study at Mrs. Dan Elam's home followed by a hamburger supper. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of Orange and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Linscomb of Orangefield with the Goats. A skating party in Silsbee Friday was led by Mrs. Betty Cheek. Visitors Lonzo McClain of Lake Charles, La. joined Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black and others in weekend visits.
Mr and Mrs C W Weatherford of Evadale announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of Linda Lee Weatherford to James Buddy Hobbs of Evadale. The ceremony will be at Central Baptist Church at 8 pm on February 26 with Rev J P Stockman officiating.
Mayor Frank L. McClanahan Jr proclaims February 21 to 27 1965 as Engineers Week in Silsbee Texas urging citizens to join in observances organized by local engineering societies including a gathering at the Harvest Club on February 25 1965.
Cub Scout Den 3 of Pack 88 met Tuesday at Mrs. Nelson Long to sing and discuss historical figures Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. The session included a game led by Harold Lee Gardner.
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