The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 7

Thursday, July 16,1970 THE TIMES Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas SEVEN THE NEWS IN AND AROUND Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Roberts of Fulshear were hosts to the Horseless Carriage Association. They had an all-day picnic Sunday, July 12th, on the Briscoe Place with some seventy people present. This is a very enthusiastic group that will tra- yel many miles for these functions.

Mr. Roberts has assembled, painted and kept in top shape his vintage models. Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. ttelwig had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Don Zapp, Ricky and Donna. Donna is a bride-elect for an August wedding.

DIRECTORS MAX WANDER G. BULLER ARTHUR ROBICHAUX CHESTER JORDAN G. E. LONCENBAUCH ALBERT W. THOMPSON J.

CARTER WALDROP W. F. DONALD MILTON H. SCHMIDT ALOIS F. KUTRA OFFICERS W.

F. Donald President Carter Waldrop Executive Vice President Max Wander Vice President George Vice President G. L. Butter Vice President Alois F. Kutra Vice President Cashier Mrs.

Iva Broussard. Assistant Cathier Mrs. Charley May Cray Asst. Cashier Report of Condition of FarmersSfafe Bank of Brookshire Waller County Texas 77423 at the close of business on June 30,1970 ASSETS Cash and due from banks 505,272.87 U. S.

Treasury securities 645,000.00 Securities of other U. S. Government agencies and corporations 100,000.00 Obligations of State and political subdivisions 472,019.05 Other securities 5,000.00 Other loans 3,268,928.82 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 158,286.18 Other assets' 3,360.41 TOTAL ASSETS $5,157,866.83 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1,945,589.65 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnership, and corporations 1,899,395.46 Deposits of United States Government 42,690.66 Deposits of States and and political subdivisions Deposits of commercial banks 60,000.00 Certified and officers' checks, etc. 13,277.42 TOTAL DEPOSITS $4,554,304.55 (a) Total demand deposits $2,264,619.68 (b) Total time and savings deposits $2,289,684.87 Other liabilities (item 7 of "Other Liabilities" schedule) 39,707.65 TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,594,012.20 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to Internal Revenue 'Service rulings) 23,902.38 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 28,902.38 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital, total (sum of items 36 to 40 below) 539,952.25 Common stock-total par value 175,000.00 (No. shares authorized 17,500) (No.

shares outstanding 17,500) Surplus 225,000.00 Undivided profits 189,952.25 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 539,952.25 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $5,157,866.83 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 4,560,240.82 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 3,292,620.22 Charles E. Powell, cashier, of the above- named bank do solemnly affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief, Charles E. Powell Directors: Milton H. Schmidt Alois F. Kutra P.

Donald State of Texas, County of Wallet-, ss; Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of July, 1970, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank, My commission expires June 1, 1971. Broussard, Notary Public. Now Increases Katy's Garbage Rate The City of Katy has passed a new ordinance, No. 170A establishing a garbage rate increase. Residence charge has been increased from $1.25 to $2.00, a increase for the once a week pick up service.

Commercial establishments will receive notification of their new rate for the service which is twice weekly. At the city meeting last Thursday the council accepted the bid of $383.00 from Best Fence Company to enclose the property at the warehouse requiring 231 feet of fencing plus 16 ft. gates. The council discussed junked automobiles and voted to have a workshop on the problem. Highlights and Sidelights From Your State Capital By Vern Sanford Texas Press Association COURTS SPEAK Mobile homes can be claimed as homesteads and made immune from seizure for debt, State Supreme Court agreed.

In other recent cases, High Court concluded that: A youth who appears in juvenile court without parents must have a temporary guardian appointed. Widow of an El Paso man who died of a heart attack gets no workmen's compensation because she could not prove the lifting work on his oil well servicing job drought on her husband's fatal illness. Girl struck by a bottle thrown In a Marshall theatre cannot vollccl damages from the theater operator. (Decisioi reversed lower courts). To void a policy on bnve To and bad luck good hto grounds of a false stale- nent by applicants, an nsurance company must show that falsification was willfully made with ntent to defraud or deceive.

