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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
3
Mercury by Kiekhaefer Corp announces 1959 price stability while introducing new horsepower models in the line. Prices range from 225 for the six hp Mark A to 13925 for the 70 hp Mark 78 A electric, with new 15 and 35 hp classes added.
1958 Bearkat squad notes reference two former Silsbee Tigers and Jackie Morris as a starter. Full back Herman Hodges, drafted by the Giants after four Sam Houston years, rushed for 494 yards last year, intercepted three passes and returned a kickoff. Harris led punting with 30 kicks for a 30.7 average and added kickoff returns.
Descendants of the Philmon family who settled in Tyler County over a century ago will meet at the McInnis Camp in Davis on Sunday for their annual reunion. A basket lunch is planned at noon and all relatives and others are invited to attend.
Recent visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs J D Moore included Mr and Mrs Jack Moore and their son Ronny from Pensacola Florida They returned to Florida on Tuesday Also visiting last week were Mrs Larry Richardson and her children from Beaumont Texas
The record notes seven completions for a total of 80 yards and Harris converting 12 of 16 extra point attempts during the 1957 season.
Louise Hill, local AP correspondent and writer for the eaumon Journal and other papers, is named recording secretary of District 4 Texas Woman's Press Association. The group met September 28 in Houston. President Winnie Mims Dean, next meeting set for Brownsville October 31–November 1.
The Silsbee Salvage Lot on Highway 96 South has been purchased by J. M. Williamson. It will be moved to Williamson's service station and continue operating as the Silsbee Salvage Lot.
The Cherrie Blue Birds met Thursday at Mrs. D. D. Shine's home. They decorated aprons and Rita Nowlin led a sing along. Diane Bell to host next meeting. Jan Parclay served refreshments. Gail McClelland acted as scribe.
Advertisement page outlines weekly football pick entries. Readers mark winners or ties for two games, guess tie breaker scores, and provide name, address, and phone number. Entries due by 5 p.m. Friday before games. mail or deliver to The Silsbee Bee. prize money split if tied.
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