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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

2

Local Staff Directory Listing Roles and Names

A brief editorial staff and department roster appears with names and positions including editor and publisher Richard L. Read, society editor Leona Whitman, and various reporters photographers and mechanics such as Harold Leigh foreman operator and James Johnson printer. The list also names Mrs Basye Linotype operator and Billy Joe Williams printer among others.

Harold Leigh John S. Basye Linotype James Johnson Billy Joe Williams

Gold buyers fear fleecing as gold ownership looms

Rep Henry B Gonzalez warns that unrestricted private gold ownership may be allowed by December 1974 and calls for a congressional revisit. He cites St Mary's University lending to a Denver con man, warns buyers face risk from scams, and notes Treasury and Federal Reserve guidelines permitting banks to deal in gold with caution.

Henry B. Gonzalez Texas Congress St. Mary’s University Denver Treasury and Federal Reserve

Gold Rush of 1975 Consumer Alert

The article warns that on New Year’s Day and Dec 31 the first gold market freedom in over 40 years could invite fraud. Government agencies counsel vigilance as federal restrictions lift and gold investments arise. beware no interest earnings and assess personal finances before speculating on prices.

Austin U.S U.S. Treasury Attorney General Consumer Protection The State Securities Board Securities and Exchange Commission Department of Justice Federal Trade Commission U.s.postal Inspection Service

Letters To The Editor From Grapevine Texas 1974

A Christmas letter from Gene Busby expresses gratitude to Silsbee Bee readers for bringing happiness to her uncle Emmett Bigham who died December 14 1974 at 79. The writer notes the paper kept him connected to Silsbee memories and asks continued subscription for another relative in Fort Worth. The column also lists December social events from AA RP First Baptist Church and S.C.C. with birthdays celebrated at Good Shepherd Church and plans for an early 1975 volunteer program.

Silsbee Bee Emmett Bigham Silsbee Bee E. E. Busby Beaumont Sones Fasan Temple Aubrey Busby Forest Hills Fort Worth Themengs Aa.r.p First Baptist Church C.C Eddie Marshall Good Shepherd Church W.M.A First National Bank Glad Tidings Annie O’brien Thomas Chesson Nicholas Decuir George Ennis

Residents at Silsbee Convalescent Center Celebrate Yale Parties

Residents and staff express thanks to friends church groups Cub Scouts Camp Fire Girls Sunday School classes sororities and utilities company employees for decorations gifts entertainment and parties this month. They have enjoyed fruit baskets candy cookies and personal gifts.

Silsbee Convalescent Center

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