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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1959

Page

9

Public Opinion Poll Sought By Governor Daniel in Texas

Texans are urged to fill a public opinion poll on youth problems and mail it to Governor Price Daniel in Austin. The note explains the White House Conference on Children and Youth and urges local committees to study welfare, education, health, and spiritual resources for at risk and handicapped children, urging homes churches and schools to train future citizens.

Price Daniel Texas Govenor White House Daniel Washington

Methodist Circle 2 Circle elects officers at Cravens Hall

May 6 meeting of the WSCS at Cravens Hall heard a book review on The Greatest Thing in the World by Dr. Henry Drummond. Mrs. Earl Stover became chairwoman with Mrs. Howard Hargrove as secretary and treasurer. A gift honored outgoing chair Mrs. L E Martin. Officers to be installed by Rev. Bruce Power at morning services Sunday.

A.m L. E. Martin Henry Drummond Howard Hargrove Earl Stover H. Hargrove Alf Bartle WSCS Weslyan Service Guild Bruce Power

Future Farmers To Hear National FA Weep May 15

Lee Todd of Bells Tennessee, National Vice President of the Future Farmers of America, will speak at the Area IX FFA Convention May 15 16 at Hotel King Edward Beaumont. About 500 Future Farmers are expected and two delegates from each of Area IXs 90 local chapters will vote on convention business. Area IX officers presiding include President J Prewitt Kirbyville and VPs M Morris Beaumont L Farrow Nacogdoches B Anderson Groveton D Tipton New Summerfield G Brock Livingston M Gipson Rodland J Ellisor Tarkington Weldon Alders Nacogdoches and Advisor D Chandler Kirbyville.

Lee Todd Future Farmers of America Bells Tennessee Hotel King Edward Beaumont Area IX Ffa James Prewitt Kirbyville Max Morris Leslie Farrow Nacogdoches Billy Anderson Groveton Dewey Tipton New Summerfield Garner Brock Livingston Mike Gipson Rodland John Ellisor Tarkington Texas

A Babe in a House Offers Baby Care and Supplies

A lifelike ad extols the pleasures of parenthood and promotes baby products. It claims to provide vitamins and baby foods prescribed by physicians, medicines in the prescription department, and various aids for baby's comfort. It invites readers to seek protection against invading disturbances to baby's future.

District WSCS Meets at Methodist Church in Beaumont Area

Zone 4 WSCS gathered Monday at 9 30 a m in Local First Methodist Church sanctuary. Mrs R T Yarbrough Port Arthur district president presided. officers elected include N P McCarney Silsbee chair man and W D Clow Woodville secretary and treasurer. Sixty five women from Port Arthur Nederland Newton Kirbyville Buna Kountze Port Neches Orange Woodville Watsons Chapel Beaumont Silsbee attended. Next zone meeting set for Sept 9 in Kountze.

Beaumont WSCS First Methodist Church R. T. Yarbrough Port Arthur E. A. Airhart E. Barnes Bruce Power N. P. McCarney Silsbee W. D. Clow Woodville Nederland Newton Kirbyville Buna Kountze Port Neches Orange Woodville Watson's Chapel Beaumont and

Den 4 Pack 88 Meets For Mother's Day Gift Work

Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met May 6 at Mrs James F Lee home with nine boys present. They completed their work on a Mother's Day gift. Billy Dixon served refreshments. The meeting closed with a living circle. Billy Dixon scribe.

Den 4 Cub Scout Pack James F. Lee Billy Dixon

Insects Breathe Via Body Tubes Not Lungs

Insects lack lungs and rely on a network of tracheal tubes that permeate their bodies for respiration. Air enters through openings called spiracles and travels through ever-finer tubes to reach cells. This system supports rapid activity without lungs.

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