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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
4
The article likens sculpture to trial evidence pruning. It explains how judges cut surplus facts not relevant to the case to reveal the core issues. Examples show why irrelevant or prejudicial details harm jurors and hinder justice.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service schedules the 4-H District 11 Horse Show for July 26 at Jack Mehrens Quarterhorse Ranch south of Brenham. Top 20 advance to the State Show in San Antonio August 12-13. About 1,500 district youths and 171 horses participate from 19 Gulf Coast counties. Judges include Polly Hollar and Jim Daniels. Hodges and Stufflebemne co supervise. Admission is free. lunch served by Washington County 4-H Clubs.
A rummage sale will be held Saturday starting at 9 00 a m at Ruggles Cash Store on Highway 327 sponsored by the ladies of the First Pentecostal Church.
Loblolly pine led Texas tree planters in the 1965 66 season with 4 11830 seedlings in free sales. East Texas planted 887 600 seedlings, across District 4 including Tyler 232 000 Polk 295 000 Jefferson 13 600 and Hardin 347 000. Hardwood seedlings totaled 16 350 mainly Chinese elm rose multiflora and Sycamore for windbreak protection. Landowners interested in ob-
Governor John Connally proclaimed National Park Week in Texas from August 21 to 27 to honor the National Park Service for a 50 year labor of love. He cited rising Texas park attendance including 175000 visitors to Big Bend and 40 percent higher at Fort Davis, urging Texans to vacation at home and support preservation.
Texas Parks and Wildlife reports busy summer with heavy trash from containers and scattered litter. Field notes show improved rule compliance with leash pets, no firearms or liquor, no hunting, 20 mph speed limit, after ten pm traffic limits, no overnight registration for minors without adults, and quiet hours for radios and instruments.
William E. Laird, brother of Mrs. Roy Hoke of Silsbee, has been promoted to technical sergeant at Ellington AFB Texas. A radar technician with Air Defense Command and Korean War veteran, he completed a diploma after joining the Air Force. His wife is Mitsu Akiyama.
State Senator Martin Dies Jr was honored by the Texas Bar Association which elected him to a charter fellowship of the Texas Bar Foundation. The citation lauded his professional ability and service to justice and noted his exemplary conduct as a distinguished member of the Bar. Judge Harold Jones of Austin signed the citation as Foundation Chairman.
Dr. Howard E. Munden of Silsbee has been appointed to the membership procurement committee of the Texas State Chiropractic Association. Appointed by Dr. D. E. Biser of Dallas and approved by the state board, Munden will attend a district officers conference in Austin on July 23-24 where committees meet to plan the forthcoming year and state program for the 12 districts.
A Sunday school workers conference will be held this evening at 7 00 p m at Evergreen Assembly of God Church Pastor and Mrs F C Drake urge all workers to attend.
A taxpayer questions deductibility of charity ball tickets and the portion beyond value received. foster children as dependents. signing refund checks. beer license. paying a handyman. vacation and business travel deductibility. refund processing times. statute of limitations for audits. convention travel as a deductible charitable contribution. and other IRS guidance. The Q&A covers dependents, withholding, travel, tips, and reporting requirements with examples and statutory references.
July 14 1966 meditation from a devotions guide stresses true manhood shown by selfless service. The scene of a crowd praising a rescuer at a burning car illustrates godlike spirit beyond secular bravado. The prayer asks strength to face challenges and live bravely in testing. Ivan H. Nothdurft notes the need for godly witness in modern times.
The quarterly meeting of the Past Matrons and Past Patrons of District 4 Section 2 Order of the Eastern Star will be held at Nederland High School 200 17th Street on Monday July 18 at 7 30 p m according to Mrs Cleo Sarver of Victor president Reservations must be made by July 15 All members of the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club are invited to attend.
Mrs. C. J. Thorn will open LaVogue Beauty Salon at 410 North 4th Street on Wednesday at 9 a.m. LaVern Hammock, ex LaVern's Beauty Shop, operates the shop and after August 15 Elaine Luna will join the staff.
A rummage sale begins at 7:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday in front of East Side Grocery on Highway 96. Sponsored by the Pastors Aid Society and Young Women's Auxiliary of St. Eue lah Baptist Church. Supervisor is Mrs. Lillie Robinson and Rev. A C Johnson is pastor.
One hundred descendants of Rowan and Ike Reeves gathered for the annual reunion at a roadside park near Oakdale Louisiana. A basket lunch was served at noon and William Shuff of Elton was recognized as the oldest person present.
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