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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
11
Silsbee civic minded residents Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Baker donated a decorative planter in the school lobby. The display features petrified wood and dried treated wood on rocks with 25 varieties of lilies planted inside. The student body faculty and staff commend the Bakers for their thoughtful gift.
The Key Clubbers and helpers have worked since yesterday on this year's bonfire. Students guarded the bonfire overnight and will light it at the pep rally beside the high school parking lot tonight. Support our Tigers for the important district game.
A school pep rally highlights student spirit with cheerleaders and Tigerettes performing routines. Mrs Frieden urges good manners and quiet listening during speeches, noting disruption harms those nearby and quoting a motto to listen and learn.
The Greenwich Society selected its publication committee for the 1968 Sigma. Members are Irene Delaune Cynthia Carter Harvey Bodine and Preston McKee with Derry Tutt as president guiding the group. Submissions go to any committee member Mrs Lee Flowers or Charles Lewis.
Six Library Club members plus sponsor Miss Snyder took a field trip to Mac Arthur High School Aldine for a Teen Age Library Association district meeting. They toured the auditorium and two floor library, watched the student lounge band, then visited Herman Park Zoo and the San Jacinto Monument before returning to Silsbee. Next year’s meeting will be at La Porte Texas.
SHS students gear up for Homecoming events with club floats and a bonfire at Santa Fe Park tonight. Tiger football aims for a win to stay in the district race while Carol Brown is crowned Homecoming Queen. Junior Class mum sale supports the Prom fund as the parade Saturday signals the finale of a week of activities. Six weeks tests end and report cards arrive Monday. Basketball season looms.
The column lists school clubs for the week starting Monday October 24 with Student Council Master Teaching on Tuesday Spanish Club 103 Latin Club 104 French Club 111 on that day Wednesday October 26 features Future Teachers 112 and Key Club BKG while Thursday October 26 shows Youth Club News. The Band Club met on Wednesday October 11 to discuss plans for the band float.
Rain cooled the area on Monday night. Families and neighbors from Buna to Beaumont visited Village Mills and surrounding towns. Warren Chapter 638 and Spurger Chapter 289 of the Eastern Star welcomed Deputy Grand Matron Frances Phillips for an official visit. A Warren event includes an Oct 19 meeting with a 6 o clock salad supper.
Hardin County Texas filings list numerous real estate transfers including warr deeds, deeds of trust and assignments. Notable parties include Ava Williams, Ellis B Tiner, Beaumont Law and Lear Assoc, Silsbee State Bank, First Federal Savings and Loan, Neches National Bank, Trinity Valley Missionary Baptist Assoc, and Houston Thornton relations. The docket contains leases, powers of attorney, and lien releases across multiple properties and creditors.
Port Neches resumes preparation after a Monday start as the team readies for a new season. The week of October 23 27 at SHS includes a Friday dance as part of the schedule.
Legal notices list numerous real property transfers and liens including Gray to C L Sowell warr deed Wildwood Assoc. Joe P Chapman to Huey P Wilson warr deed. Huey Wilson to Joyce Gillispie warr deed. Silsbee State Bank to St Joseph Baptist Church release. Mat Oliver to J C Summerford deed of trust. Hardin County Loan Assoc to Henry Paine ref. American Nail Bank Beaumont to Stella Haywood abs of judgment. Silsbee Bank to Velma Jackson release. Sun Oil Co to Goodale Bertram Co Inc lease amendment. Bert Slaydon to E A Luce et al to E E Cotten deed.
The article highlights Texas' fully paved 38,000 mile farm to market road system as the most developed rural highway network in the United States, emphasizing its reach and condition.
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