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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
2
In a terse OCR fragment from the mechanical department two names appear mixed with titles causing confusion. Harold Leigh is listed with a Mrs label for John S Basye while James Johnson and Billy Joe Williams also appear, suggesting a misread or garbled staff list.
Senator Mike Mansfield proposes a bill to stabilize wages rents prices profits dividends and other economic transfers. He argues domestic energy conservation and economic restraint are needed and that Congress must share control with the President rather than grant new unilateral authority.
Donal R. Ruggles expresses gratitude for life and asks forgiveness for any offenses. He urges the people of Silsbee to help the poor and needy first, placing others last, and to keep God first in their actions. He signs as a friend to all.
The Pentecostal Lighthouse invites the public to a Friday 7 30 PM lecture by Claude Thompson the outgoing United Pentecostal Church missionary to Japan. He will show slides about mission work in Japan. The church at Hwy 92 nine miles north of Silsbee is led by Pastor Herbert Free.
Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 88 gathered January 7 at Vivian Stines home. The Scouts made space masks and were served refreshments. James Cawley was reporter, Keith Yeager noted.
Scrump's Grass Roots comment discusses inaction by the President on controls due to expired authority on April 30 1974. A senator proposes a bill to renew the authority, shifting the burden back to the President for action.
The court proceedings from November 1973 to November 1974 unfolded with briefs due January 6 and extended to January 8. Mrs. Lamb claims a DWI charge against her husband was dismissed after witnesses testified he was not driving or intoxicated, a fact corroborated by County Clerk records.
Cone and Tassel Garden Club of Lumberton meets January 14 at Mrs. Stanley Orr’s home in Kountze Highway. Guest speaker Mrs. T. P. Davenport of Port Neches presents a program on Ikebana, the Japanese flower arranging art, and is a qualified teacher with Ikebana and Ikenobo Society memberships. The club invites new members and community attendees to join in beautification efforts.
In Hardin County Texas the estate of J. D. Die deceased is administered under cause 3787. Annette Die is executrix residing at Silsbee Hardin County with mailing address c/o Earl B. Stover P O Box 1658 Silsbee TX 77656. Creditors must present claims within legal time limits. Dated January 2 1975.
Texas workers not eligible for unemployment compensation may qualify for Special Unemployment Assistance SUA under the 1974 act. The program offers up to 63 dollars weekly for 26 weeks, funded entirely by federal funds. Workers must show prior earnings and employment in the last 52 weeks to qualify, and file at a TEC local office with proper documents.
George Cathcart earned a Bachelor of Arts in religion at Scarritt College in Nashville, Tennessee. He and his wife Kathy McCarney have moved to Denver, Colorado, where he will attend Iliff Seminary.
Be sure the dishwasher is full but not overloaded before turning it on. An average dishwasher uses about four gallons of hot water per load.
State Representative Herman Adams of Silsbee was named to the Education Task Force of the National Conference of State Legislatures. He previously served on the House Education Committee in the 63rd Texas Legislature and chaired an interim subcommittee on school finance. The first meeting is set for Charleston on Jan. 10, 1975.
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