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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
2
Entered under a second class mailing permit April 10 1919 at Post Office Silsbee Texas under the Act of March Published every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas 77656 Subscription rate 350 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson Counties 400 per year outside these counties
The notice provides names for the newspaper's editorial and publishing team including owners R. L. Read Co-Owners and Publishers and Editor-Ad Manager Mrs. Siena Whitman. It also lists Society and Personal Editor, Mechanical Department staff, Linotype Operator, and Printer-Pressman.
Joy Hopkins co editor of the Tiger Rag asks Silsbee Bee to thank for 1965 paper support in Silsbee Texas. Gratitude notes time energy donated space provided and patience shown during delays.
The Jasper Lions Club thanks the Silsbee Bee for publicity as the annual event ends. The 20th Jasper Lions Club Championship Rodeo wrapped up with the Cowboys and stock gone and the band silenced, long before plans begin for the next May return.
The Silsbee Public Library will join the Texas Reading Club, with certificates from the state library for participants who read 12 books this summer. Registration is available, and new books have been added for primary through young adult readers, including Fiction and Non fiction titles for adults.
Miss Brenda Bartle of Silsbee High School was honored with a luncheon at the Ridgewood Motor Hotel in Beaumont Saturday. Hostesses Mrs. Alvin Ragan and daughters Carol Kay and Mrs. Ronnie Ingram used white roses and graduation cap decorations to reflect the graduation theme.
Herman Hancock thanks supporters for their help with the 19th annual Jasper Lions Club World Championship Rodeo. He expresses sincere appreciation on behalf of the Jasper Lions Club.
This piece urges readers to search the scriptures to learn God's will rather than test others. It cites John 5 38 39 and urges obedience to the gospel as the path to salvation, stressing that Christ is the way the truth and the life and warning to hasten to be saved before it is too late.
The article presents an extensive roster of graduates and names associated with a school, including John William Adams Wanda Joyce Alexander Suzanne Allen Alvin Ray Anderson and many others. It details numerous family and guardian-linked individuals in the class of record, reflecting a broad matriculation or graduation list.
Marvin Wilson mayor of Rose Hill Acres says aldermen will meet monthly on the third Thursday at his Artesian Acres home. They reappointed Hugh Freeland as city attorney and ordered roadside weed cutting. Next meeting is June 17.
C E Meadows Easter Seal chairman Hardin County Society reports on the semi annual meeting of the Texas Society for Crippled Children and Adults held in Dallas. Hardin Society meets in Kountze with Mrs Jess Odom presiding. Reports on the Easter Seal campaign by Meadows and Mrs Newton Guilbeau. R G Atwood reports services since last meeting. Treasurer Annie Mae Hardage presents the financial report and 1965 66 officers will be elected for September tenure.
A rummage sale at the Silsbee Packing Co. lot Ave N and South Sixth St starts at 8 am Saturday. Proceeds go to support Queen Candidate Nola Boyett of the Silsbee Packing Co. Tigers Little League and fund Lit tle League uniforms and equipment through the Little Yes bee program, per organizer Mrs. James Skinner.
A borrower’s check marked payment in full creates a settlement offer. Cashing it cancels the claim unless the debtor clearly signals no final compromise. Without clear notice, cashing preserves or waives rights differently. The safest move is to return the check to preserve the full claim.
Formal notices announce public hearings from May 31 to June 4 across 152 Texas counties. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will discuss seasons bag limits methods and rules for taking game birds animals and fish. Public attendance is urged as comments will be recorded and sent to Austin for review by the Parks and Wildlife Commission.
Researchers report more than 10 million yeast cells per ripe grape at harvest, highlighting microbial abundance on fruit. The finding, from a study of vineyard samples, underscores the role of microbes in fermentation potential and grape ecology.
Gulf States Utilities Co announces a 2-for-1 stock split effective after filing an amendment with Texas authorities on May 27. The move raises authorized common shares from 20 million to 40 million. Share certificates for new shares will be mailed after June 18 to stockholders of record May 27, with Federal Power Commission approval already granted.
Governor Connally designates May as Senior Citizen’s Month and promotes a state wide aging program. Health officials advise regular checkups, proper diet and exercise to stay fit as Texas’s one third of residents over 40 face retirement.
Mrs. Ruby Ward Mrs. Hazel Scoggins and Mrs. Anna Baugh former Women of the Year will be honored with a walk in coffee Monday calling hours 4 to 6 pm Neches Room Neches National Bank Frances Byrd chapter president invites friends to attend the event.
Notice invites bids for one 1965 four door police sedan with 300 hp engine, automatic options, heavy duty parts, leatherette interior, and full equipment. Delivery eight weeks anticipated. trade of 1963 Ford Police unit offered. Bids due June 8 1965 in City Manager office, Silsbee Texas. city may reject any bid.
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