Mitchells and Wiley-Tubbs Visit Brookshire
Mr and Mrs J P Mitchell and 10 J Wiley and Crystell Tubbs were in Brookshire Thursday. Alice Harrison of Stephenville spent the holidays here with her talka. Mrs Monty McCauley was a Houston shopper Friday.
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
4
Mr and Mrs J P Mitchell and 10 J Wiley and Crystell Tubbs were in Brookshire Thursday. Alice Harrison of Stephenville spent the holidays here with her talka. Mrs Monty McCauley was a Houston shopper Friday.
Victor Laas of San Antonio visited here last week Verna Wander of Honaton visited her folks over the holidays RR Bains and family of Bay Town visited relatives here Sunday and Monday Lillian Ester Buller was at home over the holidays.
The Sealy Garden Club sponsors a free showing of Picture of Famous Flower Trails at the Texas Theatre on Monday afternoon December 8. The Gulf Oil Company provides courtesy showing beginning at 3 o'clock. Brookshire Times extends invitation to Brookshire residents to attend.
TEMPE ARIZ. A truck driver, Guy Stewart, hauling gold ore from mine to smelter along the highway west of Tempe, discovers two sacks missing. He retraces his steps and learns another prospector had already taken the ore. The total bonanza is two sacks worth 10 cents each plus ore valued at $60.
In Madisonville Texas the Sidewalk Cattlemen's association issues a humorous set of rules. A man must own at least two head of cattle to wear boots and a three head owner gets one pants leg in while a four head owner stuffs the other leg. Six head owners may wear spurs, prompting mock celebration.
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