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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1970
Page
3
Dr. Daniels leads a religious crusade with sermons on afterlife questions. Saturday’s talk asks where the soul goes after death and whether we know others beyond the grave while Sunday deals with warnings on the road to hell.
A string of newborns reported from Silsbee Beaumont Kountze and Evadale includes Kristi Rhea born May 30 at St Elizabeth Hospital to Ron and Alice Greer daughter Tracy Lynn born June 8 to Alan and … Ashworth Mary Ann June 4 to Harold Cammack Pamela Nanette June 9 to Charles Wayne Dear Michael Wayne June 6 to Charlie Ratcliff Shelby Lance June 4 to Gerald Antley Ann Marie June 7 to James Hobbs Mircid DeShawn June 8 to Gene and identity Patterson and Princess Susette June 8 to Charles and Patricia Patterson Doctors Hospital Beaumont and other area facilities.
Deputy Thon of Commissioner W L Car away of Silsbee hired Mrs Eddie Crain at 25 dollars a month as an attendant at a county garbage dump north of Silsbee to regulate dumping. Mrs John Hall also received 25 dollars as an attendant at a dump east of Village Creek. Alfred Carter questioned ownership of a road through the old Hardin townsite west of Kountze. Commissioner Howard Barrington said the road likely belongs to the county and would condemn the road if Carter offered a trade. No action pending updated abstract.
The first annual Fun Fly at the Hardin County airport drew 800 to 1000 spectators with over 300 people taking rides in five to ten private aircraft. Major E. B. Clark credited perfect weather and strong attendance for a successful fundraiser supporting CAP emergency services equipment.
Navy Petty Officer Third Class Charles W. Adams Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. Adams of Silsbee, was presented a citation during ceremonies aboard the USS Midway in Alameda California. He was cited for his outstanding performance as a fire room watch stander on the USS Oriskany during combat operations in Vietnam.
The Youth Choir of St Beulah Baptist Church won first place at a program Sunday at Green Pine Baptist Church in Kountze. Rev A C Johnson pastors the church on Kirby Street.
Cherry Lynn Rice and David Allen Rivers married in a Saturday evening double ring rite at First Methodist Church. Rev. Eugene Jonte officiated. The couple will reside in Silsbee with Rivers employed by Hart Studens.
Houston oil executive F W Turner, district manager for Atlantic Richfield Co, spoke to Silsbee Kiwanis and guests about ARCO's Prudhoe No 1 discovery on Alaska s north slope. He showed a Lowell Thomas narrated ARCO film, outlined an 800 mile 48 inch pipeline to a southern ice free port, and emphasized preservation of the area s beauty and ecology.
The Silsbee High School twirlers sponsor a garage sale today at 1155 Maxwell Drive the Rayford Birdwell residence.
Donald D Grose District Director SBA Houston announces Malcolm Bridges and Albert J Coburn will visit Beaumont Chamber of Commerce on June 17 from 830 a m to 430 p m to advise businessmen in the Beaumont area. Excellent cooperation from banks newspapers Chamber of Commerce and others has enabled SBA to assist in economic improvement of many businesses in this area.
The Pine Burr Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting at the Ridgewood Hotel in Beaumont on Monday June 15 at 7 30 p m. Edgar Blood Chief of the Silsbee Police Department will be the guest speaker and Sherry Taff of Silsbee State Bank will be the vocational speaker.
Eddie Tennison, UT Naval ROTC student and son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tennison, left last week for two months of training in the U S Navy aboard an aircraft carrier in the Philippine Islands. He will be a senior this fall majoring in business administration.
The Skillern and Wilson families thank friends for flowers calls food telegrams and kindness shown during the loss of Richard W Skillern.
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