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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
8
Ruth Templeton collects local updates from Addicks and Barker. Items include John Strange’s Austin San Antonio trip, West Texas vacationers, church activities at Addicks Baptists and Methodists, school renovations, and family notices.
A message requests readers to submit news by Tuesday for the weekly Times issue. It promotes a yearly subscription of 230 dollars and suggests sending a check for a family or neighbor.
Mrs. George Vucinovich entered Herman Hospital Tuesday morning for personal reasons.
A roundup of visits, moves, and leisure across Katy, Houston, and East Texas. Glenn Lucas and family visit relatives in the Caldwell household. Humble Club plans a June 29 dance at Recreation Hall. Gloria Ann Bruce enters Dominican College School of Nursing in Houston. Bruce family from Nacogdoches moving to Houston. J. L. Griffin and D. C. Rogases vacationed in East Central Texas. Baldridge transferred to Opelousas Gas Plant in Louisiana on June 18. Scout Camp Strake week for Troop 209. O Sigsbee visiting V. J. Youngbloods in Navajo. Hugh Sims, Katy High School 1957 graduate, departs for Venezuela trip with family, with extensive stops. plans to attend Southwest Texas Teachers College for pre law.
Mrs. John Shelton and Lounette attended the funeral for John Soules 56 of Star who died of cancer. Survivors include his wife Maurine two daughters Mrs Weldon Edwards Clyde and Mrs Bob Day McAllen and three grandsons. Over 1000 mourners attended. Mrs Soules will continue to operate the ranch.
Teenagers enjoyed a dance at the Chester Jordan hayloft last Saturday with hosts Albert Thompson Jr David Nelson and Myrna Jordan managing refreshments and crowd.
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