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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
2
Notice lists second class mailing permit date April 19 1919 at Silsbee Texas under the 1879 act. Publication is Thursday at 410 Highway 96 with T7656. Rates 3 50 yearly in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties 4 00 elsewhere. Trial staff and associated department noted.
Lumberton volunteers vote to hold a public meeting soon to discuss rural fire prevention and a three cent county tax valuation. Includes notices of bridal shower, hospital patient, club meetings, birthdays, and residents visiting relatives.
Evadale school serves daily bread butter milk. Week menu lists Monday blackeyed peas rice pickled beets meat patty catsup corn bread orange pudding. Tuesday chicken gumbo over rice crackers slaw peanut butter sandwich cherry pie. Wednesday hamburger lettuce tomato onion pickles Fritos fruit sliced cheese. Thursday creamed potato gravy steamed cabbage roast pork hot rolls cookies. Friday potato salad barbeque chicken Jello with fruit corn bread.
The article explains replacement medicine by describing how damaged body parts are swapped with healthy tissues or artificial devices. It highlights the Tissue Bank at Bethesda Naval Hospital which preserves eyes bones skin cartilage and blood vessels through freezing or drying for long term use. It urges readers to ensure prescription accuracy and reliability by consulting their doctors.
The Weight Control Club met Tuesday at Neches National Bank with 23 members and two guests. Plans were made to attend ARD with area clubs at 7 p.m. Friday at First Security National Bank in Beaumont. New members welcome. meetings are every Tuesday at Neches Nations Bank.
Ada Bell Jordan owner of Jordan's Drive Inn Grocery applies to Hardin County Judge for a Beer Retailer's Off Premises License at the corner of Highway 92 and Ben Smith Road five miles north of the Silsbee post office. Hearing set for 10 a m April 5 1968. Clarence McNeely Hardin County Clerk.
Silsbee School menus for the week March 25 to March 29 show daily lunches including beef stew with vegetables and macaroni on Monday, fried chicken with rice and gravy on Tuesday, hamburgers on Thursday, and fried fish on Friday with sides and milk daily. Orange juice is served daily.
Lin Johnson of Silsbee won first place in the novice drivers class of the Beaumont Sports Car Club St Patrick's Day Rally last Sunday. Navigator Gene Cotton of Victor guided him during the three hour drive that ended near Houston. Lin is a senior at Silsbee High School, son of Mr and Mrs Walter W Johnson.
The O Neil PTA elected officers led by Mrs Betty Meade as president and Mrs Deanette Van Winkle, Mrs Joyce Bruswell, and Mrs Aneli Herbst as vice presidents. Wanda Jones was secretary, Mary K Muckleroy treasurer, and Mr Johns LaToof historian and parliamentarian. Mrs Paret installed the new officers in a candlelight ceremony outlining PTA aims.
Mayflower Chapter 81 will hold its fourth school of instruction March 26 from 5 to 8 7 m at the Masonic Hall on ith Street. Mrs Effie L lexander past matron and Mrs Annie B Lowe will conduct assisted by Worthy Matron Leola Ewing. Members are asked to attend in proper regalia and out of town members are welcome.
Pine Burr Chapter hosts ABWA national director Lola Mulloy with a reception after a Monday meeting at Blue Bonnet Cafe. The event followed a business session attended by guests from Beaumont and Cleveland chapters, with remarks from Tex Highway Dept engineer Lester Landgraaf and speaker Guilda Roy.
The Pine Burn Chapter executive board formed a panel to answer questions from prospective members. HemisFair 68 will feature the Kino-Automat allowing viewers to influence plot development of a motion picture as they watch.
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