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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
3
Dr Creswell advocates a new math system taught from seventh grade to ease fear of algebra and emphasize reasoning. He notes many teachers and districts in Texas are adopting modern math with a 30 minute TV series on KHMT Beatmont channel.
The Loeb Church will dedicate a $60,000 education building with guest speakers Jaroy Weer Passeve at 2 30 p m at the First Baptist Church in Loeb. Rev Rodney DeLoach, pastor, leads the music program and invites the public to the dedication and post program reception.
Robert Welch led a private seminar in Houston with East Texas and regional businessmen and women. It followed a December 1958 Indianapolis session that started the society and Blue Book project, with 80 seminars nationwide. Philip Blair Jones, Houston coordinator, said the aim is to explain the complete story of the arms and piety and invitees were privately selected.
Dr. R E Martin of Living Waters Christian Church will preach at 10:45 a m and 7:30 p m services on Sunday on the series Divine Order for the New Testament Church. He recently returned from a Sarasota convocation on the topic with interdenominational speakers.
Mrs Leon Curry is named chairman of the Camp Fire Girls group in Cravens Hall with C F Walker as vice chairman and R L Paret as secretary. A series of sessions begins January 28 at 7 30 p m in Cravens Hall and the new fellowship hall of the First Methodist Church. Babysitters will be available for children. Leaders and executive committee members will be elected and Weeks will speak on Cravens Hall topics. The central district derby race and Mothers program are announced for late February. Candy sale details urge pickup at Darrell Shine’s warehouse February 3 at 3 o’clock.
Texas foresters say timber abundance has grown due to reforestation and better methods, countering fears of a timber famine. They note pine sawtimber rising from 17 billion to a projected 28 billion board feet by 1965 and warn that West Coast fir competes with Texas yellow pine. The economy linking timber resources to East Texas growth is highlighted amid slow domestic consumption.
Miss Martha Ashworth bride elect of Billy Frank Pat was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday at the home of Mrs. R. E. Barclay. Guests included Mrs. V. L. Cararway, Ray Collins, Leona Whiteyman, Clarence Dehar, W. T. Hobson Jr, Jack Shepherd, Bob McClelland, Elsie Caraway, H. L. Bomer, C. D. Thompson, and T. P. Dilpeck. The refreshment table featured an ecru lace cloth with a yellow sun and white carnation centerpiece and a yellow white decorating scheme throughout the house.
The Twentieth Century Club met January 15 at Mrs Buck Jones home with Mrs L I D Self cohostess. Mrs Earl Stover presided. A program on Poetry was presented by Mrs E M Piwitt and Mrs L P Skin. Selected poems illustrated elements of poetry. Next meeting set for February 5 at Mrs N A Cravens home.
A local man attended a reception hosted by Senator and Mrs Ralph Yarborough at their Austin home in honor of Texas Democrats. About 130 people were present as President Johnson spoke. The attendee had met Johnson before during Yarborough’s time in office. Adams served as an aide to Yarborough in Washington and Austin for almost four years. KJET Evangelist To Be Speaker At Church Here.
Camp Fire Group the Anyasura Gumor High mp Fire Girls met Tuesday at Cravens Hall with Diana Lie Tepage president presiding The girls discussed the final candy sale for the national honor and plans for the bazaar The program includes personal improvement with guest speaker Mrs Tommy Overland on beauty care The meeting will be held next week Kathy McCarney served refreshments to seven members and two guardians
The text reflects Paul awaiting execution in Rome and insisting that Christ’s work continues through followers. It asks who will carry the gospel forward and urges steadfast witness to share the good news. A prayer and thought for the day credit Edwin E. McDonald.
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