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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
5
Special thanks to the many friends and neighbors who were kind during my hospital stay and to those who sent cards flowers and phone calls. Mrs W A Bill Robertson.
A brief price line shows Country Sausage quoted as 59e for a pound and 69e for a pound in bulk. The notation also notes per dozen pricing at 496 Ib. and 5e for half dozen.
IRS answers cover audits for small incomes, penalties for missing SSNs on interest and dividends, reopening disputes only for fraud or major missteps, timing for refunds, claiming dependents, taxing income from drums, deducting commuting costs, and reporting timber sales. Includes references to IRS Documents 5048 5050 and Handbook No. 274 from the Government Printing Office.
A VA information piece explains that pension increases from the Social Security change take effect January 1, 1969 under Public Law 90 275 while the protection against reductions began at signing. It also notes Public Law 90 431 allows disabled veterans to pursue part time training with proportional allowances, listing full time and partial time rates and advising to check with a VA office.
Scout Troop 82 met Monday with 23 scouts and Scoutmaster Bob Parr. They test drove their new camp bus to Kountze, a group project for months, planned for trips and camping events ahead.
The Ma Ker Ala Camp Fire girls held their first meeting at Mrs. Billie Ambrose’s home. Officers elected were Kathy David president Katherine Ambrose vice president Cindy White secretary Patricia McAdams treasurer and Sharon McNeely scribe. Meetings will be held each Monday at 3 30 p m after noon.
Mrs Checkery Johnson and Mrs Ruby Gardner express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for flowers letters and cards during the illness and loss of a loved one. May God bless you all for your support.
W A Smith of Texas A&M Extension advises treat wood used outside with preservatives, preferably by pressure treatment. Pressure treated lumber is readily available, and a paintable preservative should be chosen if painting is needed or the wood will contact skin or clothing.
Carolyn Price graduates from the Job Corps Training for Women in Excelsior Springs Missouri. She receives her cosmetology diploma at commencement exercises on October 2.
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