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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1960

Page

2

Texas AFL-CIO Announces High School Essay Contests

The Texas State AFL-CIO offers over 2500 in cash scholarships to graduating Texas seniors. Essays on Labor's Role in our Society or Do We Need the Deadline may win up to 500 dollars. Submission deadline is April 15 with May 15 announcements. Local awards exist alongside state prizes.

Texas Afl-Cio State Labor Organization Jerry Holleman Holleran Harold Kilpatrick Texas State Afl-Cio Texas State Association of Electrical Workers Texas State Pipe Trade Association

Warren Homemaking Club Sees 14 Members At Hicks Home

The Warren Homemaking Club met at Mary Lee Benson’s home Friday at 2 pm with 14 members. Miss Martha McAlpin, Warren School home economics teacher, sponsors the group. The year book committee presented new year books. Mrs. Tommy Die elected reporter. A sewing box covering demonstration and gardening hints leaflet were shared. Next meeting March 18 at Mrs. Walter Howell’s home with a program on electrical appliances.

Hicks Pine Mary Lee Benson Warren Martha McAlpin Warren School Tommy Die Walter Howell

Depreciation On Livestock OK For Income Tax Deductions

Farm and ranch operators should claim depreciation on breeding and dairy livestock used in business. Bates notes many miss this deduction though it can be substantial when animal cost exceeds salvage value. Keep continuous records, consult the Farmers Tax Guide, and get the county agent’s copy for details.

Bates

First Baptist Sunday School Meet at Mrs Herron Home

The First Baptist Church Sunday School class met February 11 at Mrs. R. W. Herron home with 10 members and teacher Mrs. Vern McDaniel. Mrs. O. T. Huff opened with prayer and Mr Mattie LaFosse gave the devotional. The next social and business meeting is set for March 8 in the church recreational hall to reveal the Secret Pols.

First Baptist Jne First Baptist Church R. W. Herron Vern McDaniel O. T. Huff Mattie LaFosse E. J. Jones G. H. Reed

Good Shepherd Baptist Church Meeting Notice

Good Shepherd Baptist church will hold Monday night services at 6 40 p m Linda Sue Kelly will attend the devotional Caro will serve as hostess Katherine Kent president leads the gathering in the church meeting note

Good Shepherd Ausihia Good Shepherd Baptist Church Linda Sue Kelly Caro Katherine Kent

Den 3 B Cub Scout Pack 199 Meeting Report

Den 3 B of Cub Scout Pack 199 met at Mrs. Dove Conner home. Achievements were checked and Charley Richard told a story. The boys made place cards for the banquet and refreshments were served before dismissal. Charley Richard served as scribe.

Den Dove Conner Charley Richard

Longtime Village Mills Resident J W Walters Dies at 84

J W Walters, 84, longtime Village Mills resident, died Sunday at his son Zibia Walters home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Pace-Wells Funeral Home in Kountze with Rev. J J Mills officiating. He is survived by his sons Buster and Bob Walters of Village Mills, another son Zibia, daughters Mrs P E Murrah of Village Mills and Mrs G C Carroll of Beaumont, plus 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial followed at Village Mills Cemetery under Pace-Wells direction.

J W Walters Village Mills Pace-Wells Kountze J. J. Mills Hillister Assembly of God Church Walters Zibia Walters Buster Bob Walters P. E. Murrah G. C. Carroll Beaumont Pace-Wells Funeral Home

City Arrests For Week Reported By Chief Tarver

Chief Grady Tarver said Wednesday that city arrests for the week totaled 18. Twelve were traffic violations and six were jail arrests. Jail arrests included five drunk incidents and one intoxicated driver. Traffic arrests covered three speeding cases, three excessive noise, one no tail light, one failing to yield, two no driver license, one headlamp violation, and one running a stop sign.

Grady Tarver

Den 5S of Scout Pack 199 Meeting Report

Den 5S n 5, Pack 199 held a weekly meeting at Mrs. Goldie Hartman’s home with all cubs and both den mothers present. The group recited the cub scout promise and closed with the Law of the Pack. Frank Arnold III served refreshments. Dwi-

Den 5 Scout Pack 199 Goldie Hartman Frank Arnold Dwi

Card of Thanks from the Gammill Family

The Gammill family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered comforting sympathy and help in their sorrow. They acknowledge the beautiful service and oral offerings along with other kindnesses received.

Gammill

Lady Golf Association to Meet Tuesday Morning

The Ladies Golf Association holds a business meeting Tuesday at 9 15 a.m. at the clubhouse. The monthly bridge tournament follows the session, and a covered dish luncheon will be served at noon.

The Ladies Golf Association

Negro School Faculties Present Program at New Bethel

Waldo Mathews high school led by C A Johns and Frank Robinson elementary school led by Mrs Mathleen Brent presented a benefit program Sunday afternoon at New Bethel Baptist Church. Mrs Nellie Woodard sponsored the event and the free will offering will fund church insurance.

Waldo Mathews High School C. A. Johns Frank Robinson Elementary School Mathleen Brent New Bethel Baptist Church Nellie Woodard

Thanks for prayers and kindness in our bereavement

The A. M. Morgan family express sincere gratitude for food, flowers, visits, and deeds of comfort during their loss. They extend special thanks to Dr. W. J. Poshataske for his long and faithful service to Mrs. George W. Hare and family.

W. J. Poshataske A. M. Morgan

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