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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
9
Health warning notes hypertension affects about 23 million Americans. It links to 60 000 deaths yearly and over 1.5 million heart attacks and strokes. Advice urges regular blood pressure checks and doctor guidance, plus treatment options like medications, diet, exercise, and rest.
Psalm 34 speaks of trust in God while geologists note ancient desert Australia flooded. A mission station was destroyed during heavy rains but the lesson remains that God’s work lies in hearts, not buildings. Prayer asks for God’s control and presence in inner change. Adelaide South Australia Judith Mills.
Austin state Insurance Board Chairman Joe Christie said about 35,000 Texas drivers could lose a 10 percent auto insurance discount this fall unless they retake the National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course. The program grants a three year discount, with a renewal option after eight hours for 36 months. Spanish translations and a motorcycle supplement discount are also noted.
Archibald M. Willard, Ohio artist and wagon decorator, displayed the Spirit of 76 at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition of 1876. Critics ignored it, but the public adored the painting.
U.S. Rep. Jack Brooks of Texas will be named Distinguished Alumnus by the Ex-Students Association of Lamar University during Homecoming on November 22. The Lamar Junior College graduate will receive the honor at halftime of the Lamar-Southern Timios football game in Cardinal Stadium, with a luncheon before and a reception after the contest. Brooks serves Texas Ninth District in Congress.
Brooks born in Crowley Louisiana grew up in Beaumont graduated from Beaumont High School and Lamar College worked as a court reporter for the Beaumont Enterprise earned journalism and law degrees at the University of Texas. After passing the bar he partnered with J B Morris in Beaumont for three years then served four years as Jefferson County state representative and introduced the bill creating Lamar State College of Technology. Yardin County formerly lay in his district.
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