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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
4
The Silsbee Bee is published every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas under a second class permit issued April 10 1919. Subscriptions cost 3 50 yearly within Hardin Jasper Tyler and Jefferson counties and 4 00 yearly outside these counties.
Harold Leigh and Ruth Stirling, Tommy Read, James Johnson, Louis Johnson among editorial staff. David Read and R L Read named as co-owners of the coup publishers. Jerry Zuber city editor and Leona Whitman Bedets and Personal Editor listed. Mechanical department includes Linotype Operator and Printer Pressman Stereotypist.
The piece notes hardy outdoorsmen fishing intermittently while rust spots are checked on guns. Shrimp scarcity affects Galveston to Sabine bait supply. White perch kept by Robert I. Parks and R. L. Read. water high and murky. Weekend visit to Austin County described as pleasant. Salt Grass Trail Ride began in Brenham with heavy traffic from Bellville. Sister pursues car shopping. Chevry debated as possible purchase.
Silsbee notes up to date retail growth as Warrick's TV relocated to the old Ruggles Variety Store and celebrated a grand opening last weekend. Burke Hargrave notes pool season to start around April 16 with April dates mentioned for opening. East Texas Wildlife adds 36 does from King Ranch in a 100 deer restocking effort costing 3500 dollars. The project includes 100 more released under federal Pittman Robertson act allowing hunting after a buffer period. Deer may be hunted next fall with the herd expected to grow in East Texas.
The Fletcher Home Demonstration Club met on February 16 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. J. E. Tucker’s home. Members shared shrubs for sale, heard a program on making a cutting bed, and welcomed two new members Mrs. L. Tucker and Mrs. D. Ling.
A widow may qualify for a GI loan if her husband’s death was service connected even if he previously had a loan. The veteran’s loan status does not affect the widow’s eligibility.
Yes. Women veterans are eligible for the same benefits and under the same conditions as men. There is no differentiation as to eligibility in the law.
Den 7-A of Cub Scout Pack 199 met Monday at Mrs. Dwain Sparks home. The boys made table centerpieces for the blue and gold banquet and played games. Tommy Sparks served refreshments and the meeting closed with songs. Chuck Zeller, scribe.
Den 10 of Cub Pack 88 met Monday at Mrs. Harry Holt's home with 10 members and assistant den mother Mrs. Chester Hooks. They answered roll call by presidents, worked on Blue-Gold Banquet decorations, played games, and noted Russell Wright and Dick Hile earning wolf bear and lion badges to join Webolos Den. Jerry Redkey served as scribe.
A chiropractor argues daily fatigue harms salesmen and others, urging treatment for nerve and spinal misalignments. He cites a 56 year old patient with diabetes and pain who improved after corrective adjustments, claiming chiropractic’s widespread success. He urges readers to investigate and seek help, publishing a next column and contact number.
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