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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
6
The excerpt presents Jesus speaking to his disciples about sorrow turning to joy, prayer in his name, and revealing the Father. He assures them they will receive requests made in his name and that they will come to believe he came from God.
Sunny Side residents hosted and visited multiple neighbors including Gladys Phillips Clara Styers and Miga Viasta Holik over weekend outings. The Sunny Side Ball lost to Cochran 17 to 4 after traveling players.
M G Kelly traveled to Houston on business last Tuesday. Mrs M A Grice, J C Jenkins and family from Waller visited Brookshire last Sunday to spend the day with Mrs Harry Cater. Grice, grandmother of Mrs Cater, had not seen Brookshire in 45 years and noted several changes and improvements.
Dr P M Donigan and his wife Mesdane Zaihmen and Kandi gian traveled to Houston last Monday. There they met Mr and Mrs Nevosian from Greece who are in the United States on business. They spent ten days visiting friends before returning home. The Nevosians plan to tour principal sights in the United States and Canada after their visit.
A group of six boys and girls accompanied by Mr. John Bradbury toured the Ford Plant and the Houston Channel on Friday November 14 1924. They visited the San Jacinto Battle Grounds saw three freight ships and noted the Channel’s rapid growth with 22600000 spent including 8000000 government funds and 14000000 from citizens. The trip concluded with a return to port at 830 PM after lunch on the ship and a stop at monuments marking Santa Anna’s capture.
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