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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
2
The Silsbee Bee is issued under a second class permit dated April 10 1919 from Silsbee Texas. It publishes weekly on Thursdays at 410 Highway 96 with annual subscriptions 3.50 plus tax in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties and 4.00 plus tax outside those counties.
Chance Loeb PTA elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday night meeting. Officers include president Mrs. E T Wood first vice president Mrs Sammy Kincaid second vice president Mrs E Coleman third vice president Mrs Betty Bankston treasurer Mrs W M Wilson parliamentarian Mrs Nell Williams historian Mrs Bobbie Adams. The program titled Consideration Through Respect for Dignity and Worth of the Individual was presented by seventh and eighth grades under Mrs Patsy Ruth Lea.
Peace Corps placement tests will be held in 828 U.S. locations next Saturday March 23. In Beaumont the exam occurs in Room 322 Federal Building starting 8 30 a m. Tests aim to recruit volunteers for education agriculture health building and community development with many jobs available worldwide.
IRS Beaumont administrator B. B. Barkley cites four common tax return mistakes. Legibility and signatures are missing, income omitted, arithmetic errors misreporting, plus dependency issues especially for working wives. Joint filing advised to preserve exemptions and require both signatures.
The Veterans Administration lists average living veteran ages by conflict Spanish American War 85 World War I 68 World War II 44 and Korean Conflict 33. The VA advises deducting premiums from compensation or pension avoids policy lapse and saves time and cost of delivering payments to the VA insurance office.
The Texas Highway Department releases a 32 page brochure "Today’s Fun-tier" to counter desert myths and promote Texas as a varied travel destination. The guide highlights water sports, forests, mountains, cities, and six regional spreads with 76 color photos and tourism services statewide.
Director John M. Carlisle outlines how counties delegate hunting and fishing rules to the Game and Fish Commission. The process includes county surveys, public hearings, and possible July votes in Austin, with regulations created from scientific research to manage wildlife and respond to emergencies.
A trust transfers property to a trustee to manage for named beneficiaries, often used with a will to reduce taxes and provide for education income or charitable gifts. It explains grantor and trustee roles, common arrangements, spendthrift trusts, and the need for careful, well drafted trust instruments to avoid legal pitfalls.
The Austin report notes the Texas Legislature has passed the 60 day mark and will tackle controversial bills next. Plans include a constitutional amendment to fund an industrial authority with 200 million dollars, a teacher sick leave program, and a Senate Joint Resolution to lift ceilings on state contributions to old age assistance and aid to dependent children. The article also mentions senate budget work and district visitors.
Robert S. Tate Jr. of San Antonio welcomes the 58th Legislature's introduction of a bill to join the Interstate Compact on Mental Health already in place in 25 states. The measure aims to allow treatment across state lines without resident status, with sponsors Senator Don Kennard and Representative Will Smith noting no appropriation is needed and patient civil rights safeguards apply.
The Robertson family expresses sincere thanks for food flowers and sympathy after the loss of O. M. Robertson. Gratitude extended to the Good Shepherd Baptist Church and the Masons for support.
A passage discusses appointing a bank or trust company as trustee and a conference with a trust officer, noting the State Bar of Texas prepared a document. It also mentions John Milton and his epic use of 8 000 words in Paradise Lost.
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