Photograph of a couple attending the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker event.

Photograph of a couple attending the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker event. The husband and wife are standing before a piano and a chair.

Photograph of a guest speaker providing historic antedated information to the local channel 6 television crew immediately after the unveiling of the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker. A woman is standing to the left of the marker listening to the speaker as are a child and parent visible in the background.

Photograph of honored guests in the process of departing the sanctuary of the church at the end of the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker commemorative event. Choir members in the foreground of the image are also preparing to leave the church as well.

Photograph of the one hundred year history marker for the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Beaumont, Texas. The celebration and dedication of the historic marker took place on March 1 to 2, 1980. Former pastor, Reverend Dr. John R. Hendrick was the guest speaker for the event.

Photograph of a family attending the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker event.

Photograph of three honorary speakers posing for a photograph during the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year historical marker celebration. Standing in the center is Reverend Dr. John R. Hendrick, former pastor of the church, and to his right is Reverend Phineas A. Washer.

Photograph of an honorary speaker standing before the podium during the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year religious service held in the sanctuary. To the left of the speaker is Reverend Dr. John R. Hendrick, the former pastor of the church.

Photograph of church members looking at the historic marker of the Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Photograph of the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker as it appeared under a veil prior to the dedication ceremony. A United States flag held by an honor guard appears to the right of the marker.

Photograph of a family attending the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker event. The husband and wife are in the center of the photograph with a daughter and son on either side of them.

Photograph of the serving table of the reception held at the Westminster Presbyterian Church immediately following the second day of events commemorating the one hundred year historic marker dedication. People are helping themselves to food and drinks situated on the serving table. Many people are standing in the background of the image engaged in casual conversation with other people.

Photograph of a couple attending the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker event. The husband and wife are standing before a piano and a chair.

Photograph of the former pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church during the one hundred year marker event.

Photograph of a couple attending the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker event.

Photograph of an honorary speaker standing before the podium during the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year religious service held in the sanctuary.

Photograph of the honorary speakers who attended the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year marker service in the sanctuary. Reverend Dr. John R. Hendrick is standing in the center of the image next to a female speaker that holds a paper copy of her speech.

Photograph of an honorary speaker standing before the podium during the Westminster Presbyterian Church one hundred year religious service held in the sanctuary.

Photograph of the elected elders of the Westminster Presbyterian Church Session. Those identified are seated in the front row from left to right: Cornelia Nelson, Beula Ward, Disa Marie Nelson, Winnie Williamson, and Edwin Silverberg.

Photograph of three deacons recently elected for the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Beaumont, Texas. Seated from left to right are the following: Edith Barron, Betty Prichard and Laura Calder.