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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1957
Page
4
Published weekly on Thursday the paper lists editors Javid Read and R L Read as co owners publishers Jerry Zuber as News Editor Leona Whitman as Society Editor and Personal Editor plus a Mechanical Department team including Foreman and printer operators Burgess Thompson Johnsons and others.
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church met with 26 members present. Rev. Grant Herbst of St. John's Episcopal Church was guest speaker. Next week is The Week of Prayer and Self Denial with meetings at several members' homes and an all day gathering November 27 at the church with a covered dish luncheon.
The Silsbee Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its first dance of the 1957-58 season on Saturday October 26 at the Silsbee Fire Hall. Dancing starts at 8 with juke box music and a Halloween theme.
All Faith Tabernacle marks its third anniversary Friday night at 5 30 with a singing program. Fred Anders serves as master of ceremonies inviting singers to attend. Coffee cake cold drinks and sandwiches will be sold to raise funds for the building fund. Rev T C Vaughan is pastor. church located north of town.
The Womens Auxiliary of the Latter Day Saints Church will sponsor a rummage and cake sale Saturday in Santa Fe Park. Mrs. Bill Hartman, president, announced the event.
The Yaoneki campfire group met Friday with guardian Mrs. I. V. McWhorter to receive their candy selling commission. They shared Indian legends and documented outdoor honors earned at camp in May. Joan Meyers served as hostess and Kathy McWhorter as scribe.
A pink and blue layette shower honored Mrs. Alfis Kirkland recently. Guests included Mrs. Robert Anderson Mrs. R J Anderson and Mrs F W Burden. Games with prizes were won by Mrs L C Falls and Mrs M V Love.
The Smart family reunion will be held Sunday October 27 at the old Shiloh church house on the Fred Warren road. All Smart clan members are invited and asked to bring a basket lunch.
The Cheerie Blue Birds gather at Irene Redkey home with eight members. They plan Christmas sharing activities and Brenda Gallien provides refreshments while Linda Redkey takes notes.
A brief roadside wisdom note urging safe driving behavior. It emphasizes personal example to influence others on the road, promoting caution and responsibility for all drivers.
The Waldo Mathews Panthers stretched their winning streak by routing Woodville 41 to 7. Standouts include linemen William Lane Louis Bend y Carson Cartwright Wade Shelton Charlie Brewer Oscar Sharp Eerl Foster James L Woods Jerry Woods Walter Land and captain Andrew Young. Backfield stars were John Lee Norris Green Tyrone Fisher Will Monson and Floyd Ewing. The team has 166 points to opponents 9. Friday they host Hemphill in a key district contest at Frank Robinson Stadium.
Crockett residents listed include Mrs. W. W. Windham, Mrs. Jack Hill, Mrs. Howard Hargrove, Mrs. Ray Dixon, Mrs. Cecil Cobble and Mrs. Robert Hood.
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