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NOW DISCOUNT "Hometown Newspaper For Brookshire and Katy, Texas" YOU BIG STORE SKOALS RIGHT AT HOME Washers Dryers Freezers Refrigerators Hertrk Ranges SUMMER SPECIAL at -i KATY SPECIALTY CO. Katll Style 9430 9435 9439 Straw and shantung blend beautifully into a smart summer sandal, slim and slenderizing of line, cool and crisp with its curving straps, sophisticated enough for the most glamoroua places. White. (Natural.) (pink.) ONLY 2.98 MAX WANDER Brookshire Katy Do go by and see the Buddy Poppy display in the Max Wander Store in Katy. Jess E.

Merrifield, the Katy nightwatchman, is in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Temple, Texas in Ward 20A. His condition is extremely serious. Mrs. Carl Schlipf has been ill this week. Lt.

jg J. R. Burton is in Philadelphia for two weeks active duty with the Navy at the Naval Ship yards. Mrs. Burton is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. MT D. Freeman and other relatives. Hoyt Pierce has returned home from SHSTC for the summer. Clarence and Myrtle- Euton entertained with a barbecue last Sunday as a birthday celebration for Myrtle.

Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. B. I Cornelius, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Euton of Victoria and Mr. and Mrs.

L. R. Webb, and children of Spring Branch. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Lewis of Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Dolen and family of Brookshire. All had a wonderful time together. Mr. and Mrs.

George Miller and family entertained her mother and sister from the valley last week. Carol Romack was home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peck and boys, Mrs.

James Bennett, Mrs. J. H. Bennett, Mrs Bruce Wilson and family of Beevilfe, Mrs. Nancy Foulds and daughter, Mrs.

H. Barrett, Theda Rae, Jackie Barrett of Houston were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Supka of Houston. Mrs. J.

J. Portee and daughter Yvonne of Lake Charles, Louisiana visited in the R. O. McOinnis home recently. Guests expected In the C.

D. Forman home this week are the Harry Williams of Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. O. R.

Baker and family of Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nitschke, Kenneth and Jimmy visited the Anton Havran family in Sealy Sunday. Patti Jan, 3-month-old daughter of Coach and Mrs.

Fred Ruland, of Katy underwent surgery Friday evening in St. Luke's Hospital in Houston. Patti has been doing fine and was expected home early this week. Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Barfield of Groesbeck visited their niece and family, the Gordon Browns over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Fuller are planning to visit in Abilene while on their vacation to see her sister, Clayre Gray graduate from Abilene Christian College. They will then go to Gladewater where she will be married. Mr.

and Mrs. Charley West spent Sunday at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Adcock and family enjoyed a picnic together recently when he was home from training.

Among those who attended Thursday, May 24, 1956 graduation exercises at Sam Houston State Teachers College Sunday were 'Mr. and Mrs. John G. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Forman, La Juan Forman, Cecil Melendy, Clara Ernstes, Mr. and Mrs. N. C.

Ray, and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mrs.

Paul Vaughan, Mrs. Bill Cardiff, and Mrs. Perry Robertson were guests of Mrs. Robert Cardiff at a Gamma Phi Beta bridge luncheon at the Braeburn Country Club in Houston last Wednesday. Man (getting a shave): Barber, will you please give me a glass of water?" Frank: "What is the matter? Something in your throat?" Man: want to see if my neck leaks," "You know, dear, John doesn't seem to be as well dressed he was when you married him." "That's funny.

I'm 3ure it's the same suit," Judge: Couldn't this case have been settled out of court?" Defendant: "Yer honor, shure an' that is exactly what we wuz tryin' to do whin a couple av police butted in." Filling your banking needs ia our pleasure. Finding a way to say "Yes" is our business. Singer: "When I sing, I get tears in my eyes. What can I do to stop that?" Teacher: "Try stuffing cotton ia your ears." All that stands between the graduate and the top of the ladder is the The difference between a prejudice and a conviction is that you can explain a conviction without getting mad. Some people have tact, others telrtne truth.

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15c Morton's SALAD DRESSING WEST SIDE GROCERY Phone 4251 Katy Specials May 24, 25, 26 Half and half for meat loaf pint 25c quart 39c McCormick'a Pure VANILLA EXTRACT 2 oz. bottle 39c Nabisco CRACKERS-lib. box 25c Libby's Yellow Clingr can PEACHiS sliced or whole 29c Libby's VIENNA SAUSAGE can 15c Musleman No. 2 cans PIE APPLE 2 cans for 37 Libby's Golden 303 size cam CREAM STYLE CORN 2 cans 29c 73t Calf or Baby Beef Shoulder ROAST Ib. 49c Lean Meaty SPARE RIBS- Ib.

