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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
3
Read and wife hosted guests from Huntsville and Beaumont. Ard family members visited hospitals and churches in Texas and Louisiana. A reunion drew a large crowd. showers blessed Mt. Nebo. health updates on Dr Tennison. Public Roads.
In College Station on April 24 Bill Smith Texas A&M extension forester advocates treated pine posts as the landowner’s best fencing buy. He notes they cut fencing costs substantially and offer the lowest annual cost for service life among wooden posts, while resisting decay and grass fires.
Waldo Mathews elementary school stages a two act operetta tonight in the auditorium. Curtain at 7 30 highlights the title Mother Nature Wins and features students in a night of musical performance.
Forester Smith recommends pressure treated posts with pentachlorophenol or creosote for decay resistance. Untreated sap wood is less durable than heartwood. Pine posts treated by the cold soak method can last 25 years or more, guidance from Texas Forest Service Circular No 34.
R. C. Kiker announced this week that he has opened his own television and radio repair service with a shop at his residence one mile west of Silsbee off highway 418. He has lived in Silsbee 17 years and previously led the repair department at Simmons TV. The business operates as R. C's TV and Radio Service starting Monday.
The St John’s Nursery School invites three and four year olds to register at St John’s Episcopal Church on Saturday May 25 from 8 30 to 11 30 a m. Mrs Weldon Gilchriest will teach. Parents and others interested are invited to attend.
A note states that the pigeon is the sole bird species drinking water by suction rather than swallowing with a head-tilt action. The claim contrasts pigeons with other birds that gulp water by mouth and tilt their heads to swallow.
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