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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
3
Miss Bernice Hoffpauir, bride elect, was honored with a miscellaneous shower tea in Mrs. Jesse Freeman's home last Thursday afternoon. Lace rain serving tables featured daisies and white tapers with daisies and pink sweetheart roses on the buffet. Seasonal flowers adorned the house as frozen pineapple punch cookies and mints were served.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Julius Polk, Mrs. Eugene Hoyt and Mrs. S. A. Grisbee. Out of town pews included Mrs. Joe Golbow of Addicks and Mrs. Annie Franz and Mrs. Erline Schwartz of Waller. The bride-to-be received many nice gifts for her home.
Mrs Roy Pickard of Rosenberg hosted a dinner for her niece Miss Mary Kathryn Moore of Wharton at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Dalton last Friday. Thirty six guests attended including Mr and Mrs Balke Mahler of Katy. Miss Moore a former Katy school teacher is the bride elect of Paul Brady of Houston.
A Raymond Collins home hosted a Coke party honoring Mrs. E. Ray Warren with about one hundred guests from 9 to 12. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Lyndon Bing and Mrs. F. B. Cornelius, with numerous attendees listed by name.
Lisa Warren and her parents Mr and Mrs BE Ray Warren moved into their new home in Bartlett addition this week. Ray Warren serves as cashier at Katy National Bank. An arrangement of zinnias and daisies was placed on the buffet. Coca Colas Dr Peppers open faced sandwiches and mints were served to those who called.
Tom Jones has been a patient in Sealy hospital for two weeks after an emergency appendectomy. He has developed yellow jaundice but is doing as well as can be expected at this writing.
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