The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 4

FOUR THE TIMES, Hometown Newspaper for Brookshire and Katy Thursday, May 14, 1959 Several Accidents Occur Sunday During Heavy Traffic An accident involving two cars on the Brazos River bridge, another involving 5 cars just this side of the river, and another one mile east of Brookshire all happened between 6 and 6:30 Sunday afternoon in the almost "bumper to bumper" traffic on Highway 90. Patrolman Saegert who was kept pretty busy for awhile on Sunday evening, said the traffic was the heaviest it had been in sometime. The officer was called to the Brazos River bridge when Cpl. Alilano Perez of North Carolina, driving a borrowed 1956 Dodge was in collision with a 1957 Plymouth driven by Alberto Serna of Houston, when the latter slowed down in a line of traffic. The Dodge hit from the rear by the Plymouth and was turned across the bridge.

The officer said no one was hurt but was around $800 damage to both cars. A 1947 Plymouth driven by Geo. Arnold of Houston stopped in a line of traffic and the fourth car behind him, a '56 Chevrolet driven by Norris Johnson of Houston hit the car in front of him; a '56 Chevrolet driven by Geo. Thomas of Houston; then he in turn hit a '52 Chevrolet driven by Nancy of Houston; then he hit the car in front of or '5-1 Ford driven by Lloyd Koble of Houston; and ne inen nit the stopped Plymouth. All the cars except one had to be towed in and the patrolman estimated that there was close to $2000.

damage to the 5 vehicles. Mrs. Johnson, a passenger in WORKS WELL UNDER WATER I A w- GOULDS HIBIL WATER SYSTEMS quiet dependable MIY ON IASY AT J. F. (LAPP WELL SERVICE Phone UL 2-4888 Katy TEXAS CHAMPIONS OF FREEDOM I I the cjir with her husband WKS the only injury noted.

-lie had an injured jaw, Mr. Saegert said. Johnson has charged with exceeding safe speed. Manuel Garcia of Katy, driving his 1955 Ford, was in collision with another '55 iFord driven by R. M.

Bingham of Houston, one mile east of Brookshire on Sunday evening. Manuel was headed toward Brookshire and Bingham attempting to pass another car failed to do so and hit Garcia head-on. It was not known the extent of his injuries. Bingham was charged with failing to yield right of way. Miss Juanita Feik and Arnold Ates of Tomball were taken to Methodist Hospital in Houston on Sunday evening by Schmidt ambulance following a collision with a car driven by Franklin Sebesta of Pasadena as they were turning from Hiway 90 onto the Johnsue road.

Mrs. Ruth L. Marsh and Carolyn Marsh, passengers in the Sebesta car were also hospitalized in Methodist Hospital. Ates has been charged with failing to yield the right of way. Patrolmen Joseph and Nord of the Texas Highway stationed in Houston, were the investigating officers.

Friend and Defender of the Young Republic Loyalty to hit clan brought William Alexander Anderson (BigfooO Wallace to Texat, and hii loyalty to Texai enriched the history of choiea country. Born in Lexington, Virginia, in 1817, Wallace set out for the South, west in 1836, to avenge the nuMacra of a brother and a cousin at Golitd. Later he told his friend and biographer, "Texas John" Duval, that he believed the account had been squared. Wallace was a physical 6 feet 2 inches tail in moccasins, 240 pounds of bone, muscle, courage and met' low and convivial soul except when it was time to fight Indians, Mexicans or outlaws. He loved to sit in the shade and tell about such sights as the last buffalo run down Austin's Congress Avenue.

But Texas history records him as a fearless soldier, scout, hunter, Republic and those of the Civil War and Reconstruction. For many yean he lived as he liked, and re-lived in tall talei the old days of free wart and free Bigfoot Wallace died January 7, 1899. Today Texans still demand and get their right to choose the way they want to live. In this vigorous and freedom-minded Belongs" and this is why the United States Brewers Foundation works constantly, in conjunction with brewers, wholesalers and retailers, to assure the sale of beer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditions. Believing that strict law enforcement serves the best interest of Texans, the Foundation (tresses close cooperation with the Armed Forces, law enforcement and governing officials in its continuing Self-Regulation program.

Ranger throughout the years of the Texas Division, Unittd States Brewers foundation, 206 VfW Building, Austin, Texas Our tinttrt to Ikt Hondo Amll HtrM lor Hlloricit Dist. 17, V. F. W. Meets In Katy In October On Sunday, May 3, the soring meeting of District 17, V.

F. W. was held at Bryan, Texas. The Katy Auxiliary to Floyd E. Breedlove V.

F. W. Post No. 9182 was represented by Mrs. Edith Morgan, Aux.

President, Mrs. Eula Morgan, Sr. Vice- President and Mrs. Vivian Taylor, treasurer. Mrs.

Jane Waters, State President was a speaker at the morning session and at the afternoon meeting she held a School of Instruction for all auxiliary members present. This proved very beneficial to all of the ladies. After the School of Instruction, the election of District 17 officers for the ensuing year was held. Mrs. Waters then served as their install- ing officer.

It was decided by the V. F. W. Post members that the fall meeting would be held on Sunday, October 25, 1959 at Katy, Texas with the Ka- RICE FARMERS to make your rice stoole, Apply 30 50 Ibs. of ANHYDROUS AMMONIA in your first water We now have liquid phosphate and potash fertilizers that can be easily and economically applied in the water.

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In the case of breakage or misuse of the machine, the standard warranty under which all Massey-Ferguson machines are sold will prevail. Both CASH AWARD OFFERS END Completely on MAY 18,1959 All deals must be postmarked May IS, 1959 Katy Farm Equipment, Inc. V. F. W.

Post and Auxiliary as hosts. Rose Arrangements Is Program on May 14 The regular May meeting of the Brookshire Garden Club will be held at 9:30 a.m. on May 14 in the municipal with Mrs. Raymond Barker as the program leader. Her subject will be "Rose Roll call will answered by naming a favorite rose.

This is the program which was scheduled 'or the April meeting but was not carried out due to planning for the Spring Slower Show. Mrs. H. P. Donigan will be he hostess.

Jrownie Troop No. 74 Has Cook Out On Friday evening at the V. F. W. park, Brownie Troop Ho.

74 and their leader, Mrs. Sid Creech, Co-Leaders, Mrs. Jim Dilorio and Mrs. Fred Rylander and sponsors, Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Schreiber, enjoyed a cook out consisting of french fried shrimp and potatoes, baked beans, pickles, marshmallows prepared by the girls. The flying up ceremony followed witnessed by the Brownies parents. The wings were presented to each Brownie by their leader, Mrs. Sid Creech, the sashes pinned on by co-leader Mrs. Jim Dilorio and the promise was heard and girl scout pin presented by Mrs.

Fred Rylander who will be their leader next year. The Times wonts your news. SEVENTH ANNUAL PASTURE -FITTED Gulf Coast Angus SALE 55 Females 15 Bulls Saturday, May 23 1:00 p.m. CHESTER JORDAN FARM Two Miles East of Brookshire on U. S.

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