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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
2
Governor Price Daniel designated May 2 as Texas Ice Day to honor the ice industry. Newton Hopkins of Silsbee Ice Company noted Texas began ice production 83 years ago and now has 350 plants producing over three million tons annually, about 700 pounds per Texan.
Miss Joyce Lane Dietrich and John Howard Fuller wed at 8 p.m. Friday in the First Baptist Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride, in lace and chiffon, carried white orchids and stephanotis. Attendant Wanda Parks wore a colonial dress. The couple to reside in Beaumont after a reception in the church hall.
The Galveston Diocesan Council of Catholic Men and its Holy Name Society affiliate sponsor a diocesan wide Family Life Week focusing on sanctifying family life and increasing respect for parental authority. Bishop W. J. Nold approves the project for all parishes in the diocese. Charles Trofka reported the endorsement.
An all day cemetery working will be held at the Cunningham Cemetery Saturday. This annual event asks attendees to bring tools and a basket lunch will be served at noon.
The Wee Ta Ha Camp Fire group met at Mrs. Yoksh home Tuesday with all but one member present. Annette Ebard served refreshments as Nelda Shavers reporter. Expressions of thanks were offered for kindness during illness and death with special gratitude to Pastor Rev Bruce Power and the Stanford family.
Ramsey Hooks started as automobile salesman for Donalson Motor Company the Dodge and Plymouth dealers. He lives at 570 East Avenue L and will be based on the sales lot across from the office and repair shop. Hooks is a native of Silsbee with two years of car salesman experience.
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