Addicks Businesses Relocated For Interstate 10 Construction
Addicks shops including Goldons service station Schulz Grocery and the post office moved to new blocks as Interstate 10 construction progresses. Residents endure dust, temporary utilities outages and road changes while officials plan a feeder road and overpass.
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Addicks
Goldons
Addicks Post
Schulz Grocery
California
U. S
Schulz
Skeet’s
HL & P Co
70 MPH Speed Limit Takes Effect Tomorrow
The new 70 mile per hour maximum speed limit becomes effective on our highways tomorrow August 28. The Texas highway department warns motorists to drive safely as speed increases highway accident risks.
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Texas Highway Department
Brookshire Florist Hosts Open House Saturday
Mrs. Mary Tubbs and Miss Jimmie Dell Tubbs invite the public to Brookshire Florist and Nursery on Front Street for an open house this Saturday August 24. The event runs all day with refreshments and attendance gifts, and the formal opening details are in the advertisement.
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Mary Tubbs
Jimmie Dell Tubbs
Brookshire Florist and Nursery
Front St
Brookshire
Wiesner's Offers Year's Supply of Jeans in Contest
Wiesner's in Brookshire promotes Saddle-Champ jeans and introduces O'Bi Whites this week. The store will award a year's supply of jeans to one customer via in store registration open to all shoppers.
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Wiesner's
Brookshire
Katy Schools to Open for 1963-64 Term
Katy schools will open Tuesday morning September 8 for the 1963-64 term with classes at 8 30 a m and dismissal 3 31 p m The district operates thirteen buses with about 75 percent of students transported Bus routes aim to arrive by 8 15 to 8 20 a m Lunch prices remain 80 cents for grades 1-8 and 35 cents for grades 4-12 Lunchrooms at Katy Addicks and Kilpatrick schools will be open first day.
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Katy
Addicks
Kilpatrick
Elections For ASC Committeemen In Waller County
Lee L. Menke announced upcoming community elections for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee members in Waller County. Ballots go to eligible voters August 31 1963 and must be returned by September 12 1963. Three community committee men and two alternates to be chosen. elected officials will serve as delegates to the county convention where the ASC county committee is selected.
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Lee L. Menke
ASC County
Waller County
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
Local Students to Hear Educators at Citizenship Seminar
Harris County Farm Bureau sends 16 local high school students to a three day Citizenship Seminar at Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville August 20 to 25. Over 220 students expected with 77 county bureaus supporting. Speakers include John Noble Dr Nicholas Nyaradli Dr Harry Love and others.
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SHSTC
Harris County Farm Bureau
Sam
Humble State Bank
Tomball Episcopal Church
Katy JayCees
Katy Young Farmers
Farmers Coop Market
Harris County
Pam Harlan
Johnny Colman, Jr
Humble
Spring
Richard Crenshaw
Jo Ann Coon
Tomball
Clyde Duplissey
Charles Millikan
Cypress
Jackie Jackson
Hempstead
Mary Lou Buller
Pattison
Waller County Farm Bureau
Nicholas Nyaradli
Bradley Univity
Peoria
Harry Love
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
George S. Benson
Clifton Ganns, Jr
School of
Royal Band Booster Club Organizes Enthusiasm Grows
Royal High School Band booster club forms with Mrs. J. D. Turner as president and Kent Holder directing. Officers include vice president Mrs. M. D. Venable secretary Mrs. John Bollinger treasurer Mrs. L. A. Venable and publicity chair Mrs. M. H. Schmidt. A bake sale is set for August 24 at Schmidt Furniture and memberships begin immediately.
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Rooster Club
Royal High School
Will
J. D. Turner
M. D. Venable
John Bollinger
L. A. Venable
M. H. Schmidt
F. IH. Stallknecht
A.M. Taylor
Kent Holder
Royal School
City Pharmacy Announces Back-To-School Sale
City Pharmacy in Brookshire promotes a back-to-school sale with school supplies and tagged items. A guessing contest is offered and ice cream cones are given with sales. Read the advertisement for bonanza specials and contest directions.
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City Pharmacy
Brookshire
Thirty nine Tiger squadmen begin preparation for first game
Thirty nine Tigers start 1968 season with equipment issue and first practice. They open September 6 hosting the Navasota Rattlers who beat them 18-13 last year. Replacements for key graduates are needed as ten veterans provide core for the forthcoming season.
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Tiger
Tigers
Navasota Rattlers
Rattlers
Othel Sanford
Bill Schlottman
Don Elder
Charles Cooper
Orval Rhoads
Jerry Gipson
Sanford
Schlottman
Elder
Cooper
Rhoads
Gipson
Lions Club Mother Hubbard Game Set Friday in Brookshire
The Brookshire Lions Club hosts a charity baseball game against the Waller Lions Club at 8 00 p m in Brookshire Lions Club park. Participants act as Mother Hubbards in costume to entertain as proceeds fund club activities with 50 cents adults 25 cents children. Royal Band Director Kent Holder will lead a band and students for entertainment.
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Mother Hubbard
Brookshire Lions Club
Waller Lions Club
Lions Club Park
Brookshire
Mother Hubbards
Mother Goose
Lions Clubs
Royal Band
Kent Holder
Fort Bend County Youth Rodeo Dates Announced
The 5th annual Fort Bend County Youth Rodeo is set for August 30 and 31 at the Rosenberg Fair Grounds starting at 7 p.m. nightly. Admission is 90 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. Billy Morgan presides as president and rodeo chairman, with Mrs. Morgan as secretary and E. B. Monigold as vice president.
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Ft. Bend County
Fort Bend County
Fair Grounds
Rosenberg
Billy Morgan
Youth Rodeo Association
Mrs. Morgan
E. B. Monigold
Registration Notice for Royal and Bunche High Schools
The Royal Independent School District announces pre registration for grades 9 through 12 at Royal High School and Ralph Bunche High School. Students must visit the principal's office during their assigned time: Seniors Monday Aug 26 9 to 12, Juniors 1 to 4, Sophomores Tue 9 to 12, Freshmen Tue 1 to 3. Schedule changes may be made at registration.
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Royal Independent School
Royal High School
Ralph Bunche
al Wa
Deductible Donations Aid Katy Fire Department Appeal
Citizens respond to the Katy Fire Department fundraising drive for a new fire truck. Donors include Louis Young Mabel Harris Mrs J H Wright L L Bartlett Ed Tillerson Mrs E W Peek and many local businesses. Donations are tax deductible and checks should be made out to the Katy Fire Department and mailed to Katy or to H A Hood the drive chairman.
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United Fund
Katy
Ed Tillerson
H. O. Anderson
Jack Townsend
Hal Cardiff
Frank Taylor
Marvin T. Brown
the Times
Katy Fire Department
Louis Young
Mabel Harris
J. H. Wright
L. L. Bartlett
E. W. Peek
Lloyd Ernstes
Hugh’s Cleaners
Thomas Texaco
Walter Mims
Gus W. Cummings
Bill Hayes
Jack M. Kinberger
Katy Auto Sales
Cecil Goynes
Bieri Motor Co
Katy Dept. Store
W. C
H. A. Hood
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Golbow
Highway Department
Henry Speeckmaier
Ine Goldow
Brookshire Florist
Katy United Fund Drive
Royal Band Booster Club
Cecil Willis
Schmidt Furniture
Ronnie Lammert
Mike Newman
John Rhodes
Lammert
Rhodes
Newman
Newman's
Dairy Queen
Lions
Royal and
Bunche
Beverlye Jordan
Melvin Jordan
Farm Bureau
Loretta Leibham
Felix Leibham
Houston