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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1957
Page
2
Nine year old James Henry Donelson with parents Henry and Mrs Donelson hunted Saturday and used a .410 gauge shotgun to bag two squirrels in a single shot. He shot only once while his father’s total shots were not disclosed.
In last week's outline the caption misidentified the Goins siblings. Frank Goins is listed as a brother to the subject while Marion was shown as Patricia, correcting the error in this week's note.
Ann's father and Kenneth Goins are related as uncle and nephew. County Home Demonstration club members served coffee and cake at a commissioners meeting, a welcome break for attendees. A Quarterback Club barbecue at the high school fed football players and dads after films of Silsbee’s 27-13 win over Galveston.
The Exquised club met Oct 21 at Mrs Mattie Barlow’s home with 18 members. Rev Doss Edward Love spoke on Render unto Ceaser that which is Ceaser's and played two piano pieces. The Mary Alphin District meet is Oct 26 in Port Arthur. Halloween decor and refreshments were noted. The first meeting of the season was Oct 7 at Mrs Susie Watkins’ home with 12 members.
A doctor warns earache can signal serious infections though less common since sulfa and antibiotics. Most ear pain in children arises from blocked passages during colds, with drainage sometimes ending pain as pressure drops. Mastoid infection, though rarer thanks to modern drugs, may require surgery, making professional evaluation essential.
Mrs. F. B. Tanner returns home from Baptist Hospital in Beaumont. Mrs. Mattie Yawn enters Hardin County Hospital in Kountze for treatment. Several local residents from Silsbee Jasper Beaumont Nederland Conroe Freeport and Houston visit family members over the weekend and Sunday प्रभ
Evadale residents visited hospitals and homes in Baptist and Waco institutions. The Evadale band performed at Stephen F. Austin homecoming in Nacogdoches. The football team schedules a game with West Orange. Central Baptist Church hosts a Sunday School Study revival led by Rev. Fisk Ray with multiple classes taught by various leaders. Ed Nash trip to Austin noted.
John W. Crew Mrs. Carl Britton and Mrs. J. W. Odom visited Mrs. John Toole in Baptist hospital Thursday. Mrs. W. L. Bynum has returned home from Baptist hospital where she underwent treatment. Mrs. Buren McCray and daughter Tascal of Houston visited over the weekend in the Rolscoe Smith home. One of the world's largest testing tanks is located at the Naval Ordinance Laboratory in Silver Springs Maryland. The huge vertical pipe holds a million and a half gallons.
Gov. Hardin R. Runnels, who served as Texas governor from 1857 to 1859, remains the only holder of that office in the state's history who never married.
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