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The Ernest Bieria and the L. A. Sibles spent a few days seeing Texas. Miss Elizabeth Cliett visited Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Cliett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson and sons of Ft. Worth are visiting his parents and other relatives.

Mrs. N. O. Gray of Beaumont is visiting her sons, James and William Gray, and family. Mr.

Gray works with Swede Anderson at the Magnolia Station. Kathryn Ann Hendry went home with the B. E. Daye's at Freer. The Arthur Millers are home enjoying the warm weather after wearing jackets and sleeping under blankets in Mexico City.

Mrs. John Iiarson left Saturday to see her parents who live near Wichita Falls. Mrs. T. J.

Heinemeier left Wednesday for Thorndale where she was joined by her daughters, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Theis for a trip to San Antonio and New Braunfels. They returned home Sunday. Carol Romack, Ann Wilkinson, Faye Joy Redus, Inez Franz and Carolyn Schlipf spent Monday in Houston and saw the picture, "Father of the Bride." Mrs.

L. C. Riggs and Zella Lynn, of San Antonio spent last week with her dad, Bob Whitson and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Melt Beckendorff and Mrs. V. A. Eden are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Beckendorff in Mathis, Texas. Mrs. Charlie Beckendorff is recovering from an operation. Dwayne Eden is spending his vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Lusk and at the M. A. Beckendorff home. Mrs. P.

L. Hoyt gave a chicken dinner Thursday night, June 29 in honor of her grandson Perry Melendy's seventh birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Bacon and two sons.

Miss TOE BROOKSHIRE TIMES Friday, July 7.1950 Grace Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Melendy and three sons. Mr. and Mrs.

Finley West and three sons, Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haden and Miss Rae Hoyt, Houston.

The Shinn families had family get-togethers in Houston and Katy this week. Mrs. F. G. McDonald was formerly Miss Shinn.

Monday night Lex Shinn and family of Shreveport treated the group of 27 with a fish fry at the Stockdick picnic grounds. Steaks were cut from a 69 Ib. lemon fish. At noon on the 4th the group had a picnic dinner at the same site. Members of the family present included Grandma Shinn, Mrs.

G. I. Manley, B. C. Shinn, Houston, Mrs.

Bunting, I. p. Shinn, Taylor, Joe Shinn, Chickasha Okla Mrs. McDonald and their families. Barbecue Dinner There will be a barbecue dinner, sponsored by St.

Mary's Church, Hempstead, TexasT July 16th, 1950, at the Waller Co. Fair Grounds 3 miles from Hempstead on the Brookshire Road. Dinner from 11:00 till Amusements, cold drinks, big dance at night $1.00 a plate. Everyone invited. Don't forget the date.

VOTE FOR SAM TURNER FOR YOUR NEXT DISTRICT ATTORNEY He is 49 years of age, former County Attorney of Montgomery County, Texas, and has been in the active practice of law for 24 years. FARMERS STATE BANK WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS BROOKSHIRE, TEXAS AMERICAN RICE GROWERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Eaty Division COOPERATIVES HELP COMMUNITY RAY WOODS LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Lumber Mill Vork Hardware Cement Lima Phone 45 p. 6. Box KATY, TEXAS i OUR FIRST SHIPMENT of MEW YORK PATTERNS ARE NOW IN STOCK! The selection includes Needlwork, Costume and Interior Decorating Patterns as well as a Complete Dress Pattern Selections MAX WANDER Also Agent for BUTTERICK Patterns Brookshire Personals Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Muske and children and Mr. and Mrs.

August Trettin had a picnic dinner July 4th, on the banks of a local creek. Mr. and Mrs. David Agopian. Doris and Evelyn and Harris Garrett went crabbing at Freeport early Tuesday morning.

Mrs. Walter Wooster of San Marcos and Mrs. Florence Steu- bin of Corpus Christi visited relatives here Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Beckendorff and Alta Lee visited Mrs. R. A. Cobb Monday afternoon, on Mrs. Cobbs birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hughes and Gail spent their vacation in Galveston and Brookshire. Mr. and Mrs.

George Longenbaugh entertained the Ben Beckendorff families, July 4th, with a barbecue. Joe Dan Hightower of Harlingen and Marvin Lewie Roberts of Bellaire visited their aunt, Mrs. Wade Sorsby last week. Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Hestilow spent the week-end in Leakey at the L-5 Ranch, returning Monday afternoon, visiting the George Longenbaugh's on their way home. Pattison will have a new residence. Doifglas Whatley- is building a new home across the road from the Johnny tfctums.

Sidney Martin and Jon Hughes were showing proof of a good catch Monday, one bass weighed pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ritchey and Neal motored to Palestine Saturday taking Sedoin Ritchey, son of Judge and Mrs. W.

T. Ritchey, by his home in Cold Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schwartz spent the 4th of July in Oklahoma with relatives.

TEXAS THEATRE Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at 3:00 p.m. NIGHT 1st Night Show 7-15 2nd Show, Approximately Band Practice To Be Resumed Friday, July 7 Summer band will be resumed Friday morning, July 7 according to E. E. Boyd, Band Director.

Billie Muske, young son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Muske was on the sick list last week, but is doing fine now.

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