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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2004
Page
7
Beta Sigma Phi will honor 10 Valentine Sweethearts at the annual Valentine Dinner Dance on Saturday at Especial Events. Social time at 6 30 p.m. dinner at 7 p.m. Sweetheart presentations at 8 p.m. and dancing to midnight. Names of honored Sweethearts and escorts listed.
Kathy Winn of Beta Kappa Delta has long served Beta Sigma Phi including Kappa Kappa and Beta Kappa Delta chapters, two years as president, and remains an active volunteer. She and husband Wes Winn raise three children and attend Alliance Bible Church while enjoying travel hunting fishing scuba diving and piano.
Alma White, long time member of Beta Sigma Chi Sorority and Beta Chi Chanter, has held multiple offices including recording secretary and president. A 47 year member since 1957, she is retired from Phillips Chemical, with two daughters, and active in Memorial Baptist Church and various local groups.
Adele Pumphrey of Laureate Mu chapter has 27 years in Beta Sigma Phi since pledging in 1977 and belongs to multiple chapters. She held city offices, earned several honors, and enjoys reading crafts and family time. Her husband M D Pumphrey is retired. children and grandchildren are listed. She attends Grace United Methodist Church.
Tish Hamilton of the Kappa Kappa Chapter has been a member of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for 4 4/2 years since pledging in 189s. She served in roles from secretary to president, earned Pledge of the Year and Ritual of Jewels and Exemplar Degrees, and values friendships within the sorority while balancing life as a stay at home mom and student.
Blanca Pantoja of Beta Kappa Kappa has been a Beta Sigma Phi member for two years since pledging in 2002. She enjoys photography and scrapbooking, with husband Tommy as a coordinator. They have four children and attend Our Lady of Guadalupe church, reflecting on friendship loyalty and service within the sorority and a move from Houston to Baytown.
Sheron Stickler of Xi Alpha Gamma Zeta has 18 and a half years of membership, held multiple offices in both Xi Alpha Gamma Zeta and Kappa Kappa chapters, and earned honors including Order of Rose and Woman of the Year. She enjoys travel, her children’s sports, and cards. husband Sonny works with Rail Link, Inc.
Linda Ferguson of Preceptor Zeta Chi Chapter is celebrated for 35 years of membership since 1969 and leadership roles including chapter president. She has held officer positions, chaired multiple chapters, and earned awards like The Order of the Rose and The Silver Circle. Ferguson owns Ferrell Place Apartments and Ferrell Used Cars, with family ties including her grandson Dylan Cassity.
Michelle Carr of Xi Gamma Chi has been a Beta Sigma Phi member for one year since pledging in 2003 and serving as corresponding secretary. She works for Cox for 15 years, enjoys sewing and golf, and attends Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Liberty with her husband Thomas, a Baytown Fire Department lieutenant, and their four children Catherine, Christopher, Mickichelle, and Courtney.
Judy DeLoach Alpha Mu Masters president completes 45 years of Beta Sigma Phi membership with nine presidencies and multiple offices across chapters. Her city council leadership spans seven presidency terms and numerous sponsored activites. She holds many BSP honors, led state and regional groups, chairs various art clubs, and, with husband Johnny, runs Acme All Pest Exterminators.
Vicki Blalock of Xi Alpha Delta Lambda earned Pledge of the Year for 2002-2003 and Sweetheart 2003-2004 after two years as a member. She values shopping with friends, family time, reading, and cooking. Her husband Bill is a computer technician and she is a teacher with one child Courtney, active at Grace Methodist Church.
New FCC rules sparked a surge in home-to-cell numbers with about 60 000 requests through last week. Delays and glitches leave some customers without service as carriers warn weeks or months for completion while industry sources report rising wireline to wireless orders and growing public interest.
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