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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
8
Fas Silsbee et al and others returned from a trade marketers convention held in San Antonio. The list includes Billy RLuilfer Morris Wiriethant James Sellers and several company representatives. The event featured discussions on marketing practices and industry standards.
The suit alleges the hospital was negligent and derelict in duties by not providing a doctor and any pain relief or guidance. It states the patient was informed he would be treated only if insured and was not given proper care in the emergency room.
A political rally is planned for this evening at 7 p m at the Abia Carpintera Community Center in Sear Lake. County and precinct candidates’ fates loom as Pearce Lambert is expected to speak. The event is hosted by the Women of Ut.
Silsbee trailed 4 0 at one point but tied it late as Stark doubled home two runs and later scored, while Bonnin and Sanders provided early power. The Tigers built a 7 4 lead before Silsbee surged with three in the sixth, making it a 9 7 final.
Mary Fitrell thanks Dr. George Tennison, the Silsbee Doctors Hospital staff and nurses for care during her illness and expresses gratitude for missing cards and prayers from friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gill Pyron join in the thanks.
The Sih Dee Trice penitent School District board calls for sealed bids to remove and renovate the football stadium at Seventh Street in Texas. Specifications and site access are available from Superintendent at 857 North Atth Street. Bids due by May 11, 1976. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Daymd D. Sinine, President School Board of Trustees Silhee Tidependent School District 102.
Voters see a lengthy ballot with candidates for Presiding Judge Court Criminal Appeals state representatives boards and various precinct positions. The list names Don Yarbrough Charles W Barrow Jerome Chamberlain John Onion Jr Herman Adams Jr Charisie Bolton Wayne Frederick Clyde Smith Jr George Kirkpatrick Jr Britton Plunk Bo Horka Norman Corley Fred Anders Raymond Tennison Pete McKinney J Jones Preacher Marcontell A L Marcontell Mile precinct chairs and numerous constables with many precincts and names included.
Royal Cloverleaf Club will meet April 28 in the home of Mrs. Will Cooper at 7 p.m. Mrs Edith Davenport will preside. Mrs James C. Perkins will report on the District Meeting to be held Saturday at the Orange House in Orange Texas. Registration will begin at 2 am.
The Crawford family expresses deep gratitude for the thoughtfulness and sympathy shown during their time of sorrow.
The City of Silsbee sponsors a one day beginners tennis clinic for women and junior boys and girls 11 and older at City Park on Knupple Road. The May 1 event runs 9 15 a m to 4 p m with a small fee and one new tennis ball. lunch is 45 minutes. Registration at City Hall through April 30. Instructor Edward Domineu.
The Silsbee Lions Club hosted a noon meeting at the Silsbee Country Club to discuss C.R.A.S.H. Also presenting were J. E. Stinnett from Kountze and C. L. Sonny Sherman from Beaumont with Judy Levine of ABC Protective Services. Sherman says Beaumont’s C.R.A.S.H. has rehabilitated 19 elderly homes and credits volunteers for success.
During a three month period in 1975 there were 74 traffic accidents resulting in 36 injuries. In March, 116 counties comprising District 2B were investigated by the Texas Highway Patrol. The report notes 49 wear accidents and 254 people aided in securing.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Alford announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Kay to George Matar of Damascus Lebanon. Both are Lamar University students and he is a Phi Kappa member. Plans are for a June wedding.
Bullock stated the state budget could grow or shrink depending on various circumstances. He said officials are looking months ahead and stressed the need to set money aside for a rainy day. He warned against lax budgeting and urged careful planning to avoid future taxes.
The Exquisett Club meets at Mrs. Jessie Stephens home 8305 South 17th Street today. The 7:30 p.m. business meeting includes refreshments at 7:00 p.m. and serves as the climax for activities for the Country Fair on Saturday April 24. Mrs. Bertie Singleton is president.
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