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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
2
Gulf States Utilities Co employees reached four million manhours without a lost time injury, matching the prior all time systemwide safety record. President Glenn Richard announced the milestone at midnight on Friday September 11.
The notice directs display advertising submissions to be delivered to the Bee Office by Tuesday noon each week. It emphasizes a weekly deadline for all classified and display ads.
The firm reports an accident-free period since December 20 1963 and notes the four million manhour record has only occurred three previous times, most recently August 7 1962. At midnight July 8 twenty eight thirteen employees had logged three million late manhours. Richard officials say the goal is five million with no injury. If no disabling accident occurs in about 45 working days a new company safety record is expected.
Evadale school superintendent E C Nash travels to Washington D C for the Rural Education Department national convention to be held Sept 28 30. He is joined by Truett Day Koppert president elect and Charles Bitters from the Texas Education Agency as they plan to return Friday or Saturday.
Waldo Mathews High thrashed Wiergate 88 to 0 at Frank Robinson Stadium Friday. Roscoe Davis and Wesley Thomas led with three touchdowns each. Rudolph White and Richard Holden added two each on interception returns and scores. The defense held Wiergate to two first downs as WM travels to Jasper for a key conference showdown.
In College Station on September 30, Mrs Wanda Meyer an Extension Service home management specialist at Texas A M University says the average family saved 600 last year The figure comes from summing common savings like accounts deposits bonds and life insurance cash values reported by government agencies and averaging over all households The national average per household reaches about 7300 including the very wealthy and is higher than typical family savings preliminary results of an I
Salmonella is a real bacteria causing food poisoning with 9680 reported cases in 1962. Prevention relies on proper cooking, refrigeration, inspected animal foods, and hygiene practices by health officials and the public.
The Men of the First Methodist Church plan their regular monthly meeting in the church fellowship hall. It will be a covered dish supper with Rev. Bruce Power as guest speaker, former pastor and current associate at First Methodist Beaumont. Alvin Ragan invites all Methodist men to attend and bring a friend.
Other government study suggests a higher figure for the typical family. The dollar value of all property readily sold is included such as home car securities and business assets. Savings accounts and life insurance cash values are most common. most families have life insurance or a savings account, or both. Only one in five families owns stocks.
National School Lunch Week is planned for October 11 to 17 with the theme National School Lunch Serves Youth. Mrs. J J Taylor says President Lyndon Johnson issued the proclamation to promote public understanding of the lunch program and its significance to children farms industry and the nation. Local officials invite parents to dine with their children in the cafeterias during the week.
A national Notre Dame alumni and fan group supported William E. Miller of New York as the Goldwater-Miller ticket received praise from Citizens for Goldwater-Miller. F Clifton White, head of the Citizens' committee, lauded the passion of Notre Dame followers across the country.
Filing date Oct 1 1964 under Act of Oct 23 1962 section 4369 Title 39. The Silsbee Bee weekly published at 410 Highway 96 S Silsbee Hardin County Texas 77656. Owners RL Read and David Read. editor Tommy Read. Circulation totals show 3320 average copies, 1770 paid, 1500 paid sales, 50 free, total 3920 nearest filing date.
Thirteen state and federal agencies plus ten soil conservation districts met at the Hardin County Courthouse in Kountze on Sept 24 to discuss a Resource Conservation and Development project for southeast Texas. Attendees from eight districts covered multiple counties and endorsed a plan to improve soil water trees plants and wildlife for rural and urban communities. The group aims to have broad support from agricultural organizations and local civic groups by Oct 9 with the application ready by Oct 15.
Robert A. Dwyer of Chicago serves as chairman with Joseph I. O Neill Jr. of Midland Texas as co chair as they rally GOP support for Miller and Goldwater in the upcoming election. The group emphasizes team esprit de corps and political strategy akin to football.
Fifty six people were lodged in Hardin County jail in the past week led by drunk and disorderly conduct with 29 bookings. Other charges included misdemeanor DWI six, felony DWI three, drunk in car one, child desertion one, aggravated assault four, affray five, traffic two, minor runaways two, and contributing to delinquency of a juvenile one.
Brown Patch, a disease mainly in St Augustine grass, is expected to appear in Texas lawns this fall. Circular brown patches may range from a few to several hundred square feet and can threaten crowns under certain conditions.
Horne advises that Horne PCNB Terrador and Actidione RZ provide satisfactory control in Texas. Mercury fungicides work but can damage grass in high temperatures. Follow label directions and use preventively. avoid overwatering and fill low spots to prevent water standing.
Governor John Connally appoints George Dowlen of Canyon to succeed Truett G. Hull Jr. as Criminal District Attorney of Randall County He also selects Paul N Howell of San Antonio to replace E E Voigt on the San Antonio River Authority Board Howell, an oilman, serves as a director of the Hemis Fair.
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