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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1956

Page

9

Aggie Texas Game to Be Widely Telecast Thanksgiving Day

Humble Oil and Refining Company will broadcast the Texas vs Texas A M game with more than twenty TV stations and 65 radio outlets carrying the event. Kern Tips Alec Chesser will provide TV color from 1 45 p m on KFDM Beaumont KPRC Houston Wes Box and Eddie Barker will handle radio play by play and highlights from 1 50 p m CST on stations in College Station Jasper Houston Beaumont and Orange.

Texas Humble Oil and Refining Company Wes Box Eddie Barker College Station Houston Jasper KOGT Orange KFDM Beaumont

Why I have chosen Nursing for a Career Essay Contest

Southeast Texas Area Hospital Council funds and conducts a Career Nursing Essay Contest for area high school students across fifteen counties in cooperation with the Texas Hospital Association. Essays must be submitted to D L Malcomb in Cleveland, Texas by April 1, 1957, with a $50 prize for the area winner advancing to the state competition.

Southeast Texas Area Hospital Council Texas Hospital Association Angelina Hardin Jefferson Jasper Liberty Madison Newton Orange Polk San Jacinto Sabine San Augustine Tyler Trinity Walker D. L. Malcomb P. O. Box Cleveland Texas

Government bond award to attend banquet in Houston

A $100 government bond will be awarded with travel expenses paid by the Hospital Association for the winner to attend the annual Twenty Eighth convention banquet at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel in Houston on May 16, 1957.

The Hospital Association Association Shamrock Hilton Hotel Houston

Busy Bluebirds Meet At Linda Hul's Home

The Busy Bluebirds gathered at Linda Hul's house on November 20 with all members and five sponsors present. They started work on Christmas gifts for mothers and completed plans to assemble a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Wilma Shearer served as scribe.

Bluebirds Linda Hul Wilma Shearer

Junior GAs Meet at Woodrow Baptist Church Dinner

The Junior GAs of the Woodrow Baptist Church met on November 19 in Shirley Bob Moore's home for a chicken dinner with 21 members present. The next meeting is set for Monday at seven in the church. Donna Gayle Davis, reporter.

Woodrow Baptist Church Shirley Bob Moore Donna Gayle Davis

Drive Safely Don’t Take Your Half of the Highway

A short public safety note urges motorists to stay in their lane and share the road responsibly. It emphasizes not blocking the center or shoulder and keeping clear of other vehicles for safer driving.

Forest Industries Add 316 Million To Texas Economy

Forest industries in Texas contribute 316,564,000 dollars annually to the state’s wealth, per George W. Stanley chairman of the Texas Forest Industries Committee. The 1954 Census of Manufactures show 191.7 million added value, nearly 110 million in salaries, and 15 million for capital improvements. Texas employs about 38,000 people in lumber, furniture, pulp, paper, and wood products. Tree Farm expansion will broaden the forest economy. Texas had 914 Tree Farms covering over 3.4 million acres as of Nov 1. National program run by American Forest Products Industries, Inc. in Washington, D. C.

Forest Industries Texas George W. Stanley Texas Forest Industries Committee Stanley Department of Commerce Lone Star Gram The Forest Industries of United States American Forest Products Industries, Inc Washington, D. O

Revisions Extend Social Security Optional Method for Farmers

The 1956 amendments broaden the optional method for calculating Social Security earnings. It now covers partnerships and accrual-basis farmers, with specific income thresholds guiding whether actual net or two thirds of gross farm income applies. Article notes upcoming details on share-farmers, share-croppers, and crew leaders.

Congress

Hunter Spots Stolen Auto At Kountze Breakfast Stop

Oscar Baggett of Beaumont recovered his stolen car at a Kountze cafe during a hunting trip and helped arrest Horace Bateman, 37, of Ellington AFB, linked to a Raywood filling station holdup. Bateman admitted the station robbery as deputies found mask and pistol. he was handed to Liberty officers.

Oscar Baggett Beaumont Kountze Rountree Bateman Liberty County W. P. Rose Sheriff's Department Orie Stogner Silsbee Fletcher Richardson

DRIVE SAFELY Cultivate a respect for safety

A public safety message urges motorists to value safety over fear of accidents and to adopt cautious driving habits. The appeal stresses prudent behavior behind the wheel to reduce harm and promote responsible road use.

Birds That Cannot Fly Emu Kiwi and Ostrich

The statement lists three flightless birds: the emu from Australia, the kiwi from New Zealand, and the ostrich from Africa. It notes their shared trait of flightlessness and names the species involved.

Miears and McKinney Named in Fraternal Notice

S. M. Miears is listed as Chancellor Commander and Phillip McKinney as Secretary in a fraternal organization notice. The terse item names both individuals and roles in the pending official notice.

S. M. Miears Phillip McKinney Sec

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