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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1976
Page
12
A Silsbee Little Theatre gala honoring Angels aims to boost the town’s social calendar with fine Greek cuisine and a live belly dancer. The event is led by chairwoman Mrs. Barre Mitchell and a committee including Mrs. Hobert Neyland and others.
A brisk note from Woodville references Meditation Harry Stafford and Ronald Watts headed to Miami aboard the S S Emerald Seas for a cruise to the Islands. The piece mentions Debbie McDonald as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Lee McDonald and advertises Play It Again Sam at Houstons Marietta Theater. Also notes Halloween safety and a reminder to vote on Tuesday.
In Hildesheim West Germany a legend says Louis the Pious hid a shrine in a rose bush near a chapel built on the spot. The rose tree disappeared after a 1945 bombing and then revived symbolizing faith and rebuilt hope for the city. Desert to bloom faith through hardship. Amen and prayer note by Amos Boren of Hollywood Florida.
A concise piece notes a social challenge about giving advice to youths. It frames the idea that certain guidance may backfire or be inappropriate for teenagers, highlighting the tension between adult expectations and teen autonomy. The brief asserts a boundary in communication.
Funeral services were held for Emily Richardson 82 of Lumberton who died Sunday in Baptist Hospital after a brief illness. Burial was in Hooks Cemetery. Survivors include three sons and two sisters. Separate services for Aster Courmier 51 of Silsbee were held at Farmer Funeral Home with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters and two sons.
Four sisters are identified: Mrs. Marie Hughes of Port Arthur, Mrs. Ora Mae Peveto of Mauriceville, Mrs. Betty Robinson of Spurger, and Mrs. Mary Jackson of Liberty.
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