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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
2
A notice lists second class mailing permit details dated April 10 for Silsbee Texas. Rates are $3.50 yearly within Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson Counties and $4.00 per year outside these counties. Distribution occurs every Thursday at 410 Highway 96, Silsbee.
Editorial staff and publishers listed with roles including co-owners David Read and R. L. Read, Tommy Read as Editor-Ad Manager, Leona Whitman Society Editor, and various department staff such as Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling James Johnson and Charles Green across the mechanical and printing departments.
Martin Yawn plans an open house Sunday March 21 from 2 to 5 PM in Silsbee for a Gold Medallion all electric home built for Dr and Mrs Byrnes Belk. The property features Western red cedar exterior, glass walls, ceramic tile, a master suite, and a Carrier heat pump. Drive east of Silsbee on Highway 96 to Quail Run Drive and look for 74 watch for the open house 538.
Words express sincere thanks for the thoughtful deeds and prayers during a hospital stay. James Lee Sims and family extend gratitude for the support and kindness shown.
A Church of Christ sermon argues all countable people sin yet distinguishes between alien sinners and Christians. It cites scripture to claim Christians may sin but do not practice sin, walk in the light, and are cleansed by Christ’s blood, urging readers to choose righteousness over darkness. 605 North Fifth Street.
A Silsbee taxpayer urges the Silsbee Independent School District to reconsider buying 40 acres of the Tennison Yankie tract for a new high school. He argues drainage, accessibility, and city services favor alternatives, including land offered by the Albert Cook Trust Estate and Morris Van Winkle.
Silsbee drops season opener 7-4 as Little Cypress edges ahead in the fourth. Bo Roy posts three hits for Silsbee. Howard Harrison starts on mound before David Harrell finishes. Silsbee had four runs on nine hits with three errors as rain postponed prior game and schedule shows more scrimmages and next trips.
A concurrent House resolution introduced by Rep Emmett Lack and co-authors would form an interim committee to study creating a Big Thicket State Park in East Texas. The Senate companion by Sen Harrington and others mirrors the call to preserve the region’s wildlife and habitats amid encroaching development.
Lenox Hawthorne and Richard Sanford of Silsbee Auto Co. will be honored for 1964 sales and receive a sales award at a Shamrock Hilton Hotel banquet in Houston on March 20. Don L. Hawthorne also qualified for the award. Sixty six Ford dealership salesmen in the district will be cited for excellent retail sales performance. About 400 salesmen will be honored, including 13 who have earned Ford 300-500 Club membership each year since 1950.
Weathermakers Co led by manager C Buck Sigur will open a new air conditioning contractor shop at 456 North Fifth Street next to Simmons Radio and Appliance. They will be Carrier dealers and specialize in heating and air conditioning installation and service of Carrier units.
James William Price 22 of Silsbee Earl Wayne Harvey 17 of Kirbyville and two Beaumont men were indicted by the Jefferson County Grand Jury for the February 6 burglary of Sabine Materials Co Beaumont They allegedly broke in and tried to enter a safe Sheriff Henry Overstreet reported 34 detainees held that week at Hardin County jail.
A tuberculosis skin test clinic will be held today at West Hardin school from 9 a.m. to noon with County Nurse Mrs Read administering tests. The event, sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association, is free. A preschool clinic with smallpox shots will follow at Chance Loeb school on March 22 from 8:30 a.m. to noon with Mrs Read present.
Dr. and Mrs. Tennison and Dr. and Mrs. Copeland of Silsbee returned from the Graduate Medical Assembly at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans March 8 11. About 2000 attendees heard speakers from medical centers nationwide. Dr. Tennison has attended the gathering for nine years.
N L Williams of Silsbee sits at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont on $5000 bond for the knife murder of James C Palmer also of Silsbee. Palmer was knifed and to be moved to jail when fit. The sheriff cited additional arrests for fraudulent statements to the Texas Employment Commission theft simple assault and other charges. Sixteen people were held overnight for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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