The Brookshire Times from Brookshire, Texas • Page 4

FOUR Hometown newspaper of Brookshire and Katy, Texas Thursday, July Mr. And MM. Nolan Jomet Miller Phillips-Miller Nuptials Miss Debbie Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Phillips of Orchard and Nolan James Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edes Touchet of Rrookshire. were married in a candlelight ceremony Friday evening, 7:00 o'clock. July 10, 1071.

The Rev. Scar- liormijrh of Alief ner- 1'oi-med the ceremony, in the home of the bride's parents, in the presence of the immediate family memlwi's. Helen Courville was innid of honor while Richard Touchcl. recently home from service, did the honors as man for his brother. A small reception wns held in the bride's home where her sister.

Mrs, Linda Sage and niece assisted with hostess duties. The couple is at home at HOB Purdy Street. Hrookshire, in the Hnr- irrave Apts. Mr. Miller is employed by Texaco on (lessner Roml Card of Thanks Thanks to all my friends for help, for flowers and cards while I wns in the hospital.

Every act of kindness was appreciated. Lune Ramirez MAYER APARTMENTS, Inc. iMit. WALLIS, TEXAS Phone: 713-478-2121 1-2-3 BEDROOMS Moderately Priced for Moderate Income SNAG CARPET COVBB) CARPORTS MASTB IV ANTBWA WALK-IK CLOSETS UnUTlBPAlD 6BBAL BECTRK KITCHEN itnmlef ibaHaltxatkim GOLD MEDALLION APABTMEN1 MitchlM iltcMo (wiling ind ilr ilMtctrlo Utelww Iridal Showor Glvti for Jiii Saturday afternoon, July 24, was the appointed time of a bridal shower at the H. 0.

Bundick mme honoring Mrs. June Reynolds Eubanks. She and Carl Eubanks ate newlyweds of 3 weeks and have made their tome in Fordyce, Arkansas. Mrs. Eubanks was o)-mer P.

E. teacher in he Royal Schools. Those attending the bower were Mrs. Louise Urn. Mrs.

Frank Stallknecht. Mrs. Ella High- Mrs. David Kosclskie, Mrs. Frankie Dee Cooper, Mrs.

Eva lundick and Miss Yvon- te Bundick. Pete Bun- lick and Carl visited while the ladies convened. Cake and coffee was served for refreshments. lune received some nice gifts to help her in mak- ng her new home. HAPPY BIRTHDAY JO YOU The Tingles Enjoy A Week In Hawaii Coistaict Tiritr Host RHA Dixie Camp Royal Neighbors of America oh nerves each stated meeting on the third Tuesday evening in each month.

The July meeting was in the home of Mrs. Hope Cooper with Mrs. Dusty Turner as hostess. The semi-audit reflected the camp in good condition. Oracle Frankie Dee Cooper spoke of fall plans which.

included more visitation with shut-ins. Assorted sandwiches, relishes, dessert and coffee were served to Neighbors, Lois Dalton, Peril iece McCauley, Bertie Adams, Minnie Bains, Delta Dalton, Frankie Dee Cooj)er and Florence Wells. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. John Beauchamp and son John Brent, age 2, are recent newcomers to Katy.

They reside at 1510 Ave. A. Mr. Beauchamp is the new assistant coach for Katy High School. The Beauchamps are from Nacogdoches, where Mr.

Beauchamp was a concli. They nre new members of the First Methodist Church here. Mrs. Beauchamp will be one of Katy's substitute tench- era. JULY 29th Ruby Woods, Andy An.

drews, Janet Stanberry, Kathryn Banfield, Harold Gilbert, Darrel Bode. JULY 30th Cindy Cardiff, Kathy Mathis, Paula Garrett, Bob Garrett, Venton A. Kocurek, Vernon A. Kocurek, Deanda Hustede, Phil Cloud, David Gooding. JULY 31st Buddy Adams, Eddie Highrabedian, Mrs.

R. Robertson, Patsy Mayo. Mary Tubbs, Pearl Williams, Robert Wilson. Kenneth Franz, Perry Pruitt. AUGUST 1st E.

L. Brode, Bill Cardiff, Buddy Meier, Shirley Broadus, Dudley Gregory, Linda Wiesner, Paul Roderich, Carol Mayberry Gene Cullins. AUGUST 2nd Brenda Weinman, Jor Zubik, Jerry Barker, David Scott, Carolyn Me- Ilroy, Wanda Morgan, Sherri Sweeney, Jean Barnett, Lillian Mansell, Dusty Weathers, Dorothy Pierce, Yvonne Mr- Beath. AUGUST 8nl Bill Stnllknecht, Evelyn Waters. Mrs.

0. M. Redus, Betty Martin, Ida Faye Elder, Lloyd Hunt- singei-. AUGUST 4th Ron Hughes, Roland Btisch, Jack Donald, Mrs. Rae Duffield, Robert Redus, Peter Orsak, Terri Zahradnick, Henry Peek, Fred Peck, Bronwyn Jane Taylor, Pnttic Kirkpatrick, E.

DR- Roch, Randy Bi-ast. On July 6, Pat and Bill Tingle drove to Dallas, to join the Carr-Dulaney Tour of Hawaii. The tour left Love Field at 1:50 in two 707 Braniff planes; arriving in Hawaii at 5:45 (Hawaii Time). We were taken by bus to the Ambassador Hotel where we were given our room mimtrers. We happened to be assigned to the Waikiki Gateway Hotel across the street from the Ambassador.

