The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 11

IHE BROORSHIRE TIMES Thursday, May 22, 1952 A senior majoring in art, Schmidt is a member of the Curtain Club, organization for students interested in drama. He is the son of Rev, and Mrs. E. C. Schmidt, Brookshire.

THE BROOKSHIRE TIMES MARY ANN ERNSTES, Owner and Editor MRS. FRANCES WILSON, Make-Up and Mailing List MRS, W. F. EGGER, News Writer and Bookkeeper Entered at Post Office, Btookshire, Texas, as second-clans mail matter, under the act of March 3, 1879. Th 1S the ast of the se nwr class play, Sp ng ee S' hich was held Friday in the Katy High School Auditorium.

The class wishes to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their wonderful attendance The cast, left to right, back row: Freddie 10 3 Rheman, Charles Hutsell, Bobby Burnette, and David McGinnis. Front row: Kosemarie Harrison, Otis Larsen, Elaine Avera, Barbara Gene Mathews, Marylu Ray, Anabell Spencer, and Marjorie Huntsinger. Mrs. Lester Williams Install; PTA Officers Mrs. W.

D. Bains' room en tertained the Brookshire P. T. A Wednesday, May 7 at 2:30 p. with a of songs by Trio and Eileen Robichaux Johnny Waldrip sang "Pray Together and Stay Together" with Mrs.

E. C. Schmidt at the piano A play "We Want Mother" was the last on the program. Mrs. A.

Highrabedian, president, presided over the business and called on the chairmen to give reports. Attendance was 20 and the award went to Mrs. WAYSIDE BROOKSHIRE For Feature Time Phone 20 MATINEES Saturday 3 p.m. one Show Sunday 3 p.m. Continuous NITE First Show 7:15 p.m.

Bains' and Mrs. Merle Bentons' rooms a tie. The room award for the April Study meeting went to Mrs. Doris Muske; Door award went to Mrs. Benton.

Mrs. A. Robichaux introduced Supt. J. E.

Taylor of Katy Schools to speak on "Teamwork Can Do The Mr. Taylor's talk was of great value to everyone. With the reading of "A Candle" by Grace Noll Crowell, Mrs. Williams installed the officers for the next year. She closed this ceremony with a prayer.

After the meeting adjourned, Mrs. R. T. Cray and the room mothers served lime punch and home made cookies in the cafeteria. May 22-23: "The Wild North starring Stewart Granger, Wendell Corey and Cyd Charisse Saturday, May ,24: Edmon O'Brien, Dean Jagger and Forrest Tucker in "WARPATH" May 25-26: JANE WYMAN in "The Blue Veil" with Charles Laughton UBiiHBiiimiMiiiuiumiiEiiiiMiiiiaiii May 27-28: "New Mexico" starring LEW AYRES JVlarilyn Maxwell Pour Softball Teams Represent Katy At District Meet At Spring Branch Four softball teams represent- Katy at the District Meet at Spring Branch on May 3,1952.

Both the girl and boy Elementary teams met stiff competition in their first matches and lost. The Girls' Senior High Team lost to the meet's first place winners in a hard fought game by a narrow margin. They won their second game with Sealy 18 to 16, thus becoming Third Place Winners. The following girls received ribbons: Jan Spehy Marylu Ray, Marjorie Huntsinger, Shirley Goynes, Beth Thompson, Sarah Hopkins, Patsy Bolton, Myra Swogetin- sky, Pauline Weinman, Carolyn Hoyt, Mary Ann Sloan, Fredda Harris, and Cleo Avera. The Girls' Junior High Team were also Third Place winners with the following girls receiving ribbons: Ruth Hummel, Barbara Roesner, Alice Matzke, Mary Tutwiler, Betty Lou Baker, Jimmie Rue Eason, Carole Griffen, Ellen Moebes, Jo Beth Camp, Dona Clayton, Peggy Bartlett, Terry Templeton, Rosemary Barnette, and Martha Schneider.

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