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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
3
Reverend Ruben Hillborn and a group of Alaska musicians will perform at Gospel Chapel Church 483 Watts Road Woodlea Addition Friday night June 22 at 7 30 p m. The public is invited, says pastor J F Tibbits.
Mr and Mrs J T Cawley with Mr and Mrs Paul Cawley of Rising Star return home after a three week trip visiting New Orleans Orlando Cape Kennedy Jacksonville Savannah Atlanta Columbus Washington D C Chattanooga and Memphis
Kent's Silsbee Flower Shop and Jewelry announces its appointment as an authorized Lenox dealer in the area Tren ton NJ Lenox china dinnerware crystal and gift items will be carried featuring patterns and pieces Charles Kent owner says the store aims to offer top brand merchandise Lenox china and crystal are described as durable elegant and used in the White House and in U S embassies worldwide.
About 150 players enter the Silsbee Country Club sixth annual Invitational Golf Tourney starting Friday June 22 with first round matches at 7 30 a m. Prizes include a championship trophy cash awards for a second round and a 1973 automobile for a hole in one on hole 12.
An area wide patriotic rally will be held Thursday June 28 at 7 30 p m in the First Baptist Church of Silsbee. The event honors service members with Chaplain Abner Whitfield and a 44 voice choir from Fort Polk Louisiana as special guests. Sponsored by the Silsbee Ministers Fellowship.
Marjorie Jane Phillips and Michael Travis Bryant plan a June 30 wedding at 6:30 p.m. at the bride’s parents’ home in Silsbee. The bride is a Silsbee High School graduate attending Lamar University. the groom also graduated from Silsbee High School and works at Silsbee Auto Company.
Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department reported no fires during June 11 to 18. Fire Chief Russell Busby thanked residents of Silsbee and nearby areas for helping the department reach goal zero fires.
County extension agent Jimmy C. McCelvey warns fruit and vegetable growers and home gardeners to watch for aphids. The pests thrive on warm days and cool nights, feed on new growth, and can cause extensive damage before detection.
The column records several births including Molly Hart June 16 in Dallas, Sabrina Lynn June 6 in Beaumont, Amy Denise June 13 in Silsbee, a son June 13 in Silsbee, Thelma Lynn June 16 in Silsbee, John Vernon June 16 in Volaw Doctor's Hospital, Walter Scott June 16 in Doctor's Hospital, with grandparents and great grandparents named. It also warns about aphid infestations on pecans and elms and lists insecticides such as Cygon Meta-Systox-R malathion and Di-Syston Phorate, stressing to read labels and use registered products only.
The Upper Room devotional urges productive use of gifts to spread the gospel. A reader reflection notes busy lives and asks for courage to make daily acts bear fruit for the kingdom, ending with a prayer for usefulness. Paul R. Flowers, Marion Indiana.
LTV Aerospace Corp. Vought Systems Division of Dallas won a subcontract exceeding $30 million to design and develop a major part of the Space Shuttle orbiter external insulation. Rockwell Space Division announced the award, with initial work through 1977 and peak funding over $5 million in the year. The contract covers the leading edge thermal protection system for nose, underbelly and wing areas facing up to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit during reentry. The Shuttle aims to be reusable and reduce costs for space payloads.
The Silsbee Jaycee Ettes met Tuesday night at First National Bank with Ann Jeffrey as guest speaker sharing slides from Japan. Members Lola Burgess Nelda Snell Ellen Jones Karen Meers LuAnne Fredrich and Glenda Gray traveled to Beaumont on June 12 for orientation and the group invites all to the July 3 meeting at Ellen Jones house featuring a Tupperware party and guest.
James F. Sasser Sr., 73, of Alexandria Louisiana, died June 11 at an Alexandria hospital. Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m. June 13 at Multhearn Funeral Home Chapel in Winnsboro with burial in Oakley Cemetery. He was retired from Standard Oil and a Baptist. Survivors include two other sons, a daughter, three sisters, two stepsons, and two stepdaughters.
Royal Cloverleaf Club will hold a 7 p.m. meeting on June 27 at Mrs. Maude Lewis 530 South 12th Street. President Edith Davenport asks members to attend to finalize plans for the upcoming State meeting.
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