The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 2

TWO THE TIMES Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas Thursday, November 4, 190;" NEIGHBOR NEWS ADDICKS-BARKER By Mary K. Fry, GY 2-12056, AA, Route', TexaS Mi', and Mrs. Clinton Rai'kcn and family went to Abilene. Texas over the weekend to visit Mrs. Macken's father mother.

Charles CiHsbee was very happy over trapping three wolves last week. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mauney and hoys spent the weekend at their deer lease. Mr.

and Mrs. V. V. PENTA POSTS 2" Top 6 long 2 Top 6 4 Top 8' long 1.39ea. 6 Top 8' long 2.10ea.

6" Top 10' long 3.13 ea. 6" Top 12' long 3.92 ea. 8" Top 14' long 4.63 ea. 5" Top 16' long 6.21 ea. 4" Top 20' long 5.40 ea.

6" Top 20' long 9.40 ea. CEDAR POSTS 2" Top 6 1 long ea. 2 Top 6 long 3" Top 6 long 6" Top 8' long 1.47 ea. PREFINISHED PANELING Tahltian Coral Lauan 4'x8' $4.99 Sheet Cape Cod Launn 4'x8' $5.54 Sheet Antique Birch $1.43 Sheet GALVANIZED PIPE Threaded and Coupled per Joint $2.52 per Joint $3.36 per Joint $4.62 1 per Joint $6.09 1 per Joint $7.56 per Joint $9.98 California Redwood, Western Cedar. Douglas Fir.

Yellow Pine, Corrugated Roofing. Cedar Shingles, Sentinel Al- anlnum Windows. Walker-Kurth Lumber Company UL 2-4318 BOSAve.B. Katy, Texas Smith are spending several weeks in Illinois and Missouri visiting relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Lewis visited their grandson, Kenneth Webb in Methodist Hospital. Kenneth has been there two years this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Euton, Butch and Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Euton and children of Fulshear, Mrs.

Leroy Webb, Sharon Webb," Bill Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis and children visited Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Lewis on Sunday. and Mrs. S. E.

Waggoner had a barbecue on Sunday celebrating birthdays in the family. There were around twenty-five attending. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jordan are now in their new home near his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gabe Jordan. Mr. Leroy Warnasch escaped serious injury last week when his car turned over on Highway 90. The car was almost completely demolished.

Mrs. ,1. R. Bone and Jerrilou went to Temple on Thursday to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Watts. Mrs. Watts returned home with them on Friday night. The Youth Group of the Presbyterian Church in Barker "Trick or Treated" for CROP on Sunday night. This is an annual affair on Halloween.

Richard Fry was visited by his friend Jack Standley of Houston on Sunday afternoon. Special thanks go to all the parents and teachers, members of the Addicks- Barker PTA for making the Halloween Carnival a success. Royal Carnival Well Attended The annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Royal PTA was held at the Royal Elementary School in Brookshire on Saturday night. Starting the evening of the Halloween festival was the barbecue at, 5:30 p.m. which was well attended.

The covered play area at the school served as the carnival booths that each grade, with the help of the room mothers, main-" tain for the enjoyment of the ones who participate. The following booths made up the mid-way: First Grade, Fish Pond; Second Grade, Spin and Win; Third Grade, Grab Bag; Fourth Grade, No Loss Why Not Fifth Grade, Who Can Tell Who'll Ring the Sixth Grade, Snow Cone and Bean Guessing; Seventh Grade, Black Cat Throw; Eight Grade, Country Store; Ninth Grade, Fortune Telling; Tenth Grade, Bake Sale; Eleventh Grade, Dunking Board; Twelveth Grade. Can Corner, and Side Walk Cafe, Spanish Club. A Halloween atmosphere prevailed throughout the evening. Each class receives half of the profit from their booth.

Proceeds from the Carnival will again go to the school for items which'j will be of value to each child. JoeZubik Hospitalized In Galveston Joe Henry Zubik entered John Scaly Hospi- tal last Thursday tests and will be there for about a month. Friends are making up a fund at the Katy National Bank so that he will have the best of care. CONCRETE WORK OF A LL KINDS The right mix at the right price always READY MIXED CONCRETE To Your Specifications "THE BEST IN CONCRETE" Moore Son Construction Phone UL 2-7124 5013 EAST 3rd. St.

Katy Football Sweetheart Presented Roses Miss Rarbara Gilbert, Football Sweetheart, is shown at the homecoming same. Steve Cummings, left, had the pleasure of presenting the bouquet of red roses from the Katy Tigers. Post 2196 Gives Table Decor to Dyer Home VFW Post 2196 and Ladies Auxiliary of Addicks furnished a wall and table decoration in the lobby of the Dyer Home for exceptional children. Ray Richards Is Royal 4-H Club President The Royal 4-H Club met at the High School on Monday, October 25 at 8:00 p.m. The following officers were elected: Ray Richards, president; Michael vice president Sheila Richards, secretary; Johnnie Paben, treasurer; Peggy Pattison, reporter; Charlie Wilson, recreation chairman; Marsha Finch, council delegate.

The leaders present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diezi, Mrs. A. R.

Paben and Mrs. Evelyn Richards. continued from page 1 TIGERS- Katy started their last touchdown drive in the fourth quarter on the Cougar 37 yard line. It took fourteen plays be- MABEL HARRIS AGENCY 822 Avenue Katy GENERAL INSURANCE Bookkeeping Tax Service UL 2-4353 Office Hours 8:30 to 5:30 Monday thru 1 Friday fore Randy Jinks powered over from the one. Bill Baker kicked the extra point and the Tigers led 21 to 0 with 3:11 remaining in the game.

This is is the way the game ended. The Tigers get a "Brahma by the tail" this week as they travel to Bellville to face that city's state-ranked eleven. Carrying a 7-1 record into the game and a memory of last year's 13 to 0 upset victory by the Tigers, the Brahmas should have blood in their eyes and the desire to avenge last year. It promises to be a fan- pleasing, head knocking football game. The half-t i ceremonies included the presentation of Miss Barbara Gilbert as Football Sweetheart with runners -up Marian Kenny and Dina The Sweetheart bouquet of red roses was presented by Steve senior football manager, as the band played "Let Me Call You All the senior members of the band were introduced as they doffed 'their caps to the crowd then played their last half-time show on the home field.

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