Baptism Candidates Announced by First Baptist
Rev. K. W. Terrell announces several baptism candidates from First Baptist Church, with plans for the ceremony conducted by church leadership.
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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
3
Rev. K. W. Terrell announces several baptism candidates from First Baptist Church, with plans for the ceremony conducted by church leadership.
Church activities include a Wednesday service to Emanuel Baptist in Fletcher and an Associational Rally in Port Arthur. Community updates cover student movements, births, illnesses, family visits, sports results, school events, travels, and upcoming spelling bee prep.
The Silsbee Garden Club opened its new year with 23 members and one guest at Mrs. O. C. Seely’s home. Co hostesses were Mrs. C Z Pope and program leaders Mrs. W C McNeil and Mrs. J D Thompson. The program on Designs and Color Harmony was led by Mrs. C A Howell and a blue ribbon red camelias arrangement by Mrs. E M Wilson Sr earned praise. Refreshments followed.
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