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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1974

Page

9

Texas Labor Force Reaches 9.139 Million in 1973

The Texas Employment Commission reports total labor force hit 9.139 million in 1973 with 3.4 percent unemployment. Employment rose by 162 thousand for the year, and more than 430 thousand of 614,285 nonfarm openings were filled. Emphasis on job placement and veterans' priority dominated statewide efforts. The commission expanded satellite offices and computer aided services to improve access in metropolitan areas like Dallas, while supporting farm workers and rural development.

Texas Texas Employment Commission Dolph Briscoe Commission Dallas Texas Education Agency Department of Public Welfare AFDC

Wotan Happenings Record Local Church and Family News

The Oneness Church aligns with United Pentecostal Church and Ninnie Brown of Sour Lake is elected pastor. Local pastors and congregations noted include Rev. John Butler and a Gospel singing at the Church of God. Neighbors, families, and visitors from Houston, Nederland, Beaumont, Tyler, and Pasadena are reported with numerous visits, travels, and a great pageant in Kountze.

Oneness United Pentecost Church Ninnie Brown Sour Lake Assembly of God Church John Butler Church of God W. F. Perkins Shepherd Joe Warren Chris Houston Jesse Loftin Harvey Warren Roland Kennedy Nederland David Bean Beaumont Warren Kennedy Mr. Bean Jerry Wayne Bowen Livingston Lenny Moore Danny Barnett Tyler Arthur S. C. Loftin Willie Mae Davis T. J. Lightfoot Weatherford Ethel Kelly Billy Kelly Warren Rosier Mike Alford Pasadena J. E. Rosier Raymond Rosier Conroe Raymond J. D. Vickery David Rosebud Floyd Ray Vickery Rye Herman Bill

All Souls Pastor To Be Heard On Radio Broadcasts

Rev. August Pucar pastor of All Soul's Catholic Church will appear on a Feb 10 segment of KLVI Radio's The Catholic Church Today program. He will discuss prayer at 9 30 p m. Sister Anastas ia leading discussions on the St Pius X Church family enrichment program and is the Diocesan director of religious education.

All Soul August Pucar Klvi Radio Pucar Anastasia St. Pius X Church

Lions Summer Camp Applications Now Available

The Texas Lions Camp for Diabetic Children expands with three sessions in 1974 at Camp Manison near Friendswood and Kerrville. Sessions host 150, 50, and 75 eligible campers aged six to 16, 10 to 16, all free for those meeting eligibility. Details from Rey Don Sheffield at 385-4371 or 385-4393.

Lions Lions Club Silsbee Lions Club Texas Lions League Kerrville Texas Lions Camp Manison Friendswood Texas Lions Camp For Rey Don Sheffield

Brunch Origin in Britain and Popularity Abroad

The term brunch originated in Britain by blending breakfast and lunch. It has grown into a form of entertainment and is popular in the United States.

Britain Great Britain United States

Warren Senior High Publishes A Honor Roll List

Warren Senior High principal Bobby G. Martin released the names of 24 students on the A Honor Roll for the second nine weeks of 1973 74. The list spans grades nine through twelve and includes students such as Cathy Breaux, Terry Clay, Dale Evans, Debbie Ones, Jane Thompson, and Brad Whittington. Martin also announced 38 students on both A and B Honor Rolls across grades nine to twelve, listing numerous names, with attendance for the second nine weeks totaling 95.47 percent and the senior class at 96.97 percent.

Bobby G. Martin Warren Senior High Cathy Breaux Terry Clay Dale Evans Debby Hollis Charles Johrson Debbie Ones Cecilia McMillan Irwin Smith Peter Thomas Jane Thompson Brad Whittington Kathy Ambrose Randy Davis Joy Free Iman Charlene Rice Mary Welch Laura Worthy Alan Graham Jimmy Jeffcoat Kathy Mattingly David McNeely Martin

First Motto on Coins Mind Your Business Cent

The first American coin a one cent piece minted in 1787 bore 13 links for the original states and carried the motto Mind Your Business reflecting early national messaging.

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