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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
1
The Community Welfare Club met at the Airdome on Tuesday June 24 1919. Vice President Max Wander presided in the absence of the president. The enrollment committee reported 54 members with only half canvassed. Officers plan club work and seek funds to execute plans if members attend meetings. Meetings set for Tuesdays at 8 PM. Mrs N G Pier secretary pro tem.
A home loving individual longs for a town lined with shaded streets and well kept homes. To help realize this, join The Community Welfare Club now by giving your name and 50 cents to committee members Mrs H. B Smith, Mrs N. G. Pier, Mrs H Seidel, or S. D. W.
Mrs B D Leggett and her son departed Wednesday for Livingston to visit relatives for several days. The item notes Ralph Wright who saw service.
Adolph Porter returns home from Alvin after visiting parents for two weeks. The 90th Division in France has been recalled from duty and is now back in the area. Ford Cars parts and repairs advertised.
Judge R E Hannay R E Tompking and Meek Hawtin of Hempstead announce a county wide Fourth of July barbecue to welcome Waller County soldiers home from the Army. The event will be held next Friday July 4th and all residents and veterans are urged to attend in uniform.
Karl Leggatt of the A. E. F. stopped in to visit his brother B. D. Leggett and sister Mrs. E. P. Henry, en route to his Livingston home.
Citizens are urged to join the Community Welfare Club to improve town health sanitation and playgrounds. The appeal emphasizes forming a health board for families broadcasting plans to drain the town and create safer, more habitable surroundings with parks and communal singing.
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