Personal notes from Houston Stock Show week
Mrs W D Mills is in Houston this week for medical attention. A O Muske and Mrs A Bijie were in Houston Tuesday afternoon. The R W Averys and Will Adams were in Houston for the Stock Show this week.
13 Feb 1942
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1942
Page
1
Mrs W D Mills is in Houston this week for medical attention. A O Muske and Mrs A Bijie were in Houston Tuesday afternoon. The R W Averys and Will Adams were in Houston for the Stock Show this week.
Real estate listing offers three lots totaling 150 by 140 feet with a 560 acre prairie farm and grazing land and constant water supply for cattle. Includes tenant house and electricity, plus an 188 acre prairie farm adjoining the tract, 160 acres Brazos bottom land well improved, and 368 acres Brazos bottom land available with the described tract. Also 29 acre Brazos Bottom Farm. Inquiries to D Agopian for prices and terms. Hempstead visitors J P Cox Bains BD Legett WR McCauley and Co W Barnum.
Brookshire Pattison citizens over subscribed the Red Cross War Fund Drive. Mrs W D Bains thanks contributors and collectors as totals show Brookshire 271 50 Pattison 151 25 with both areas 422 78. Adv notices mention legal work and Judge Anderson at The Times office. Andrew Highrabedian Hempstead visitor Casper Rheman and B D Legett Stock Show visitors.
Roland Wirpitz returns to his station at Great Lakes Jr. after a family visit. Anna Ruth Beyler of Houston spent the weekend at home. G I Shearer entered a Houston hospital this week with serious eye trouble.
All men aged twenty to forty four who have not registered before must register next Monday, February 16. Four locations are available in Hempstead, Waller, Prairie View, and Brookshire. The schoolhouse here stays open 7 p.m. to 9 a.m. on registration day.
Gov. Coke Stevenson proclaims the first and fifteenth of each month as Defense Bond and Stamp Day in Texas. The aim is to boost patriotic purchases to finance wartime needs as salaried citizens receive pay and spending can be redirected from luxuries to bonds and stamps for the United Nations.
The organization aims to prove public support for fighting personnel by delivering warm clothes and comfort kits directly to troops. It urges every town to establish a local branch, listing needed items such as sweaters hats socks scarves gloves and basic hygiene and entertainment supplies.
Thur-Fri. Feb. 12-13 features Abbott and Costello in In The Navy with the Andrews Sisters and Dick Powell plus latest news and a cartoon segment in the program listing.
The Baptist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C W Barnums home. A Bible lesson followed by a business session preceded refreshments of meat salad crackers cake and tea for members.
FE E Brown of Katy has been accepted into the United States Navy at the Houston recruiting office, marking a step toward naval service. Brown joins a cohort of local volunteers seeking armed forces careers, with training anticipated after enlistment.
Saturday February 14 presents Saddlemates with The three Mezquito era Last chapter of Jungle Girl News Serial Vartoon Sun Men. February 15 16 showcases Gresa Carbo Melvin Doug las. Latest News and Helping Handa.
A two day spread on February 17 and 18 presents Henry Aldrich for president with Jimmie Lydon Charlie Smith and Mary Anderson as featured participants along with a supporting cartoon segment.
A brief 1920s theater listing announces Jean Arthur and Chas Coburn starring in a latest news and cartoon feature for Thursday and Friday showtimes.
Myrns Loy William Powell and Mrs Jack Dalton of Houston visited her father W D Cooper on Sunday.
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