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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1976
Page
7
A nationwide study shows Hardin County households lean toward middle and upper income brackets with 33.4 percent earning above 10 000 and 27.1 percent in 10 000 to 15 000. Despite gains inflation left most families no better off by year end.
The article explains that juvenile court jurisdiction ends at age 17. After 17 there is no parental authority to compel a child to return home unless the child was already under juvenile court control. It covers other common law issues about contractors, tree limbs and executors with Texas law notes.
Five Silsbee Junior High students attended the Austin Junior High Speech Festival in Beaumont on November 20. Three captured ribbons: Kyle Worley with a superior rating in Boys Humorous Prose, Brenda Ogden with an excellent rating in Girls Serious Prose, and Sherrod Johnson with a good rating in Girls Poetry. Attendees Randy Doyen and Mary Raglin joined, guided by coach Ms. Bety Evans.
A herniated disc occurs when the disc’s outer ring weakens and the pulpy center bulges pressing on spinal nerves. Diagnosis relies on nerve-distribution pain and a myelogram. treatment ranges from bed traction and bracing to surgery if relief fails.
Peggy Bendel urges starting early to craft personal gifts. Plan ahead for quilts, stuffed toys, and monogrammed items with budget friendly materials and timely completion. Consider recipient taste, avoid fitting issues, and use bazaar patterns for cushions, aprons, ponchos, totes, and doll wardrobes.
A public appeal argues to restore accountability in government through campaign finance reform and open government. It urges constraining conflicts of interest, strengthening the Department of Justice, and selecting an Attorney General on merit rather than politics to earn voters’ trust.
Silsbee's First Annual Chili Cook Off will be held this Saturday at the Blue Hole Camp on Highway 327. Mickey Fulgham says entries are due by Friday noon at the Chamber of Commerce. The event starts at 9 a.m. with two helpers per cook. trophies for top three and a worst recipe. Judges are Sheriff Billy Paine, Police Chief Al Burleson, and Jim Love. Proceeds benefit St. John’s Episcopal Church building fund. Mack Lack co-chairs the contest.
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