The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 7

THE TIMES Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas SEVEN Katy Boys In Tie For Second Katy boys basketball team is tied for second place in the District with Tomball, Royal and Waller. Katy has played Royal, Tomball, Waller, Bellville, Sealy and Friendswood in District play. Friendswood is unbeaten. The Tigers remaining games are Friday at Waller, Tuesday with Bellville, which will be the last home game of the season and Friday, February 12th, a game at Friendswood. The boys appreciate the backing of Katy fans.

If you cannot make the Groundwork Laid For Little league The groundwork was laid last Monday night for the approaching Little League baseball season in Katy when managers, coaches and directors met for an organizational meeting. It is hoped that it will be possible to field six teams again this year in both the Minor and Major divisions. (The senior division will retain its four teams as last year.) Every boy is Welcome and a date will be announced later for signing up. Meanwhile, managers are asked to contact their players from last season to see if uniforms need replacing or repairing. Jim See, phone 8527604, said, "If Wife man- kagers will then contact line, I'll get to work on out of town games remember be at the gym next Tuesday night for the Tiger-Brahma game.

Five Addicb-Borker 4-H Members tiau In Cooking Show The Addicks-Barker 4- Club had five members attend the Cooking Show at the Electric Living Center. They had three second place winners and two third place winners. The second place winners were Tassy Giddens, senior division, with her dish from the meat group; Claire Smolik, senior division, with her dish from the bread-cereal group; and Melisa Fry, junior division, with her dish from the vegetable-fruit group. The two third place winners were Terry Davis and Beth Smolik, who were both in the junior division. Terry Davis' dish was from the meat group and Beth Smolik's was from the bread-cereal group.

Billy Fry spoke at the Breakfast at the Houston Businessmen's Club, promoting 4-H. He represented the 4-H'ers of the State of Texas which numbers to 7,600. Grady McBurnett's father Henry McBurnett Sr. of Pattison had surgery Tuesday morning at Rosewood Hospital. He is in room 217.

Girl Stouts Reword four Katy Ladies The 49th annual meet" ng of the San Jacinto Public Invited To ConferencesAt Katy Baptist Church, Feb. 8-9 irl Scouts was held Jan ary 28, 1971 at the larriott Hotel. The leme for the meeting as Awareness-Action. 1 eight hundred couts from 21 counties ttended the dinner meeting. Service awards were resented by Miss Pat 'wiss, Executive Direc- or.

Pins for years of service designated five to years. An associate member, rtiss Carolyn Rylander, received a fifteen year pin. She was an active scout from the second grade through high school graduation. She lias helped with a Brownie troop in Denton. Ten year pins were presented to Mrs.

Roy Sheffield and Mrs. B. Ray Woods. Mrs. Sheffield has been active as a leader in Houston and i Katy and now is completing four years as Neighborhood Chairman.

Mrs. Woods had been active on the troop committee and service team. She has served as camp nurse and Neighborhood Chairman. Mrs. George Rheman, Jr.

has earned a five year pin and is active as a troop leader. Attending the meeting from Katy were Mrs. Sheffield, Mrs. Rheman and Mrs. Fred A.

Rylan der. Hie annual San Felipe Baptist Association Evangelism Conference will be meeting at the First Baptist Church in Katy February 8 and 9. The theme of the program is "The Church" of the 70's. Pastors and Ministers of Music and Education from the association will participate in Katy Football Banquet Set For February 13 Bill Peterson, head coach at Rice University, will be the speaker at the football banquet to be held ut the Katy High School cafeteria on Saturday night, February 13. Tickets will be available at $2.50 per person.

the program. The first session will besrin Monday evening at 6:46. The second session will begin Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. and close that night at 8:05. The closing message will be "Jesus Is Coming Again" brought by Rev.

Ed Williams of Temple Oaks Baptist Church in Houston. Everyone in the community is invited to at' tend any or all of these sessions. CUSTOM UPHUSTBUNG When fa fttrnthm better than new? When oar artisans have torn it down to its seasoned, specially designed frame, and re-built with fresh sprlngi, webbing, filler, how low the cost. Fret Pickup and Deflrery HAYNES UPHOLSTERING SHOP TO MTU 1M N. Hardraan.

