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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
2
The church invites all for a Church School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00. The choir holds its final summer meeting at S. Miears residence on Rt. 1. Regular worship services are planned from 5 to 9 p.m. this Sunday at the An all church Family Night event.
The First Baptist Church hosts a youth led revival August 4 to 10 with Rev. John Wayne Goodwin as guest speaker. Evening services start 7 45 p m and devotional at 6 a m with breakfast served. Bobby Tolar leads singing and prayer meetings continue nightly.
Childlike wonder opens access to God's kingdom as Jesus taught. The devotion urges maintaining childlike faith amid worldly concerns, citing Mark 10 15 and John 9 1 41. Prayer asks for humility guidance and daily childlike living. Raymond W. Fenn Nova Scotia shares thoughts.
Fully furnished lake camp sleeps 12 with modern conveniences. Rates include one day and night ten dollars thirty nine cents, weekend thirty five dollars, Monday to Wednesday twenty five dollars sixty cents, week forty five dollars. Call EV 5 3311 DeHart's.
E L Teal celebrated his 79th birthday on July 20 with a gathering of 72 relatives and friends. Attendees included Buck Teal of Kountze, D H Teal of Beaumont, W E Stewart of Tomball, E T Stewart of Richards, W B Corley’s family of Houston, Rosella Stewart of Bryan, A L LaGrone’s group from Orange, Eva Limcomb of Orange, Edward Sonier’s clan from Vinton, J F Hobden Jr of Orange, A A Teal of Oakwood, George Teal’s family, Odell Whitehead of Houston, Lakey family of Call, Woodyard family of Humble, C E Teal and sons of Iran, Jessie Whitmire, Joe Love family, Minerva Moye, and Mary Cecil Collins of Votaw.
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet Monday evening at 6 30 in the Masonic Temple for its regular session. The start time was moved up from seven. Janice Samson serves as worthy advisor with Mrs Rebecca assisting.
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