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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1955

Page

4

Newspaper masthead listing editors and staff names

Published weekly edition lists co owners and publishers David R and R. L. Read with staff including Jerry Zub News Editor Leona Whitman Society Editor and Personal Editor, mechanical department head W. A. Delibaugh, composing room foreman R. R. Burgess, printers Del Burroughs and Frank Christopher, pressman stereotyper, all credited on the page.

David R R. L. Read Jerry Zub Leona Whitman W. A. Delibaugh R. R. Burgess del Burroughs Frank Christopher

Padre Island Poised To Lead Nation’s Beaches Development

Padre Island near Port Isabel on the Texas coast advances as a major resort project. Cameron county officials forged a $10 million plan for three parks, a two mile causeway, and a scenic highway to the mainland. Developers Tompkins of Corpus Christi and Brownsville envision hotels and mass property sales with water, power, and transit services expanding to the island.

Padre Beach Texas Miami Beach Florida Cameron County Padre New York Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Hall and MacDonald Rio Grande Valley Padre Island Nueces County Corpus Christi Cameron Nueces Mexico United States John L. Tompkin Central Power and Light Company Valley Transit Company

Social Roundup of Visits From Across Texas to Silsbee

Garden City Michigan visitors Mr and Mrs William Sole Jr and children spent two weeks with his parents in Silsbee. Boonville Arkansas resident Mrs J B Grisette arrived to visit nephew D H Suitt. Denver Colorado trip brought granddaughter Lindagale Byisma home. Various relatives from Beaumont Port Arthur Conroe Huntsville Temple and other towns toured families and attended Mother’s Day programs.

William Sole, Jr Garden City Michigan Silsbee W. E Sole J. B. Grisette Booneville Arkansas D. H. Suitt Colorado Lindagale Byisma Lindagale Alaska Denver E. K. Dulaney Conroe C. Rohde Jacksonville Florida M. G. van Winkle George Watts Louis Miller Jewel Blanken Hip Pat Phelps J. L Sexgrest Beaumont C. H. Watts Claudine R.O.T.C College Station J. W. Work L. J. Baggio Port Arthur Tommy Huff Alvis Stephenson Burkeville Sallie Huff Ben Walker Buck Jones Mary Grace Chester Huff Melvin Huff Sallie Hutt W. H. Holland Howard Henry Nancy V Huntsville Harrell J. J. Taylor Joey Ann Howes Island Gayle Ammons C. Z. Pope C. Z W. H. Taylor Margaret Navasota Marvin Williams Sherry Larry J. O. Godwin Temple Williams E. L. Brookins Brookins Santa Houston J. F. McGee M. F. Riley West Nona Alf Bartle J. W. Wiggins Jack Shepherd Cindy Sara Galveston San Antonio Jo Ann Slavik Elijah Slavik D. V. Swarthout Baby College Unday A. & M. College Louis Townsend J. M. Hooks Luna Gene Bledge Per Eledge Lela David J. A. Smith

Texas Farm Bureau Institute Set for Mineral Wells

The seventh annual Texas Farm Bureau Summer Institute will run July 31 to August 3 in Mineral Wells. A. R. Grauer says the four day program offers eight courses including History and Philosophy of Farm Bureau and Public Speaking, plus a Recreational Activities course. All classes occur at the Baker Hotel with specialists from state and national Farm Bureaus and the Texas A&M Extension Service.

Waco Texas Farm Bureau Mineral Wells A. R. Grauer State Farm Organization Baker Hotel Memorial Texas A. & M. College College Station State National Farm Bureaus Texas A. & M Extension Service

Local births highlight Silsbee area families in May

Mr and Mrs James Elmer Alexander of Silsbee welcome daughter Dorothy Ann born May at Hardin County Hospital. Mr and Mrs James V Cuningham of Silsbee greet twins Janice Lovell and James Dewitt born May 10 at Ensign Clinic. Eliasia Diana born to Mr and Mrs Leroy Fubanks of Buna May 10 at Silsbee Clinic. Mr and Mrs E R Goins of Victor welcome daughter Deborah Kay born May 11 at Tennison Hospital. Sandra Darline born to Mr and Mrs Albert Gore of Silsbee on May 12 at Tennison Hospital.

