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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1974
Page
11
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Texas highway officials report spring out of state auto tourists spent 547.58 per party in March to May, up from 257.53 in 1973. Daily average rose to 25.97 per person, with longer stays and a larger share going to other expenses. The study covered 4 656 travel parties and notes the energy situation and inflation as factors.
Forequarter beef cuts are spotlight economy as experts note best value now with round cuts at lower prices in some stores. Fryer chickens and grade A eggs remain economical. turkey is plentiful. Fresh fruits show peaches and nectarines high, while melons attractively priced as supplies rise. Pantry items include cottage cheese as a calcium source.
Porter Champin, presiding overseer of the Silsbee congregation, said 70 representatives from Silsbee look forward to the convention at the Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston. He noted nearly one million people are expected to attend these conventions during June July and August.
If you own a sheath knife of carbon steel it should be removed from its sheath for storage to prevent discoloration from chemicals in the seather.
County Bond Chairman Nelson Long reported April sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds totaling $21,400 in Hardin County. Four month sales reached $105,521, about 35 percent of the 1974 goal of $300,000. Texas monthly sales were $19,212,748 with year-to-date $80,456,814, reaching 34 percent of its $236.8 million target.
The gray fox stands out as the sole member of its species that habitually climbs trees, a distinctive behavior noted by observers.
Funeral services were conducted June 15 for Alfred Monroe Flowers 83 of Kountze at Pace Funeral Chapel with Rev. A A Drennen and Rev. Billy Bridges officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. A native of Plank he lived in Honey Island before moving to Kountze in 1959. He was a farmer and deacon of Kountze First Baptist Church. Survivors include wife Sarah Sally Flowers son Luther A Flowers Beaumont two daughters Agnes Richardson Silsbee Bonnie Frazier Kountze two brothers Fred Flowers Hull Ira Flowers Saratoga and sister Patience Neely Silsbee.
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