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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
6
Joslynn Diskin, 14, flew to Memphis for a six week visit with family friends. Howard’s birthday last week earned him a trip to New York in celebration and telephoning and postcarding remain common.
Public notice summarizes a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to add a section authorizing counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with bond proceeds subject to ad valorem taxes and restrictions on use of tax and utility revenues. Set for election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1968.
Brookshire residents report a busy summer with visits from relatives and friends from Texas and Nebraska. Local events include HemisFair in San Antonio and trips to Nassau Miami Key West Forts Johnson Sumpter. Several families plan or finish vacations while others prepare for school reopening.
Schools, Mrs Gladys Thompson enjoyed a night away with the Bemus at their country home. Rev Lowell Howard M F Dollar Ken Canion Gerry Young and Doug las Mayberry attended the Baptist Brotherhood Convention in Palacios Thursday. Mrs Doris Agonian and granddaughter Judy Waters vacationed three days in the Piney Woods last week. Mr and Mrs Tugo Seidel hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W W Cloud of Houston and Mr and Mrs Devil Laywell of Katy. Mrs E S Leland of Houston called Mrs Chester Jor dan to say they would visit for the day. The group toured ranch activity and enjoyed a family visit with Mrs Daniel Wagner and four children Tina Kimberly Kerry and Daniel.
A historical note extols advertising as a driver of growth and consumer demand. It argues ads boost profits, reveal product improvements, and foster competition leading to lower prices. It underscores small businesses can prosper through imaginative advertising and that newspapers, magazines, radio, and TV rely on ad revenue.
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