The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 10

TEN THE TIMES Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas Thursday, April 21, 1966 PEOPLE, THINGS, COMING AND GOING IN BROOKSHIRE Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and children spent the weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Brubaker and family. B. W. Henneke took their daughter, Kathryn, back to her school in Castroville Friday.

She spent the spring vacation with her family here. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Streckfuss and family on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Huebner and Mrs. Mathilda Schley, all of Houston. Betty Sue was celebrating her 7th birthday last weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Nolan Bear of Wallis and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walger of Orchard visited the Johnnie Kocureks Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Mayberry and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Woods and family in Caldwell on Sunday.

Mrs. Mayberry reports that Mrs. Morris Stone is substitute teaching the 4th grade. Mr. and Mrs.

L. L. Halbison and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rhoads attended church on Easter Sunday DLB MEXICO CITY WESTERN AIRLINES by registering al their More on or before GRAFF DAY in Wharton where.

Rev. Larry Stokes is the pastor. They said that the Stokes' sent their regards to their Brookshire friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Gregory of Dallas had Sunday dinner with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Speir.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dinkins of Monaville are proud of their new registered Red Angus N.

England of Collbran, Colorado was expected this week for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gross and daughters spent the Easter weekend at their farm in Huntsville. Ark.

They plan to move there when school is out. Mr. and Mrs. James Givens of Pettus spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Gross and family. Mrs. Robert Stewart and Beth of Petersburg spent Wednesday and Thursday with her sister, Mr. and'Mrs. Milton Schmidt and family.

Mrs. Stewart went by Kerrville to pick up her moth- er, Mrs. Berenice McDowell, and take her to Petersburg for a visit. John Tatum, Lee Don Bienski and Hank Schmidt were home from A last weekend. Hank will play with the Aggie Band for the Battle of Flowers in San Antonio on Friday.

Mrs. Roberta Sage has been on the sick list. Mrs. O. M.

Pederspn and Mrs. Adam Bijie visited Mrs. Jerry Robertson in Methodist Hospital last Sunday. Linda Walters spent ternoon. She also invited Mrs.

Ramona Bains and her daughter, Mrs. Eileen Pederson for coffee and cake. Good to see Mr. Sam Garrett iii town and feeling better after being ill for some time. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Krause and children enjoyed the weekend at their camp house on Caney Creek. Their children invited Kathy Youngblood and Charles Powell, Jr. to make the trip with them. Some of the out-of- town guests for the Cook Krejci wedding that stopped by the Ted Cook home on Sunday were: Mr.

and Mrs. Morgan Cook and family, Mrs. Perry Bowen and Sandra. Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Laza and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ruble F.

Smith, and Mrs. Tommy D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. B.

W. Hearne, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tobias, all of Bryan. Others were Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Cook of Houston and Nancy Coiner of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.

Ted M. Cook of Sugar Land, Mr. and Richard L. King of LaPorte, and Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Wyalt of Somerville. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haak and children had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Hugo Wollgast in Waller on Saturday evening. Cookie and Keith Brunei- have returned to Texas Tech after spending the spring vacation visiting their families in Houston and Brookshire. While here they attended the Sunrise Service at San Felipe on Easter Sunday and visited Mrs. Robin Mueller and twin Mothers Having Stanley Sale The Katy Little League Mothers are sponsoring a Stanley Home Products Sale April 14th thru the 30th. Anyone wanting to order, call Margie Sanders, UL Alice Weinman, 2-7340; or Dolores Fleet, UL 2-7(540.

Help the Little League bovs from the ladies. Riggs Hardware Supply Opens School Menus the Easter weekend in El S0 ns in Huntsville. They Campo with a friend, enjoyed seeing the tennis Karen Koenig. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson and home from WIESNERS, BROOKSHIRE You may register you visit our store MAY 25 1966 Melvin family are Scott' City, Kansas where he has been employed for approximately 9 months. Betty Griffin was the hostess for a tea honoring the senior girls last Saturday. There were eleven guests present. She served hot tea, a shurbet punch and homemade cookies. Her mother, Mrs.

Edward Griffin, assisted her. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doss and Stanley Schmidt were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Haak for Sunday supper. Mr. Adam Bijie invittd Mrs. Lena Trettin and Mrs. Ella Wooster over for a.

visit on Monday af- RHEMAN MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Brookshire, Texas WE 4-2252 KATY AUTO SALES Katy, Texas UL 2- tournament at the River Oaks Country Club also. Mrs. Larry Carmichael and children spent last Saturday visiting with tho Buller, Srs. Mr.

and Mrs. G. T. Shearer had Sunday dinner for her brother, Mr. and A.

