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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
9
Silsbee Tigers overwhelmed Little Cypress Bears 42 6 last Friday night to drop LC to an 8 2 record and all but end their championship chances. Oliver Lewis and Rayford Dalded led the offense while Jim Rawls and Derrek Shelton made key plays.
Bears stall after one first down and punt pinballs to Tigers. Bengals answer with a 97 yard march in seven plays ending with Shelton TD run and a two point conversion by Avery to Shelton. A 34 yard punt return sets Tigers up on Bear 40. Wingback Artie Shan cle adds a 10 yard run.
Silsbee community notes report Mayor Hays and council members at the Windmill Dinner Theater for Everybody Loves Opal starring Martha Raye. Residents attend Jaycee tournament in Hardin County and visit Dallas for Daisy Gift Shop buying trip. Nov 7 Womans Club meeting plans bazaar Nov 12. Joe and Edna Dominguez among locals, plus HMU Homecoming. new residents James and Rhonda Ferguson arrive from Liberty.
General Motors Previews of Progress tours Lumberton Middle School on November 11 at 1 and 2 p.m. The non commercial show aims to spark student interest in science and engineering and highlights catalytic converters and laser demonstrations among nine live examples of research in action.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams of Silsbee died at 3 45 a m Sunday after a long illness. A Morriston Ark native, she helped found St Johns Episcopal Church of Silsbee and served 38 years with the Silsbee Independent School District. Funeral services were held Monday at St Johns with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. Survivors include her son Malcolm of Beaumont and two granddaughters Katherine and Karen Williams. Donations may go to St Johns Book of Remembrance.
The 1773 Boston Newsletter recounts the tea dumping incident as a pivotal event in colonial unrest. Newspapers since then have closely tracked similar acts and public reaction shaping history.
More than 120 4-H members, parents and friends attended the annual awards program in Kountze. Gold Star winners were Nancy Fuller and David Pool of Lumberton. Meritorious service awards were given to Chessher-Sutton Inc. and Shockley and Whittington Welding Works. Honorary 4-H membership went to Mrs. Vivian Roberts of Silsbee.
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