Local social notes and community updates in Brookshire
The column recounts gatherings, visits, and entertainments around Brookshire Texas including visitors Margeret Fredric and Ruth Davis, a weed patch of social events on Houston road, a Saturday supper under trees, and a charity lawn party planned for July 20 hosted by the Ladies Society. It notes notarial services by W. TD Mills and travel from Houston to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P. Cox
Waci
Weililesdity
G Adams
Houston Road
Mary Helen Bains
Edwina Adams
E. G. Miller
Patnot Donigan
Presiding Elder Will Preach At Methodist Church
Presiding Elder Rev Thomas of this district will preach at the Methodist Church on Saturday and Sunday next. All are invited to attend. Miss Evelyn Sterling returned from a visit to a friend. Smith is installing a partition and fixing the bathroom at the Savoy Barber Shop this week. N Brookshire received a cattle car from St Augustine Wednesday. G W Buller received a car of alfalfa one day this week. A car of ice was received last Friday by Wilpith Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Evelyn Sterling
Angi Ae Ry
Smith
Savoy
N. Brookshire
St. Agusting
G. W. Buller
Wilpith Co
Mrs Denton Family Return From Visitation
Mrs W R Denton and children concluded a ten day visit to relatives in Brookshire and Houston and returned to their home at West End Saturday morning.
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Bureknard
Houston
P. M. Cuny
Fort Worth
W.R. Denton
Brookshire
Houstin
Homse
West Inst Satuday Morn
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