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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1976
Page
5
Buckles told the Bee he caught a 22 inch bass on a SE DLe beetle sprinter from a private pond near Sour Lake on Monday. The fish measured 22 inches in length.
In 1973 WOW started Careers for Peers to train high school girls from three Washington high schools to provide job counseling. The peer counselors learned to use WOW resources, developed resumes, and helped classmates plan a career search while visiting workplaces and meeting professionals to broaden horizons for women.
A local gathering was held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Silabee Strate Bank to honor Iris Pendergrass and thank Calvary Baptist Beaumont North Hardin Baptidt and First Baptist Silstice churches for support. Attendees included Mrs Paula Foyteuverey and Rev Barclay with thanks to doctors, nurses, and community groups. a future meeting of Trius Young Sane nahers is planned with refreshments after the session.
A free gospel concert is scheduled at 1609 Jones Road in Hismands Texas in February at 1 p.m. Participants include the Piedpe family of Kvuhile the Goepelettes of CIV the Talley family of Tiehlands the Wieden seesere of Prateek and the Victory Behos of Moustov.
Members of Mayflower Chapter 81 OF S&S have made final plan for their Bettyner to be held March at the Masonic Temple West Avenue and 15th Street. Mrs Dervis Perkins is chairwoman of practice Mrs A Irvin is Worthy Matron.
The report lists players Lor Paylor Ches Shavithe George Thomas 6-1 William Bees 6-3 Larry Davis 5-9 and others including Billy Walker Johnny Smith Spanky Broussard Wesley Colesnan with positions guard forward post and forward as part of a basketball lineup.
The Junior High Camp Fire Girls met February 17 at 100 Pine Crest Street led by Mrs. Elaine Black. Karen Wiant chaired the meeting, Patricia Hooks called the roll, Dairlene McKee collected dues, Donna McKe Wellington led the program, Rhonda Black served refreshments, LeAn Bayless was secretary.
Xi Kappa Nu of Beta Sigma Phi held its Valentine party February 9 at Mrs June Flanakins home. Members and husbands enjoyed a Mexican supper. Mrs June Filanakin was named 1976 Valentine Sweetheart. She received a gift from outgoing sweetheart Mrs Linda Allen. Next meeting set for February 23.
Six Cub Scouts of Pack 88 met Monday at Mrs. Syble Balla's home. They worked on achievements and discussed the Blue and Gold banquet. Refreshments were served. Robert Worthy was denner and Britt Wilkins served as reporter.
A 1848 Utah incident led to laws protecting sea gulls and a monument in Salt Lake City Temple Square. The.memorable event prompted the preservation of the bird and the grains it saved, recorded as a historic note in Hardin County Living and Loan.
Lee Seabrook, native of Georgia and former Georgia University graduate, is promoted to head of Manuseor Forest Operations within Kirby Timber Corp. He joined Kirby in 1960 after attending Abraham Baldwin College. Seabrook holds a degree in Forest Management and was elected to Xi Sigma fraternity at the University of Georgia.
Bobby Joe Yeagin, 32, of Silsbee, pleaded not guilty to a four count federal indictment returned in Beaumont in January. The charges include felon in possession of firearms and falsely answering forms in July. He was arrested Feb. 2 and brought to Beaumont to face the charges with a maximum penalty of five years and a $50000 fine.
Coe offered sympathy to the Roy family and the Hardin County community as details emerge in a youth matter. The prosecution lists one designated attorney. Seabrooke activity noted with ties to Kirby and USC Graduate School of Business. Seabrooke resides in Silsbee with his wife Carol and children.
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