The Silsbee Bee (Silsbee, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 26, 1968 Page: 12 of 20
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out on potential dis-
ability benefits ftt*m social se-
curity, Carlton Touchet, social
tween his 21st birthday and a representative of the Beau*
the worker must have hed cov- moot Social security office will
ered employment under social be in Silsbee at the Council
Are Eligible f«r
Security Benefits
San Diego. A ceremony follow-
ing the parade included a ■ ne-
morlal service for those ser-
vicemen who died in Vietnam.
Reviewing officer for the
Room in th(? City Hall on Mon-
day, Sept. 23 and 30 from 9
a, m. to 11:30 a. m. to assist eli-
gible persons in applying for
these and other social security
benefits.
security field representative
said today.
As a result of the 1965 and
1967 Amendments to the Social
Security Law,
• fire? Jurt run
was Paul R. Ignatius
7 of the Navy. Also at-
many jndivi- young
duals who could not have quail- disabled
fled previously may now be fits pr<
eligible, he said. lacked t
Prior to the 1905 amend- t|Uireme
merits, it was necessary for an for bem
individual to be totally and disabled
permanently disabled to meet Many
the requirements for benefits, aided f;
This was changed so that n ner- benefits
.son who has been disabled lor to recti
12 months or longer could be- their er
come eligible for benefits. they wil
The 1967 amendments reduc- /its. Toe
ed the work requirements for wnri.prK
young disabled workers from a
minimum of five years to a c aim "
year and a half, if the worker cause tl
became disabled prior to age benefits
Many disabled people In the
Silsbee area, especially young
ending were General Leonard
V Chapman if., Commandant
4 this Marine Corps; Lleuten-
Iitt General Henry W. Bust
IK Commanding General, Fleet
fertile Force, Pacific; Frank E.
Sirran, Mayor of the City of
iao Diego, aqjd other city offi-
lal*, as well ai families of
the returning veterans. *
Arriving In San Diego by
; Chat lew W. Thompson, 20, salt
of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Thomp-
son of 365 S. 3rd Street, and
dean R. Buxton of 563 Ave. J,
LOANS
Arranged
Home Improvement
Small Homes
REAL ESTATE
Bnck Jones
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EV 5-3754
Silsbee, Texan
men and their families were
treated to a steak fry and stage
show' sponsored by the Marine
husband of the former Mias i
Jean R. Buxton of 563 Ave. J,
all of Silsbee, returned to the
United States Sept. 16 with the
months combat duty In Sotito
Vietnam.
RLT-27 is the unit rushed to
Southeast Asia In February
1MB to help counter toe Com-
munal m Offensive.
Oh Its return the unit was
Corps Recruit Depot, San
Diego.
The 27th Marines arrived in
Vietnam on Feb. 17, 1966 and
immediately began operations
ih the "rocket belt’’ area south
of Danang. Its numerous pa-
trols and swreps uncovered
large enemy' caches of weap-
ons and rockets, gnd helped
ease the threat to South Viet-
Jet transport, the Leathernecks
were processed so they could
depart immediately for leave
enroute to their new duty sta-
tions following the parade.
HtmSDAr, SWT- W. HWI
(Read Romans 5:1-5)
MB of • pN§t Mg m it
, mad driven by wife *nm
honored and welcomed by the Plrtor to their departure, the nam’s second ^ largest dty
ider the
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«l Hardin County, Texas
far an on premises Wine
and Beer Retailer’s Permit
at S tenths Mi. W. of City
Limits on the South side of
Fresenius Road, City of
Silsbee, Hardin County,
Texas, said premises having
heretofore been licensed for
•sspa wwawa w (awyw
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on little things: the widow’s
mite, the lost coin, the muttard
seed. He used such things as
these to reveal and remind us
of God’s love and wlU.
What value do we place on
little things? How important
are they? One evening as I was
ironing, our four-yoar-old son
came in the room and began
making shadows on the wall
With his hands. As he made
each one, he would ask me to
USE OUR CONVENIENT
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that purpose
name, Key Hoi
tion is set for
10:60 o’clock A.
Oct. 1, 1968, «
from the dMo
publication be
over ia later, jj
date falls on Si
day or a holidi
hearing will 1
the first day t!
END WRINKLED HOSE FOREVER!
STRETCH NYLON
king me to look, he spoke to
9$ and said, “Thank You,
od, for shadows.” To this
nail child shadows were l»n-
irtant They drew him near
God in thankfulness.
Our otan lives may be filled
ua. a!____ Jf__,_ f«__
Proportioned Fit
many shadows. If we
near to God, Re will 11-
t them with His purpose,
we, too, will thank God
IYER: Our Father, our
ildren, who fill our lives
aughter and challenge us
iW like them, we give
thanks. Keep us in Thy
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Read, Tommy. The Silsbee Bee (Silsbee, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 26, 1968, newspaper, September 26, 1968; Silsbee, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth790678/m1/12/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Silsbee Public Library.