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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
8
Bee Want Ad notes a community show led by president Mary Voightman with officers Jennie Johnson Donna Tennison and Jennie Miller. A special feature highlights the final works of late Silsbee artist Mary Dale Nelms, renowned for years in the community.
Silsbee Swim Team will hold its first meeting Saturday May 3 at 7 30 p m to organize the team and invite youths up to age 18 to try competitive swimming through the summer. Area pools including West End Y Beaumont Mid County Y Nederland Orange Y and other locations compete this year. Coach Liz Bowen of Lamar University leads the program with youths from Silsbee Kountze and nearby areas invited to join.
Sheriff Paine said Martha Kay Warner 20 of Kountze was charged with terroristic threat and assault with a motor vehicle connected to the April 26 4 30 p m beating of Buddy Moore at the courthouse area. He was arreseted after threatening Hybarger at Frostyland business and backing toward him in the courthouse vicinity.
Silsbee freshman Joyce Smith was elected to a senator at large position in the Associated Students at Southwest Texas State University. She is the daughter of Mrs. Jessie M. Goolsby of 615 E. Ave. E in Silsbee.
The Sounds of Freedom from Brigham Young University will perform at Beaumont City Auditorium on Friday May 2 at 8 p m. The 30 member group performs classic and contemporary pieces and has appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. Tickets are sold at Bank Barber Shop and Quality Feed and Grocery.
The Oak Grove Assembly of God Church in Fred will hold a tent revival starting May 4 at 7 p.m with nightly services. Guest speakers will be Clarence Gore and Anthony Rhodes from Wotan. Rev Frank Williams leads the church.
Howard Peacock, Beaumont born, elected president of the Big Thicket Association during a Big Thicket Day at Plantation Ranch Liberty County. Officers named include Mrs Cleve Bachman first vice president and Mrs Russell Long treasurer, with Maxine Johnston as immediate past president. Peacock, a journalist and former Navy veteran, is administrator of the University of Houston College of Law and member of several societies.
We thank Al Glenn of First Baptist Church Rev Charles Willis and the ladies of Good Shepherd Church Doctors George and Doug Tennison nurses and staff of Doctors Hospital and friends for food flowers and deeds of kindness during our loss Mrs Nancy Spears helped with Larry Jeffcoat Geneva Brown and family
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