Goat Roping At Katy School Lights Up Local West Night
The Katy school field hosted a goat roping contest Saturday night sponsored by the Katy F.P.F.A. Chapter. Leonard Jordan won break-away roping with 7.12 seconds, with Jim Rose second. In boys break-away Melvin Jordan led at 11 seconds, Ben Phillips won the tie-down, and Louis Hager placed in multiple events. Boot race honors went to Louis Heager with Billie Morgan and Merle Freeman close behind. Officials included Hank Jordan tiled judge and Albert Thompson time keeper.
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Katy
Leonard Jordan
Jim Rose
Louis Hager
B. Bell
Melvin Jordan
Odell Finch
Ben Phillips
Foster
Billie Morgan
Ghen
Declard
Louis Heager
Merle Freeman
Hank Jordan
Gene Hoyt
Albert Thompson
T. J. Heineweier
Pattison 4-H Club Discusses Canning and Dress Fitting
Pattison 4-H club meeting covered tomato canning by water bath and dress fitting steps. Attendees included Corporal Joyce Morgan and several privates, with sponsor Mrs Upton Diemer present. Next gathering set for June 25 9 to 11 30 a m at Pattison Home Demonstration Club meets June 29 at the school.
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Pattison 4-H Club
Joyce Morgan
Gene Greer
Lillian Laas
Billy Wilson
Iris Goode
Lydia Kitzman
Lorathy Greer
Doris Williams
Upton Diemer
Pattison Home Demonstration Club
Peck Bride Weds Roland Busch In Katy Church
Sunday ceremony at Apostolic Church of Katy joined Miss Lela Kathe rine Peck and Mr. Roland Busch in marriage. Attendants were the bride’s sister and her husband W C Stockdick. Bro Otto Busch read the rite. An informal reception followed at the Peck home with refreshments.
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Apostolic Church of
Katy
Lela Katherine
Fred Peck
Brookshire
Roland Busch
W. C. Stockdick
Otto Busch
Roping Show Planned for Saturday Night June 26
An event Saturday night June 26 starts at 9 o clock featuring two divisions of break-away roping two of tie-down trick roping and mad serrible roping for junior boys Proceeds go to FRA Chapter to fund a livestock project next year Attendants urged to have their job work done there.
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FRA
Personal News From Sealy and Nearby Areas
Mesdames H D Cooper and T A Patty were in Sealy Friday. Mrs Wes Buller and children shopped in Sealy. J H Day visited in Houston Monday. C J Rheman Sr in Sealy hospital for checkup. Joe Gooch of Houston subscribed to the Times for a year. Charles Bennett of Goose Creek visited Day home. Rev J S Wilson returned Friday from Austin after time with a daughter. Pat Kelley visited his parents. Charles Schely of Houston visited Kelner home. Geo Renny of Houston guests in Seidel home. L Bains home after visiting Baytown and Houston. Mrs Sidney Martin left to join husband in Lake Charles La. Willie Sue Cooper visited J P Cox in Houston. Tommy Rheman at home after tonsillectomy in Sealy hospital. Willie Wirpitz had name placed on Times mailing list. Max Wander in Memphis visiting daughter Mrs Roy Burschwale. P H Donigan of Houston in town for business. Maybelle Freeman of Katy hosted by Constance Cooper. Louis Bains of Baytown in town visiting uncle W D Bains. Lucylee Beyler, Houston University student, home last weekend. J C Muske and Constance Cooper in Houston Thursday. H W Northcut of Eagle Pass visiting wife, MET agent. Miss Bessie Martin entered Herman hospital for nurse training. Lilian Ester Buller of Houston visited her parents. Mrs G Kellner and daughter Ella in Houston Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bennett
Goose Creek
J.S. Wilson
Austin
Pat Kelley
M. G. Kelly
Bessie Martin
Herman Hospital
Houston
Lilian Ester Buller
G. J. Buller
Texas Health Units Provide Full Time Public Protection
Health notes from Austin report over half of Texas has full time public protection via county health units serving 59 counties and four large cities. 94 455 protected against smallpox 88 832 against diphtheria and 120 375 against typhoid fever. 780 613 general disease treatments and 10 878 tuberculosis X rays conducted.
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Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Local Families Visit Baytown and Army Duties Active
Mr and Mrs W F Entrop and Mr and Mrs Ralph Bray of Sealy spent Sunday at Baytown with relatives. John F Rhemann will soon train with the marines in Atlanta Ga and had the Times sent there. Roland Hammerling returns to army duties at Camp Barkeley after a fifteen day visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Entrop
Ralph Bray
Sealy
Baytown
John F Rhemann
Atlanta
Times
Roland Hammerling
Camp Barkeley
Mrs
Gus Hammerling
Relative Attend Wedding of Miss Helen Lundy
Ralph England visiting from Quonset Park Rhode Island attended the wedding of his sister Miss Helen Lundy with her brother Jim Lundy and father J H Lundy presiding. Mrs T Pattison Jr traveled to Valentine as matron of honor but could not serve due to health advised by a doctor.
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Ralph England
Quonset Park, R. I
C. R. England
T. Pattison, Jr
Valentine
Nice
Helen Lundy
Pattison
Jim
J. H. Lundy
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Pattison Canning Group
Deck-Busch
E. H. Martin's Red & White Store
Mesdames H. D. Cooper and
T. A. Patty
Wes Buller
J. H. Day
C. J. Rheman, Sr
Sealy Hospital
Joe Gooch
Chas. Schely
J.G Kelner
Geo. Renny
H. Seidel
L . Bains
Sidney Martin
Lake Charles, la
Willie Sue Cooper
J. P. Cox
Tommy Rheman
Hhome
Willie Wirpitz
Max Wander
Memphis
Ten
Roy Burschwale
P. H. Donigan
Maybelle Freeman
Constance Cooper
Louis Bains
Armed Forces
W. D. Bains
Lucylee Beyler
Houston University
J.C. Muske
H.W. Northcut
Eagle Pass
The
MET
Gi. Kellner
Miss Ella
Cer
State Health Department
Texas Theatre
Red Skelton
Ann Rutherford
Tree Menquineers
Sun.Mon
Robert Taylor
Chas. Laughton
Tues
Johnny Doughboy
Jane Withers
Patrik Brook
Thur-Fii
Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lydon
Rita Quigley
Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
New Spring
Brookshire’s Busies