The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 4

FOUR THE TIMESr Hometown Newspaper for Brookshire and Ksty Thursday, October 23, 1958 PEOPLE, THINGS, COMING AND GOING IN BROOKSHIRE Claude Schwartz was among those who were fishing this past weekend. Brought home a nice catch, too, according to a report. Mrs. Alice Varley, Mrs. J.

B. Griffin and Z. K. Beyler spent Sunday afternoon in Eagle Lake where they visited with Mrs. Varley's mother, Mrs.

J. D. Hopkins. Mrs. M.

B. McLendon has gone back to her home in Center for a few days. Staying with her daughter) Mrs. Luke Uloth, while she is away is a friend, Mrs. Campa of Houston.

Ed Wiesner is home from Germany. Mrs. Frankie Green, the mother of Mrs. Jack Pierce has been on the sick list. Clifford Stuessel attended the wedding of his father in Cat Spring this past Saturday evening.

Mrs. Claude Schwartz and Mrs. John Larsen were among those who atended the golden anniversary celebration of tyie Rosenberg Chapter of the Eastern Star, last Thursday evening. Lloyd Garrett of Vernon spent last weekend with his father, Sam Garrett, while he was in Waller County hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph England and children were in Dallas last week for the State Fair. Mrs. Richard Woods was doing fine on Monday after having surgery in the Hermann hospital Friday. She is in room 586.

Mrs. John Adams returned Saturday from a two weeks visit with her daughters in Houston. Mrs. Gladys Willis of San Antonio came down for the weekend and took her grandmother, Mrs. M.

Francis of Houston home with her for a visit. BRING YOUR PECANS to R. £. BRITT located in the Donald Building in Brookshire (former Faulk Grocery) HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID also interested in buying from large producers and dealers LUMBER and BUILDING NEEDS EVERYTHING to BUILD ANYTHING Will Gra Estate Lumber Co. Phone 50 Brookshire School pictures were being taken at the Brookshire Elementary School on Monday morning, by Provine Studios of Houston.

Mr. and Mrs. Ike Youngblood were in Thorndale for the weekend. Basketball suits have been ordered for the Brookshire Elementary boys who are practicing hard. The Bundick family spent the weekend in Nixon and Smiley visiting their folks.

Mrs. Jack Dalton and Mrs. Skinny Dalton are enjoying a vacation trip in the north and eastern states. They report that the fall seasons colorful leaves really makes beautiful scenery. Charlie Mae Cray, an employee of the Farmer's State Bank, was pleasantly surprised with cake and coffee at the Bank on her birthday Tuesday.

Among those at the A. C. U. game were Arthur Robichaux, Fred Rylander, Jim Rhoden, Leo Goates, Mary Ann Ernstes, and the James Griffin family. Mrs.

A. K. Brookshire returned from a. 2 months stay with her son, Max Dozier and family in Kent, Wash. She drove her car and came back by way of Austin -to let a passenger friend-off at the home of her sister, then spent Saturday night there with them before coming on home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Neelley enjoyed the Gordon McCrea show at the Shamrock last Wednesday evening. Mr. W.

R. Leggett attended the meeting of the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals in Houston on October 19 and 20. Mrs. 0. F.

Kitzmann honored her father, Henry Ross with a turkey dinner Sunday on his 81st birthday. Present were his eight children and their families. Besides Mrs. Kitzmann they are, Mrs. Johnnie Verm of Conroe, Ben Ross, Edgar Ross, and Dan Ross of San Felipe, Mrs.

Buddy Fink, Mrs. Fritz Hinze, and Earl Ross of Sealy. At present Mr. Ross is making his home with his daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Verm and family at Conroe.

SUBSCRIBERS NEW SUBSCRIBERS: Paul Spruill, La. M. H. Goerner, Katy Gas Plant RENEWALS: Meadie Smith, Houston Chester Jordan, Brookshire Do You Like to tat? TURKEY DINNER $7.25 (with drink and dessert) HOT DOGS .25 PIE (slice) .15 Extra DRINKS 1 .10 Do You Like to Have Fun? PLAY GAMES if Fish in fish pond if Throw darts if Grab a surprise? if Visit beauty shop if See the spooks? if Shop at the country store if Buy pastries or cakes? if Enjoy snow cones if Have fortune told if Catch a duck THEN BE SURE TO ATTEND THE A. Hallowe'en Car nival! BROOKSHIRE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 from 5:30 p.m.