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EIGHTH GRADE High Honor Roll: Mary Baumruk, Leslie Dunlap, Cheryl Hamilton Steven Hyde, Elaine Nit' schke, Randy Pepper, Shelley Scurlock, Rian Smolik, Debbie Smith; Honor Roll: Julie Crosby, Wayne Freeman, Bobby Jirasek, Ron Jurek, Branch Luetge, Dean Nelson, Mark Revermnn, Cindy Ruland, Paul Sanderson, Nina Sheffield, Karen Townsend, Jimmie Twardowski, Sharon Stanberry, Les Lindsey. continued from page 1 Lutherans Clear Debt Katy Junior High School Honor Roll Third Six Weeks SIXTH GRADE High Honor Roll (All A's): Rose Hering; Honor Roll: Phillip Baker, Robert Bohmfalk, Sarn Dewees, August Goerner, Leah Hamilton, Suzanne Hilton, Hanneke Humphrey, Vicky Jirasek, David Jones, Tony Lostracco, Kenneth Mills, Gary Patek, Bruce Sage, B1 a i Smolik, Lnuru White, Debbie Williams. Douglas Smith. SEVENTH GRADE High Honor Roll (All a's): Tammy Andrews, Mabel Baumruk, Linda Heckeloberg, Vicki Him- tede; Honor Roll: Charles Campbell, Eve Casty, Cheri Cowart, Dolleen Froelich, Polly Heslon. Rayford Joseph, Leslie Martin, Leanne Martin, Leslie McConnell, Charles Mullins, Lisa Nelson, Amy Pntton, Kathy Robnson, Robert Schumnc- ker, Laura Williams.

EIGHTH GRADE High Honor Roll (All A's): Mary Baumruk, Wayne Freeman, Cheryl Hamilton, Randy Pepper, Shelley Scurlock, tiaren Townsend; Honor Roll: Julie Crosby, Leslie Dunlap, Bobby Field, Gertrude Harris, Steven Hyde, Bobby Jirasek, Ron Jurek, Branch Luetge, Michael Mlcak, Dean Netson, Elaine Nitschke, Mark Reverman, Cindy Ruland, Rian Smolik, i i Twardowski, Sharon Stanberry, Debbie Smith, Les Lindsey. Household Hints For elegant decorating, think minors, the Picture and Frame Institute. or Urge, a election of at least two or three grouped together can bring light, vene and space to dull, isolated areai. Regardleii of the type of paint you have used, rinse and comb the bristles of the paint brush, let dry and wrap in heavy paper. Store the brush in either a suspended or flat position to keep bristles straight.

Next time you fry onions, pour cup of vinegar into the pan after cooking. Let It simmer for few minutes. Then wash pan, the usual way. The pan will be odorless and fresh again. architects.

No target date for the building program has been set at this date. The Sanctuary of Christ Lutheran Church was designed not only to provide comfortable and inspiring quarters for 125 worshipers, but also to preserve the history of this old Texas church. The new wood frame and brick veneer structure is located exactly on the same spot as the old Sanctuary that served for many years. The Architects, Winters and Wilpitz, of Houston took special pains to avoid any tree removal on this nicely wooded site. As a reminder of the past, the original bell that once hung in the tower, is now placed in its own permanent brick tower without interruption to its service.

Christ Lutheran Church, Pattison, Texas, was organized and the original constitution drawn up on December 11, 1890, in a private home in the Pattison community. Persons signing the constitution were: Henry Reitz, Fer- (lonand Stenzel, Herman Kitzman, William Ebel, Fritz Ebel, H. Stieghan, Fritz Wohlt, H. Wohll, Carl Wenzel, Fred Hammerling, Henry Keuneke, Charlie Neumann (Neiman), John Neumann (Neiman), G. Beuner, Robert Krienke and August Ehlert.

Previous to this dnle the Rev. J. J. Trinkluin had been called to hu a misslonary-aUarge in the" State of Texas. Ho started at Hockley and reached westward to many communities, including Pattison, Sealy, and Cat Spring.

It seems Rev. Trinkleln was instrumental in getting lliu Lutherans of the 1'aUi- son community to organize. PASTORS On September 14, 1890, the Rev. Paul 0. Heckel became pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Sealy.

