The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 4

THE BROOKSH1RE TIMES, Friday, November 11.1949 Barkers Receive Guests in Their Beautiful New Home Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barker entertained with an open house November 3rd. Beautiful autumn floral arrangements were throughout the spacious home. The twelve pastel rooms are beautifully furnished in modern and Chinese.

The floor coverings are cut pile over rubber waffle padding. The lighting fixtures are indirect and flou- rescent to bring out the beauty of the furnishings. Floral fettle drapes accentuate the steel casement windows. Mirrors and tile add to the beauty of the home. Mrs.

Boyce Tucker, Mrs. Ward Stanberry, Mrs. Bennie Stanberry, Miss Vivian Waterbury and Miss Lois Ellington escorted the guests through the rooms. Miss Loretta Nash kept the! guest book Refreshments of frozen lime punch, cookies, mints and nuts were served to the 150 guests in the breakfast room. At the punich bowl was Mrs.

Melvin Scott and Mrs. W. O. Nash. Out of town guests included Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Harvey and grandson, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Darroh and sons, Mr. Pace, Mrs. Julius Epstein and Mr. C. M.

Micjialsky of Houston, Reuben! Bush of Rockdale, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Bryun and daughters of Brenham and Miss La- Vaude Barker of Perryton.

Mrs. T. B. Tucker, the host- throughout the evening. The Apostalic Church membership held a harvest spread in the Tucker Round Top on Saturday evening.

Delicious 1 barbeque was furnished by Messrs. Otto and Roland Busch. Out of town guests were the Mahan Evangelistic party from La- verhe, Oklahoma, and the Rev. LeGear family from Hempstead. Lela K.

Busch Entertains The Christian Neighbors met at the home of Lela K. Busch on October 27th. The young women were kept busy working on quilt blocks. Lovely refreshments of fruit ambrosia and brownies were served. Two guests present were Mrs.

Fred Peck and Mrs. Otto Busch. Presley Schoeneman, Jr. celebrated his third birthday on November 8 with a few of his frieiids. Those enjoying the party fun were Melinda Poorman, Jimmy Dale Shipman, Marvin and Edwin Divin, Charles Murry, Jo Henry Zubik, Horace Mode Westmoreland, Margaret Motheral, Johnny and Barbara Jean Hall, and Jerry Ray and Jo Carol Coynes.

Refreshments of ice cream, cookies and candy were served. BAND SHOW TONIGHT TWO HOURS OF SWING, MARCHES AND HALF TIME COLOR 60 PIECE BAND ALSO FOOTBALL KATY VS. SPRING BRANCH Ad Compliments Miller Motor Co. Your Chevrolet Dealer JIIIIBIM KATY HALLOWE'EN FROLIC PROVES SUCCESSFUL The Katy Hallowe'en Frolic put on by the PTA was a howling success. Delicious supper was served in the cafeteria While goblind frefe having fun in the gym.

The fish pond, apple bobbing, baseball and voting booths were centers of attraction. Mrs. Rozelle Roark was the gypsy fortune teller. The second mothers sold balloons and serpentine, the eighth grade had a country store, the 4-H girls sponsored a spook house while the Hub Club had a grab bag booth. Refreshments of cherry and apple cider, doughnuts, candy, cakes, cokes and popcorn were served.

Choosing the funniest and most original costumes was quite a task. Dollar bills were awarded to James Watson, Billy Otto, Becky Tyner and Winnie Koenig. Jean Miller, Annette Heinemeyer and Maggie Lou Brown played piano selections before the program. "The Womanless PTA" a skit was heartily received. The business men of town, were dressed more or less in the "old look" and their acting was hilarious.

Messrs. Jim Watson was the president, Mclver the secretary, Heinemeyer the pianist while Gurney Miller, Bruton, Wilson, Capers, Moore, Skeet Poorman, Gordon Fussell, Reaves, Dube, A. 0. Miller, Short, Smoky Waggoner, Moebes and Schmaltz were active PTA members. Baby Shorty Cott and nurse Jim Rose brought on riots of laughter.

Then the voting booth for the ugliest man in Katy held the spot light for the rest of the evening. Mr. Al Harris was nosed out by a few votes by Mr. Cecil Laywell. This booth brought in $111.50 and the profits of the entire Frolic will be used wisely for the needs of the school and it's youth.

"For the gifts give with pride Let your jeweler be your guide" NORWOOD D. COOPER, owner, Brookshire WATCH REPAIRING BUTANE GAS AND APPLIANCES Let Henry Goode, your home-town man service your tank. SEALY BUTANE COMPANY A STITCH IN TIME Let us tune up your plumbing system new, to prevent expensive and' inconvenient rendvs ir mid-winter. The cost is surprisingly sma'l and may save you many times the amount, later on. Call us today! T.

J. TALLEY Plumbing Co. Phone 116 Katy Read the ads and tell the merchant, you saw it in the Times. Dump Truck Hauling SAND GRAVEL Phone 29 Charles O. Peck DIRT Katy Flowers Rijht For all Occasions ANN'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP In Katy Gives Special Attention To Each Arrangement You Will Be Pleased With Flowers From ANN'S For service with a smile Service that Quick and Dependable Hopper- Service Station PHONE 71 KATY, TEXAS new John Deere Model Djesel Tractor "hits the nail right on the head" with rice growers everywhere.

It's got the power and traction to do a better job of handling heavy ricefield equipment in tough ricefiejd conditions. Its economy of operation it unequalled for a tractor of its barrel of rice costs less to it brings you every operating advantage you could ask for to handle your power farming operations easier, faster, better. The John Deere Diesel new and highly maximum fuel economy under both full and part load conditions. Exclusive John Deere two-cylinder engine design countless moving parts, increases the size and strength of remaining parts to give you rock-bottom maintenance costs and longer life. Hydraulic Powr-Trol that provides effortless equipment operation and enables you to relieve the load instantly when in danger of getting stuck in the mud and mire a hand clutch that lets you operate the tractor from the seat or while standing on the roomy platform which protects you as the tractor travels over rough ground an oscillating front axis that gives you the flexibility you need for crossing levees and ditches extreme ease of steering and foot-operated brakes for short turns and greater maneuverability these are a few of the many outstanding of this great new tractor.

Come in and'let us tell you rHc-t it. WALKER DOZIER Phone- No. 866-Wl Rosenberg FULSIJEAR, TEXAS JTOHK DEERE CALL FOR "SMOKY" WAGGONER For Speedy Farm Service HUMBLE BULK STATION Phone No. 4603 Katy A. 0.

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