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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1977
Page
7
Consumer Protection Division urges homeowners to plan fire drills and escape routes, sleep with closed doors, and meet at a yard location after evacuating. Advises against opening doors when suspected fire, emphasizes smoke detectors over heat detectors, explains ionization and photocell models, and warns to avoid door to door sales.
A concise claim states it restores health without unnecessary surgery and promotes natural, economical life prolongation.
Resthaven Cemetery Care Association has been notified by the Internal Revenue Service that it is exempt from Federal Income Tax. President Conley C. Bradshaw received the exemption letter from IRS District Director Robert M. McKeever, noting that donations to the association are deductible under section 170 (c) (5) of the Code.
Cub Scout Pack 186 held its regular meeting Tuesday. Thomas Moore earned his Wolf Badge. A fundraising cake decoration activity with the theme The World of Tomorrow was featured, selling the cakes. Ribbons were awarded to all participants. First place went to Virgil Segrest and son Virgil II, second to Larry Cawley and son Vance, third to Gene Wilson and son Jody, and fourth to Larry Nance and son Charles. Den 1 supervised closing exercises.
Exquisett Club meets at 225 South 12th Street Thursday January 28 at 7 00 pm. The scholarship committee will report and congratulations are extended to Mrs Eloise Vonner and Mrs R E McDonald for their holiday service, per president Mrs Bertie Singleton.
Texas homeowners should choose fruit and nut varieties adapted to their area. Northern types like Concord grapes Bartlett pears and Elberta peaches are often unsuitable in Texas due to chilling hour needs and climate. Consider disease resistance and county agent recommendations to ensure long-term yields and plant survival.
Miss Donna L Crumpler daughter of D C Crumpler Westlake Louisiana and Ronald L Calvert son of George W Calvert Silsbee were married December 28 at Westlake Church of God. Rev Mel Morace officiated with Anita Crumpler maid of honor and Bill Chalmers best man. The groom attends Lamar University and the bride works at Beaumont Medical Surgical Hospital. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple planned a Dallas Fort Worth area wedding trip.
Camp Fire Girls of America observe Valentine Day by having Chirp ing Blue Birds color Valentines for U S veterans. Mrs Janet Ferguson leads the group with guidance from assistant leader Mrs Lois Guidry. Meeting hosted by Margaret Ann Brown with refreshments.
The Rainbow Blue Birds gathered January 12 at Mrs. Lyn Smith house with eight girls and one visitor present. Deborah Wells collected dues and served refreshments. The group split into workgroups, received membership cards, and learned about a program at the Methodist Church Tuesday. Reports were given by Jill Worley Stacie Smith and Tammy Flowers.
The note lists January matchups including Nets at Rockets and Cougars, Knicks at Bucks, Hawks at Celtics on January 27. It also shows January 31 pairings with Lakers versus Knicks and Pacers against the Tams, as continued from page one.
Dexter Wallace led scorers with 19 points as Bridge City defeated an unnamed visiting team 23 to 17 in a low scoring game. Harmon topped Bridge City with 15 points, the only player in double figures for the Cardinals, while Keith and Charles Holmes added 11 each. Ira Brooks had five, James Brown four, Julian Nix three, and Paul Read, Dave Powers, and Neil Smith two apiece.
A lodge notice lists L. K. Johnson as Worshipful Master and Abram Miles as Secretary. The brief notice names the officers and signals upcoming lodge activities or meetings without additional details.
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