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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1959
Page
3
Gulf Coast Section of the Society of American Foresters to hold annual meeting in Tyler Texas. Theme days focus on personal development and conflicting land uses with tours of local forests and a full program for attendees and accompanying guests.
The WSCS Circle 2 of the First Methodist Church met Wednesday morning in Cravens Hall with seven members present. Mrs. L. E. Martin presided and Mrs. E. B. Brown led devotions. Alf Bartle led a program on Iraq, the final session in the Middle East series. Next, Circle 2 will join Circle 1 for a six lesson Bible study on Isaiah taught by Mrs. W. L. Brigance, meeting each Wednesday at the church.
Reverend Dan Marocco, Rome native and missionary evangelist, speaks at Evergreen Assembly of God Church during a revival through the week. Tonight's topic is Shipwrecked, Friday Matrimony, Saturday Film on India, and Sunday My Life Story and Why I Became a Protestant. Pastor F C Drake invites the public.
High school seniors planning to enter the University of Houston must take a series of guidance and counseling tests on campus this spring. The tests are informational, free, and require no advance arrangements. Students should report to the library auditorium at 9 a.m. on March 7 March 21 April 11 May 2 May 16 or May 30. The mudskipper has a head and forelegs like a frog and the rest of its body like a fish.
First Christian Church announces church school at 9:30 a.m. Sunday with morning worship at 10:45 a.m. and evening service at 7:00 p.m. Sermons cover The Abiding Foundation for Christian Worship and The Ministry of Mediation. Bible Study explores The Meaning of Church Membership. Women’s Fellowship met at 9:30 a.m. program on Paraguay today. mission study is South America. Rev. P. F. Herndon is minister.
The First Baptist Church Sunday School class met Tuesday night in the fellowship hall for a covered dish supper and monthly business meeting. Thirteen members plus three associates attended as Mrs. W. T. Hobson led the devotional and Mrs. J. T. Cawley oversaw the program.
The Second Sunday in Church Loyalty Month will be observed at First Presbyterian Church on March 8 with church school at 9 44 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00. Last Sunday's worship attendance was 46 percent, members urged to attend every Sunday in March. those absent will be contacted. Infant Caron Lori Hedleston, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hedleston, was baptized at morning service.
Den 5 of Cub Scout Pack 199 gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. Pat Hartman’s home. The meeting began with the cub scout promise and Ricky Willis served refreshments. It ended with the law of the pack and living circle, noted scribe Larry Jackson.
About 55 junior and senior high school band students will travel to Jasper Friday afternoon for an interscholastic league solo and ensemble contest. All schools in the 12th District may enter.
WMU Circles of the First Baptist Church met Monday night at Mrs. A. L Tucker’s home for a spaghetti and meatball dinner for twenty. Mrs. R. F. E. Barclay gave the devotional followed by songs by Mrs. Ben Walker and Vern McDaniel with piano by F. A. McMicken. Ben Walker led a mission study book Ways of Witnessing and a film Indian Baskets showcased foreign missionary work.
Reagan Brown of the extension rural sociology unit announces that nominations for the Texas Rural Minister of the Year are due by April 1. Ministers serving communities under 2500 population are eligible and nominations can be sent via Progressive Farmer in Dallas.
The district 14 Business and Professional Women’s clubs plan a Sunday meeting at Jim’s Cafe in Buna at 1 pm with hostess Mrs. Jim Cook and district director Mrs. Mary Low Fore presiding. Silsbee club officers including Mrs. C W McGinty will attend. A separate Monday event at 7 30 pm will support installation of a new Jasper club.
The family thanks friends for flowers, cards, and food sent after the death of a loved one. Naomi Lane and Charlie Davis family express appreciation.
Unlike most birds, the families of the whooping cranes remain together as units throughout the winter, preserving social bonds and group structure.
Camp Fire Girls met Tuesday afternoon at leader Mrs. Tom Tennison Jr’s home with six members and assistant leader Mrs. L B Rogers. They planned an outdoor cookout for April 24 at Patty Tennison’s home. Games were played and Patty Tennison served refreshments. Sharon Denson served as scribe.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness and words of sympathy during their recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs. George L. Durham Sr and families of George L. Durham Jr G M Ashy J C Durham J L Segrest Escar Swearengen.
Negro Civic Club The Exquised Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Elijah Conaway with 11 members and one visitor, Mrs. Napoleon Simmons of Niagara Falls, New York. Mrs. James Singleton presided and Mrs. Mattie Barlow gave the devotional. The next meeting is planned for March 17 at Mrs. Oliver Busby’s home.
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