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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1970
Page
3
Buna community notices include the upcoming marriage of Patsy Parish to David Shaeffer with vows on Friday April 10 at the bride’s parents home and a reception to follow. Patsy attends X-ray technician school in Beaumont and David also works there.
Mary Jo Molandes and Wesley Darby announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding. The ceremony will be held May 1 at 7 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Silsbee. Both are Silsbee High School graduates. she attends Chenier Business College and works at Silsbee Doctors Hospital. He works for the Beaumont Board of Trade. They plan to reside in Silsbee.
Women For Better Government will present "Our Little Miss" pageant May 1 at 7 30 p m in Silsbee Junior High auditorium. Mrs Jim Monk is president and Mrs H C Scoggins named director with Havens staging chair and Rhodes entries chair. Registration deadline is Monday April 13 for ages three through 12. Proceeds benefit the Silsbee Association for Retarded Children. Contact Mrs Rhodes at 385 4022.
The Helpful Blue Birds met April 2 at Mrs. Glenda McKinley’s home. Officers elected: Donna Gunter president Kirsten Seabrook vice president Shan Seaman secretary Debbie McKinley treasurer La Nita Ross assistant secretary and treasurer Melissa McGraw scribe Renee Parks parliamentarian Cheryl Glenn flag bearer. Leader is Mrs. Glenda McKinley with assistants Mrs. Rosalind Glenn and Mrs. Carol Seabrook. Refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Howard Coyle of Buna was installed as president of District II TEPSA at the Victoria luncheon March 13. Coyle long served Cherry School principal and TEPSA officer.
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