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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

2

Two Hardin County Girls Attend State 4-H Roundup at A&M

Judy Hand of the Batson 4-H Club Ann Laird of the Pine Ridge Club and Ruth Causey County Home Demonstration Agent represent Hardin County at the 4-H Roundup in College Station with about 2000 attendees. The theme People to People emphasizes understanding and goodwill among 4-H members parents leaders extension agents and friends under Agricultural Extension Service at A&M College system.

Judy Hand Batson Ann Laird Pine Ridge Club Ruth Causey Hardin County College Station 4-H The Agricultural Extension Service A & M College System

Disaster Relief Head Urges Texans To Be Prepared

William L. McGill, Texas state co ordinator of Defense and Disaster Relief, urges readiness after 112 tornadoes, floods, and a Panhandle blizzard since March 1. Civil Defense complements, not replaces, emergency safeguards and should mobilize across communities to protect lives and property. The Texas Civil Protection Act of 1951 empowers Governor Daniel to mobilize multiple state departments and agencies for disaster relief.

William L. McGill Panhandle Civil Defense Mr. McGill Daniel Public Safety Railroad Commission Employment Service Adjutant General National Guard American Red Cross Attorney General of Texas State Defense and Disaster Relief Operating Organization

Higher bids mark Texas Veterans Land sale on rain effect

The June 6 sale of forfeited land by the Veterans' Land Board in Texas saw rising bids on smaller tracts, aided by rainfall. Medina County enjoyed stronger activity after Medina Lake filled, while the board set minimum acceptable bids to curb speculative offers. The sale totaled 164 bids on 37 tracts worth $919,846.63, with high bids totaling $228,702.52 led by Elmo S. Irby of Fort Worth at $8,237.56 for 147 acres in Hamilton County.

Veterans’ Land Board Earl Rudder Medina County Medina Lake Rudder Elmo S. Irby Fort Worth Hamilton County

New Presbyter Elected for Assemblies of God

Rev. F. C. Drake was elected Presbyter of the Neches Valley section of the Assemblies of God at a special meeting. The area covers four counties, 31 churches, and about 40 preachers. Drake has extensive evangelist and pastoral ministry and organized new churches in the south. He pastors Evergreen Assembly of God Church near Silsbee on the Spurger highway.

F. C. Drake Neches Valley Assemblies of God Drake Evergreen Assembly of God Church Silsbee Spurger Highway

Good Shepherd Revival To End Sunday Night

The revival at Good Shepherd Baptist Church continues through Sunday night led by visiting evangelist Rev. R. T. Strange of Fort Smith Arkansas. Fred Hobbs of Kountze oversees the music. services are at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. with nursery for young children. Rev. J. W. Joiner is pastor and invites all to attend.

Good Shepherd Good Shepherd Baptist Church R. T. Strange Fort Smith Arkansas Fred Hobbs Kountze J. W. Joiner

John Wesley Film Shown at Local Church Service

The WSCS of the First Methodist Church will sponsor a technicolor film about John Wesley. It will be shown at the evening service on June 16 at 7 30 in the church sanctuary.

John Wesley WSCS First Methodist Church

Woodrow Baptist Church Meets for Evening Lesson

The Lottie Moon GA of Woodrow Baptist Church met Monday night at 7:30 with four members present. Gayle Davis presided as president. Mrs. B G Roberts led the Bible lesson titled Being Understanding. The meeting closed with sentence prayers. Glaine Moore reported.

Lottie Moon The Woodrow Baptist Church Gayle Davis B. G. Roberts Glaine Moore

Fletcher Home Demonstration Club Meets In June

The Fletcher Home Demonstration Club met June 4 at 10 am at Mrs. I. M. Butler Sr.s home. Zippers and belt buckles were discussed. Attendees included Mrs. Broussard Waters Fragett Fountain and Wright. The next meeting is set for June 18 at Mrs. Frayett s home.

Fletcher Home Demonstration Club I. M. Butler George Broussard W. B. Waters Lewis Fragett R. H. Fountain W. A. Wright Lewis Frayett

East Texas Research Foundation field day to showcase grasses

The East Texas Field Station of the Texas Research Foundation will host a field day on June 20 from 1 to 4 pm west of Henderson on Highway 79. Visitors will tour grass plantings and compared varieties for sandy East Texas soil, with demonstrations of dozens of grass species, sunflowers, corn, millets, sudan, sorghums, rose and clover. The event is sponsored by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce and supported entirely by East Texans.

East Texans East Texas Field Station The Texas Research Foundation Highway 79 Henderson Texas James M. Windham East Texas Chamber of Commerce Windham Bermuda East Texas Jack Lair Sudan Rusk County

Johnson Seeks Army Survey to Prevent Texas Flood Damage

Senator Lyndon B. Johnson urged the Army Engineers on his radio program to study every Texas river and recommend flood control steps to prevent repeats of current flood damage. He cited dams as saving millions in property and lives and noted Congress saved nearly a half billion dollars in early appropriations while shifting foreign aid to loans.

Lyndon B. Johnson Army Engineers Texas Congress Johnson House Senate

Infant John Rawls III Buried at Frank's Branch Cemetery

Funeral services for John Edward Rawls III were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Frank's Branch cemetery near Spurger. The infant, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Rawls Jr of Silsbee, died at 10:40 a.m. Tuesday in Doctors Hospital Groves. Elder Clyde Dulaney officiated. He is survived by his parents four sisters Katie Judy Janice and Margie Rawls grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Rawls and Mrs. Ola Jenkins of Silsbee. Arrangements were directed by Farmer Funeral Home.

John Edward Rawls III John Edward Rawls Jr Silsbee Frank's’ Branch Doctors Hospital Groves Clyde Dulaney Katie Judy Janice Margie Rawls John Rawls Ola Jenkins

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