Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Silsbee Bee in Silsbee, Texas

Page 1

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1956

Page

1

End of School Year Brings Awards and Graduations

The 1955 56 academic year closes with final exams for top grades in Silsbee High. Seniors prepare for baccalaureate and commencement led by Dr Harmon Lowman. Four scholarship awards plus Kirby Memorial grant to senior recipients are announced at Wednesday's awards program.

Silsbee Harmon Lowman Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville Lions Clup Mack Williams American Legion Auxiliary Kireb-Co Club Kir-B-Co Club Kirby Lumber Company John Henry Kirby Watts Frank Doremus St. John’s Episcopal Church of Waldo

Kountze Leads Little League With Three Wins

Kountze Red Sox top Buna Yankees 6 to 4 for their third win in as many starts. Fire Department Indians hit first home run of the season by James Moore, but the team still lost 4 to 2. Gulf Oilers and Buna Yankees meet at 7 p.m. tonight as standings show Kountze leading the league with 3-0, followed by Crockett & Gilchriest 2-1 and Fire Department 1-1.

Kountze Red Sox Silsbee Buna Yankees James Moore Fire Department Indians Indians Crockett and Gilchriest White Sox Silsbee Dry Goods Athletics Athletics Red Sox Gulf Oilers Buna Yankees Fire Department Kountze Silsbee Dry Goods Crockett and Gilchriest Pet Crockett & Gilchriest Gulf

Paving May Start Today On South Portion Highway 96

The highway project on Highway 96 South may begin paving within days with a primer coat completed from Kountze Highway to Beaumont. Resident Engineer R B Terry expects the section to be paved by mid June and notes the north half will start priming next week. Contractors Trotti and Thompson remain ahead of the original 120 work day schedule.

Highway 96 S R. B. Terry Kountze Highway Beaumont Highway Trotti and Thompson

H. F. Fuller Buried After Sudden Heart Attack

Herman Felix Fuller 61 prominent Silsbee businessman died Thursday of a heart attack. Funeral at First Baptist Church Silsbee with Rev. R. E. Barclay and Rev. Bruce Power officiating. Burial Newton Cemetery. Survivors include wife Maida and children Joe Billy David Boyd R. N. Walker. Pallbearers named.

First Baptist Church of Silsbee Herman Felix Fuller Fuller Magnolia Consignee North Fifth Street Morris Pharmacy Ensiga Maida's Newton R. E. Barclay First Baptist Church Bruce Power First Methodist Church Newton Cemetery Farmer Funeral Home Rainbow Masonic Lodge Maida Fuller Joe Billy David Boyd Beaumont R. N. Walker Houston H. H. Fuller W. H. Kennedy W. S. Mattox C. P. Walker DeQuincy

Pony League Opens With Doubleheader on June 2

The Kountze Cardinals and Kiwanis Giants start Silsbee’s four team Pony League season, June 2 at 6 30 p m, on the high school diamond. The doubleheader begins with Kountze and Kiwanis and ends with the VFW Dodgers and Buna Braves. A full schedule will appear next week in The Bee.

Kountze Cardinals Kiwanis Giants Silsbee VFW Dodgers Buna Braves

Golf Club Winds Up With N6 Members After Opening

Silsbee Golf and Country Club opened its course to 116 members after a large turnout from Silsbee Buna Kountze Port Arthur and nearby towns. The club hosted a free barbecue for about 500 guests and the board amended the charter to designate the 116 inaugural members as charter members.

Golf Club Silsbee Golf and Country Club Silsbee Buna Kountze Port Arthur Conley Bradshaw Frank McClanahan

Johnsons Visit Jasper With J M Wright

Mr and Mrs F D Johnson and their children Carolyn and Richard visited Sunday in Jasper with J M Wright.

F. D Johnson Carolyn and Richard Jasper J. M. Wright

Sheriff Reports 20 Arrests Including Aggravated Assault

The Hardin County Sheriff's Office reports twenty arrests this week at the county jail in Kountze. L B Groves, 25, of Kountze, is charged with aggravated assault for cutting J W Boykin, 22, in a Friday night incident. Boykin was treated at Hardin county hospital. Other charges include four traffic offenses three disturbing the peace one DWI one drunk in public and one runaway. Runaway Esther Lilly Davis, 14, of Houston, was arrested in Silsbee and returned to Houston by her parents.

Dave Rountree Kountze L. B. Groves Groves J. W. Boykin Boykin Hardin County Hospital Rountree Esther Lilly Davis Houston Silsbee Ira Moore

Silsbee Honor Society Trip Reassures About Youth Leadership

The editor's chaperone account of Silsbee High School National Honor Society weekend beach party describes energetic teens, cooperative behavior, and leadership potential. A cabin voyage to Bolivar included swimming, fishing, a ferry ride, and late-night storytelling, ending with renewed confidence in the future of civic engagement.

Silsbee Silsbee High School National Honor Society Hy Gulf Bolivar Mrs. McMillan Archie Murphey

VEW To Sell Poppies For Three Days

Silsbee VFW How ard Clinefelter Post and Ladies Auxiliary plan a three day Buddy Poppy sale in Silsbee Thursday through Saturday. They aim to sell 2500 poppies with tables at Mini maximal store Birdwell's Earnest and Young's and poppy sales at Kirby saw mill Thursday and Friday. Mayor H M Jones proclaims May 24 25 and 26 as Buddy Poppy Days to honor veterans and aid injured in veterans hospitals.

