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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
1
S Hovas of Houston visited last Wednesday. G T Shearer had The Times sent to A C Shearer in Eta wah Tennessee for a year. W R Wilpitz added to The Times mailing list for a year. Mose Sumper and J B Enos were in Houston last Sunday.
Voters in the second primary Saturday August 28 will select the governor and other state officers not decided in the first primary. Democrats are urged to vote to uphold a democratic government and prevent a clique from pushing its schemes on the public.
The two week revival at the M church closed last Sunday night with about twenty additions. Rev. J. E. White and his brother Rev. P F White led the meeting and earned praise from church workers for strong outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Max Wander hosted the 42 Club with games and prizes including a vase for high scorer Mrs F M Momeny and a comical rubber ball booby prize for Mrs E H Martin. Refreshments were served as others visited and various residents traveled between Houston Rosenberg and local homes.
Miss Zoria Purvis returns home after Easterly visit. Miss Laura Steckes visiting sister in Fredville. Willie Schmit of Brookshire spent last Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Smith shopped in Hempstead. Ellison and Hugh King on business here. Roy Montgomery visited last Thursday. Thomas Schmidt made a flying trip to Hempstead for business. Stella Burkett leaves for Cuero to take high school principalship. Rev W Moore held regualr services at Penick to large crowds. Mrs. S F Weaver ill this week. Lotis Wehrli of Dallas visiting Jno Prey Sr family. John H Smith and wife guests of Jno Frey Sr. Robertsoon motored to Hempstead for business. W F Smith here last Sunday. W J Robertson in town Friday selling cotton. Jimmie and Richard Weaver visited Hempstead on Wednesday. Sam Dukes home on G G Thomas plane. fire from defective flue burned house, loss about 500 dollars, no insurance.
The service will be held at 9 30 a m next Sunday and the public is invited to attend. Attorney A Reed, representing M E T clients, appeared before the Board of Equalization last Wednesday.
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