News of Neighbors Happenings in Katy Spotlight Visits
Mr and Mrs Halden Longenbaugh spent last week at Leaky with relatives and friends visiting from Tyler Baytown Port Neches Portsmouth Va Angleton and Katy. Orval Rhoads will enter New Herman Hospital Thursday for care and recovery.
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Katy
Halden Longenbaugh
Leaky
D Kl. Blackwell
Tyler
L. 8
Carole
Green Lake Hospital
Auckland
J. P. Benckendorff
R. L. Godkin
Veda Sterling Leggett
Will Adams
Guy Bains
Marsha Fussell
Se. Joseph Hospital
Fritz Finke
M. J. Dunlap, Sr
Houston
M. d. Dunlap Jrs
W. G. Boulter
Shelly
Randy
Baytown
G. R. Garrett
Local Social Roundup Bridges Holidays With News
The column records numerous visits and events around Dec 1947 including family gatherings hospital stays and travel. Notable mentions include minor knee surgery awaiting Christmas return home, Kay Read formerly Carol Romack visiting with family, Oscar Backen funeral attendance by Gerald and Carole Eggers, a World Book Company luncheon, and a 26th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Grover Doss along with multiple hospital recoveries and holiday greetings.
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Houston
L. B. Hart
M. E. Hestilow
Halden Longen
Oscar Backen
Marian Yarborough
Braniff
Dallas
Greenville
Rev
D. L. Blackpisell
Halden Longenbaughs
Tim Boliff
Johny Clapp
Bandera County
Tenry Edwood
Stanley
Jesse Keefe
Maurice Burke
Metina
Grover Doss
George Vucinovich
Melissa Brackman
Sheridan- Lincoln
World Book Company
Cyril Orgak
Laver
Henry Meijer
Sealy
J. &. Taylor
A. 0
Miller
Carole Reeves
Jesmond Road
Runceman R. D
Auckland
New Zealand
Services Held For Mrs Susie Adams
Funeral services for Mrs. Susie Estelle Adams were held at Sacred Heart Church in Brookshire with Rev. R A Jackson officiating. Interment followed in Pattison Cemetery. She died December 12 in a Houston hospital after months of illness. She was born October 7 1882 in Pattison and married John Adams November 22 1903. Survivors include two daughters, a grandson, a great granddaughter, a great grandson, and a brother.
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Susie Estelle Adams
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Brookshire
R. A. Jackson
Pattison Cemetery
Schmdit Funneral
Schmidt
Susie
Houston
Pattison
William C
Mollie Clemons
Incarnate Word Academy
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
John Adams
Adams
Lillie Mae Adams
John
Marguerite) Pitts
John W
Billy) Pitts
Carroll Clemons
Malcolm Adams
Glenn Adams
G. T. Pattison, Jr
Frank Stallknecht
Stinnett Thomas
Frank Norwood
Two Cedar Trees Stolen From J E Mikeska Home
Mr and Mrs J E Mikeska report two of their three cedar trees missing from the front of their home last weekend. Thieves crawled through a fence about 200 yards from the house and sawed the trees off near the ground. The three year old trees were well cared for and Mrs Mikeska worries about future thefts of Christmas trees.
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J. E. Mikeska
Its a Boy for Mr and Mrs Hudgen in Katy
Mr and Mrs Floyd Eugene Hudgen welcome son Faron Eugene born Monday December 10 at Sealy Hospital weighing 4 pounds 8 ounces. Parents recently moved to Katy from Harrisburg Arkansas.
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Floyd Eugene Hudgen
Faron Eugene
Sealy Hospital
Katy
Harrisburg
Ark
Card of Thanks from Tri County Jaycees on Santa project
The Tri County Jaycees thank the Brookshire Pattison Katy area for supporting the Santa Claus project by purchasing Christmas trees. Your generosity provided fruit candy nuts and happiness to about 1000 youngsters in the region.
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Brookshire
Pattison
Katy
Santa
Tigers gain revenge over Rebels in close 55 52 win
Katy Tigers beat St John Rebels 55 52 with John Rhodes 16 points Jerry Gipson 14 and Schlottman 10 leading scoring. Rebounding was key as Rhodes Schlottman Gipson each pulled strong boards.
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Weimar
Katy Tigers
St. John Rebels
Rebels
Tigers
Katy
John Rhodes
Jerry Gipson
Bill Schlottman
Stanley Thompson
Rhodes
Schlottman
Gipson
Don Thurman
Tiger
Tiger B s stumble as Pederson nets 25 across two games
The Tiger B squad dropped both games last week with scores 43 38 against Weimar and 37 30 against St. John. Mike Pederson led the team with 11 points in the first game and 14 in the second as teammates failed to provide a balanced scoring threat.
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Mike Newman
Tiger B
Weimar
St. John
Mike Pederson
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Wiesner's Clothing Store
Brookshire, Texas
Lee
Fred and
Alyne Wiesner
Mabel Harris Insurance Agency
Dalton
Mrs
Jack Dalton
American Rice Growers Association
Susie Adams
J. E. Mikeske
The
Tri-County
Jaycees
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Feaita
Louire Schlipf
Christ