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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
2
The Silsbee Bee lists staff in its mechanical department including Harold Leigh as printer operator Ruth Stirling as linotype operator James Johnson and Charles Green as printer pressman.
Alan Mc Intosh laments national exhaustion with anti-American rhetoric and global animus. He criticizes mobs attacking embassies and leaders, unrest on campuses, and foreign critics while denouncing domestic protests and permissive cultural shifts.
Russell Franklin Holt, a Silsbee senior and member of NHS and Key Club, was chosen to represent Texas in the National Society of Professional Engineers Monsanto Scholarship Competition. The Sabine Chapter TSPE will honor him February 22 at the Engineers Week Banquet in Beaumont.
A reader declares fatigue with critics who condemn capitalism yet seek benefits from the American system. He denounces clergymen tied to integration debates and educators pushing anti capitalist rhetoric while using private schools. He affirms pride in the United States, the flag, and a merciful God keeping justice for all.
Evadale Firemen families and friends were entertained at the Fire Station with a magic program by Charles Frank of Jasper. A short session organized the Evadale Firemen Auxiliary. officers elected were Mrs. David Atkeson president, Mrs. J. A. Black vice president, and Mrs. Troyce Taylor secretary-treasurer.
Mrs Opal Cree and Mrs Evelyn DeBarge express sincere gratitude for flowers cards prayers visits and gifts received during their hospital stays.
Dr. L. Wesley Norton of Lamar State College of Technology receives a $1000 terminal grant from the American Philosophical Society to fund travel for researching A History of Religious Newspapers in the Old Northwest Before the Civil War. He will visit libraries in the northeast and midwest and begin manuscript work upon returning to Beau mont in July.
Notice announces an application under the Texas Liquor Control Act for a Package Liquor Store Permit to operate as L. T. Liquors. Location is 11.4 miles north of Silsbee city limits on the west side of FM Road 92 Hardin County Texas. Owner listed as L. T. Propst, P. O. Box 1142, Silsbee, Texas 522.
Notice of application by L. T. Propst for a Beer Retailer Off Premises license under the assumed name L. T. Liquors. License location 11% miles north of Silsbee city limits on the west side of FM Road 92 in Hardin County. Clarence McNeely, County Clerk.
Willie Bean received a letter from D C Greer state highway engineer praising his handling of automobile title applications in 1965. Hardin County reported 39 rejections out of 5537 applications, 2.7 percent, well below the state average of 3.7 percent.
The Silsbee Rebekah Lodge will hold a cake and cookie sale Friday on the street in front of the former Silsbee Dry Goods building. Proceeds go to the Oddfellow and Rebekah Children's Home. Mrs. J T Long is noble grand.
Charles L. Deir applies for a Beer Retailer Off-Premises License and a Wine Only Package Store Permit for 655 West Avenue N in Silsbee Hardin County Texas. The sole proprietorship will operate as Deir's Drive In Grocery.
Sealed duplicate bids are due by 5 00 p m March 22 1906 at the City Manager office City Hall Silsbee Texas For approximately 16000 gallons of gasoline lubricating oils low and diesel pit specifications bid packets are available at the City Manager address The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any formalities Wayne DuBose City Manager
Mr and Mrs Morris Kovitz will conduct a revival at the First Assembly of God Church starting March 1 with Children’s Crusade at 6 45 p m and regular worship at 7 30 p m The church sits in the 800 block of Highway 496 South Pastor J A Hendrix leads the congregation Also noted Mrs Pearl Whitney travels to Diresburg Tennessee to visit her son and family Kenneth Whitney this week
The Ta Wan Ka Camp Fire Girls met at Cravens Hall First Methodist Church on February 8. They recited a poem, folded the United States flag, and made valentines for parents. New officers elected were Sharon Howell president Jan Caldwell secretary Evie Newsom treasurer Jane Gilmore scribe and Sarah Griffin also listed as scribe.
The Singing Blue Birds met Wednesday at Mrs Grady Tarver's home. The girls made valentines. Candace Tarver served re Judy Whitmire, reporter.
Mr and Mrs M A Belt attended a silver wedding anniversary honoring Mr and Mrs John R Belt in Beaumont Sunday.
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