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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
5
Pattison residents hosted and visited relatives in Houston Sealy Needland and San Felipe. Local church Epworth league forms as revival concludes with conversions. numerous social visits to and from Pattison families and nearby towns mentioned.
Waller Gus Vogt visits Houston with his son Herman and daughter Mrs. Dahl while Mrs. Fletcher joins her daughter Mrs. Ogle. A group of younger townspeople rehearses a play for the High School auditorium around the first of July. Sam Purvis is building a new house and will move in as soon as it's finished.
Brookshire area residents spent Sunday in Houston. Mr and Mire Landsberger joined by Mr and Mrs Highrabedian and others visited College Station on Thursday. Pete Wilpitz and wife traveled to Rosenberg Sunday. Chas Bennett and son Charles Clet visited with J W Betts in Hempstead Tuesday. The Sandler family returned from a vacation with relatives in Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri.
Katy Miss Ruth Sills spent several days in Houston visiting her sister. Myrtle Seara left for a three month vacation to Virginia. Mrs M J Tucker vacationing in Monterrey Mexico and Sat Benito. Mrs J I Brown and Mrs I T Dabney visited Ruth Vining and Rev J E Boulet in Anderson last Thursday. Lois Pauli and family at Palacios. A miscellaneous shower at Katy Baptist Church for Rev and Mrs Ray Harrell with 48 attendees and a dream boat stage display.
A birthday party at Mrs. Fred A. Hoyt’s home hosted about thirty attendees of the Methodist Missionary Society. Music included Celeta Bryan, Ruth Hoyt, Verna Hoyt, Doris Southard, and Lois Pauli with piano by Mrs. A. P. Smith. Refreshments featured pink roses, hydrangeas, cake, and orange punch. Rev. Ray Harrel and Mrs. Harrel had Sunday dinner with the Freemans. Marilyn Janice was born to Mr. and Mrs. J D. Mathis at Memorial Hospital in Houston. A tent meeting led by mission folk drew good crowds. Mrs. G. Douglas and son Gilbert visited M. J. Tucker.
Fifty owners officials and supply men of the Red and White stores in the county and Houston enjoyed a riverfront barbecue Monday night. E H Martin of the Brookshire R and W store oversaw arrangements.
The bus driver for Kerry ville Bus Lines may stop anywhere on the highway to pick up or discharge passengers, enabling flexible passenger access and potential variable routes.
Rumors swirl about a new girl in town nicknamed Mouthie drawing curiosity from residents and chatter among locals as they wonder who she is and where she came from.
Mr and Mrs Gus Parker and son of Houston spent the week on their ranch home then returned Tuesday for a trip east to West Point where Dorsey will enter the Naval Academy. Mr and Mrs Max Wander and daughters Verna and Jerry visited San Antonio Sunday. Mrs Maude Patty and Maxie Doziers were visitors in Houston Tuesday. Miss Crystelle Tubbs and friends and Miss Fannie Tucker and mother visited Mrs C W Barnum Sunday.
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