He lived in Cat Spring, however, and this congregation then combined with Sealy and Pattison to form one parish. No doubt Pastor Heckel led the founding of Christ Lutheran Church although his signature was not on the constitution. Pastor Heckel served his parishes until the spring of 1893. The Rev. P.

A. Wenzel took over the three parishes in 1893. In 1895 he was given an assistant, Candidate A. R. Roglitz, who was ordained and installed as pastor of Cat Spring, Sealy, Pattison, and Orchard in October, 1890.

He was the first pastor to reside in Sealy (the others had resided in Cat Spring), From September, 181)8 to December, 1900 the Rev, Herman Schmdit came from Illinois to serve. Rev. J. T. Hesemann served from 1901 to 1904, and Rev.

Louis Heinemeier 1904 to 1910. Some of the succeeding pastors who served ana guided the Lutherans at Pattison were: Rev. 0. H. Hoemann, 1910 to 1917; Rev.

Fritz Mueller, 1917 to 1919; Rev. M. J. Scaer, 1920 to 1924. In 1924-1925 student H.

J. Weseloh aided Pastor Scaer by preaching at Pattison. Several visiting pastors served the congregation during 1925 to 1933. From 1933 to 1937 the congregation was served by Pastor F. W.

Lammert of Cypress, who commuted once a month. In 1938 candidate Arthur Simmons of Kansas City, Missouri, accepted the call of the Pattison and Katy congregations, and was ordained and installed in January of 1940 by Rev. A. Froehlich of Houston. Katy and Pattison congregations remained one parish until January 1953 when Memorial Lutheran Church at Katy declared itself self- supporting.

The same year the Church at Hempstead joined Pattison and the two congregations formed one parish until Pastor A. C. Liefer accepted a call to Sail Benito in the early part of 1959. Christ Lutheran Church again bccnmc tt single parish until Pastor A. J.

Niemann resigned in May 1961. Rev. Simmons had served' until '4'i. Others following were Rev. Richard Brandt, '44 to '47 Rev.

Harold Schlicker, '47 to'49; Rev. A. C. Liefer, '50 to '59J and Rev. A.

J. Niemann, 1959 to 1964. In 1965 Christ Lutheran again joined with Katy. and Rev. Alvin Musgrove agreed to serve both congregations When Pastor Musgrove left in 1969 he was followed within a short while by Pastor 0.

H. Horn, who also serves the Katy congregation. continued from page 1 Katy be sent back to Caldwell to be proofread and reprinted." Mayor Watts asked him to give the council notes of corrections they wanted. "We are approving this ordinance in substance, w6 are approving the worded ordinance. It is and the map is the other We have not studied the map.

The map should be reviewed with much caution," Mr. Motheral said. Mayor Watts praised Mr. Motheral, who aer? ved as chairman of the Zoning Committee, and Mr. W.

D. Fussell, who is chairman of the Planning Committee. "You have spent so much time in service to the community and I and the aldermen appreciate what you are doing." He then asked Mr. Motheral and his committee to study the zoning map since they were so familiar with the ordinance and to report their ideas to the council. He also asked Mr.

Fussell to have the planning committee to review the ordinance and the map. The council voted to make arrangements with W. J. Divin to stockpile street materials for minor repairs. A proposal by Biggs- Landrum Associates for a re-evaluation gram was presented but no action was taken.

Mastoi Gotmer's Mother Dies Paige, Texas Mrs. Delpha Wiley Goerner, 85, of Texas, passed away on. January 22, 1971 in Houston hospital. Services were held a 2 p.m.« Sunday, January 24th, at! Phillips and Luckey Fu-; neral Home Chapel in; Giddings, with the Reverend Philip Rfley offi-i dating. Interment was: at Ridgeway Cemetery; near Paige.

She was bom on March 10,1885 at Kings-; bury, Texas. She was: married to August Goenier on January 1912 making her home in the Paige community. Survivors include two' daughters, Mrs. Anna Reed of Austin and Mrs. Doris Laake of Houston; three sons, Wiley Goer-; ner of Houston, Maston; Goerner of Katy, and- Harold Goerner of Smithy ville.

Fourteen grandchildren, including Linda Sides of Houston, Dennis, Paul, Delphine, August, Robert and Michael of Katy; and one great- grandchild, Donna Marie Sides. Preceding her in death 'were her husband and son, Holbrook Goerner..