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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
3
Evadale news aggregates visits and events from January, tracing trips to Dallas Nacogdoches Port Arthur and Longview. Members attend church functions and WMU GA rallies while youth groups meet at Bethel Central Baptist. nursing training begins at St Elizabeth.
Words cannot express our sincere thanks for flowers cards prayers visits and deeds of kindness in the loss of our loved one Mrs. Donald Unruh. Donald Unruh and family.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Brown visited Mrs Lolite Hunt at St Marys Hospital in Port Arthur on Monday. Mrs Hunt was scheduled to undergo gall bladder surgery Tuesday.
Texas highway crews start field counts January 3 to inventory billboards and junkyards along federal aid and primary routes. The effort covers over 3000 miles of interstates and 14500 miles of primary highways, guiding possible zoning actions and further landscaping under the federal beautification act.
AGA and Houston Natural Gas Corp envision home energy from a natural gas fueled cell similar to Gemini VII power. The unit uses hydrogen from gas and oxygen from air, with no moving parts and low pollution. Scaled stacks offer full home energy for heating, cooling, water heating, cooking, and more.
Gullit States Utilities Company promotes two Beaumont staff to director level. James S. Turner becomes system director of public relations and Herschel R. Mathews is named director of advertising. Turner, with Gulf States since 1951, and Mathews, a Lamar Tech graduate, have led advertising and production respectively.
Southwestern Bell engineers will survey the Chance Loeb area to gauge population density and potential base rate reductions if service use rises. Mayor Marvin Wilson urged residents to request rate revisions amid concerns of unequal charges. Mrs. Dorothy Hall announced the Chance Loeb Cancer Society will resume meetings January 26 at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church with more volunteers needed.
A state marker near Henderson memorializes J M Joiner and the 300 barrel daily gusher that helped spark East Texas oil development. The marker, with a replica derrick, stands in Pioneer Park seven miles west of Henderson, placed by the Texas State Historical Survey Committee with local chambers of commerce and the Highway Department.
J Edgar Hoover head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation defends crime reporting. He says responsible press coverage informs the public and acts as a deterrent, while suppression breeds apathy toward law enforcement and crime problems.
The Silsbee Jaycee-ettes met Tuesday night at Mrs Wayne DuBose home with six members present Mrs Caesar Dominguez presiding Refreshments for the fellowship preceding the Jaycee banquet were discussed Several projects for the coming year were presented and tabled for later discussion The meeting date was changed to the first Thursday of each month The next meeting is February 3 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Carl Jones
Joe F. Staley, district director of the Port Isabel district of the immigration and naturalization service, announced the annual alien address report program is under way and that reports are required by law with possible serious consequences for noncompliance. Forms are available at post offices and INS offices. Trained staff will help in INS offices though not all post offices have this assistance. Information given by aliens is confidential by statute.
The Tangasuta Horizon Club met in Cravens Hall and elected Susan Smith as president Gaye Jonte as vice president Sue Felps as secretary Brenda Worley as treasurer Nancy Shine as pledge leader Christine Holt as song and prayer leader. Proceeds from a rummage sale fund Horizon Club Conference in Houston March 19 20.
The family of Escar S. Goins expresses sincere thanks for flowers visits cards and kindness shown during the loss of their loved one Escar S. Goins.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Williams and their son visited over the weekend in Waco at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B R Walker.
State of Texas files condemnation action in Hardin County seeking damages for a 0.250 acre parcel adjacent to US Highway 96. Defendants include Hillbun and Milstead families with unknown heirs. notice requires appearance by February 28, 1966 and four weekly publications. Local Special Commissioners issue summons.
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