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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1977
Page
3
The Lumberton Trail Riders will attend the Kountze Chamber of Commerce Youth Rodeo on July 16. They depart Lumberton Lions Club arena at 6 a.m. riders may bring a sack lunch or buy at lunch stop. Children 12 and under free. Water provided for riders and horses. For more information call Al Prichard at 755-1304.
The F F A Booster Club meets Monday at 7 30 in Silsbee State Bank. Charles Kelley, president, will preside.
Mr and Mrs Jack David with daughter Cathy and son Mike attended the Miss Texas pageant in Fort Worth on Saturday night observing the event from the audience and supporting participants.
Mrs Eloise Vonner thanks family and friends for prayers visits cards flowers gifts food and calls during hospital stay and at home. She expresses gratitude and blessings.
A reader asks about radiation and thyroid cancer risk from tonsil treatment. The answer notes early 1920s use of head and neck radiation, later linked to thyroid tumors in some exposed individuals, most benign and curable with early surgery, and urges regular medical exams every two years. It also covers smoke exposure effects and breast cysts needing professional evaluation.
Ricky D. King, son of Mrs. Alice Pender of Silsbee, enlisted in the U.S. Marines on June 24 and will begin basic training July 20 in San Diego California. He is a 1977 graduate of Silsbee High School.
Bryant Sheppard and Jack Barrington of Silsbee High School join about 1600 vocational agricultural teachers in Dallas on August 15 for the annual in-service education workshop and meeting sponsored by the Texas Education Agency.
The fragment lists contact numbers for service with toll free 1-800-392-2040 in Texas and 792-3245 in the Houston area. The text appears as a partial phone directory line.
A teen writes that her 16 year old boyfriend feels hated and worthless and has threatened self harm. The reply urges empathy and honesty, suggests sharing feelings with trusted adults, and advises the girl to stay supportive while encouraging him to identify his problems clearly.
The article explains how to identify which animals chewed tree bark by the marks left behind. Bears leave claw and tooth marks, deer strip bark from young trees, porcupines gnaw patches with smooth edges, and cougars scratch trees to signal presence.
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