The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 2

TWO THE TIMES, Hometown Newspaper for Brookshire and Katy Thursday, May 28, 1959 Class to Observe 25th Anniversary from Page 1 Full Gospel Church since he started the church in 1954. He owns his farm and ranch which he purchased in 1953. W. C. attended Rice and Houston Law School after graduating from Katy High.

He holds a BA degree from Rice and a L.L.B. from Houston Law School. On Dec. 1, 1940 he married Floy Ruth Peck, also a Katy Alumni (class of 1940.) They have two children, Terry Leighton with her husband and two 11 and Roseanne 9 years old whom thjiy adopted as infants. Besides being a minister, the secretary-treasurer of the Full Gospel Assn.

News, secretary of the FG- EA, an International ministerial organization, and a member of the Aircraft Owners W. C. is a full time rancher-fanner. He says his hobby is flying. Mrs.

C. E. Southward, the former Emogene Sills, lives and Bill, 4 years old. Rita Mae Robertson Falk-IFriml on July 11, 1936 and to live at 6110 Burgoyne enhagen and husband Joe, I them was born a son, William Houston. She is the sister of live in their home out on the I Larry Wilson, now 16 years Bill Grady of Fulshear.

Katy-Hockley Road. Besides old. Mrs. Wilson died Sept. She is a member of First her household duties Rita is Register Every Week for ELECTRIC RANGE Given Away Each Week by Houston Lighting and Power (o.

Range on Display and Entry Blanks Available At Our Store THE BIG CHANGE FURNITURE ELECTRIC RANGE 16, 1942. In 1946 Douglas married Jacqueline Parker and the couple have two sons, Ronald Wayne, who is 11 and C. S. She says that she is Methodist Women's Society i Jerry Douglas, who is 7 years for phi S. S.

Class, and the W. onstration Club and the Katy nnp nn ixr nMA also active in the Westhaven of Christian Service. sons, Don, 8, and Billy, 5'Methodist Church in Hou- active in the Katy Literary years old, in Houston. She on a member of the Adel- Club, the Katy Home Dem- became an operator for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. after graduating from Katy High in 1934 and was Assistant Chief Operator when she resigned 16 years later.

She is a member of St. Stephens Methodist Church in Houston. Emogene lists her hobby as cake decorating and says that she has received her Master Cake Civics Club, Westway Garden Club, and a member of the Women's Voluntary Services (A. W. V.

Besides her family and other mentioned activities, she lists her interests as bridge and sewing. old. This member of the class After her graduation '35 lists his interests as Katy High in 1934 she attended Texas Women's University and majored in Home Economics. She used her training to a good advantage as she was employed in the Myrtle Trettin Richey home service department of Decorating diploma. Right now she is busy just being a ok sh1 the math teacher in the housewife.

Ruth Bennett Bogs lives Elementary with her husband Thurman! School. She has also taught in Oakhurst, San Antonio, and Colespring schools." On Bogs, an auto mechanic, in their home in Tomball. She is a member of the Tomball Church of Christ, Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW, Rebekah Lodge, the Brownie Neighborhood Group, a worker in the Brownie Day Camp at Fairbanks, and a Sunday School teacher. She lists her special honors as the privilege of adopting two children which she did in June 1957. They are Regina Estelle, 8, and Raymond Lee, who is 6 years old.

Mrs. Nettie Catherine Grady Thomson was born in Fulshear. After her graduation from Katy High she attend- 17, 1939, about two years after she received her BA degree from Sam Hous- business college of Houston and and the prior to 1950 was in the accounting department of Humble Oil and Refining Co. She says she is now just a homemak- Lighting and Power Co. She also did laboratory work for Pan American Oil and Humble Oil Companies.

She was married to Joe Falkenhagen on May 25, 1947. Loyie Mae Gregory McDonald is a Baptist minister's ton State College, she was wife. She and her husband married to Raymond N. Rit- Arthur McDonald live at 319 chey, in Huntsville. While her 'Kyle College Station, husband was in the armed Texas.

Their son, William Ar- services she was employed at Sears Roebuck and Co. in Wichita Falls, Texas. Myrtle and Raymond came to Brookshire. and he went to work for Humble Oil and Refining Co. at the Katy Gas thur, is in the armed services: 427th Army Band, APO, New York.

Lpvie Mae attended St. Louis Institute of Music and tenches piano and accordian as a hobby and part vocation. Cycling Plant. She has since She ia a member of the Na- received her Master of Edu- tional Society of Pi Mu. cation Degree from the U.

of Houston. Their son, Neal is 10 years old. Myrtle is active in Herbert L. Davis is in the air conditioning and refrig- ne eration business in Houston. Brookshire Methodist Church i He 1S a company service man and Sunday School, is Den er years after he Mother for Cub Scouts Pack uat 370, serves on the program 1trtt dent, of the Waller County, er, taking care of her hus-Teachers Assn.

