27 Feb 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1922
Page
1
A short reflective poem urging self improvement to better the world. It repeats advice to act righteously develop wisdom and spread kindness. The speaker suggests personal reform as the path to collective happiness and wiser living.
Mrs H N Savoy hosted a Monday afternoon forty two party for Mrs F M Momeny in a surprise birthday gathering. Eleven ladies met at 2:00 PM at the Savoy home, joined by tuna fish sandwiches coffee and cake after eight games. Mrs F Wells won a prize of handkerchiefs as the group departed at 6:30 PM, praising the hostess for a delightful afternoon.
Flowers will fade but stone endures as token of affection for the departed. See me for monuments by A. A. Muske. Just received a shipment of new spring hats. Miss I, BAMMERLING.
Dr. McIntyre the optician will be at the drug store on February 10 for eye tests and glasses fitting. One day only. Advertisement by W. M. McGaughey. Notary work available from A. B. Anderson at The Time Office.
Delegates in Hempstead chose new officers for the Waller County Farm Bureau for the coming year. P A Smith Hempstead R1 and R Wallgast Waller R1 drew losing spots, replaced by H Baethe Jr and Ross Brown. T B Gable remains president with Kaley as vice president and Smith secretary-treasurer. Regular meetings set for the first Monday at 1 30 pm.
The city children attended a Buster Brown and Tige show last Wednesday at 5 PM in Hovas store. Advertisements for Buster Brown Shoes were distributed to the children during the event.
The ground hog saw his shadow, signaling six weeks of continued cold weather despite wet conditions. W. D. Mills, Notary Public, advertises office in the Farmers' State Bank.
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