Silsbee Vfw Howard Clinefelter VFW Silsbee Bill Hulin Stanley Lindsey Grady James Minimax Birdwell’s Earnest Young’s Commander Hulin Kirby H. M. Jones United States of America Veterans Hospitals

Methodist Board Elects Officers for First Methodist Church

Bert Durdin was reelected chairman of the board of stewards at First Methodist church Silsbee. Cecil Cobble was reappointed treasurer with David Read as vice chairman. A new secretary Earl Wills was chosen to share duties. The 1957 church budget of 28033 was adopted, with over 90 percent pledged, a 25 percent rise from 1956. The board also planned to hire a SOMU student to aid youth work in summer.

Bert Durdin Silsbee First Methodist Church Durdin Cecil Cobble Silsbee State Bank David Read Silsbee Bee Earl Wills Stewards Southern Methodist University

B P W Social Tonight in Silsbee

The Silsbee Business and Professional Women's Club meets tonight at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert W. Holmes 635 North Seventh.

Silsbee Business and Professional Women’s Club Robert W. Holmes

Waldo Mathews Clinches District Baseball Championship

Waldo Mathews defeated Chester colored High School 5-0 at Panther stadium to win the district championship. Murdell Carmena struck out 17 to pitch his second no hitter of the season, adding to a 6-1 record with four shutouts and 60 strikeouts in seven starts. Only Charlton Pollard of Beaumont beat Polk's squad, with seniors Blackmon Jr Grubbs Whittie Conner and Carmenar graduating.

Waldo Mathews Chester Colored High School Panther Stadium Murdell Carmena Scott High School Woodville Panther Charlton Beaumont Polk Henry C. Blackmon, Jr George Grubbs Tormmy L. Whittie Cecil Conner Murdell Carmenar

Silsbee School Board Hires Six New Teachers

The Silsbee school board hired six new teachers in a special session on Monday afternoon. New staff include two junior high coaches and four classroom teachers. Appointments feature Charles I. McCandless as junior high football and boys P E instructor, Jimmy Joe Rand as assistant junior high coach and social studies, Huey A. Owings for 7th grade social studies, Ruby Rachel Perdue for 11th grade English, Hannah Robinson for 4th grade, and Charlotte Fay Rand for arts and grade duties.

Silsbee Charles I. McCandless Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station McCandless Dallas Jimmy Joe Rand Groesbeck Sam Houston State Teachers College China Texas Huey A. Owings Port Arthur Lamar ‘Tech Beaumont Ruby Rachel Perdue Lamar Tech Uth Hannah ©. Robinson Ashville Teachers College North Carolina Pasadena Charlotte Fay Rand SHSTC

Deep East Texas Singers To Meet In Woodville

The Deep East Texas Singing convention will be held Saturday night and all day Sunday at the First Assembly of God church in Woodville. Chairman Fred Anders from Silsbee said they expect many singers and quartets and hope all will attend to make this among the most outstanding Deep East Singings. A basket lunch will be served at noon Sunday.

Deep East Texas Assembly of God Woodville Fred Anders Deep East Mr. Anders Silsbee

Disturbing The Peace Charge Filed After Peeping Incident

G A Stutts of Silsbee faced a disturbing the peace charge in justice court after an alleged peeping incident May 15 in Woodlea addition. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Judge Louis Sellers after being accosted by Maurice Hobbs and Jack Hetherington who reported the incident. Stutts claimed he stopped to check sparks from a transformer near the home. The charge was filed by Silsbee police officer Grady Tarver.

Dalton Griffin Kountze Joey Carpenter Russell Carpenter Pecan Street Griffin Louis Sellers S Thira Street Whit Whitaker Whitaker Hotel Dieu Beaumont Joey Ensign Clinic Justice Court G. A. Stutts Silsbee J. P. Louis Sellers Stutts Maurice Hobbs Jack Hetherington Woodlea Addition Hobbs Mr. Hetherington Woodlea Mr. Hobbs Sturts Grady Tarver

Silsbee Banker Returns From State Convention in Dallas

E. M. Wilson Jr. executive vice president of Silsbee State Bank and Mrs. Wilson attended the Texas Bankers Association convention in Dallas. As First District chairman, Wilson had a prominent role and reported an interesting three day program.

E. M. Wilson, Jr Silsbee State Bank

Chance School Patrons Vote On Independent Status Saturday

Chance school patrons will vote Saturday June 9 on whether the district will become independent, County Judge Fletcher Richardson reports. Election judge C. E. Reed will be assisted by Mrs. B. A. Seigler and Mrs. Harold Cudd. If independent, a bond election for a new Chance elementary school may follow. Chance High students now attend Silsbee High School.

Chance School Fletcher Richardson C. E. Reed B. A. Seigler Harold Cudd Common School Chance Chance High School Silsbee High School

McKay to Attend Houston Natural Gas Managers Convention

C. M. McKay will attend the Houston Natural Gas Corporation managers convention in Houston on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. McKay will accompany him and visit relatives.

C. M. McKay Houston Natural Gas Corporation Houston Mrs. McKay

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gulf Vs. Buna H.F. Fuller Sinclair Binns John Breaker J. D. Kuykendall Huntsville Lions Club Lions Club Gene R. Paramore Gene Carl Paramore Sheriff's Office Bignea Methodist Board B&pw Social Tonight
Search Courier

Search the Silsbee Bee Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Silsbee Bee?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication