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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
3
Loeb community brief notes slight injuries to Freddie Landry after a panel service truck rolled over near a steep embankment on Thursday while returning from a Dallas business trip for his radio company. Local social visits and household events are listed, including visits to Center, Jasper and Port Arthur and various hospital and church news.
The Junior Class thanks the people of Silsbee for cooperation on their car wash last Saturday and especially Poncho Barclay and George Bellenger for the use of their service station.
Community message emphasizes proactive road safety, urging drivers to design safe driving habits, vehicle maintenance, and defensive practices rather than relying on external safeguards alone.
James, Larry and Charles Bail ey visited grandparents in Romayor Sunday. Vernon Corder of Dallas and Lonnie Klinner of Hillsboro joined other relatives for weekend visits in Romayor and at the Dryden home. The Whitmire and Dryden families hosted and joined in weekend gatherings with relatives from Evadale Buna and Cleveland. Mrs. Joyce Tanton was on the flu list last week.
The King Ranch in Texas plans to open a 5000 acre tract to public hunting on a nominal fee basis. The move indicates a new access program for outdoors enthusiasts and aligns with broader efforts to expand recreational hunting opportunities on large ranch properties.
Careful wardrobe planning discussed with six Home Demonstration Club groups in October involving sixty four members. Emphasizes planning for school and family wardrobes to fit 8 to 11 percent of income. home sewing and in home garment making suggested to cut costs by up to fifty percent. Includes 1958 program notes and committee roster. Also offers lawn care tips on applying complete fertilizer before first hard freeze and watering after fertilization for a healthier lawn.
Thirteen members of the Horn Making sub-committee of the Hardin County Program Planning Committee met Wednesday October 30 at the American Legion Hall to review this year’s accomplishments and outline plans for 1958. The group voted to continue.
The Friendly Blue Birds met Oct 28 with leader Mrs Jack Shepherd and all members present. Emily Landolt served refreshments. They gathered Nov 4 at Mrs Shepherd’s home, received membership cards in a simple ceremony, and planned Christmas activities with songs and games. Sharon Murphey served refreshments. Jane Hopkins, scribe.
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