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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
6
The readable lines sketch a jumble of sports mentions and fashion details. Items reference teams players and erratic phrases like Western, Bush, Swish, and petals, with scattered nouns such as jewelry and silver satin. The text is unclear and inconsistent across fragments.
A fraternal lodge releases a brief notice naming L K Johns as Worshipful Master and Abrany Miles as Senior Warden with a placeholder See for additional context or attendees.
Miss Marilyn Sagement is engaged to Alan Peveto son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Peveto of Mauriceville The wedding is planned for October 30 at Ridgewood Church of Christ in Beaumont
The Colonel George Moffett Chapter DAR dedicates a historical marker at Pipkin Park Riverside Drive Riverside Street for Jean Baptiste Jonas Chaison a Revolutionary War soldier born 1745 in Nova Scotia died 1854 in Beaumont buried at Jirou Cemetery. The ceremony October 3 features the Beaumont high school band and narration by Miss Charisie Berry with DAR officials noting Chaison as a Texas Revolutionary War veteran buried in Texas.
The Emmanuel Baptist Association will hold its Fifteenth Annual Meeting October 11 and 12 at First Baptist Church in Susbee. Moderator James W. Bradford will preside. Monday night features Sam Farris and Dr. Charles McLaughlin of the Texas Baptist Mission, with McLaughlin delivering an inspirational message. Ken Fells of Pine Ridge Baptist Church will preach the annual sermon Tuesday.
Local youths earned top spots at the Silsbee Punt Pass and Kick event held at Kirby Memorial Stadium on Saturday September 18. Winners across age groups include Chad May Fredrick Ruckett Joey Alexander Joel Watson Ron Luna Michael Gray Ben Turk Ronald Junot Terry Fendley John Black Terry Lewis Jerry Stout Gerry Knighten Wade Forse Klye Worley Mark Stout Roy Blount Jr John Lewis with Gerry Knighten placing second in the 2-year-old division and advancing to the Zone Competition at Port Neches last Saturday.
Nu Upsilon and Beta Sigma Phi met Monday at First Assembly of God Fellowship Hall with Linda Dietrich presiding over 16 members. Committee chairs reviewed Silsbee Tiger T-Shirts sales and planned a bonfire hamburger supper and Halloween party.
The Rainbow Bluebirds gathered at leader Mrs. Lyn Smith Wednesday. Eleven members attended with Latorsia Sylvester presiding over roll and activities including lighting candles, planning a Homecoming parade ride, and an alphabetical nature hike identifying trees and flowers. Hostess was Latorsia Sylvester and Jill Worley served as reporter. Mrs. Helen Yoksh is in St. Elizabeth Hospital Beaumont awaiting Wednesday surgery.
Pamela Kay Stimits and Thomas Edwin Baumann will exchange vows October 9 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson on Reese Road in Evadale. The ceremony will be performed by Justice of the Peace Johnny Baker. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stimits of Buna and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Baumann of Silsbee. Stimits is a Buna High School graduate and works for Silsbee Packing. Baumann is a Silsbee High graduate and with Dal Sasso Construction. The couple will reside in Silsbee.
The Camp Fire Grotovsky Criris met on Sept 29 in the City for their first meeting of the year. Officers elected included Wendy Morris vice president Sandy Morris secretary Kayla Kelly treasurer Janet Hare and Tabatha Ortrea song leader Hartman reported. Members plan a October photo contest and future display at Silsbee State Bank while preparing for the homecoming parade and collecting dues. Mrs Helen Copeland served refreshments with leaders Mrs Doe Copeland and Mrs Pat Hartman.
Silsbee TOPS Club met in the Gulf States building with sixteen members. Love Bhae won the fruit base bet and a pound loss for the week. A meeting was announced for Tuesday at 6 o clock, inviting others to attend.
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