Barnette, and her sister, Mrs. Bill MaC.ee, all of Lissie. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. II.

H. Faulk on Sunday were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Crouch and children and the Dale Faulks of Houston and Mr. and Mrs.

,1. E. Thomson and Butch. Mrs. W.

D. Bains on- joyed keeping her baby granddaughter, Gabrielle while Dr. and Mrs. L. W.

attended the Texas Medical Association Convention in A'l-tin several days last week. Katrina UMiards celebrated her 8th birthday with a party at her home. Several of her school friends the games and birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs.

Kichard Woods were hosts for a dinner party at their home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Ilelwig and Mr. and Mrs.

O. M. I'ederson wore guests with four couples from Houston. Work has begun on tin- new office and room for the Will Gru Estate Lumber Yard. Mr.

Mrs. Glen May- berry and family wen: fishing at Sargent on Sunday. Had a good limu and a li some fish too! Mr. and Mrs. Byron McCauley attended funeral services for their sister-in-law, Mrs.

Barry Philipp, 32, in Rosenberg Thursday. She is survived by her husband, Dr. Philinp and 2 small sons, Paul 10 and Mark her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Buenig and 2 sisters, Mrs.

Real Ransom, i Jr. of Richmond and Mrs. Frank Albright, Jr. of Rosenber.g The Wendt family will hold its annual reunion Sunday, May 1st, at Bell. ville City Park.

This year's officers are Buster Uemmert president, Mrs. Luzetta Dierner vice president, Mrs. Bebe Ilil- liard secretary-lreausrer and Mrs. Florence Wendt reporter. Members are asked to bring a basket lunch.

Tea and coffee will be furnished. A. H. Riggs reports that he was very pleased with the crowd for the grand opening of their new hardware and supply store on F.M. Road 359 north of Brookshire.

He served coffee and doughnuts to the visitors. Winners of the prizes who had registered were 1st place: Mrs. Johnny Mikeska who won an 11 piece set of Corning ware. Second place set of tools was won by Ben Hartman. The third place portable mixer was won by L.

L. Dinkins of Monaville. If you haven't been by, it is worth a trip to see his fine variety and display of supplies. Ward Stanberry Make Hole-ln-One Ward Stanberry made a hole-in-one at Green Meadows Monday evening, April 11. It was the first one he has made or actually ever seen.

He was playing in a four- i some with Jack Town- 1 send (who had made the i first one at the course) Fred Rylander and Mel: vin Scott. It was scored on the 4th hole with a seven iron, No. 4 is a 172 1 yard par 3. ROYAL SCHOOL April 25-29, 1966 Monday Italian noodles, wax beans, cornbread, butter, plums, milk. Tuesday Lunch meat, buttered potatoes, 1 pickles, bread, butter, ap- plesauce cake, milk.

Wednesday -T- Fried chicken, buttered rice, English peas, rolls, butter, sweet potato pie, milk. Thursday Hamburgers, buttered corn, lettuce, pickles, onions, pineapple, cookies, milk. Friday Tuna squares, green beans, sliced to- mato. whole wheat bread, butter, pecan pie, milk. KATY SCHOOL April 25-29, 1966 Monday Meat balls and spaghetti, seasoned corn, cabbage salad, marsh mallow whip, bread, butter, milk.

Tuesday Sloppy Joe on bun, seasoned white beans, chef's salad, peach cobbler, milk. Wednesday Chicken fried steak, rice, gravy, English peas, congealed fruit salad, stewed prunes, bread, butter, milk. Thursday Hamburger on buttered bun, French fried potatoes, lettuce and tomato silce, onion, pickle, mustard, pudding, milk. Friday Tuna salad, au-gratin potatoes, cream peas, tossed salad, cupcakes, bread, butter, milk. Katy Chamber Meets Friday The April meeting of the Katy of Commerce will be held at noon at Tipton's Restaurant.

All members are invited to attend. A Africa Missionary Kary St Sunday The Rev. W. F. McCorkle, Assemblies of God missionary of Ghana, West Africa, will be guest speaker at Katy Assembly of God, Sunday, April 24th at 7:00 p.m.

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