Local notice on farming permit under 1878 act
Public notice appears in a historical edition under the act of March 6 1878. The broadcast lists names such as Burgess Joe Thompson James Joplinson and others with editorial and mechanical staff credits.
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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
4
Public notice appears in a historical edition under the act of March 6 1878. The broadcast lists names such as Burgess Joe Thompson James Joplinson and others with editorial and mechanical staff credits.
Rev Ernest Polette of the Congregation of the Most Holy Passion will conduct a Sacred Mission at the Souls Cathedral Church from March 10 to 17. Polette, a Masson native with studies at St Louis University and long teaching and missionary experience on the West Coast and in California, will preside daily at 6:30 am Mass and lead evening services at 7:30 pm including sermons, mission prayers, and Benediction. The weeklong mission is open to Catholics and non Catholics alike.
Public health note warns that untreated strep throat can lead to rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease. The American Heart Association advocates awareness and preventive care to protect heart health.
Caterer offers private dining rooms for Henquets and community size groups across Kinahize and Mountze Texas. Diversified menu includes barbecue with Hickory smoked Marbecwue. Call 693545 for bookings at Aiicomditioned hub.
The Sustice Pony League met Tuesday at Farmer's for election of officers for the coming year. L. J. Retids K was re elected president with Monroe Flarlanlan as vice president and Leone Whitman as secretary. Other officers were appointed. Discussion covered funds and future programs to help players and parents, with dates to be announced. An auxiliary group was to be discussed at a later meeting.
The Game and Fish Commission notes a large movement of ducks and geese from Texas coastal refuges toward nesting grounds. By Feb 18 most of 15,000 Canada geese at Aransas Refuge had left. Whoopers may depart by March or April. cranes mingle with the flock.
The Texas Heart Association urges weight control to reduce heart strain and vascular load, promoting its 1947 Heart Fund as part of a public health push.
Clarence McNeely reports thirty marriage licenses issued in February. The list includes couples such as Wallace A Monson and Blanche B Harton on Feb 1, Mar LeVerne Woods and Murphy on Feb 2, and many others through Feb 28, reflecting activity in the county clerk’s records.
Den 10 of the Cub Scouts gathered Thursday at Mrs. R EX. Ensign’s home with eight members present. Mrs. Harry Holt, den mother, called the meeting to order and led routine business. Games were played and refreshments served by Mrs. E. E Yoksh Gary Felps, scribe.
Cub Scout Den 1 of the Gb Scouts met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Ray Collins home with seven members. After a brief meeting the boys toured the Silsbee Telephone Company and enjoyed the courtesy of the staff. Refreshments were served. Billy Slaydon, scribe.
The American Heart Association is the sole nationwide voluntary group dedicated to advancing research education and community heart programs to combat heart disease.
Mrs. Ogtie Rosier and others attended the Liberty Bell Telephone office open house on February 22. A series of weekend visits and Mardi Gras plans in New Orleans and Beaumont are reported among locals including the Davis, Boudreau, Meadows, and Reid families. Local trips for the National Flower Show in Houston are also listed.
The Azalea Garden Club met February 27 at the home of Mrs. W. F. Caskey with cohostess Mrs. R. McMicken presiding. Mrs. F. M. Bower lectured on gladiola bulb planting and care. Nine members attended with one visitor, Mrs. L. O. Turrentine, and one new member, Mrs. Carl Britton. The next meeting is a planned workshop at Mrs. H. A. Porter's home on March 13.
The Lottie Moon Girls Auxiliary of Woodrow Baptist Church met Monday at seven with seven members and leader Mrs. B. G. Roberts present. New officers named Gail Davis president Mary Jane Leviness vice president Jackie Pearce treasurer and secretary Glaine Moore named reporter.
The major portion of the Heart Fund contribution stays in the community to bolster local programs fighting heart disease. The remainder funds the national battle conducted by the American Heart Association.
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