Garden Club To Meet On Tuesday In Silsbee
The Silsbee Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 9 30 in Silsbee State Bank. Committee chairmen will report on the year. Mrs B A McMahon will install officers for the new club year. Spring arrangements will be shown by Mrs Clarence Dehart and Mrs W C Britton.
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Silsbee Garden Club
Silsbee State Bank
B. A. McMahon
Clarence Dehart
W. C. Britton
J. E. Wilson
Mary Dale Nelms
Fred Perlity
Grace Tucker
A. J. Brown
4. J. Brown
J. F. McCice
J. Hinkle
Jesse Rudolph
C. B. Stevens
Tigers Fall 2-1 in Tight District 9-AAA Loss at Bridge City
Silsbee Tigers dropped their second straight district game 2-1 at Bridge City. They outhit the Cardinals 9-2 but stranded 12 runners, leaving bases loaded twice with no outs. Claude Coward had three hits and Kenny Gibson threw a two hitter. Next, Silsbee hosts West Orange today and plays Liberty next Tuesday.
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Silsbee
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Tiger
Kenny Gibson
Cleveland
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IRS Questions And Answers On Medical Insurance Premiums
The article explains how medical insurance premiums have long been deductible as medical expenses for itemizers. In 1967, half of premiums up to 150 dollars can be deducted without the 3 percent income threshold. Any excess premiums join other medical expenses, with details in the 1040 instructions.
County Tax Office Faces Harsh Attacks in 1968
In a message to county residents the speaker decries unchristian, unmerited attacks on the reputations and lives of tax office workers who serve the public year round. He urges Citizens to preserve honesty, efficiency, and integrity amid ongoing criticism.
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God
Hardin County
Legal duty to aid bystanders in assault cases
The article explains when bystanders may have a legal obligation to help someone under attack. It notes no general duty for strangers but credits relationships such as merchant customer, employer employee, earner passenger, hotel guest, and hospital patient as creating rescue duties. Courts balance circumstances to determine extent, citing a bowling alley proprietor allowed to refrain when faced with an armed robber.
Prizes Awarded To Four Safety Poster Winners
Four Silsbee youngsters from first through sixth grade won $25 savings bonds in a Child Molester Prevention program run by the Silsbee Police Department. At a Thursday ceremony Police Chief Edgar Blood awarded Lousan Jones Debbie Almond Pam McMillan and Charles Hollyfield for best color poster and overall best in grades five and six. Uncolored posters were given to all students in the district with judging by the Silsbee Art League. Winners were from Read-Turrentine Elementary and Hollyfield attends O’Neil Intermediate.
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Silsbee
U. S
Silsbee Police Department
Silsbee Police
Edgar Blood
Lousan Jones
Debbie Almond
Pam McMillan
Charles Hol
Commemorative HemisFair Stamp Debuts at Five-Country Pavilion
A commemorative stamp promoting Central America’s participation in HemisFair will be available at the five-country pavilion. The item highlights Central American involvement and invites visitors to learn more at the pavilion.
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Central America
HemisFair
Rural Electrification Advances Reach Texas Farms
By 1949 the Rural Electrification Administration backed loans totaling nearly $5 billion aiding electric cooperatives. Texans and farms now enjoy central station power with 96.8 percent of rural residents served by REA financed distributors. Cooperatives repay loans promptly, boosting rural schools hospitals and small businesses.
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REA
U. S
Texas
Local births listed for families in Southeast Texas area
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wade of Houston welcome a son born Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. Silsbee families include Clyde E Cole and Norbon Hobbs Jr and others with daughters and sons born April 8 through April 16 at St Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont and local facilities. Names include Patricia Diane Stephanie Linette LaDonna Yvette Shasta Renee Deanna Pearl Mary Loretta Bridget and Patrick Darwin.
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Herbert Wade
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Clyde E. Cole
Silsbee
Edward Grubbs
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Beaumont
Ronald E. Foster
Danbury
Patricia Diane
Lois Tarver
City
Alphonso Lacy
Kountze
Stephanie Linette
LaDonna Yvette
George Coleman
Jasper
Patrick Scott
Norbon C. Hobbs Jr
Hobbs
Kenny Thomeas Jr
Patrick Darwin
Eddie Perkins
Bridget
Rural Telephone Aid Expands to Reach 11 Million Families
REA advances loans to improve and extend telephone service in rural areas under a newer program. The effort makes modern telephone service a reality for more than 11 million American farm and rural families.
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REA
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