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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1976
Page
2
The Silsbee newspaper credits its editorial staff including Editor and Publisher Charlie Warne, Reporter-Photographer Mrs Leona Wilt, Society Editor Fran McAdams, and Special Feature “Talk of the Town” by Lula Burgess. Aiming to serve Hardin Jasper and Tyler counties, the paper lists management, reception, and production personnel.
Excerpt from the Congressional Record describes the Public Works Employment Act arguing for nearly 4 billion in federal spending and a veto override vote. Ford denounces the bill as costly and ill-timed while citing potential job impacts and economic risks.
The Upper Room project run by People Helping People at First United Methodist Church will close. Lathe distributions end with final distribution on Aug 10 after applicants register between day and noon at the Upper Room.
A collage of quirky notes on world news and human foibles. A Czech critique of American history. Gov Thomson and a highway CB story. stolen love groans in Bavaria. marriage age trends. flies spreading worldwide. a Solomon Islands fines case. pet jokes and bachelor wisdom.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission set a split mourning dove season with south zone dates September 25 to November 7 for the last segment and January 1 to 16 for the winter segment. North zone runners run September 1 to October 14 and January 1 to 16 with noon to sunset hours.
Winds warmed by the Gulf Stream temper the Scan dinavian Peninsula climate giving Helsinki milder winters than Duluth Minnesota. The city sits at a similar latitude to southern Greenland yet enjoys warmer seasonal temperatures.
The Beaumont Social Security District Manager advises applicants 65 or older for Supplemental Security Income to bring three key documents: Social Security card, proof of age, and evidence of income and resources. Include recent earnings proof such as bank statements, tax returns, W-2 forms, tax statements for real estate, auto registration, and insurance policies. Bring all documents to interview to speed processing and benefits delivery. Call 838-0271 ext. 276 for more information.
Spain's National Festival Ballet brings flamenco regional dances and de Falla works with Picasso sets to Houston Music Hall for Oct 19 at 6 30 p m under SPA and Spanish tourism ministry. The program replaces Peru ensemble and ticket exchanges apply for season holders.
The Economic Opportunity Council family planning advisory group meets tonight at 7:30 at the Beaumont Public Library 800 Pearl Street Beaumont. Mrs Betty Edwards will preside as bylaws are discussed and interested residents are urged to attend.
The United Methodist Women of First United Methodist Church offer a Bicentennial Cookbook featuring favorite recipes by women in the church. Proceeds benefit home missions and missions abroad. Books available through church members or by calling Mrs. Michael Hale at 385-7770.
Peggy Bendel urges parents to share sewing with children during summer. Start with suitable ages, often seventh grade, and let teenagers use a machine. Provide a sewing basket, kid friendly patterns, and guided practice to foster enthusiasm, patience, and gradual skill.
A brief item notes a man’s contented home life as he leaves for work. It adds a quip about who laughs last and predicts the first campaign pledge to fall after November elections will be the pledge that removes campaign signs.
Advertises price list for bacon pork ham shoulder chops center cuts hog head cheese pan sausage pure lard pork ribs pork bones cracklins smoked bones smoked ham smoked shoulder and smoked sausage with contact number 385 5095.
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