Obituary of Mrs Mary M Morehead of Brookshire
Mrs. Mary M. Morehead wife of J W Martin died in our city on June 2 1920 born in Ohio August 18 1856 moved with parents to Kansas City then Barnaville Ran where she grew to womanhood she married J W Martin May 12 1878 five children two survived Floyd Martin D O Martin and Elza Martin all residents of the area She joined the United Brothern Church later the Methodist Church in Brookshire twenty three years ago active in church and Sunday school and the Methodist Missionary Society She was elected Red Cross Branch president in 1918 served until ill health resigned but remained devoted to work knitted many socks for soldiers Her youngest son went to the Front and she bore the strain with Christian fortitude and resignation Her life was one of love and service to God church and community She leaves a husband and children and is mourned by Brookshire as one of its best citizens Her memory is that she faces the master with Come Ye Blessed of my Father" and a promise of the Kingdom.
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Mary M. Morehead
J. W. Martin
Our City
Ohio
Kansas City
Barnaville
Floyd’ Martin
Beaumont
D. O
Elza Martin
Methodist Missionary Society
Red Cross
Martin
Brookshire
Forty Two Party at South Bank Street Home
The Fortytwo Club members were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Max Wander last Tuesday on South Bank Street. Twelve games of 42 were played with Mrs. H. N. Sasvoy winning first prize a cut glass bowl and H. N. Sasvoy taking the booby prize a crying doll. Refreshments followed with sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake.
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Max Wander
South Bank Street
H. N. Sasvoy
H. N. Sa
Hen’s Setter Found Dead Sparks Ratsnap Testimony
Mrs Hannan says her setter died in the hen house leading to a rant about RAT SNAP a rat poison marketed by Peoples Drug Store with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 Cooper and Donigan debut their first film performance amid early glitches but promise a polished show later Walter Rosen bush advert Foster Texas seeks sale of store and home Brookshire Mercantile Co advert
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Peoples Drug Store
Cooper
Donigan
Foster
Walter Rosenbush
Texas
Cootie Arithmatic
A poem noting how insects disrupt daily life by multiplying troubles and dividing attention. The piece uses playful arithmetic terms to describe the nuisance and its effects.
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