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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
3
Silsbee Public Schools list daily meals for the week. Menu items include chili beans with rice on Monday, roast beef and mashed potatoes on Tuesday, sloppy joes on Wednesday, turkey with dressing on Thursday, and tuna salad on Friday. Orange juice is served daily with milk.
A leadership course for the WMS GA and Sunbeam organizations will meet Monday and Tuesday at 9 a m in the First Baptist Church. Mrs A A Drennen will preside and all churches in The Emmanuel Baptist Association are expected to be represented. A nursery will be provided.
Texas figures swirl over Gov Connally s plan to trim highway funding to curb the budget gap. He presses for federal action to preserve the long range program and highway safety, while urging Congress to consider new user taxes. Enrollments and state education costs rise with projected next biennium figures. The legislature names and court rulings touch several state agencies and appointments.
The article notes Hurricane Beulah caused textbook shortages in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and wind damage claims total about 36 million dollars for insurance. It discusses Texas Parks bonds of 75 million dollars to fund park expansion and a November 11 vote tied to deer season and park funding.
Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met in the home of assistant den mother Mrs. Burl Bradshaw with nine boys and den chief Pat Pryor presiding. The group toured the Santa Fe Roundhouse and enjoyed refreshments provided by Terry Hulet. Jonathan Cornwell served as scribe.
Panthers travel to Woodville for the fourth district outing. Homecoming adds drama as both teams chase their first district wire photo. In Crockett Ralph Bunche High beat the Panthers 32 14 with two late TDs and Panthers scoring plays.
Den 6 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met Monday at the home of den mother Mrs. R. F. Sanford. Eight boys attended and visited the telephone office where they were served refreshments. Gary Murphy served as scribe.
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