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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
4
A brief notice lists individuals including Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling Mrs. Ruth Stirling Tommy Read James Johnson and Charles Green in a local announcement. The readout names multiple persons connected to the item.
The weekly Silsbee publication lists a second class mailing permit date of April 10 1919 and a Post Office address at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas. It publishes Thursdays with subscription rates of 3500 dollars in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4 dollars elsewhere. Editors David Read and R L Read are co owners and publishers with Jerry Zuber as City Editor and Leona Whitman as Society Editor.
Catholic Ladies sponsor a seafood supper at Catholic Hall on October 28 from 6 to 8 pm with a French band. Community notices list belated condolences, local visits, family news, church events, school activities, and residents’ moves across Loeb and nearby towns.
Mrs. Leon Cherry and Mr. J A Black announce the birth of Laura Leona on Oct 14. Community notes cover visits to Kountze Memorial hospital, a stork shower for Mrs Bill Reeves, church events, school officer elections, football win over China 28 to 8, and upcoming games with Fannett and Batson.
George Kirkpatrick Sr welcomes son George Allen born Oct 4. A series of visits unfolds as families travel to Oakdale and CentER, with trips to Dallas for the fair and weekend gatherings among the Gattis, Gravis, Poole, Ester, Svajda, Bean, and Harris households. Plans hint at a new Central Baptist church service next Sunday morning.
Mrs J W Perdue notes attendees at the Southeast Texas Baptist Woman's Missionary Union annual meeting in Beaumont with church leaders from Lumberton. Other items include Emanuel Baptist Church dedication in Lumberton, Royal Ambassadors schedule changes, R A retreat at Newton, Hardin County school meeting at Kountze, and a large company picnic on Pine Island Bayou hosted by Oil Reserves and Martin Swabbing.
The Ladies of All Soul's Catholic church will sponsor their annual ham dinner this Sunday at the parish hall. Serving hours run from 11:36 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door.
Den 2 of Cub Scout Pack 199 met Monday at the home of their den mother Mrs. C. D. Thompson assisted by Mrs. James Miller. Nine members attended. The meeting opened with the flag ceremony and the boys colored Smokey the Bear pictures for the pack meeting. The meeting closed with the living circle. Mike Langley served refreshments and James Miller was scribe.
Eight and four tenths acres near Kountve with fencing, three and a half acres cultivated. Four room house and bath with utility room on highway and school bus route. Duplex in Beaumont with two sides of the same house offering four and three rooms. Large lot behind Read-Turren tine elementary school. Small down payment and small monthly notes. Phone EV 5 4914.
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