Court of Criminal appeals held that it is not necessary to prove who fived the fatal bullet in a multi-Rim shoot-out during an armed robbery to get a conviction. Fact that a fugitivi! may have been brought into Texas from Mexico illegally docs not prevent his extradition to a sister state, Court of Criminal Appeals held in the case involving an Illinois man wanted on a murder charge. AG OPINIONS Optional retirement program for hiring education personnel is limited to fixed or variable retirement annuities and does not contemplate carriers offering life insurance, Attorney General Martin held. In other recent opinions, Martin found: Filing deadline for Hardin County treasurer was extended until March 10 by incumbent's notifying the Demon alic county chairman on February 23 of his intent to withdraw from the race and refusing to pay the balance of his filinjr fee. Ellis County Road District No.

16 has no authority lo pay out of its funds for the cost of removing pipeline belonging to the city of Ennis from right-of-way of State Highway 31 within district boundaries. Same opinion noted that the highway district can require tlie city to move the pipeline at city's own expense. BARBED CORRUGATED WIRE GALVANIZED ROOFING Ga. 2 80 R6d Spool ea. $9.75 29 Ga.

G', 7', 8', 9'. 10', Per Square GALVANIZED PIPE Threaded and Coupled Vi" x21' pur joint 3.12 21' per joint 4.10 1" 21' per Joint 5.81 21'per joint ...6.84 114" 21' per Joint ..8.72 2" 21' per Joint 10.32 PENT A POST! POSTS Long ca. .40 13" 6W Long ea. .53 Long ea. .58 6" 8' Long ea.

1.69 er square GALVANIZED STEEL GATES 214" Top 7' Long 3" Top eV 1" Top Long 4" Top 8' Long 5" Top 8' Long 5" Top 10' Long 5" Top 12' Long 5" Top 14' Long 5" Top 16' Long 4" Top 20' Long 5" Top Long 6" Top 20' Long OS! .341 ....1.201 ....5.72 ...7.29" ...9.49 I 12 52" 14' 52" ca. $27.00 ea. 31.95 Ut 2-4318 la 11 Kary.Texof LUMBER Quality Building Mot lo Is Early Alarm Aad Firemen Savo HOMO The Katy Volunteer Firemen were called at 4:16 to answer an alarm sounded for Phil Cloud's home on Drexel. The visible fire was put out first then they tore 4 hole in the attic and put up their lights and set up smoke ejection equipment, Fred Paben reported. Fire Chief Sloan said the damage was to papers stored in the attic, roof supports, trim and upper walls in that area.

Luckily, Patrolman Robert Doss, was returning home at that early morning hour and saw the smoke coming from the house and turned in the alarm. The Clouds were away visiting relatives. PRODUCED BY IRVIN BY RICHARD BARSTOW JULY 23 AUG. 16 IN ASTROHALL Services Hold For Former Katy Teacher Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Houston for Catherine Lyons May, 65, of BIOS Dillon. She apparently had a fatal heart attack while driving on the Gulf Freeway, a member of her family told The Times.

An officer was following and told their he thought that because no effort was made to apply the brakes or turn the wheel of the vehicle. Early in her teaching career, "Miss Lyons" was one of the beloved teachers of the Class of 1936 at Katy High School and was sponsor of the Class, of 1938. She was head librarian for Waltrip High School, a member of State and Nat'l Library Assn, member of the Church of Christ and Alpha Delta Kappa. Survivors are her husband, LaGard May; mother, Mrs. Nancy Lyons, both of Houston; a sister, and two brothers.

Services were at the Southeast Church of Christ. Burial was in Forest Park Lawndale. Chrysanthemums If vou want to have Chry santhemums in late October and early November, plant little plants now in rows for Mure training on the (takes or trellises. UM the varieties which bloom naturally at that time without shading flower. We have been successful with these varieties: No.

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