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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1959
Page
2
The Order of Rainbow for Girls announces a sweetheart party and dance set for March 7 with venue to be announced later. All Rainbow Girls may be candidates. votes cost one penny each, with the largest sum named sweetheart after March 2.
First Baptist Circle in Leslie met Monday night at Mrs SteNa Cook home with nine members and one new member Pauline Warren attended Lucy Palmer led prayer James McBee directed Bible study Plans set for mission study March 3 at Mrs A L Tucker home Ben Walker to teach Ways of Witnessing Next gathering planned for March 16 at 7 30 p m home of Mrs Lela Ashworth
The Silsbee Woman's Club met Thursday at Mrs. W. J. Davis home with 16 members. County Judge Fletcher Richardson spoke on Citizenship and Woman's Business World touching on insurance income tax wills and civic responsibility. President Mrs. T. K. Allen led the business session and the club voted to support three Texas Federation scholarships Penny Art Musical Penny and Professional Nursing. The next meeting is set for March 12 with location and cohostess to be announced.
The Tuesday night bridge club met at Mrs. Elton Jardell's home with eight members. Mrs. Allen Freeman won high score and Mrs. Joe Doiron took second high.
Camp Fire group Wa-Han-Su-Ta met Tuesday at leader Mrs. Tennison Jr home with all members and assistant Mrs Rodgers present. The meeting opened with all joining in the same. They worked out designs of Indian names for their head bands. Peecy Gore served refreshments. Melinda Jergins served as scribe.
Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 199 met Monday at their den mother Mrs C E Ergins home with den chief Jimmy Brown and nine cubs present. They began with a song and planned a centerpiece for the Blue and Gold banquet. Bobby Cheshire served refreshments and the meeting closed with the living circle and cub scout promise. Mike Augustine scribe.
All Soul's Catholic Church lists the Lenten schedule with daily morning masses at 7 a.m. except Tuesday, Sunday masses at 6:30 and 10 a.m., Wednesday and Friday evening services at 7:30 p.m., plus rosary, sermon, benediction and stations of the cross on Fridays.
Nu Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Feb 2 at Mrs. Peggy Scott s home with 20 members and sponsor Mrs. Aisne McMahon. They announced plans to organize an Exemplar Chapter in Beaumont by May and discussed a style show and a Blue Bonnet Dance.
Fantasy Blue Birds met Tuesday afternoon with leaders Mrs. R. G. Davis Jr. and Mrs. F. A. Harvill Jr. Twelve members and three guests attended. The meeting opened with the pledge of allegiance and the Blue Bird wish. The Dad-Daughter banquet was discussed. Patsy Mullins taught the first a folk dance. Pat McNeely, cribe.
Den 3 of Cub Scout Pack 199 met at the home of their den mother Mrs. Dora Conner on Thursday with seven members the den chief and five mothers present Valentines were made for the mothers A story was read by Mrs Lucy Carpenter assistant den mother Games were played Refreshments were served the boys and their mothers by Mrs Conner. Butch Conner scribe.
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