35c Swift's PICNIC HAM Ib. 35( Short Rib or 95( Assorted Flavors JELLO 2pkgs. DOG FOOD Grease Dissolving Cleanser BAB-0 3 giant size cans Gladiola Prepared BISCUITS 1 on Golden Age, assorted flavors BEVERAGES 50c 39c 9c 15c Improvements Planned in Katy Fort Bend Commissioner Gail Spencer of Simonton, has agreed to widen and top the street by the Odessa Punchard School and the street leading to the Fulshear Rd. A new bridge will be built at the creek by the old Stockdick picnic grounds Those improvements will be made if all right-of-way easements are secured. The Katy Development Company has purchased one acre of land from Harry Weinman and have a 60 foot easment, extending Drexel Street to Fifth Streel (better known as Motheral Ave.) House Numbers Would Aid In Identification Residents of Ktlty may be unaware that they have a house number and street address, according to W.

D. Fus- tax collector. The correct address is on the water bill each month. So if you would Tike to pot a number on your house, just get your street from your water bfTI and be able to direct friends to your home by number. Funeraf From Ouf-of-Town Out of town relatives and friends attending the funeral of Mrs.

F. E. (May) Hoyt were her sister, Mrs. James Jackes, niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs.

George Ficklin, Binger, Oklahoma, nephew, Mr. Sherman McCIintock, Kingfisher, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hale, Kye, Texas, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmie Lane of Houston. Happy Birthday To Youf THURSDAY, MAY 24 Richard Woods FRIDAY, MAY 25 Leo Gbates Mrs. Lucille Rodecape SATURDAY, MAY 26 Arthur Glenn Robichaux SUNDAY, MAY 27 Doris Agopian Don-aid Meier Setfiora Weed MONDAY, MAY 28 Mrs. Wallace Nitschke Linda Lott Mart Watts TUESDAY.

MAY 29 Richard Maddon Mrs. J. H. Wright Raymond Williamson WEDNESDAY. MAY 30 Mrs, Annie Edwards Marilyn Miller Harold Poorman Katy Rotarians Attend Dist.

Meet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rylander and Mr. and Mrs. P.

C. Pitts attended the District Assembly of 190th District Rotary International at Bay City Sunday and Monday of this week. The 190th District was divided into two districts 190th and 189th with W. H. Avery of Houston, former president of Downtown Rotary in Houston, elected governor of the 190th in which Katy will remain, and W.

H. Davis elected governor of 189th district. The Katy delegates attended all meetings and enjoyed seeing old friends at the convention. In Bay City they saw two former Katy residents, Mrs. John O'Neal, the former Iris Bailey, and Mrs.

Huebner who was known to friends as Miss Clara Bell Mason, when she taught school here. While the men were in business sessions the ladies attended a coffee Monday morning and luncheon and book review at noon, before returning home Monday afternoon. Katy Rotary was entertained by a wonderful color film of the "Life Cycle of a Quail," last Thursday eevning when H. D. "Doc" McClain brought the program from Tomball.

39 members and 3 guests were present. SUBSCRIBERS RENEWALS Dr. R. C. FrifiTson, Waller Mrs.

F. Waggoner III, Jacksonville NEW SUBSCRIBERS R. C. Smith, Waller E. M.

Weaver Fred W. Stover, Katy Gfts Plant D. L. Massey, Katy Gas Plant Martha Muske Kobs, Galveston C. C.

Franz, Hockley WEEKLY CHUCKLE from Katy National Banlr Customer: "Have you a book called "Man, the Master of Woman?" Salesgirl: "The Fiction department is on the next aisle." HONOR TO OUR WAR DEAD THEIR LIVING COMRADES On Memorial Day we pay reverent Mtato to the courage and patriotism of who bare served in the armed forces of this nation. At the game time, fet as pledge to work as diligently to promote peace as we ever worked to win a war. 3 Miy the youth of today be forever from facing the terrific of modem war. TTlfr mitt net 0pm en May 30-Utmorial Day. KAH NATIONAL BANK TO GIVE WONDERFUL TO RECEIVE Give the for your "Jane Engagement" choose here a ring worthy of the occasion! $25 to $15O off EMERSON RADIOS and TVs Children's and Teenagers Birthstorie Rings Ladies Dinner Rings $25 and up Ladles Shavemaster Men's Shavemaster Ronson Shavers and Lighters Ahson Port of Call Cuff Link Sets Bnlova Watches Elgin Watches NORWOOD'S JEWELRY CJve a Gift Certificate and your gift will be perfect.

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