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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
2
Mrs. B. A. Rucker thanks neighbors and friends for prayers cards flowers and visits during hospital stay following their accident. She expresses deep appreciation for each person who offered support to Buster and herself.
Big Thicket Association sponsors a 40 mile trailride from Livingston to Saratoga Friday and Saturday June 25 26 to publicize its annual celebration. Riders depart 6 am June 25 from Livingston fair grounds and plan to arrive Saratoga around 10 30 am June 26 for a parade at 11 am. Western dance at 8 pm June 26 at the old Saratoga school gym. Music by George Cooper and the Texas Show boys.
Public notice explains Senate size to rise from 31 to 39 and House at 150, with apportionment by population. Election set for September 7, 1965, and ballot language provided for or against the amendment. Governor to issue proclamation per state law.
A guide explains social security protections beyond retirement and notes reforms expanding coverage for disabled workers families and early retirement. It invites readers to request Booklet No 35 Your Social Security from the Beaumont office. Marlene Pegg, SS field rep, will speak in June Tuesdays 8 30 to 11 30 a m at Silsbee Council Room City Hall.
Leroy Stanford owner of Stanford's Appliance stores at 275 Highway 96 South sold the business to Tommy J. Verret of Orange who operates Frigidaire dealerships in Orange and Beaumont. The Susbee store becomes Verret Appliance Co. with Mrs. R. L. Rush remaining as manager and Stanford continuing air conditioning and electrical work on South Third Street.
Evadale Lions Club met at Evadale High School and elected officers led by B. D. Gravis as president. Other posts appointed include Glenn Anderson first vice president Bob Cheek second vice president R. L. Bush third vice president Williams Withers secretary J A Black Lion Tanner Billy Mike Bruce tail twister and directors Bert Fling E C Nash Jim Van Haverbeke and George Thompson. The club, reorganized last month with 19 members, set meeting dates for the first and third Thursdays at 7 30 p m. International Councillor Buddy Lyles spoke as principal speaker.
A narratorial reminiscence traces a young girl’s lifelong crush on left handed pitcher Lefty Morrison. A 200 mile wartime train trip to Chicago ends in rainout, a mailed love letter, and a surprise later reunion as he becomes her husband. The tale blends radio era nostalgia with a lasting baseball devotion.
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