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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
2
National Editorial Association affiliate member bulletin shows mailing permit date April 19 1919 and weekly publication at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas. Subscription rates listed: 3 50 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4 00 per year elsewhere.
Lumberton Loeb items note Patricia Wood receiving the Gold Star award from Texas A&M as the 4 H Club girl, and John Musgrove of Kountze earning the boy honors. It credits families and leaders for support, with reports of hospital visits, church events, and local visits across several towns including Canton Beaumont and Port Arthur.
The Chance Loeb School lists meals for a week with days labeled Monday through Friday. Items include Bar B Wein ers and potato salad on Monday, Cutlets and Pinto beans on Tuesday, Chiliburgers on Wednesday, Stew Meat on Thursday, and Fish with sides on Friday, all served with milk and bread or equivalents.
The Chance Loeb PTA will meet November 15 at 7 30 p m with Emmett Lack Hardin County judge elect as guest speaker. The program titled Better Education Through Legislation will examine proposed legislation on children and education. An additional open house runs 6 00 to 7 30 p m the same night inviting participation.
A compact listing for November 10 to 16 in Silsbee. Clubs meet at local venues including B and P W, S and L, Optimists, Veterans Day observance, Chamber of Commerce, City Council, Lions, Kiwanis, and Silsbee Little Theater rehearsals and performances. Meetings occur at multiple sites such as the Library Court House Blue Bonnet and High School Auditorium.
Tomorrow is Veterans Day in Texas a nationwide salute to those who defended freedom and world peace Governor Connally urged participation urging all to display the U S flag and express appreciation for those who have worn the uniform Commander Flynt of The American Legion calls for a dynamic Texas celebration as gallant Americans continue to defend freedom with readiness to sacrifice
Silsbee dentist Dr W C McNeil will serve as an alternate Texas delegate to the 107th annual American Dental Association session in Dallas next Monday and Tuesday. The scientific program features over 700 essays clinics lectures films and exhibits with more than 15 000 attendees expected from around the world.
Den 1 of Cub Scout Pack 201 met Monday at the home of den mother Mrs. Robert Brunner with 12 members present. Marvin Lewis was elected denner and Mike Adams scribe for November. They planned Christmas decorations for the December pack meeting. Games and refreshments were provided by Mike and Micky Adams. The meeting closed with the living circle led by Mike Adams, scribe.
The Ladies of the United Pentecostal Church announce a rummage sale on North 5th Street next to Shearer's Shoe Store. Rev. Jerry Ward serves as pastor of the church.
A letter from Clyde Scott expresses gratitude for receiving The Bee. He recounts moving to Fort Worth Texas in September and buying a new home at 1106 W Richmond Ave. He hopes to visit Silsbee next summer but may be unable due to the purchase. Clyde mentions Gulf trips, his wife, and his brother Alvin living near Jackson Mississippi.
Mrs George Bridgers announces The Country Shop opening in her home across from Pop Milner's grocery. The shop will sell antiques and country gifts and display a wagon sign. Local church groups report monthly meetings including W M U circles Ruth Ford and Lena Lair Circle with Bible study, sister enrollments, and upcoming gatherings. A new brick parsonage construction near Fletcher Emmanuel Baptist Church aims to finish by December 15.
A reader from Silsbee urges balance in teen coverage, praising the well behaved youth and urging parents to guide them through faith. She advocates taking children to church to find a steadfast friend in Christ as the answer.
Silsbee Public Schools release weekly menus for November 14 to 18. Monday features meatloaf with mashed potatoes, peas, cake and milk. Tuesday serves hot dogs with chili and banana pudding. Wednesday offers fried chicken with rice, green beans and dessert. Thursday includes hamburgers with lettuce and onions, potato salad and peach cobbler. Friday shows fish puffs with fries, tossed salad and fruit pies.
Den 6 met at Mrs. Mattie Sanford’s house on Monday in Navy 7. They opened with the flag ceremony and played space games. Officers elected included denner Randy Jonte, assistant denner Rickey Sanford, and scribe Mark Kay. All boys qualified for Bobcat badges and began Wolf achievements.
The Catholic Youth Organization of Silsbee and Chance Loeb plan a Sunday outing featuring a pizza party and a show for members.
Den 7 of Cub Scout Pack 9 Chance Loeb had 11 boys perform Humpty Dumpty and The Shoemaker and Elves at the Trinity Neches Scout Circus. Den mothers and the cub scoutmaster accompanied them. About 4500 spectators and scouts attended. John Rice, scribe.
Words cannot express our sincere thanks for the flowers prayers visits and kindness shown during the bereavement and loss of our infant daughter Charline Marie Haynes The family of Charline Haynes
Oilers coach Wally Lemm leads Houston into a Sunday showdown with second place Boston at Fenway Park in a 12 noon Houston time kickoff telecast on NBC Channel 2. Don Trull expected to start after a bruised rib setback. Buddy Humphrey and Hoyle Granger provided sparks in last week’s loss. Boston counters with Jim Nance the AFL rushing leader, Babe Parilli and a deep receiving corps with Cappelletti, Graham, Garron and Colclough as Houston’s Youth Corps tears seek more progress.
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