She says that i band, Harry M. Thomson, and she likes leathercraft their two sons, Harry, 8 and working with flowers. THRIFTY WASH! BROOKSHIRE'S Coin-Operated WASH ATE Rl A WILL BE OPEN JUNE 1" Hours 7:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Next Door to Donald's Hardware in Brookshire REGISTER for OPENING DAY GIFTS FIRST 4 loads clothes washed and dried.

SECOND 2 loads clothes washed and dried. THIRD 2 loads clothes washed. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED! from 'ole Katy oc ca UH a married Mildred and yearbook committee of-Ann Allbntton of Houston. PTA and is First Vice-Presi- i 18 Children are, his step- now Mrs. W.

H. and his two sons, 16, and Jack 10 years He also boasts of a grandson 19 months old. Herbert says that he is active in his church, the Long Point Baptist Church, and in the past has worked and promoted basket ball and baseball teams for both Heights First Baptist and Long Point Baptist Churches. This ex-Katy- ite (was born Sept. 9, 1914 in Katy) likes to fish, and also lists boating as his special hobby.

Paul L. Vaughan is a Katy businessman, a member of the Katy Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge Chapter 1066, Katy Odd Fellow Lodge, and the Floyd E. Breedlove Post VFW. Paul served in the U. S.

armed forces from 1940 to 1945. From 1942 to 1945 he was a 1st Lt. Air Corp. Pilot with combat duty in Italy. He retruned home with the Presidential Citation, the Distinguished Flying Cross, with the Oak Leaf Cluster, and the Air Medal.

On July 19, 1944 he was married to Shirley Ruth Senior. Their daughter, Mary Ruth is 14 years ago. Paul is Commission Agent for Continental Oil Co. in Katy. He says he likes to fish and work with wood.

Douglas Wilson is a Police Sergeant in Pasadena. He is president of the Pasadena Police Officers and is a member of Masonic Lodge Chapter 1155, He was married to Adell bowling, fishing and boating. He is a member of the Bayshore Boat Club. Roland E. Cliett, a native of Pattison, Texas, was born on October 5, 1915.

He is a member of the Methodist Church and is a Mason. He served 4 years in the U. S. Air Force. In 1945, he was married to Sidonie Mynecik and they live at 4419 Coyle, Houston, Texas.

Roland is employed by the Houston Oxygen Co. James Boyd Simons is a food service specialist in the U. S. Army. He entered the Army in July 1938 and is a veteran of service in the European-African and Middle Eastern Theatre of World War II.

He later served with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea and is now stationed at Fort Bliss, El Paso where he is in charge of a number of kitchens. He was married in October, I 1947 in Italy to Gina Capan- tini and they have one son, John Boyd Simons, 9 years old. They reside at 8809 Mt. Hagen Dr. in El Paso, Texas.

Floyd E. Breedlove was killed in action over France on March 18, 1944. He was a B-17 pilot returning from his 24th bombing mission. Floyd was born January 13, 1917 at Katy, son of Mrs. Ethel Breedlove and the late Edson Breedlove.

After graduation he attended A for a semester. He then went to Dallas for employment as a mechanic and lived with his sister, Mrs. Howard Mount and Mr. Mount He traveled with the Geophysical Co. in Louisiana and Cuba and operated the Gulf station in Katy before he went into the air corp.

He enlisted in the Air Corp on February 1942. Beginning in August '42, Floyd received training at bases in California, Arizona and at Marfa, Texas, where he received his wings on May 20, 1943. He went overseas on Sept. 7, 1943. His mother received the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Clusters granted to Lt.

Breedlove, posthumously. The local VFW post has been named in his honor. 'Jr FOR OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD FLAVOR this creamy-rich (ce cream Is the choice taste treat of every little spaceman (and earthman, too). Blue Bell Supreme is REAL Ice cream with a distinctive quality and fresh homemade flavor known throughout Texas. Extra good because it's made with extra Blue Bell Supreme.

At your grocer's today, BLUE BELL CREAMERIES BRENHAM During last week of sale NORWOOD'S is featuring Open Stock of International Sterling China and Pottery Samsonite Luggage Also BIG SAVINGS on- Watches and Diamonds All friends and customers are asked to continue to bring their watches for guaranteed repair service Norwood's in Katy a storehouse of lovely gifts RICE FARMERS to make your rice stoole, Apply 30 50 Ibs. of ANHYDROUS AMMONIA in your first water This liquid fertilizer can be applied by airplane or in the rice water canal. We now have liquid phosphate and potash fertilizers that can be easily and economically applied in the water. The fertilizer elements in liquids are available. We have machines available for applying anhydrous ammonia or balanced liquid fertilizer, or both.

South Texas LIQUID FERTILIZER CORP. MILTON H. SCHMIDT Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director BURIAL SERVICE Immediate Ambulance Service PHONE Day or Night Bus. Phone 24 e8 hone 162.