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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1955

Page

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Silsbee to vote on parking meters next Tuesday

City voters decide whether to retain downtown parking meters after a six month trial period. Officials note meters provide about 13 000 dollars annual revenue, fund a police position, ease tax pressure, and improve traffic turnover. turnout and absentee voting details are included.

Silsbee L. D. Self Bill Pennington Howard Hargrove A. R. Neyland Neyland H. M. Jones H. C. Hopkins Pete Landolt Burl Slaydon Meters Pennington

Hardin County Savings & Loan to Open Within Ten Days

Hardin County Savings & Loan Association has secured final insurance and bank membership approvals and plans to open within ten days. The charter was issued by the State Banking Commission, with backing from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock and the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation. Initial deposits insured up to 10000 per depositor. Opening targeted around October 1 with 3 percent interest on savings and offices at 129 N Fifth Street in Silsbee. Directors include A. R. Neyland president and F. H. Carpenter chairman, among others.

Hardin County Savings & Loan Association State Banking Commission Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation of Washington, DC Nathan V. Morgan Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation Neyland New Loan Association N. Fifth Street Silsbee Hardin County A. R. Neyland F. H. Carpenter BE. A. Luce H. C. Hopkins G. C. Brackin Robert Neyland Terrell Buchanan Louise Elmore J. D. Brumley

Janis Shepherd Heads Tiger Rag For 1955 56

Silsbee High School's Tiger Rag opens the 1955 56 year with Janis Shepherd leading the editorial staff. Jean Cook assistant editor Bobby Battle business manager sports editors are William Clark and Lee Gholson Gretchen Ernst heads the society department.

Bee Silsbee High School Tiger Rag Janis Shepherd Jean Cook Bobby Battle William Clark Lee Gholson Gretchen Ernst Linda McMillan Leona Paine Glenda Quisenberry Betty Simmons Martha McMurray Peggy Brookins Melinda Cullinan Judy DeHart Loretta Underwood Kay Boyett Cherrie Jo Ennis Donna Holmes Jim Brewer Joy Johnston LaVerne Hanley Jill Slavik Carolyn Adams Delores Haynes Nellie Knighten Dee Ann Redmond Virginia Golliher Suzanne Collier

Silsbee Garden Club Judges Yard Of The Season

Silsbee Garden Club will judge the yard of the season this weekend with Mrs. B. L. Moreland as committee chair. The program encourages city beautification and yard improvement after many pretty yards emerged in Silsbee. The D. J. Lewis yard won the spring honor. judges will assess summer yards this weekend.

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Jones and Cochran Lose Two Year Suspended Sentences

Basil Buzz Jones and C K Cochran of Silsbee had their two year probation revoked in 88th District Court in Kountze. Sheriff Whitaker said papers were being prepared to remand them to begin serving their sentences. A week saw 22 arrests including three drunk in cars, two Houston juveniles on car theft, three Polk county burglary suspects, and various other charges.

Basil “Buzz” Jones C. K. Cochran Silsbee Kountze William Whitaker Dave Rountree Houston Polk County Rountree Overstreet Honey Island

Mrs Britton and Mrs Turrentine Fly to Mexico City

Mrs. W. C. Britton and Mrs. L. Turrentine departed by plane on Tuesday for Mexico City.

W. C. Britton L. ©. Turrentine Mexico City

Silsbee Board Delays Vacancy Fill As Plans For New Buildings Debated

The Silsbee Independent School District board delayed filling the G W Gilchriest vacancy until at least the next regular meeting. Members reviewed preliminary drawings for two new schools with 26 and 28 rooms and a planned high school gymnasium. Readiness to buy land from Kirby Lumber Corp was noted near the Britton Cravens addition as the district eyes frontage on Farm Road 418.

Silsbee Independent School District Board of Trustees G. W. Gilchriest E. M. Prewitt Gilchriest George Ingram Beaumont Ingram Homer Meyers Evadale Realty Company Kirby Lumber Corp Britton-Cravens Kirby Land Kirby Herndon Kirby

Local Farmer Displays Six and a Half Pound Sweet Potato

A. B. Odom on his Fred farm showed a large sweet potato weighing six pounds ten ounces. He grew it in a small patch interspersed with peanut and corn rows.

