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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
2
A historical paper item lists positions including publisher editor ad manager society and personal editor reporter photographer secretary foreman operator linotype operator printer pressman apprentice. The text names staff roles rather than events or dates.
Buna reports an eight pound three ounce girl born at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Ross. Local ballot deadline March 3 for two Buna school board seats with terms expiring April 3. Hamp W. Mattox 76 of Buna funeral held at First United Methodist Church with burial in Antioch Cemetery. survivors include wife Mae Eason Mattox and three Buna daughters. Other items note visitors, club meeting, and ongoing Girl Scout cookie sale ending February 27.
A collage of culinary tips and quirky lines about juicing citrus with skewers, to making crystalized grapes, to bread prep and cheese onion baking. It playfully notes double jeopardy hints and hints at local shopping and a radio station tease.
Nu Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Feb 22 at the Hardin County Savings and Loan building. Members voted to donate to the International Endowment Fund supporting Cancer Research, Girlstown, Ranch Hope for Boys, and Cystic Fibrosis Research. Two programs were presented: Susan Irvine spoke on Nature's Landscape and Cherry Jo Curtis on Gardens. Ima Jean Nelson was hostess.
Community notes from Lumberton detail a Fletcher Emanuel WMU general meeting on March 3 at 9 30 am in the church fellowship hall. Also reported are hospitalizations births deaths and local travels including a fatal two car crash near Silsbee with Mrs Ruby Perdue among the deceased and multiple family prayers and acknowledgments.
Silsbee High School and Lumberton High School libraries each received two copies of Famous Trees of Texas. Curtis Davis presented the books on behalf of the Texas Forest Service which published them and Moody Foundation funded the publication.
Meadows challenges funding if on the Court. Barrington pushes paying a $6,578.90 bill for 30 voting machines. The group debates redistricting after a federal suit, blaming delays and court action, while Caraway cites not acting sooner and lawyers hired.
The first ice delivery to American homes occurred in 1802, prompting the creation of ice chests and iceboxes, the precursors of modern cold storage systems.
Judge Lack recesses the meeting after district officials demand a four oclock deadline. A letter from Highway Patrolman Wayne Pullen praises the radar unit lease and notes thirty three speeding arrests from Jan 25 to Feb 18. Appointed Dr H A Hooks as County Health Officer amid board eligibility concerns and commissioner Means requests a Feb 8 minute change showing a no vote on a trainee secretary salary.
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