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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
2
The paper lists a 1919 second class mailing permit date and post office location in Silsbee Texas. It notes publication every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 and outlines subscription rates by county. It also names the publisher editor and editorial staff and lists mechanical department staff roles.
J B Golden of the Texas Education Agency reports 89 percent of Texas school superintendents filed textbook requisitions before the June 1 deadline. About 2.5 million students will have books ready at September start thanks to swift ordering.
Cheryl Ann Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert B Young of Beaumont and Dee Cunningham son of Mrs Gladys Cunningham of this city were married Saturday at 8 pm in North End Baptist Church Beaumont Rev J T DeLeach officiated. Linda Young maid of honor bridesmaids were Becky Young Ellen Young all sisters of the bride. Best man Don Moore groomsman Clayton Cunningham brother of the groom. Myrl Hollyfield Arnold Keith Beaumont seated guests. House party included Janis Richardson Debra Hollyfield and Mrs Myrl Hollyfield. The couple will reside in Beaumont where both are employed by Gulf States Utilities Co.
Midway in the 30 day session switches focus to spending, taxation and liquor by the drink. The House backed Connally's $119 million tax package and $474 million revenue budget while the Senate pursued a $479.7 million general fund appropriation. Mini bottles, private clubs, and service taxes loom as revenue sources. ginning dust rules and drunk tests draw clashes as rural roads funding and public safety topics surface along with appointments and an emergency attack plan.
The Silsbee Slim Tops met Tuesday night in Neches National Bank with 20 members and seven visitors. Miss Dorothy Taylor, county home demonstration agent, spoke on overweight issues and helpful dieting methods. The group meets each Tuesday from 7 to 8 30 p m in the Neches Bank.
The state requires publishers under Texas public school contracts to maintain a Texas depository by law, as explained by Golden.
A promotional piece urges employees to participate in Payroll Savings Plan or Bond-a-Month to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. It argues servicemen’ s sacrifices mirror civilian saving aims and that buying bonds supports freedom while providing personal reassurance.
Richard Ray of Houston, son in law of Mr and Mrs Charlie Brownlee, will display his newly patented Polynesian outtrigger sailboat in the Astrodome exhibit center from June 24 to June 30. Ray, a Silsbee High School graduate, says the boat is one of the most versatile for fishing or pleasure.
Public notice states that Helen Baker Read was granted Letters Testamentary for the estate of David Read Deceased in Hardin County Texas. Creditors must present claims to Helen Baker Read Executrix via Fletcher Richardson Attorney in Silsbee Texas within the statutory period.
Policy at Silabies Doctor’s Hospital states admission, treatment, and referrals must be non discriminatory regarding race color or national origin. All facilities available to patients employees and visitors without regard to race color or national origin.
Evaluation states that cotton wool and mo hair support balanced farm production and rural economy. Texas leads in all three fibers with growth on the farm and related agribusiness. Short Snorts note new Bank of North Texas in Hurst and a Deer Park branch hearing on September 5. USDA says South Texas crops healthy but High Plains weather damaged cotton and sorghum. Texas Railroad Commission reports July oil output at 3 055 344 barrels per day amid lower than expected imports.
Funeral services for Johnny Gray of Silsbee were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Farmer Funeral Home. Rev. Clede Drake and Rev. Herbert H. Hilton officiated. Burial followed in Cunningham Cemetery. Pallbearers included James Pleunty, Ernest Pleunty, Robert Bean, Chris Williams, Louis Campbell and Glenn Reeves. Gray, a World War II veteran and truck driver for Britton Cravens Lumber Co., died Sunday at Beaumont hospital after a short illness. He is survived by his wife Lavelle, a son John of Beaumont, two daughters Angela and Ida Lee, two brothers Leon and Monroe, two sisters Christy Watson and C. A. McKee, and his mother Anne McKee.
UNICEF provides a sulfone to treat approximately 11 million leprosy victims worldwide. The program aims to complete three years of treatment for each patient to reduce disease impact.
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