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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
2
Publication note for Silsbee Bee lists editor association details and second class mailing permit dated April 10, 1939. It states office location at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas and subscription rates 3.50 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4.00 per year outside these counties.
Editorial staff listing includes David Pack and R. L. Read as co-owners and publishers Tommy Read as editor-ad manager Leona Whitman as society editor and personal editor Ruth Stirling as department printer operator James Johnson as linotype operator Charles Green as printer pressman Harold Priinter Operator is misread and may refer to Harold Printer.
A representative from the Agency for International Development will visit Houston for two weeks to interview applicants for overseas secretarial positions offering about 5000 dollars yearly plus housing and a possible 25 percent salary differential. Interviews run 9 am to 4 pm at the Texas Employment Commission, 2918 San Jacinto, with group sessions at 6 pm on January 21 and 27. Applicants must be single, 21 or older, American citizens with shorthand and typing skills.
Den 3 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Nelson Long with all 10 cubs present. Charles Laden chief conducted a ceremony, James Parker named song leader, Ric Key Hatton new cleaner, Steven Clapp served refreshments, Harold Lee Gardner wrote the scribe note and the group played Chinese Tag after.
The City of Silsbee invites sealed bids for one 1985 white 4 door police car with V-8 225hp automatic transmission 115 inch wheel base 7.35x14 tires and heavy duty features plus a 1963 Fairlane trade in vehicle. Bids due 10:00 A M January 21 1965 at City Hall. opening at council meeting. City reserves right to reject all bids. Mayor Frank L McClanahan Jr.
The Hardin County Commissioners Court will designate depositories for public funds at the regular term starting February 8. Applications are governed by Articles 2544 through 2558a, KCS as amended, and applicants bear the knowledge of these terms. Fletcher Richardson County Judge, attested by Clarence McNeely, County Clerk.
Registration for pre school age children is set for January 25. White pupils may register 7 30 a m to 12 noon at the high school gymnasium. Negro pupils will register 1 to 3 30 p m at Waldo Mathews gym.
Mrs M E Foster led 7 cubs including new member Richard Brunner. They crafted plaques from alphabet macaroni titled The Cub Scout Promise. Larry Moss elected denner for January. Next meeting at Mrs Climmie Brunner with Mrs Brunner taking over as den mother. Marvin Foster served as scribe.
AI D aids health education and development standards in underdeveloped countries to improve health well being and opportunity. It is an agency of the Department of State. The brochure will be sent by phone request to Mrs. Bean.
The Rho Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the Heritage Room of Silsbee State Bank with 17 members present. They voted to participate in the Mothers March of Dimes and heard a program titled The Connoisseur presented by Mrs. Eddie Van Winkle and Mrs. Sidney Miller.
The Exquisett Club met January 7 at Mrs. Lloyd Ewing’s home with eleven members present. Mrs. James Singleton led, a devotional opened, and plans included continuing benefit drives for the playground fence, hosting the Mary Alphin District meeting in April, and a March of Dimes film by Cesar Dominguez.
Mrs. Avis Fountain 73 of Chance Loeb died 2 15 p m Wednesday after a short illness in Baptist Hospital Beaumont Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p m at Woodcrest Methodist Church Chance Loeb Rev Eugene Fitzwater officiating Burial Hooks Cemetery south of Kountze Farmer Funeral Home Silsbee in charge She lived in Chance Loeb the last 50 years widow of R H Fountain member of Woodcrest Methodist Church Survivors include two sisters Mrs Nell Outlaw Spokane Wash and Mrs L K
Tipton of Beaumont and four brothers Eldon Tatum and W. A. Tatum of Beaumont W I. Tatum of Battle Creek Mich and Lester L. Tatum of Houston were named among pallbearers R G Milner Cecil Dominy Roland Hart D W Richardson C E Meadows and Oscar Adams Sr for the service.
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