Personal Notes From Brookshire Social News
Miss Francis Gillespie of Little Rock visits Brookshire with college friend Miss Mary Margaret Martin. Gillespie will teach in Port Isabel and depart tomorrow for her new home. The Times recalls other local visits and events including families from Gladewater, Houston, Dallas, and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Gillespie
Little Rock
Ark
Brookshire
Mary Margaret Martin
Gillespie
Port Isabel
Times
Gillespi
Waller Family Guests and Local Visits in Texas
Kilgore and Brookshire families hosted and hosted guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wehrli and children stayed with the Becker family, while Mr. and Mrs. J C Hoffman returned from a long Oklahoma visit. Woodrow Rogers arrived from Abilene to reside with Carl Paben. Hempstead visitors included E L Brejcha J W Rochen and Chas Hijek. County Commissioner John H Schmidt made a social call on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wehrli
Kilgore
Louis Be Oignus
Mrs. J C. Hoffman
Oklahoma
Woodrow Rogers
Abilene
Carl Paben
Brookshire
Hempstead Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors
The Hempstead area welcomes a stream of visitors and residents on weekend trips. Notables include H D Landsberger and 7 percent KK Beyler in Hempstead Thursday, A T Bledsoe of Fields Store in town Saturday, Roy Hammerling of Pattison and J R Young of Houston visiting Saturday, and Judge J J Perry’s recovery from illness. Local activity spans Houston, Monaville, Sunset Louisiana, and Goose Creek with multiple residents and visitors enumerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Landsberger
KK. Beyler
Hempstead Thur
A. T. Bledsoe
Fields Store
Roy Hammerling
Pattison
L.S. Thomas
Goose Creek
Hempstead
L. B. Gricar
Waller
Community notes include visitors and a probate hint
Doris Bechas records indicate a visit by Misa Clyde Cleveland of Georgia and F Schnieder and a Fields Store son in Hempstead. Judge Geo Crump and A M business visitor also noted Monday as local social and professional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Bechas
Misa Clyde Cleveland
Georgia
Schnieder
Fields
Hempstead
Geo. C. Crump
Revival Meeting Ends with Seven Converts Baptized
Pine Island reports Rev Will Brumlow of Houston and Rev Kenneth Linford of Navajota led a revival closing Sunday night with seven converts. Sunday afternoon baptism at The Willows featured twins Freddie and Ray Brumlow, grandsons of Mr and Mrs W L Brumlow and Mr and Mrs T S Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Brumlow
Houston
L Brumlow
Kenneth Linford
Navasota
the Willows
Freddie
Ray
Frank Brumlow
W. L. Brumlow
T. S. Phillips
Corn harvest in progress and late watermelons to market
A bountiful corn crop is harvested with some farmers finished. Cotton openings and picking begin while late watermelons reach Houston markets at fair prices. An early Sunday rain aided pastures though not enough to fill cattle banks. pumping remains necessary. Mr and Mrs Phillips build a new story and a half home with George Berenger of Waller as the carpenter in charge, aiming to move by late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Brown
David Agopian
Rapsilver
C. A. Rhemans
Houston
Clear Lake
Lila Grace
George Rheman
Bridge Club
Barnum
Women's Missionary Union meets with 17 members
The Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist church met yesterday with 17 present. The program focused on missions with Miss Eddie Louise Wilpitz Eddie Earline Rapsilver and Walree Hazlewood speaking on Japan Palestine and China. Mrs Finks formerly led the group attended as a visitor. Daisy Wirpitz presided in the absence of Mrs Seales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
Ed Wilpitz
Eddie Louise Wilpitz
Eddie Earline Rapsilver
Walree Hazlewood
Japan
Palestine
China
Finks of
Sealy
Daisy Wirpitz
Seales
Land Transfers Record From Court and Survey Maps
Court and survey listings show multiple transfers: C F Trettin to T A Pttay and John McFarland Survey for 40 acres. Adam Bijibijian to Pan American Production Company Bracy League 85 acres. Anns Hartwell to Harrison Oil Company and others 46 acres. Anna Hartwell to Harrison GH Company and others 46 acres. Sam G Harrison to C M Frost et al Section 119 Abstract No 200 H and T C RR Survey 160 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Trettin
Et al
T. A. Pttay
John McFarland
Adam Bijibijian
Pan American Production Company
Bracy League
Anns Hartwell
Harrison Oil Company
Anna’Hartwell
Harrison GH Company
John McFarland League
Sam G. Harrison
C. M. Frost
H&tc RR
Copperhead League land grants recorded in terse list
Fragmentary transfer notes show Adam Bijibijian and W. H. Cooke involved in headright land parcels. Mentions include 2-9 acre and 10 acre grants, with references to Wm. Copper and Wm. Cooper League. Details are partial and garbled.
Gillespie Deed Transfers 1160 Acres to Russell
Royalty deed records G M Gillespie transferring 1160 acres in section 12 block 77 to Clarence A Russell. Property sits along the H and T C Railway Company survey. No monetary amount listed in the fragment, with the conveyance noted as a deed transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Gillespie
Clarence A. Russell
H&tc RR Company
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THE
Brookshire Times
Charles Welborn
Gladewater
W. D. Bains
Charles
Methodist Church
Verna Wander
Austin
Roe McPherson and
Roe Jr
Henry
J. J. Hopkins
Sarah Mazaret
Paula Turner
Dallas Sunday
George Rheman Jr
Mrs. Mills
D. O. Martin
Jasper
Perry Verot
Terrell
Ralph Conselyea
Garden Club of the
Brookshire Garden Club
Max Wander
J.J. Hopkins
Jeff Davis Hospital
E.L. Brejcha
J. W. Rochen
Chas. Hijek
Ton
John H. Schmidt
J. J. Perry
E. McDaniel
John Schmidt
Monaville
A. R. Woodson
Conroe
G. T. Pattison
J. R. Young
Ambrose Kola
Walter
San Felipe
James Buller
Joe Kaspar
Son
George Kosh
Sunset
Louisiana
Roy Chapman
A. B. Anderson
Herman Wiechman
J. L. Cheaney
Jack Kelley
Dallas
W. T Sartain
Pine Island News
Ww. M. Vv
Agent Sinclcir Refining Company (Inc
Court, House News
Minsral Deed
Adam _ Bijibijian
Imple Writen Massesmo Laboratories
Sinclair
Hinelats Redaing Company
Ind
J. H. Schulte
Brookshire, Texas
Marinello
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