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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1956
Page
4
The Silsbee Bee lists editorial staff and department roles with names including David Read R L Read Jerry Zuber Leona Whitman and others. It notes the paper operates under a second class mailing permit and is published weekly on Thursdays.
Calvin Grant, SHSU sophomore, is cast as Paul Sycamore in You Cant Take It With You at Sam Houston Memorial Auditorium. The three night run opens October 25. Grant has previous stage experience including The Ugly Duckling. He is a 1955 Silsbee High School graduate.
The highlight was a four mile adventure hike. Mr and Mrs John Cullinan and Mr and Mrs Clarence Dehart accompanied the girls on the outing. The girls will begin work on their new rank The Torch Bearer's Rank, the last rank in Camp Fire, with two years planned to complete it.
The Tah-Wa-Nah group met at Linda Lee Yawn's home with Mrs. D C Collins presiding. Officers elected were Paula Prewitt president Carolyn Han ley vice president Isabelle Bledge secretary Janet Reeves treasurer Clara Collins scribe Linda Adams telephone committee Margaret Taylor game leader and song leader Vivian Sue Dietrich sunshine committee chair with Linda Yawn and Peggy Welk as assistants. Clara Collins served refreshments.
Rural death rate surpassed eight per 100 million miles of travel while urban rate stayed under four. Night driving proved more hazardous than daytime for both settings. City notices seek bids for a black V 8 sedan and announce tax board meetings at City Hall with schedule details.
The Commissioners Court of Hardin County Texas invites sealed bids by 10 00 A M October 23 1958 for one two ton truck chassis with cab and wheelbase options not less than 14 and not more than 188 inches, 140 hp engine, 18000 lb gross weight, heavy springs, two speed rear axle four speed transmission, specified tire sizes, hydraulic brake booster. The court may accept or reject any bid. Fletcher Richardson County Judge.
Cub Scout Den 8 met at Mrs. H. M. Donelson's house on a Wednesday afternoon with all members present. Each cub car carried two negatives and developed pictures. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Donelson. Jeff Hobbs, reporter.
The Cheerie Blue Birds gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. Irene Redkey’s house to finish a workbook cover. Mrs. Barbara Nowlin assisted, and Helen Frazier served as scribe.
The family of Joe M. Gregory expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death and thanks the Red Cross for securing emergency leaves for their sons in service.
The statement asserts that French is the official diplomatic language globally. It highlights assertions about language policy without citing specific treaties, institutions, or dates.
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