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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1971
Page
3
Mrs. O Connor predicts a spring boom for tailored knits in menswear offering freedom of movement and wrinkle resistance. She notes knit slacks and coats adapt to the body, with careful care to washing and drying. Also discussed are how food additives extend flavor and shelf life of many grocery products.
The piece traces the origin of the term tenderfoot from Hereford cattle in 1817 and links it to newcomers on the range. It then discusses food additives, their regulation by the FDA, and salt as the earliest additive shaping modern processing of cheeses, mixes, candies, and other foods for safety, nutrition, and variety.
A dessert recipe combines ginger snap crumbs with pear halves and spices. The crumb mixture is baked with pears, then served warm with vanilla ice cream, yielding six to eight servings.
Freddie sued the golf club management after a lightning strike from an open shelter during a rain delay left him injured. He argued the shelter was poorly placed but the court ruled the risk was too remote to impose liability despite the act of God.
Former Winters Wingate and Pumphrey resident Miron Douglas Hall 79 of Littlefield died Thursday after a long illness at Medical Arts Hospital. He was a World War I veteran, retired farmer, and Masonic Lodge member. Funeral Saturday at Littlefield First United Methodist Church with burial there. Survivors include wife three sons two daughters a brother five sisters fourteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The Den Dieters Club met Monday evening at The Den with Mrs. Boyd Bedford in charge. New officers were elected for the year: president Mrs. Carl Pendergrass, vice president Mrs. Floyd Sims, weight recorder Mrs. Billy Joe Emmert, treasurer Mrs. Pearl Dunnam, secretary and reporter Mrs. Louis De La Cruz. Floyd Sims named queen for the week. Attending: Mesdames Bedford, Humbie, Pendergrass, Millorn, Dunnam, De La Cruz, Emmett, Marvin Bedford, W. R. Balkum and Janie Balkum.
The court says lightning is unpredictable and not a respecter of persons or places. It also finds management responsible for failing to prevent foreseeable accidents, noting a golfer was knocked down by a wayward tee shot in a parking area where no protective fence existed.
Mr and Mrs Waggoner and daughters thank friends for kind acts after a recent bereavement. They appreciate the sympathy shown by neighbors and the community during this time.
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