The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 5

Thursday, March 7, THE TIMES Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas FIVE Dedication Service Planned March 10th Sunday a March lOtli, p.m. is the time for the Dedication Service for the Coastal Plains Piaplist Area Missions Office and Baptist Student Union Center located at 17:30 N. Richmond Road, Wharton, Texas. The Area Missions fi and B.S.U. was combined about three years ago when Colorado Baptist.

Association and San Felipe Baptist Associa- tion joined together and selected Wharton as it's home base of operations. Approximately seventy churches and missions make up the Coastal Plains Baptist Area. Housed in the new facilities are offices for the Area Missionary and B.S.U. Director, lounge and conference area for students and other group meetings, and reception room. Open House will be Katy Chiropratic Clinic H1AITH It a BY APPOINTMENT WtD.

ft Fm. 3:30 TO 12:30 7:30 TO 7:00 THURS. SAT. TO 12:30 S1O9 E. 5TH ST.

DON'T WAtTl Tfmt It UL 2-4538 A SIMPLE TEST FOR EMPHYSEMA Advanced Emphysema and chronic bronchitis have caused millions of respiratory cripples. These diseases start slowly and early symptoms are not too troublesome. Many people wrongly ignore them. The best chance for control is an early detection and prompt treatment. Watch out for morning coughing spells or shortness of hreath during your daily activities.

Take this match test. Light an ordinary match and hold it lit about 12 inches from your mouth. Take a normal breath and then "huff" out the match without pursing your lips. If the match is nut blown out you may have emphysema. Sec your physician for a positive diagnosis.

VOt'K DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine. Tick up your prescription if nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions. May we compound and dispense yours? KATY DRUG PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Ul 2-4341 KATY, TEXAS Cord of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for I heir prayers during Ditvalyn's illness and for their comfort, cards, flowers, and food following her death. The Ladies of the Lutheran Church.

Special thanks to Rev. Musgrove and our families for their comfort, help and guidance in our time of sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. David Young Large Crowd Attends Supper The a Rotarians are certainly pleased over the success of their Pancake Supper held last Thursday night.

Doc McClain, chairman said they served more people than they have ever served. Many of the Brookshire area residents came and everyone seemed to enjoy the meal and visiting. Serving was constant from 5:30 til 8:00 o'clock. from 1:30 4:30 p.m. on the dedication day.

Dr. Charles McLaughlin, Secretary of State Missions Commission of Baptist General Convention of Texas, will bring the dedication address. Dr. Harry V. Hamblen, of Dallas and Missionary Co-o i a for the work, will also be on the program.

Rev. Charles Stewart, pastor of First Baptist Church, Katy and Chairman of the Area Committee, will be in charge of the dedication service. C. 0. Hardy, Area Missionary, extends a cordial invitation to all to take part in the dedication of this property.

The churches in this area are First Haptist, Katy, First Baptisl, Brookshire, First Bap- list, Scaly, First Baptist, Bellville, First Baptist, W.illrr ami Bar-l''' 1 llockle.v. Garden Club To Meet On Friday Next Week The Friendship Garden Club will have their regular monthly meeting Friday, March 15th at 9:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Melvin Scott. Mrs.

Raymond Barker will be assisting Mrs. Scott as hostess. The program will be entitled i The Challenges of Winter With Indoor Gardens." Mrs. J. P.

Hill of Hilltop Farms in Cleveland, Texas will be guest speaker. Mrs. Hill writes, lectures and exhibits throughout the South. A horticulture specialist, she is a member of many National, International and area Plant Societies. She will demonstrate terrariums and dish gardens, using the miniature plants.

She will also show a garden on a log. The club will have a flower show on April 26 at the VFW Center. This year others will be invited to participate. Tax Forum On TV at Noon March 17, 24 Mrs. Olivia May has informed The Times that the American Society of Women Accountants will conduct a Tax Forum on Channel 13 from 12 noon until 1:00 p.m.

March 17 and March 2-1. On March 10 and April 7 the members will complete income returns for the Veterans at the VA Hospital. Mrs. May is recording secretary of the organization this year. She is senior administration with the Reservoir Engineering Group at the Katy Gas Plant.