'til Air Force ROTC Cadet High D. Sims Selected As Outstanding Cadet at SWTSTC Pictured is AFROTC'Cadet Hugh D. Sims being decorated by Colonel Albert E. Hughes, Professor of Air Science at SWTSTC. Cadet Sims was selected over all other Air Force cadets at Southwest Texas State Teachers College as the most outstanding cadet of the month.

As a reward, he will be given a flight in a T-33 jet trainer at Randolph AFB, Texas, also he will wear a gold ribbon. Sims is a sophomore in the college at San Marcos and his participation in the AFROTC program will earn him an Air Force commission upon graduation. He is a graduate of the Katy High School. Jake Jordan, Okla. Eva Prichett, Houston Mrs.

J. H. Wright, Katy Mrs. Willie Wilpitz, Brookshire A. W.

Ferris, Sealy C. D. Forman, Katy Mrs. C. F.

SchJipf, Katy Mrs. W. G. Scholz, Dallas Eileen Robichaux, Waco Eugene Ellis, Katy Leslie S. Seegar, Houston Lizzie Divin, Houston Roy Bierschwale, Houston Mrs.

A. J. Holley, Houston Mary Zubik, Katy Louis Young, Katy Dale Minze, Katy L. L. Bartlett, Katy Leon Sturm, Brookshire Mrs.

R. Hoffpauir, El Paso San Diego, Calif. (FHNTC) Grover L. Doss, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Grover S. Doss of Katy, and Robert T. Freeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie M.

Freeman of Katy, graduated from recruit train- ng Sept 19 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. The graduation exercises marking the end of nine weeks of "boot camp," included a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries. In nine weeks of instruction, the "raw recruit" is developed into a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty with the fleet. FULSHEAR NEWS Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Krause and children returned last weekend from a two weeks vacation to Pendleton, where they visited her brother and family, the Albert Perrys, and Bremerton, Wash, to visit her mother Mrs. C. Campbell. They returned by way of Denver, Colo. Mrs.

W. M. Grady and Kathy went to Wharton Friday evening for a visit with Mrs. Grady's sister, Mrs. Lula Ernst and her mother.

Kathy remained until Sunday when her aunt brought her home. New Orleans, La. (FHINC) L. Shelton, steward first class, USN, of Brook- ahire, is serving aboarc the tank landing shop USS Lorain County which was commissioned at New Or- NOTES of Those In the Service Arthur Glen Robichaux Stationed In Korea Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Robichaux have received word that their son, Arthur has arrived in Korea after being aboard the ship, Gen. Breckenridge for 17 days; He left Seattle on Sept. 23rd and the ship stopped for fuel at Okinawa and at Formosa where part -of the troops aboard and some equipment was unloaded His camp is located about 12 miles north of Seoul. His address is Pvt. Arthur G.

Robichaux, US 54205207, 60th Trans. Co. APO 358, San Francisco, Cal. Unless present plans are changed, he will be in Korea for the next 12 months. leans, on Oct.

3. The Lorain County is the sixth of a new seven-ship class of mammoth landing ships, a third again as large as her World War II prede- The vessel is 442-feet ang, with a beam of 62-feet and a displacement of tons. Camp Pendleton, Calif. (FHTNC) Marine Pfc. Ernest E.

Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Palmer of Route 1, Box 125, Brookshire, participated in the year's largest West Coast amphibious exercise, (Phiblex-2), during Sept. 314, with units of the 1st Marine Division from Camp Pendleton, The exercise included assaults on mock coastal installations by both amphibious and helicopter-borne troops, the latter lifted from the decks of off-shore aircraft carriers.

For the exercise, the Corps used for the first time its new HR-2S bow-loading, troop-carrying helicopters. Sincere Thanks Katy Methodist Church wishes to express appreciation for the generous response to our request for used linens for the Cancer Society of Houston. Anyone else who has linens to contribute may bring them to Mabel Harris Office or call us. PIANOS Three pianos in this community for sale, one practice piano, one mirror type, and one Grand. You can own one pianos, just by taking up payments.

Guaranteed like new. Address Credit Dept. Hugh's Piano Co. 1701 Main St. Houston 2, Texas dirctartl protection INSURANCE Life, Accident, Health, Fire, Tornado and Automobile LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY MAX WANDER Phones: Brookshire, 2713 Katy, UL 2-7262 EVERWM Has His lyes on KATY HEIGHTS CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE KATY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Katy, Texas WE HAVE SALE DAYS EVERYDAY! KATY FURNITURE AND FLOOR COMPANY "Bio town mticliana.iit at unaii' town fiitcti" We Take Trade-ins We Give Budget Terms.