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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
9
Morning Watch, sponsored by the Student Council, aims to strengthen religious faith during stressful times. Each Tuesday and Thursday at 7 45 a m the program meets in the high school library with Jesse Hawthorne as committee head.
Local ministers faculty and businessmen deliver short inspirational talks during a morning devotional period. The program aims high yet relies on student support, with meetings offering attendees a chance to worship within a supportive civic community.
January census process requires students to obtain a census blank from the office. Students must follow Mr Weeks Crawford directions. Principals act as census enumerators to ensure rapid accurate collection. Parents must sign and return blanks. new entrants should contact their upcoming elementary school.
The week designated Dead Week suspends basketball and activities to allow students to study for midterms. The Ti ger Rag will not be edited. Dead Week ends at 2 30 p m on January 17 with a Bridge City basketball game marking its close.
Bill Gilchriest and Deborah Dolley were chosen for All Region Band per director M L Winger. An all region concert is set for January 25 in Lamar Tech Auditorium with L Bruce Jones of LSU directing. Contestants included Linda Redkey Sherry Rodgers Lowell Hendrix Gerald Rodgers Janet Rogers and Paul Freeman.
Birthday dinner honors Ben and grandchildren at the Commander home. Visits from Warren of Houston, O Connor of Cleveland, and Rae Davis in Beaumont. Jimmie Kelley and Collins return from SHSTC Huntsville. Family illness of Kyle Loftin and school events at Pentecostal Sunday School. Miss Patsy Collins attends Orange wedding. Local visitors include Deckert, Curtis Myers, and Jessie Myers. Sympathy extended to Sumralls over Walter Ustick’s death. Principal Johnston notes plans to fence school ground.
Mr and Mrs Hunter Mackie of Silsbee visited Mr and Mrs Joe Dettling and Mr and Mrs P L Williams and sons visited his parents. Lloyd Graham and sons Eugene and Edwin of Hull visited his mother Mrs Ethel Graham Sunday. Mrs Lillie Jordan is on the sickness list. Reports say Nora Jordan Hodge suffered a stroke and has been in Cleveland.
W. P. Burnett visited the Teal home Monday. Mrs. D. L. Harrison delivered a truck load of wood from their saw mill to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Teal for a warm fire. Wotan pulpwood yard lies on the Santa Fe railroad with a new loading machine managed by David Bean and William Tanton.
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