Miss. Matthews of Hempstead Receives Grant Gamma Omega Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society met in the Waller High School Library February 3rd. Miss Elizabeth Lehmann and Mrs. Beulah' Leverkuhn directed tiie White Elephant Sale for the scholarship fund. Mrs.

Martha Belle Hellmuth, chapter persi- dent, conducted a short business session. Mrs. Ora Nell Heine, chairman of the nominating committee, reported a slate of officers for the 196870 biennium, with the election to be held in Brenham March 9th. Mrs. Nina McConnell introduced Miss Carol Dean Matthews of Hempstead, the Waller County student chosen to receive the annual Selective Recruitment Grant offered by Gamma Omega Chapter to a prospective teacher.

Mrs. Hellmuth offered congratulations and presented her with the one hundred dollar grant. The Scholarship Tea was held in the Homemaking reception Room. White mums in Valentine decor flanked by white tapers in silver candlesticks graced the table. Coffee, punch, Valentine sweets, sandwiches, and nuts were served by the hostesses, Mesdames Alma Boettcher, Ola Kelly, and Beulah Leverkuhn.

Thirty-three members answered roll call, including Mesdames M. F. Dollar, Lucile Klehm, Oliver Kitzman and H. O. Bundick of Brookshire.

POPPING GOOD FOR YOU Popcorn is low in calories and high in protein It contains more food energy than 96 percent of all edible foods. One cup of unbuttered corn contains 54 calories and no sugar. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU MARCH 8th Douglas Freeman, Leslie Jo Poorman, Leon Skrivanek, John Andrews, Hazel Reaves, George Vaughan. MARCH 9th Tony Rylander, Mrs. Ollie Brookshire, Janie Sanders, Sharon Vaughan, Lupe Ramirez, Lupe Andrews.

MARCH 10th Margie Paben, Kathleen Bishop, Robert Forrest, Shary Norton. Jam's Stanwood, Una Russoni. MARCH 11th Balke Mahler, Lucius Tubbs, Thelma Thames, Samantha Ann Young, Scott Neuman, Stanton Martin. MARCH 12th Clarence Euton, Boy Morgan, Karen Saenz, Paul Vaughan, Marie Annette Rheman. MARCH 13th Walter Minis, Rev.

F. D. Dawson. Christian Neighbors Have Annual Valentine Party The Christian N'eiRli- bors of the Katy Apostolic Faith Church met for their Valentine Party on Tuesday, February 12 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Dollins Jr.

Mrs. Melvin Scott was co-hostess. Each member answered roll call by giving a valentine reading. An interesting game was played, then the evening was climaxed by the revealing of Secret Pals. New Club officers for the vear were elected, Mrs.

Olen Bachler, president; Mrs. Ward Stanberry, vice president; Mrs. Raymond Dollins Jr, secretary-treasurer; The hostesses served strawberry heart-shaped meringues, nuts ami lem- onade. Guests included Mrs. Harold Strieker, Mrs.

Steve Taylor, and Mrs. James Dotv. all kinds of Insurance JOE STANWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY LJL 2-4439 1 representing I The Travelers Insurance Co. TALIEY'S RADIO AND TV HI FI and STEREO All makes repaired Trained servicemen UL 2-4542 Hwy 90 We Do Our Own Contracting Will Gra Estate Lumber Co. Lumber, Cement, Building Supplier FREE ESTIMATING Phone WE 4-233J It doesn't take a FORTUNE to Live a Little at Hwy 90 Newman's Dairy Queen 8 A.M.

til' 10 P.M UL 2-7171 Wesf of Kory School "Fun with Music" Presented by Holcombe Lindguist, Inc. of Houston at the VFW Building Tonight 8:00 P. M. Featured Artist will be Miss Janet Bickley Popular and Semi Classical Selections Also 01 the program will be the Don R. Holeombo family Sandra and Don Holcombe ciss Holcombe Duo-artists at twin Hammond organs.

Singing old time favorites and the latest hit songs. No Admission Charge A Froe-will offering will be tokei to beiefit the VFW Building Fund This advertisement is sponsored by VFW Post 9182 Hudgens Family Miller Motor Co. Heine's Custom Draperies Mr. Mrs. Melvin Scott and Family Katy National Bank Mert and Eva Watts Dube's Super Market J.

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