Quiet Wedding Unites W J Cooper Jr and Miss Habamacher
In a discreet ceremony last Tuesday night at the Methodist parsonage Rev Ed Prather united W J Cooper Jr and Miss Willoma Habamacher in marriage. The bride, daughter of Mr Mrs Habermacher of Addick, visited town for the occasion. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W J Cooper Sr of our city. The Times offers congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Cooper, Jr
Willoma Habamacher
Chessell Gra
Ed Prather
Habermacher
Addick
W. J. Cooper
Our City
The
Times
Lynch Davidson to Speak Saturday in Hempstead
Lynch Davidson candidate for governor will address Waller County voters at the courthouse Hempstead Saturday night June 7 at 8 30. He is a Texas business leader promoting more business in government and less government in business as his campaign theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Davidson
Waller County
Court House
Hempstead
Davidson
Texas
Revival camp meeting led by Rev. Chas F Parham at Hempstead
Evangelist Reverend Chas F Parham conducts an old time camp meeting in Hempstead starting June 5 through June 15. Two services daily at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m invite all, with emphasis on gospel ministers from all denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Parham
Hempstead
C H Wier Candidate for County Treasurer
C B Wier announces his candidacy for County Treasurer to be decided by Democratic Primary in July. A Hempstead businessman with two years as secretary and treasurer of the Hempstead branch of the National Farm Loan Association he pledges business judgment and attentive service and solicits support and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wier
Wier
Hempstead
National Farm Loan Association
Bray Baby Dies Here
Last Sunday morning the Angel of Death entered the home of Mr and Mrs W F Entrop and took their two year old grandson Ralph the twenty months old son of Mr and Mrs R W Brau of Granger. The baby had been ill about ten days and all efforts could not save him. God needed another cherub in heaven and sent His angel for the precious one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel of Death
W. F. Entrop
Ralph
R. W. Brau
Granger
Brookshire Roundup Sees Houston Visitors and School News
Brookshire locals note Roger Wilson and Houston wife visiting relatives last Sunday. Miss Eva Clapp returns home after Katy High School course. Born to Weldon Lenard a baby boy. mother and baby reported fine. Joe Stasney named Patterson School Trustee. Blackeyed Susan appears as a note.
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Eva Clapp
Katy High School
Weldon Lenard
Minnie Williams
Houston
Joe Stasney
Patterson
Blackeyed
Susan
Social Notices From Brookshire and Surrounding Areas
Henry Kitzman and wife spent Sunday with C A Wilpitz and family in Brookshire. T J Baker motored to Brookshire on business. Joe Stasny and family guest of Albert Titel at Addicks. Dan Wilpitz and wife with H Wisher and wife. Local dances at Besso's Creek reported a fine time. Miss Ethel Stone of Houston visited mother Mrs Otto Schumacher. Miss Ella Trettin in Orchard with F L Lang. Miss Clara Styers of Sunny Ride visited Brookshire. Mrs O Krienke left to visit daughter Mrs Albert Titel at Addicks. Cowboys busy dipping and causing noise. Willie Matska and wife visited Addicks. Bluebonnet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stone
Houston
Otto Schumacher
Funeral Services Held for Child in Smithville
Monday morning at 9 o'clock the little body was taken by grieving relatives to Smithville where funeral services were conducted by Rev. E H Wiley with interment in the family plot. The Times extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Smithville
E. H. Wiley
Times
Platform Dance at Besse's Creek School House
Public invited to a Tuesday night platform dance at Besse's Creek School House with good music. Local entertainment note highlights community gathering and dancing opportunities.
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Besse’s Creek School House
Personal Notes From Town Visitors In This Week
Adolph Kellner of Dallas is visiting homefolk. Miss Wilma Anderson of Beaumont visits W. D. Cooper. May Buller and Bernice Cooper leave for San Marcus to enter Normal for the Summer term. J J Perry and others from Hempstead visit the office. Walter Strong and family visit while tending farming interests in Brazos bottom. Muske family returns from San Antonio with Rufus and Mise Iola Muske. Mrs H S Smith and Winniebeth leave for Alpine then El Paso. Mrs Joe Smith and Hugh visit in Houston last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Anderson
Beaumont
W. D. Cooper
May Buller
Bernice Cooper
San Marcus
J.J. Perry
W. Ty. Sartain
C H. Weir
Joe Clarke
Hempstead
Walter Strong
Aretas Wander
Houston
Brazos Bottom
A.H. Muske
Anne Omer
San Antonio
Rufus
Mise Iola Muske
H. D. Cooper
Joe Smith
Hugh
Francis Hammerling
In the Days of Poor Richard begins in The Times
The Times starts Irving Bacheller's novel In the Days of Poor Richard about Benjamin Franklin. The story blends authentic history with fiction from prewar colonies to England France and America during the Revolution. Franklin remains a calm guiding figure amid dramatic events.
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Richard
Irving Bachellor
Benjamin Franklin
England
France
America
Franklin
Houston Doctor Visits Brazos Bottom Land in W R McCauley Home
Dr. Joseph Mullen of Houston visited the home of W. R. McCauley last Sunday to inspect land in the Brazos bottom. J. D. Cooper and family were in Houston last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mullen
Houston
W. R. McCauley
Dr. Mullen
Brazos Bottom
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. Highrabedian
C. H. Wier
Bray
Miss F. Hammerling
Brookshire
Roger Wilson
Minnie
Mollie Goydesek
Mr. Hoard
Melvin Williame
Clyde Gregory
August Hartman
Tlat
John Wilson
O. J. Laas
Henry Kitzman
C. A. Wilpitz and
T. J. Baker
Joe Stasny
Albert Titel
Addicks
Dan Wilpitz
Wisher
Besso’s Creek
Ella Trettin
Orchard
F. L. Lang
Clara Styers
Sunny Ride
Willie Matska
Bluebonnet
Palm Beach
Mose Sumner
Adolph Kellner
Dallas
J. D. Cooper
Elmer C. Kay, M. D
Cash Drug
Max Wander
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