James Elmer Alexander Silsbee Dorothy Ann Hardin County Hospital James V. Cunhingham Janice Lovell James Dewitt Ensign Clinic Eliasia Diana Leroy Fubanks Buna Silsbee Clinic E. R. Goins Victor Deborah Kay Tennison Hospital Sandra Darline Albert Gore

First Baptist Mary Hill Davis Circle Meets at Barclay Home

The Mary Hill Davis circle of First Baptist met at Mrs. R F E Barclay's home with seven members and one visitor. Mrs Parrish opened with prayer and Rev R E Barclay taught a Bible lesson on Security of the Believer. Next meeting planned at Mrs L E B Mullins home Monday at 2 30 p m.

Mary Hill Davis First Baptist Churrch R. FE. Barclay

Alma Graves circle meets at Mrs Theo Robbins home

The Alma Graves circle of the First Baptist church met Tuesday morning at Mrs Theo Robbins home with seven members and one visitor. Mrs R KR Thomas led a devotional and prayer by Mrs Huff. Mrs J W Oldham chaired the business and discussed community missions. Mrs Oldham read from Under the North Star. Next meeting set for May 17 at Mrs Helen Hickey’s home.

Alma Graves First Baptist Church Theo Robbins R. KR. Thomas O T. Huff J. WW. Ildham A. B. Greer Helen F Hickey

Lottie Moon Circle Meets at Cook Home May 9

The Lottie Moon Circle met May 9 at Mrs. Albert Cook's home with six members and two visitors. Mrs. David Cook opened with a prayer and Mrs. Albert Cook gave a devotional from Luke chapter eighteen. Participants included Mrs. Steve Redmond Mrs. O H Barron and Mrs. David Cook. The next meeting is May 17 at 2 p.m. in Mrs. David Cook's home.

Lottie Moon First Baptist Church Albert Cook David Cook Luke Steve Redmond O. H. Barron

Armed Forces Day May 21 Observed Nationwide

Power for Peace guides the sixth Armed Forces Day to be observed May 21 with parades fly overs exhibits open houses and banquets planned nationwide. In Texas local officers coordinate with civilian committees while Fourth Army Fort Sam Houston leads observances alongside Major General Disosway and Rear Admiral Higgins. President Eisenhower urges citizens to display the flag and attend local events honoring the armed forces.

America Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Texas Fourth Army Fort Sam Fflouston Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma New Mexico Gabriel P. Disosway Waco John M. Higgins Eighh Naval District New Orleans Eisenhower United States

Flaming Arrow Patrol Meeting Minutes

The Flaming Arrow Patrol of the Boy Scouts met with five members present. Pat Richardson opened the meeting with the Scout Oath and dues were paid after roll call. Walter McGinty served refreshments. Basar Holt closed with the Patrol Leader's Benediction. Raymond Keel assisted as Patrol Scribe.

Flaming Arrow Patroft Boy Scouts Pat Richardson Walter McGinty Basar Holt Raymond Keel

Troop 34 Boy Scouts Meet at First Baptist Church

Troop 34 of the Boy Scouts met Tuesday night at the church educational building. David Cobble led with the scout laws as the roll was called and dues paid. Tickets for a special show were turned in but the film could not be obtained. Two new patrol flags were displayed. Michial Murphy gave the closing ceremony with the Scoutmasters Benediction. Pat Richardson chronicled as troop scribe.

Boy Scouts First Baptist Church David Cobble Michial Murphy Pat Richardson

Citation by Publication in Texas Land Dispute

Public notices issue summons in two Hardin County cases. Plaintiffs Pat King and Ruthy King sue James Prichard Logan Nowlin et al for trespass to try title and damages over Lots 3 and 4, Block 4, J. W. Norvill Addition Silsbee. Unknown stockholders of South Silsbee Townsite face similar action over Lots 9 10 11 12, Block 22. Deadline to answer set for June 20 1955 and June 2 1955 respectively.

James Punchard Legan Nowlin Legal Nowlin Logan Nowlin District Court of Hardin County Kountze Texas Pat King Ruty King James Prichard J. W. Norvill Silsbee A. D South Silsbee

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