Holiday safety advice for hosts at parties
The article urges gentle substitution of coffee or nonalcoholic drinks for guests who overindulge and suggests arranging alternate transport or a sobering sleep for those who cannot drive. It emphasizes the host bears responsibility for safety and guest wellbeing beyond hospitality and food.
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Combined
Silsbee Lights Earn Top Honors and Bond Vote Planned
Holiday light judging in Silsbee named the Johnson home on North Fifth Street as best display with Tucker and Britton-Cravens addition second. Residents of Hardin County Road District No. 5 vote December 29 on a $390000 bond to pave city streets and rural roads. Also reported are births, sports updates, a wedding notice, and a bomb threat at Pines Theater investigated by police.
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Sisbee
J. W. Johnson
Gulf States Utilities
North Fifth Street
W. J. Rogers
Mr. Collins
Beaumont
Tucker
Hi Workshop
Hardin County
Silsbee
L. D. Self
Marvey Burney
Susbee Clinic
Paul Evens
A. Chambless
Kountze
J. E. Moffett
James H. Grisson
Jasper
Herman Dewayne
Silshee Clinic
Ralph Lucius, Jr
R. L. O’quinn
E. A. Robert
Spurger
Sandra Elizabeth
Tennison Hospital
W. T. Bean
Silsbee Clinic
Cheryl Jane
Donald Rushing
J. N. Hare
A. R. Dixon
Trudis McLaughlin
Gene Edward Hollyfield
First Baptist Church
Michael Hollyfield
Miss McLaughlin
Mr. Hollyfield
Silsbee High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
East Texas Pulp and Paper Co
Boots
Carol Ann Barnett
Carol Ann
Goldie Barnett
Silsbee Fire Department
John Busby
Evadale Rebels
Woodville
Jim Rand
Silsbee Tigers
Forest Park High
Amelia
Tigers
Port Neches
Mauriceville
Victor
Central Catholic
Big Sandy
Bishop Byrne
Herman Adams Jr
Hardin
Jefferson Counties
Adams
Silsbee Independent
United States Senate
Postmaster General
United States
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
James Martin
the Bee
Melvin Weber
Pines
The
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Relieves Pain and Restores Health Naturally
An advertisement extols a natural approach that relieves pain without dangerous drugs, restores health without unnecessary surgery, and prolongs life in a natural and economical manner.
Heredity and cancer risk outlined by genetic researchers
Dr. Louise C. Strong explains hereditary cancer traits, noting family history, earlier onset, and bilateral or multi site occurrence as clues. Researchers study thousands of records to identify tissues at risk and the factors that trigger genetic potential for cancer.
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Louise C. Strong
Medical Genetics Clinic
M. D. Anderson
Dr. Strong
Strong
Patterns of heredity in cancer research advance
Biologists and geneticists study cellular codes and replication to identify how hereditary factors influence cancer. Thirty years ago little was known about heredity but now researchers in cancer centers worldwide make strides linking genetics to cancer risk and early detection benefits.
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