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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
4
3 bedroom 14 bath brick dwelling offered for rent or sale. Down payment option available with rent credit. Contact Olen Bachler contractor at phone 2-7566. Listing date 8 27 1te.
The Friendship Garden Club meets next Thursday December 10 at Mrs. Fred Buller’s home with Mrs. G Z Sadler as assistant hostess. Members bring a Christmas party gift for exchange. Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Elkin s give a short demonstration on decorations. Plant bulbs of agapanthus anemone calla crinum and tulip. cover tender plants to guard against freezing until temperatures rise.
The Royal FHA sells a variety of candies during the month to fund the upcoming Mother-Daughter Banquet next spring. Profits support the event and contact is available through Mrs G S Johnson Evelyn German or Letha Venable.
Mr. and Mrs. John Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Larsen express heartfelt gratitude for the kindnesses and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their mother and grandmother Mrs. Carrie Smith.
Doug Freeman’s pet dog Shorty died last Saturday amid beliefs it was poisoned. Mrs. Freeman and Mayor Gene Tudgens spoke of the crime’s cruelty and danger to children, noting the poison may have been placed in hot dogs.
Monday features barbecue beef on bun corn cabbage and carrot salad applesauce ginger bread bread and butter Tuesday serves sausage patty potatoes green peas whole wheat bread butter apple cobbler milk Wednesday offers roast and gravy rice lettuce salad rolls butter pineapple tidbits milk Thursday presents hotdogs potato salad blackeyed peas and cake
A brief line lists dishes including r with cherry sauce milk and Friday baked items such as greens cornbread butter and lemonade. The fragment hints at a meal service with southern side dishes and condiments offered that day.
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