The Silsbee Bee Publisher Lineup and Details
The Silsbee Bee is published every Thursday from Silsbee Texas under a second class mailing permit dated April 10 1919. Co owners and publishers are David Read and R Jerry Zuber with Leona Whitman Mech R R Burgess Joe Thompson Larue Haynes James Johnson on the editorial staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
David Read
R. Jerry Zuber
Leona Whitman
R. R. Burgess
Joe Thompson
Larue Haynes
James Johnson
Teel Family Reunion Leads Local News Roundup
Mr and Mrs C B Teel and Charlene attended a reunion at the roadside park on Kountze highway where 54 descendants of early Silsbee pioneers William Teel gathered. The item notes several area families visiting, travel to Freeport, church events, school board meetings, and community happenings in Loeb and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Teel
Charlene
Kountze Highway
William Teel
Silsbee
O. P. Roden
L. A. Beard
Archie Beard
Port Arthur
Bud Reese
A. M. Sloane
Jasper
Ed Brown
Beard
Anderson Clinic
Houston
Freeport
Jimmy Reid
Mr. Brown
Village Mills
L. A. Holland
San Antonio
Victor Durand
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Lynn Robinson
Jaspers
Ernest Shawver
C. H. Shawver
Homer
Roy Robinson
Chance Xehool Board
Loeb
Pan
Silsbee Scouts Return From Camp Urland
Nine Boy Scouts from Troop 34 in Silsbee returned home last weekend after spending the week at Camp Urland near Woodville. Attending were Harry Allen Thomas Butts Jack Clark Dale Hendrix Clarence Nerren Randy Read Gene Richardson Pat Richardson and Roger Dale Ruggles. Charlie Allen is scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Camp Urland
Woodville
Harry Allen
Thomas Butts
Jack Clark
Dale Hendrix
Clarence Nerren
Randy Read
Gene Richardson
Pat Richardson
Roger Dale Ruggles
Charlie Allen
Frank McDonald Completes NCO School In Germany
Army Corporal Frank E. McDonald son of Mrs Esther McDonald Rt 1 Silsbee completed the Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in Germany with the 10th Infantry Division. He is a squad leader in Company B of the 86th Regiment, entered service in 1955 and graduated from Silsbee High School in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Frank E. McDonald
Esther McDonald
Rt. 1
Silsbee
10Th Infantry Division
Germany
McDonald
Fort Riley
Kaw
Europe
Silsbee High School
Livestock Pests Can Be Controlled With Chemicals
C F Garner extension entomologist warns pests like horn flies spinose ear ticks and stable flies reduce meat and milk output in Texas. Chemicals help but sanitation and water control are essential. Do not use DDT on milk cows or dairy premises. Follow L 256 guide or contact Agricultural Information Office College Station Texas for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Garner
Texas
Garner
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
High Court Candidate Visits Silsbee Friday
Judge W A Morrison, presiding judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin, visited Silsbee to seek reelection to a second term. A Texas University School of Law graduate and World War II veteran, he met with local attorneys amid favorable lawyer poll support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Morrison
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Silsbee
Morrison
Texas University School of Law
Appeals Court
Europe
Mrs Dora Cramer Honored On 73rd Birthday
Dora Cramer was honored on her 73rd birthday June 10 with a dinner at a roadside park in Eradale. Six of her eight living children attended: Edna Barnett and Robert Cramer of Baytown, John of Port Arthur, Bill Hartman, Tup Arnold, and Pat Cramer of Silsbee. There were 25 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Cramer
Eradale
Edna Barnett
Robert Cramer
Baytown
John
Port Arthur
Bill Hartman
Tup Arnold
Pat Cramer
Silsbee
For dry flies lighter wire improves float on hooks
A Sports Afield note states that in dry flies a lighter wire on the hook enhances buoyancy and keeps the fly on the water.
Veterans Questions on Insurance Loans and Korean GI Bill
A veteran asks about loan repayment on a permanent GI policy and can repay in any amount at least five dollars. State bonuses for Korea veterans are handled by states, not VA. Free indemnity coverage lasts 120 days after leaving service, extended from 30 days by a new law. A refresher real estate course is not allowed under the Korean GI Bill if the veteran is already qualified by prior training or experience.
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Korea
Card of Thanks for Support After Accident
The Brown family expresses gratitude to all who helped after last week’s accident. They thank those who sent sympathy, sent cards and flowers, and especially neighbors who provided meals on Wednesday and the Good Shepherd Baptist Church which prepared meals on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Faxgard
Sour Lake
Myr
J.F. Gritfin
Fairbanks
Brenda
Jr. Widner
Alvin
Oscar Adams, Jr
Zavalla
Lufkin
Chance
R. T. Milner
Molly Ellis
Shirley Waters
Joy Johnson
Clara Babin
Boris Chance
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
L. M. Brown
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General Electric
Loeb News
C. . Shawver
J.A. Hollister, Lee and
Royee
Mrs
Elton Coward
Neder
Hollister
Virgil Castolina
Crockett
Rose Williams
H. C. Davidson
Association
WMU
C. J. Bendy
Rodger Murrell
Bendy
D. A. Gibson
WSCS
Woodcrest Methodist Church
Marine Airforce
Hyman Roden
Linda
Howard
Cherry Point
North Carolina
Guy Thompson
Buna
Gerald Peden
Alexandria
Bill McNutt
Miller
Challie
A. L. Gibson
Joe Moore
D. A
J. M. Bowman
Kountze
Jerry Burks
Mike
M. F. Riley
Heney Island
Dennis Gibson
Valentine
Tommy Barland
Navy
C. 2. Barland
Arkansas
C. T. Jordan
Bobby Roberts
Voth
Loeb First Baptist Church
Jerrell
Hooks
J. N. Bythewood
E. M., Stewart
Maury Mitchell
George Mitchell, Jr
Hawthorne
Nevada
Roy Waggoner
Fred
Shawver
H. R. Okun
Pari
Jack Best
James Martin
Orange
Jean Okun
Paul Okun
Jimmy Okun
Sidney Okun
Penny Martin
Nelta Stewart
J. B. Faggard
Bill Schoonover
Crane
WMS
First Baptist Church
Rey
la Paravin
T. F. Jeffcoat
Earl Gilchriest
Gerald Widner
Silsbee Drug Company
John Henry Schuler
Frank McDonald
High Court
Questions and
Seasidie
Geo. W. Stimpson
Ford
Fords
Are Ory
Tylinde
Astoma
Mig
Silsbee Auto CO
Great TV
Ford Theatre
Kfdm-Tv
Channel 6
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