Polish Genealogical Society of Texas
25th Anniversary Celebration
November 11, 2007
The Polish Genealogical Society of Texas (PGST) will be celebrating its 25 th Anniversary on Sunday, November 11 th , 2007 at Wyndehaven Terrace , 12718 Cutten Road , Houston , Texas . A short program will be presented giving an overview of the Society's past history. Plans for a drawing and door prizes are underway.
Everyone is invited, a Buffet dinner will be provided at a cost of $30.00 per person advance sale, $35.00 per person at the door. The menu will consist of –
Garden Salad
Marinated Chicken Breast w/Cheddar Cheese
Roast Beef w/Mushroom Gravy
Two Vegetables
Hot Rolls
Dessert
Tea, Coffee or Water
Make check payable to PGST and mail to:
Dolores Newman, 6126 Menor Crest, Spring, Texas 77388
You may also purchase tickets on line through PayPal
Make your plans to join us for this fun-filled celebration. Should additional information be required please contact Dolores Newman at 281 723 1859 or Shirley Burzynski at 281 351 6959.
In our effort to include everyone and show our support of this fine organization we are attempting to raise funds for further growth and to defray the cost of this celebration. To support this endeavor we have obtained these items pertaining to our Polish heritage –
Amber – Silver Pin
Polish Crystal Bowl
Polish Lace Tablecloth (2)
Polish Tablecloth with Placemats
Crocheted Afghan made by Member
Nest of Polish Genealogical Research Books
Should you care to support this event in a financial manner your name will be entered for each $1.00 donation made by you. Please include your name; address and telephone number with your donation so that we can enter your name into this promotion. In appreciation for every $10.00 donation your name will be entered twelve (12) times.
Make check payable to PGST and mail to –
Dolores Newman, 6126 Menor Crest, Spring, Texas 77388
You may also make donations on line through PayPal
All items will be forwarded to each recipient whose name is drawn should they not be in attendance. The lucky recipients will be listed in Polish Footprints following the celebration in November.
James Smock has always held an interest in his Polish ancestors and heritage. He is a native Houstonian with Polish roots in Bremond, Marlin and New Waverly, Texas.