The Silsbee Bee (Silsbee, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 25, 1957 Page: 2 of 16
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PAGE TWO — SECTION ONE
THE SILSBEE
>AYt JULY 25. 19S7
hub cape off my wife's Dodge one
night last week while It was suit-
ed in front of city office will stop
by. I’ll give him the other two.
It does seem like a man park-
ing right in front of the ponce
headquarters so to speak could
feel secure. I was at city council
meeting, too.
Mahon and children returned Sat-
urday from a vacation trip to Gar-
ner State Paris in West Texas.
They returned through Dallas »iwl
just a few
words
The National flower of the
United States is the goldenrod.
..................1 Pug checked the rain gauge
j n - mm r ********** Monday morning for the we<k
I see where even Sportsmen's
Clubs of Texas, “SCOT” as it is
becoming more commonly known,
is getting in on the atomic energy
radiation question.
A study by the technical com-
mittee of SCOT is to be initiated
next week to determine whether little tube. It really poured down
new
ussy
roto-magic
deodorant
new unbreakable case
end shower activity and found
three-eighths of an inch in the
glass. Monday kind of got over
that one though with its nard
shower.
Tuesday morning there was one
and seven-eighths inches in the
One Lot Ladies’
Summer Dress
radioactive fallout from nuclear there for a while,
bomb test is sufficient in Texas _
ajSwstpaSSS;
Howsomever, feeling it is the They are Ben
duty to determine actual threat ger an<* ®*rcl*y.
if any, SCOT is going to look that A really bu
situation over. He soggested that planne<1 wlt° mi
greatest danger to Texas might stations, prizes, a
come through radioactive mater- ^°n cu*™6 an<* *
tal contaminating the gulf stream ^*8 wheels to be
and thus reaching tremendous ma- e^or* attract
rine resources. “ •'
North central states in the path m t m
of the wind pattern from Neva- if
da's proving grounds are now sus-
pect of substantial danger not only * » «
to wildlife but possibly to persons \I|QAP|nfAI||
eating game and fish. "r""™"
Special Group
Children’s
SANDALS
Values to $3.98
PRICE
plus tax
Men’s Dress
It’s a new anti-perepixant... it’s a Tussy Deodorant now
in lodon form!
Stops odor all day! And it won’t acid-damage skin or
clothes because it’s “acid controlled.”
Dries quickly—no messy underarms
IQnBDD or fingers. No waste.
■; 1 I 1 1 In an unbreakable case! No danger
il you drop it. Perfect deodorant for
all the family.
One Lot Ladies'
Is Buried Friday
Went fishing Saturday. Ed
Yoksh, Don Hough and I tried
our luck at Bolivar. Caught a few
specks, a nice flounder, and one
fair sized drum.
Saw Irby Hyde and Charles
McGinty too. They had a pretty
nice string of specks themselves.
There was no shortage of wad-
ers in the flats in front of the old
lighthouse but we fished that area
about half an hour and didn’t see
anybody fighting fish. Someone
said the big trout there a week
before had moved on up the bay
near San Leon and into Trinity
bay.
Could be. There weren't U'o
many people at Rollover—a far
cry from what you could ;ee there
last summer when the big trout
and croaker runs were on and
fishermen were three and four
Ceep.
Funeral services for Wallace
Harold Butler, 41, superintendent
of schools at Saratoga, were held
at 10 a. m. July 19 in the West
End Baptist church in Saratoga.
Mr. Butler died suddenly at his
residence in Saratoga last Thurs-
day afternoon. Rev. Fred Parnell,
pastor of the church, officiated.
Following services, the body was
token by Pace-Wells Funeral home
of Kountze to Gary, Texas for
burial.
Mr. Butler, superintendent of
Saratoga schools for the past nine
years, was a native of Gary. He
was a member of the Baptist
church in Saratoga, the Pinehill,
Texas Masonic lodge and of the
Saratoga volunteer fire depart-
ment
He is survived by his wife, one
daughter, Janelle, and a brother,
aw—
Group Men’s $8.95 to $16.95 Value
Complete Closeout
Men’s
Ideal for boys to
finish summer,
start to school in.
J. L. Butler of Beaumont
lx 12
Reg. $6.95
NOW
Over 100 Bolts in This
Assortment Must Move
LITTLE BOYS’
Values to $9.05
Om Group
Mug
YES! Dad, dieddai these spedals aid eAar bays
in each week's BEE saws you awaey!
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Zuber, Jerry. The Silsbee Bee (Silsbee, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 25, 1957, newspaper, July 25, 1957; Silsbee, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth770824/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Silsbee Public Library.