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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
9
The Silsbee Woman's Club will sponsor a rummage sale and add ends sale at Santa Fe Park this Saturday, inviting community participation and proceeds supporting club projects.
Mrs Rosalie Wilson and Mr and Mrs Billy Grundy with Miss Rosalind Wil of Floydada arrived in Silsbee for a visit in the home of her uncle Mr R L Read. Mrs Read is Mr Grundy's sister and also hosted Sunday at the Read residence with Mrs Tommy Readter in attendance.
Gov John Connally backs a complete revision of the Texas Constitution with a cabinet style plan, while Republicans favor modernization. The process would start with voter approval to call a convention, then delegate election and a final legislative submission.
Answers explain dependency and indemnity compensation for dependents if a veteran dies from a service connected condition. It covers 100 percent disability only when service connected treatment occurs, school eligibility under the new GI Bill, and pension rights for children of deceased veterans after remarriage. It confirms disability compensation for reservists on inactive duty training and notes no government life insurance under the GI Bill.
Mrs Ray Hinklin and daughter depart Friday for London to join her husband after an 11 hour trip to meet at the airport. Rev L C Wooten has accepted the pastorate at Votaw Baptist Church and moved there Sept 24. West Hardin Oilers beat Goodrich Hornets 44 to 0 at West Hardin High School. Various locals visit, travel, and hospital notes including Delton Moore, Mrs Marmamie Harrell, and patients in Hardin Memorial Hospital.
Moving into a new home invites creative decorating and flexible furnishing. Mrs. Jane Berry of Texas A&M Extension advises matching décor to lifestyle, choosing furniture style, colors, and adaptable pieces for eventual space growth, from a cozy living room to a larger family room.
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