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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
2
A devotional reading references John 11:55 to 12:50 and I Corinthians 18 to 31 for reflection. It highlights themes of faith, warning, and guidance drawn from the Gospel and Paul’s letters.
A 1954 sermon explores three Bible Ifs: only through death can there be life, a follower must bear his own cross daily, and Jesus will draw all people to himself. The message warns Christians against mere admiration and urges genuine sacrifice for others.
The letter argues for the reality of Satan using Bible verses from Job Luke first Peter and Revelation to claim Satan roams heaven and earth and will be banished one day. The author urges the reader to read the Bible and resist the devil with God’s armor. Address questions to Lois Marchbanks Beaumont Texas.
The Lumberton Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. C. T. Jordan with nine members and one guest Mrs. E E Black. Mrs. L A Barland led the council report and hosted a game. Members named the most useful kitchen gadget during roll call. Next meeting will be at Freddie Landry’s with a hat restyling program. Family night set for March 19 at the Catholic Hall with a white elephant sale after supper.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Sumrall and daughter of Beaumont visited the Sumralls over the weekend. The Foltin family of Hockley visited the Knights and others Sunday. W Taylor of Orange called on Teal family Monday. Mrs Joe Dettling and Mrs Ben Kirkland made a business trip to Cleveland Thursday. Mrs G A Knight and Mrs William Tanton visited Mrs Dale Morris in Liberty Hospital with a throat infection. H Bean and E L Teal did a business trip to Livingston Monday. Simmons made a trip to Romayer Tuesday. Reginal Bailey and children of Rye visited his parents the Baileys over the weekend. C A class supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe Love Tuesday night. Mrs Irene Bishop home after treatment in Liberty Hospital for throat infection. David Bean visited Beaumont Monday. R L Moye and Jesse Jordan visited Beaumont Tuesday. Mrs Minerva Moye was a business visitor in Kountze Monday.
The Good Shepherd Baptist Church with newly installed Rev. J. W. Joiner updates its weekly schedule. Sunday School 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m training union 7 p m evening worship 8 p m Wednesdays WMU meeting 7 p m prayer meeting 8 p m Brotherhood meets Tuesday 7 p m Cottage prayer by adult union class Thursdays 730 p m this week at Mr. and Mrs Bruce Moore home.
Pvt. Thom as J. Tucker of Silsbee and husband of Joyce Collins Tucker reports to the Antiaircraft Artillery Replacement Training Center at Fort Bliss Texas for a second eight week basic training cycle. He will learn firing of light and medium antiaircraft weapons at various aerial targets and familiarize with electronic equipment used by the AAA RTC. Upon completion he will graduate in a parade and retreat ceremony and be eligible for assignment to a permanent antiaircraft unit.
The W S C S of the First Methodist Church held a 3:00 p m March 3 meeting in the educational building led by Mrs Johnnie Hile. Fifteen members one new member Mrs Ford of Beaumont and visitor Mrs Hammon of Kermit attended. A program on Early Churches was given by Mrs Hannah Grote. A style show is planned for March 19 at 8:00 p m at the High School auditorium tickets from members.
Sophia Nichols Circle of First Baptist Church met at Mrs Leon Shine's home on Tuesday March 9 with Mrs J D Brumley presiding over a brief business meeting and Bible study led by Mrs D H Suitt in Mrs Smyly's absence. Present were Mesdames W S Sturrock H B Simmons Joe Williford D M Short J A Shine A McBroom and Leon Shine. Next meeting held March 16 at Mrs Joe Williford's home at 9 a.m.
The design and construction division of the state board of control in Austin Texas will receive sealed bids by 10:00 a.m. March 26 1954 for air conditioning the Resident Engineer's office building in Silsbee Texas for the Highway Department. Plans and instructions are available at the Board of Control Design and Construction Division. Bids must follow state procedure.
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