It was a brand new hotel with very nice spacious rooms. On Tuesday morning the entire group met in the conference room to hear various persons explain the week's option tours Then we were given Unit to sign up for the we had decided to take during the week. It was about 11:00 by then am we boarded several sight seeing buses and were given a tour of Honolulu The first stop was ai the Monkey-Pod factory where the Poly nesian people make tiful wooden trays, lazy susans, Iwwls, etc. ou of this hardwood. continued through the city, going by the (lov error's Mansion, lolan TAUEY'S RADIO aid TV HI Fl STEREO Alt makes repaired lervicemen ITS NITROGEN TIME ON2NDCROP RICE For Olin Urea Ammonium Sulfate Jack Fields, Manager Olin Urea NELSON WAREHOUSE STORAGE Fields 852-4279 IHC Dovid Nelsoi 852-7570 MILLARD'S AIR SERVICE Specializing In Rice Work Phono 852-7875 Palace, and the finuncia district.

Bill and I got of the bus at the Ala Moan: Shopping Center (lit largest center in the world). We ate lunch at the Continental Restaurant therein, choosing Chinese food, which was delicious, and very reasonable. Tuesday evening nlwttt a hundred of the group boarded the Ale Ale Kai a sailing vessel, and and sailed out of the harbor to Diamond Head, an extinct crater. We were served a delicious dinner on board, saw the sun set over the bay, and were entertained with Hawaiian music and songs. Wednesday mot'iiiiiR we boarded mini-buses for the Oceanic Sealife Park tour.

We left tin- city and headed for the windward side of Oalui. traveling through picturesque scenes of mountains, waterfalls, green valleys, and the Wilson Tunnel. Seal if Park much like Mnrinelnm! or the Pacific, but built in a much more beautiful setting of coral reef. Thursday morning Bil and I walked to the Ilikin and Hilton Hawaiian Village area on Waikik Beach. We enjoyed the blue, blue water, cleai sandy beach, and in the hotels.

At noon rode the glass, outsidi elevator of the Ilikia Hotel to the top of the hole for lunch. What a beautiful sight of the beach area, harbor, and from there! evening we boarded seen ic tours buses for tlu Polynesian Cultural fen ter. This was a two houi drive through green vnl leys, along mountain sides, and shorelines the windward side Oahu. We stopped foi dinner at Pat's At Puna luu for a complete bur gundy beef and coconu tart meal delicious We again boarded ou buses and continued ti the Cultural Center, I was dark by now and th lighting in the was very effective. saw authentic reproductions of six villages Tongan, Hawaiian, Talii tian, Maori, Fijian, an Samoan.

At 9:30 a lav is production of dancin music, and pageantr was put on by a cast about a hundred younjr people from each culture, in an outside theatre. Ou Friday we didn't have a tour scheduled so we walked to Waikiki Beach in the area of Royal Hawaiian Hotel. We also saw the Kodak Show in that vicinity. Saturday was the big day! We left our hotel at 6:30 a.m. by mini-bus for the airport.

There we boarded Hawaiian Air Tour Service (HATS) planes for the 8 Island tour. The pilot narrated during the whole trip. giving us much information about the islands. Our first stop was on the big island of Hawaii at the Kona airport. There we boarded a sight-seeing bus and had a tour of the fishing village of Kona.

Back on the plane and over Mauna Loa and Kilauea crater, both of which are active volcanos belching forth smoke. From there we flew over the black sand beaches, Hilo, the main city on Hawaii, and across the channel to Maui. Maui is known as the Valley Island and is much greener than Hawaii. Molokai, the Friendly Island, was our stop for lunch. After a delicious buffet lunch at the hotel, we lioarded our plane and flew to the garden Isle of Katiai.

This island is quite green, too. The Iwautiful sight here wns the Waimea Canyon, much like the Grand Can. yon in Arizona. We landed on the eastern side of the isle at the Wailua Airport where we boarded buses that took us to the Wailua River. Here we had a mile bo'at ride down the river to a fern grotto.

Back on our plane and fifty minute ride AdrJeks-Barker 4-H Dross Revwe On June 17 the Harris County Dress Revue was held at the Houston Lighting A Power Company, where all the girls modeled their dresses. The clothes were previously judged at the Harris County Courthouse on their construction. There were nine ilubs that participated. The five girls of Addicks- Barker 4-H Club were Kathy Kolbe, Gail Moers, Claire Smolik, Tassy Giddens and Margaret Williams. Kathy and Margaret won blue ribbons.

Gai! aUo won a blue ribbon and received a present from Foley's for placing second in her group. Tassey and Claire were unable to attend the final judging. This year Foley's picked 15 girls from these nine clubs to sew and model some back-to- school clothes anil Kathy and Gail were chosen. Foley's will furnish the material, pattern, all accessories. The girls will get to keep the garments after they are modeled at Foley's Northwest Auditorium September 18th.

brought us back to Honolulu Ail-port. It was 0:30 p.m. by now and many beautiful sights had Irnen seen the last 12 hours. Sunday morning we revisited Waikiki Beach. Sunday evening the en- ire group boarded buses ind went to a private lome for luau.

This meal was quite an exper- ence for Bill and me! Wo tried all the food and decided the can the poi and salmon salad! Monday was spent lacking and getting pineapples to bring home. We arrived Dallas Tuesday morning at 6:15 aboard n747. Card of ftaib wish to thank the many friends who were so nice to me while I was in the Sugar Land Hospital and recuperating at home. Your prayers, cards, visits, flowers and other signs of kindness were very much appreciated. Mrs.

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