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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
2
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A long colonial style notice describes the Silsbee Texas City Council approving annexation of surrounding territory to extend city limits. It records ordinance readings, votes, and publication requirements, and notes the Eagle badge ceremony for James Marvin Bell with praise for his mother Mrs. M M Bell. The document covers legal steps, dates, and officials connected to the annexation and ceremony.
Fletcher home demonstration club will meet March 21 at Mrs Wrights home with extended invitation. Numerous local visitors including Elon Mason from Orange Winsell Denman recently returned from Alaska and other family visits across Chance Loeb area. Community notices cover church activities preferences absentee voting and upcoming trustee election with details on deadlines and polling locations.
A Buna based Game Biologist reports in an East Texas deer fire ant study that heptachlor treatment in Hardin County areas has reduced wildlife counts since 1958 with rabbits abundant but birds and mammals slow to recover. The report warns residual insecticide effects may prolong ecological disruption and hinder long term wildlife recovery.
The Grand Temple of Texas for the Pythian Sisters will meet in Beaumont in June. Temple No. 8 will enter a drill team to perform at the meeting. Mrs Norice Perkins MEC for the local temple says the drill team members will gather Monday night at 8 p m in the Community Hall.
The Alma graves WMU Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday morning with nine members present. Mrs. I. L. Stowe opened with prayer, Rosie Morse read the last minutes, Helen Hickey gave the devotional, and F. D. Johnson led the Bible Study. The group dismissed with prayer led by Mrs. T. C. Falls.
One hundred eighteen members attended the New Bethel Association TV clinic at First Baptist Church in Spurger with Eddie Kerwin of Bethel Baptist Warren as guest speaker on Witnessing for Christ. YWA met at Mrs. Arnold’s home with six present discussing Illiteracy in the United States. Martha Ellis WMA Circle organized for young married women and working girls. next meeting planned at Mrs. Dean Warren’s home. Ann Harris WMU Circle met at Mrs. Carpenter’s with four present. program led by Mrs. Carpenter and prayer by Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Gordon presided over a mission study session. next meetings scheduled at Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Carpenter’s homes.
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Cle met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Herman Gray with seven members and two visitors present. Mrs. A. B. Kelley opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs David Bialock gave the Bible Study program. Circle met in the home of Mrs. E. L. Ashcraft Tuesday with light members and one visitor present. Mrs. H. C. Ross opened at the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Ashcraft was in charge of the mission study program.
The First Assembly of God Church will sponsor a rummage sale on Saturday in the old post office building. The sale starts at o'clock.
A gandy dancer is described as a worker who inspects railroad ties for loosened rails and bolts, ensuring track safety and structural integrity through routine maintenance duties.
John T Williams, candidate for three seats on the Chance Loeb school board, urges voters to elect him for a three year term. He notes 20 years in Loeb with his wife and five children in the district, church affiliation, stable employment, and a commitment to progress and a well rounded school program.
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