Camping Fuel in Gas Tanks Is Not Safe Advice
The guide warns camping appliance fuel should not be used in car tanks as it can damage valves and pistons. Rely on regular gas supply and avoid risky substitutions.
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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1976
Page
7
The guide warns camping appliance fuel should not be used in car tanks as it can damage valves and pistons. Rely on regular gas supply and avoid risky substitutions.
Grow bright green lettuce in winter with a simple indoor light setup. A heated space such as a basement or spare room, combined with 1,000 foot candles of light, using a mix of fluorescent lamps and incandescent bulbs, supports rapid growth for greens.
Funeral services for Mrs Iris Pendergrass 78 of Silsbee were held February 10 at 1 30 p m at Farmer Funeral Home with burial in Kirbyville Cemetery Rev R E Barclay officiated She died February 8 at Silsbee Doctors Hospital after a brief illness A native of Centerville she worked as a clerk for Birdwell's Department Store for 15 years Survivors include her two sons W T Pendergrass of Beaumont and James A Pendergrass of Nederland two daughters Mrs Daniel O Wingate of Beaumont and Mrs Marion Bass of Silsbee two sisters Mrs Geneva Dozier and Mrs Willie Moody of Houston Pallbearers were Rayford Birdwell L O Wray C F Walker Merle Jayroe Warren Baugh and James Fairchild
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie S. Chance 82 of Lumberton were held at 2 p.m. February 6 at Farmer Funeral Chapel with burial at Old Hardin Cemetery. She died February 6 at 11 p.m. in Bur-Mont Nursing Home Silsbee. Survivors include son H. A. Chance and sister Hattie Walton both of Lumberton. Pallbearers were Carol J. D. L. B. Walton David Patillo J. L. Riley and Jimmy Michell.
The Valentine Sweetheart banquet themed Texas Cowboys will be held Saturday in the Educational Building at Pinecrest Baptist Church. A king and queen will be crowned based on attendance. Rev. James Bradford of Loeb First Baptist Church will be guest speaker. Rev. J Ro Mathews is pastor of Pinecrest.
The family of Mrs. May Murphy thanks friends and neighbors of Central Baptist Church for prayers, food, and kindness after the loss of their loved one. Special thanks to Brother Bob Logsdon of First Baptist Evadale and Carl Burris of Leesville, and the relatives of May Murphy.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness shown after the loss of Bill Caraway. Gratitude is extended for prayers, flowers and food received during this difficult time from S. P. Caraway and family.
Effie Lee Alexander expresses gratitude to members of St. John Baptist Church White's Deeners Courtesy Cab and friends for donations that supported her honor as Senior Citizen Queen in 1976.
The article notes bamboo is not a tree and states the fastest growing tree cited is Eucalyptus saligna, reportedly reaching 45 feet in two years in central Africa.
Several young ministers in the Silsbee and Beaumont area will preach at 3 p.m. Sunday February 15 at Saint Chapel Church 510 North First St Silsbee Rev H J Simon is pastor of the church.
Some prospects are stingy, letting the rest of the world make purchases while they withhold. The remark hints at frugality influencing market activity and buyer behavior.
Word Cage presents clues and a quiz leading to a final 11 letter solution. Players circle clue and quiz words in a grid, then uncircled letters spell the mystery word. this edition's answers reference Johann Strauss and associated musical terms.
Funeral services were held for Oscar H. Smith 67 of Lumberton at 2 p.m. February 9 at the Farmer Funeral Home with burial in Loeb Cemetery. He died February 8 at Baptist Hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Pearl River County Mississippi and a 41 year resident of Lumberton. Survivors include wife Myrtle Smith three daughters Ber nice Allen Mabel Williams Audrey Allamore a son Vinlie Smith and a sister Clara Summerlin. Pallbearers were Jessie J C Paul P D and Amith Baker and Walter Burge.
The Christian Women's Fellowship met Tuesday at East Avenue Church with Mrs. Sam W Tobey TH as hostess. Mrs. Joe Trahan presided and gave a lesson on Our Duty to Ourselves Self Control from James. Henrietta Fleetwood led worship. A Nairobi Kenya Fifth Assembly report was read on Church Unity work and the local group gave a social offering to aid Hispanic Americans for reconciliation.
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