A. B. Odom Fred

Grand Jury Indicts 46 and Recommends Court House Repairs

The April term grand jury reports 46 indictments after eight meetings in 1955. Foreman Mrs. R. C. Brackin notes 63 cases investigated, 12 no bills, and 24 cases to be referred to the next grand jury. They urge urgent courthouse repairs or replacement and request discharge after completing the term.

District Court R. C. Brackin H. A. Coe Commissioner's Court Court

Services Held Monday For Saturday Drowning Victim

Funeral services for Oscar Don Hinds age 2 were held in Port Lavaca after he drowned Saturday in a drainage ditch behind his home on 870 N Fourth street. Neighbor Malcolm Seal 14 pulled him from the ditch. Witnesses reported 24 inches of water. Parents survive with a brother and grandparents in Canada and Port Lavaca.

Oscar Don Hinds W. M. Hinds Port Lavaca N. Fourth Street Justice of the Peace Louis Sellers Sellers Malcom Seal Farmer Funeral Home Wade Parker William Woodrow Leo LeCaine Canada Altha Hinds Hinds Silsbee

Nederland Junior High Silsbee Eleven Clash At Kirby Stadium

Silsbee junior high travels to Kirby stadium for its second football game of the season against Nederland junior high today at 3 p.m. Silsbee arrives off a 20 to 6 loss to Victor last Thursday at Kirby stadium.

Nederland Junior High Silsbee Silsbee Junior High School Nederland Junior High Eleven Kirby Stadium Victor

Tigers Aim At Win Over Jasper Friday

The Silsbee Tigers travel to Jasper to face the Bulldogs in a non district encounter after a loss to Cleveland. Coaches report improved fundamentals in blocking and tackling as Bobby Battle and Keith Parker recover from practice injuries.

Tigers Jasper Silsbee Tigers Cleveland Bulldogs Tiger Bobby Battle Keith Parker

William Burrell 8 Buried at Evadale Graveside

Graveside services were held at Morse Cemetery in Evadale for William F. Burrell 8 son of Mr and Mrs J D Burrell of Evadale. He died at Anderson Clinic in Houston Monday noon after a three month illness. The Rev W L Bynum officiated. Survived by parents a sister Omerene grandparents Mrs J C Burrell and Mrs S E McGallion Pallbearers were Robert Burrell Bryant Burrell Buddy Willis Truman Whitmire A W Lilly and Guy Robson.

Morse Cemetery Evadale William F. Burrell J. D. Burrell Anderson Clinic Houston W. L. Bynum First Baptist Church of Omerene Burrell J. C. Burrell

Brooks Sees Hardin County as Bright Spot in Area

U S Representative Jack B. Brooks told a joint Silsbee Lions and Kiwanis meeting at the high school cafeteria that Silsbee and Hardin county look like the bright spot in the Second District with steady growth and increasing industrial interest. He noted the 1.5 million dollar McGee Bend Dam appropriation and upcoming start of work, praised N A Cravens of the Lower Neches Valley Authority, urged improved post office facilities, and pledged help.

Congressman Brooks Hardin County Silsbee Lions Kiwanis U. S Jack B. Brooks Silsbee Brooks Congress McGee Bend N. A. Cravens Lower Neches Valley Bruce Edmonds Lions Club Herbert Elmore Davis Carter Mr. Brooks David Read

Swarthouts Return From 3175 Mile Trip To Southwest and Florida

Mr and Mrs Doyle Swarthout concluded a 3175 mile journey visiting New Mexico and Colorado before traveling with Lt and Mrs Billie Joe McGowan to Florida. They will reach Fort Lee Virginia where Lieutenant McGowan reports for duty October 1.

Doyle Swarthout New Mexico Colorado Billie Joe McGowan Florida Fort Lee Virginia Lieutenant McGowan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nick W. Mitchell Mitchell Timberland Law Company Ten Acre Lake Buna Lane Silsbee Garden Club Jones Cochran Lucille Langston Waldo Mathews Don Hough J. W. Clark Will Hooks Margaret Nance Hough Nance Wilma Jean Garrett J and J Fence Company Waldo Mathews School John Henry Schuler Silsbee Drug Co Waldo Mathews High School Band Mothers Club PTA Silsbee Tiger Eddie Hicks Joyce Gould Lillian Whitman Grand Jury William Burrell
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