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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
3
The St Beulah Baptist Church building fund chairman sponsors a program Sunday March 28 at 2 30 p m featuring singing and readings. Participants include Shirlie A Giles Maxine L Rhone Mar
REBEKAH LODGE No. 155 meets Mondays at 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows Hall Roosevelt and 11th visiting Rebekahs invited Mintie Hayes Noble Grand Helen Griffith Vice Grand Vera Hogan Secretary Tommie Bozeman Treasurer Notice Odd Fellows Lodge meets Tuesdays at Odd Fellows Hall Visiting brothers L L Neely Noble Grand E A Eaves Vice Grand Leo Baily Recording Sec Stated Meeting Silsbee Lodge No 927 A F A M first and third Tuesdays at 7 30 visiting brothers invited L M Prather W M F L Choate Secy
The St Beulah Baptist Church will present the one act Biblical drama Silvered Rope on Friday April 16 at 8 00 p m Cast includes Maxine L Rhone Shirlie Giles N L McKeithen John L McKeithen Philip Jeff Scott and Doris G McKeithen Prologue sung by pianists Mrs R M Thomp son and Mrs M L Brent Sponsor Mrs Birdie L Singleton staff members and a long list of local names accompany the performance
We thank friends for flowers and expressions of sympathy. Thanks to those who attended the funeral for our husband and brother in law Nathan Gilmore. Mrs. Dorothy Gilmore, wife Mrs. E. E. Sykes and family
Dear Mrs Marchbanks asks if people in far lands who have never heard the gospel are lost. The answer cites John 15:8 Romans 2:15 and Matt 25:15 30 Luke 12 48 and Heb 10 29 to argue God reveals himself to all and that judgment follows light observed. It concludes that those who live up to the light have opportunity for salvation while failing to do so leads to punishment. Address Lois Marchbanks 1438 Broadway Beaumont Texas.
The Mary Hill Davis Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. R E Barclay's home with seven members present. Mrs. Mary McDaniel led the second Sacrifice and Song lecture from the Annie Armstrong Home Mission Fund appeal. Next meeting at the church next Tuesday with a covered dish supper.
Ancher Nelson REA administrator lauds Senator Johnson after a Progressive Farmer article on REA work. Nelson urges wide readership and vows to cut unserved farms in the South from 16 percent, aiming for meaningful power access within 12 months with Johnson's help.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Marie Sabbath's home and discussed selling cook books. A basket lunch picnic is planned for Friday night March 26 at American Republics grounds to honor the Legion's 35th anniversary with guests including past commanders of Troy F. Rymes Post 452 and veterans of wars.
Gov. Allan Shivers lifts five year old Karen Albrecht of San Antonio during the 21st annual Easter Seal Campaign launch. Karen, a cerebral palsy survivor, represents crippled children aided by Easter Seal Societies across Texas and will appear on billboards and in ads as campaign rolls out with 23 Texas facilities benefiting from the effort. The statewide drive aims to mail over a million letters and is led by the Texas Society for Crippled Children with headquarters in Dallas.
The Chance School P T A will host a chicken supper on Friday night March 26 from 5 30 to 7 30. Wiley Alford and his variety show the Lone Star Playboys the Indian quartet and others provide entertainment from 8 to 9 30. Advance tickets are on sale.
Corporal Virgie C. Spurlock, married to Helen of Silsbee, returns to the U S after thirteen months in Korea with X Corps. Formerly a truck driver with the 780th Field Artillery Battalion, he previously worked for Bethlehem Steel in Beaumont and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Spurlock of Silsbee.
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