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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
2
The Lamar Tech Area School Study Council announced an educational TV series on atomic energy titled A is for Atom. It will consist of ten 30 minute programs this fall aimed at the general public and ninth grade students.
Huntsville Texas hosts the 33rd annual Prison Rodeo Sunday October 11 at 2 pm featuring inmate cowboys and wild horse race calf tussle bull riding and saddle bronc events. Duke of Paducah Donna Honey Jeanna Clare Harmonica Rascals Jimmy Dean and local groups provide acts with net proceeds funding TDC inmate education training and recreation. Tickets range 2.40 to 4.40 with mail orders accepted.
Mrs Leona Whitman and J Harris families visit relatives in Port Neches and here. Mrs Bessie Tuxworth returns from surgery in Beaumont. Many locals host or visit kin in Houston Dickinson Juno Dayton andog. Mrs Frances Baldwin 85th birthday celebrated with trip plans to Whittier California. Dr H E Munden returns from chiropractic research seminar in Fort Worth. Mary Slavik rushed to St Elizabeth Hospital after seizure. W E Sheffield admitted for treatment.
Sterling C. Evans announces a broadened Businessmen for Yarborough panel now adding 13 Texas figures. Names include Gerald Mann O. S. Carpenter J. Newton Rayzor A. P. Beutel Gus Wortham J. Howard Marshall Oscar Wyatt James Smith Neville Penrose Paul Bramlette Bailey Sheppard and others as plans to expand the committee of 100 move forward.
Sixty two small town editors in Texas forecast Johnson winning the state with margins from 52 to 85 percent while theater patrons report 57.8 to 42.2 percent in Johnson favor. In Austin the lead is nearly two to one, and Matador stores show 89 for LBJ to 45 for Goldwater.
HemisFair 1968, the first major international exposition in the Southwest, will open in San Antonio in April 1968. The 184 day event on 85 acres costs 80 million dollars, centers on Inter-American unity, and honors San Antonio’s 250th anniversary.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and loss of Mrs. W. J. Jackson. The family notes church support and prayer. HemisFair 1968 remarks by Governor John Connally praise Texas Latin American ties and the exposition’s hoped global impact.
Mason County News reports editorials praising Lyndon Johnson as a Texan and neighbor while urging a smashing victory this November. County editors and Austin campaign staff focus on organization and get out the vote plans and appointing district and county chairmen for the presidential ticket.
Rev and Mrs John P Mott welcomed a son born Wednesday at Baptist Hospital. Community updates include hospital visits, church activities, revival plans at Loeb First Baptist October 26 to November 1, plus WMU meeting October 22 at Good Shepherd Silsbee. Various members plan and attend events across Beaumont and nearby towns.
The Callaway Fordinal and Johnson families express sincere thanks for the expressions of sympathy and concern shown after the death of their son and brother Benie M. Johnson.
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