Mrs Wilkinson Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Nobles
Mrs. J Wilkinson entertained Wednesday afternoon honoring Miss Martha Louise Nobles of Midland. Five tables played contract bridge with H N Lyle winning high and Joe H Payne taking second. prize was a linen lunch cloth. The event featured pink and green decor with gladioli and pansies and the hostess served a salad plate after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilkinson
Martha Louise Nobles
Midland
H. N. Lyle
Joe H. Payne
Mesdames
R. B. Mack
Morey Millerman
L. T. Smith
W. A. Pace
Ernest Caskey
Joe Martin
Roy Mack
C. N. Kornegay
J. M. Skaggs
F. J. Brophy
John Q. McAdams
Ernest Adams
A. J. Smith
H. QO. Jones
Jess Wetzel
Mildred Singleton
W. C. Bradford
Lyle Deffebach
Louis Johnson
I. N. Wilkinson
A. J. McDaniel
R. H. Henslee
E. D. Stringer
C.S. Jackson
Loyle Kornegay
Gladys Oliver
Bendena Spill
Streiglers Visit Shipmans in Carrizo Springs
Mr and Mrs Joe Streigler and their children from Carrizo Springs spent the past weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Streigler
Carrizo Springs
John Shipman
M. T. Hensley
L. B. Hensley
Rio Grande Valley
Rev
Butterfield
Wilmeth
Henry Rampy
Mey
Home Builders Class Hosts T E L Group Quilting at Craig Home
The Home Builders Sunday School class of First Baptist hosted the T E L class for an all day quilting at Dr and Mrs J H Craig home. Luncheon and afternoon cake and punch were served and gifts drawn for Mrs C W Gregory. Present included D H Taylor E A Meadows J R Cooke Minnie Hillyard M A Quindlen E J Lambert F W Debo C L Graham W R Franklin W L Bell Dorsett John Shipman C F Pumphrey Gus Hardegree J T Erwin John Brown and Mary D Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Craig
First Baptist Sunday School
Craig
Mother Hamm
C. W. Gregory
Mesdames
D. H. Taylor
E. A. Meadows
J. R. Cooke
Minnie Hillyard
M. A. Quindlen
E. J. Lambert
F. W. Debo
C. L. Graham
W. R. Franklin
W. L. Bell
Dorsett
John Shipman
C. F. Pumphrey
Gus Hardegree
J. T. Erwin
John Brown
Mary D. Taylor
Goal Diggers Club Meeting Highlights Hobbies
Jean Barlow hosted the Goal Diggers Club at the Barlows home last Monday evening. Members shared hobbies and discussed defined topics including Are Your Hobbies Thoroughbred and Benefits of Hobbies with speakers June Marshall Mary Maddox Marguerite Duncan Mozelle Barnhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Barlow
Jean Barlow
June Marshall
Mary Maddox
Marguerite Duncan
Mozelle Barnhill
Misses Mozelle Barnhill
Jo Davidson
Carl Lesta Davis
Carolee Henslee
Lohma Hoover
Virginia Street
Doris Reid
Frances Lyle
Mamie Dell Mapes
Ruby Nell Mosley
Mary Evelyn Perkins
Mandy Lee Smith
Officers Elected When Club Met With Miss White
Miss Edna Mae Nitsch was elected Captain when the Shipmates Together club met on March 20 in Miss Eleanor White’s home to elect officers. Eleanor White became First Mate, Elaine Wilson was secretary and treasurer, and Mary MacFarland was reporter. After planning the next meeting, refreshments were served and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Nitsch
Eleanor White
Elaine Wilson
Mary MacFarland
Modern Turkey Is Study Topic at Club Meeting
The Literary and Service club met at Mrs. Wm. Stevens home to study Modern Turkey with A. J. Smith Jr. as conductor and elected delegate to the Concho Federation in San Angelo. Papers covered Constantinople Islam Turkish nationalism and Halide Edith as Turkey’s Joan of Arc with a piano number by Mrs. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Wm. Stevens
A. J. Smith, Jr
San Angelo
Constantinople
Volya Sharbutt
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Gladys Oliver
L.R. Gaston
G. E. Nicholson
Harris Mullin
Halide Edith
Joan of Arc
Chas. Chapman
Mesdames
W. G. Bedford
W. GC. Bradford
F. J. Brophy
Ernest Caskey
L. R. Gaston
L. E. Low
W. A. Pace
J. M. Skaggs
Floyd Smith
E. D. Stringer
I. N. Wilkinson
W. E. Hickman
Volva Sharbutt
Bendena Spill
Mrs. Marshall
Mrs. Maddox
Flood memories and calls for flood control reform
The writer recalls historic floods from the Potomac to the Mississippi and Florida, cites Ohio’s 1913 flood control effort led by Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, and argues large scale reconstruction and flood insurance are needed. He also notes bridges, rebuild projects, and potential industrial gains from post flood rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morgan
Miami River
Ohio
Florida
Indiana
Illinois
Miami Valley
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur Morgans
FFA Members to Compete in Area Judging Contests
Seven FFA members with Mr Williams travel to Stephenville on April 3 for Area Future Farmer Judging contests. Winters will enter Dairy Judging and Soil Conservation with third year students in Dairy and first year boys in Terracing. The Dairy team members are George Brown J B Guy D B Collins worth with an alternate. Terracing team includes Gerald Proctor Ellis Lee Merle Proctor Franz Belitz with an alternate. Officers attended the Abilene District FFA meeting. Morris Cooke received a Future Farmer degree. Calves bound for the Texas Centennial show were dehorned this week. Some members plan to buy registered gilts for future farrowing to feed out for the Centennial next November. The chapter completed 20 000 yards of terrace work in the past month with two thirds finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Stephenville
George Brown
J. B. Guy
D. B. Collinsworth
Gerald Proctor
Ellis Lee
Merle Proctor
Franz Belitz
Abilene
Morris Cooke
Community Notices and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Local families from Winters and Maverick area hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Community club rehearsals began for the play Sh Not So Loud, with good attendance at Sunday singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. James
Winters
Maxine Smallwood
Luther Smith Jr
Nurse Miss Lora Barnes Leaves Henslee Clinic
Miss Lora Barnes, a nurse with Dr. R. H. Henslee for several months, has accepted a position in Abilene and will begin duties soon. No replacement has been hired yet, and Dr. Henslee regrets losing her as her work was satisfactory. Also, Miss Winona Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Moore, is recovering after an appendectomy at the West Texas Baptist sanitarium in Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Barnes
R. H. Henslee
Abilene
Miss Barnes
Winona Moore
D. S. Moore
West Texas Baptist Sanitarium
Dangerous age range noted in health advisory
A public health notice states the dangerous age spans from one to eighty years, highlighting risk factors across a broad demographic. The guidance urges caution and monitoring for individuals within this wide interval.
Beemans Take Trip From Denton To San Angelo
Mrs. A. M. Beeman of Denton left Tuesday for a visit in San Angelo after a several days visit here with her sister Mrs. H. O. Jones. Her daughter Gwendolyn Ann Beeman accompanied her from Denton and visited her friend Miss Wyllene OConnell in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Beeman
Denton
San Angelo
H. O. Jones
Gwendolyn Ann Beeman
Wyllene O’connell
Rest Outshines Stimulants in New Health Guidance
Health experts emphasize rest and sleep as essential for performance and well being, arguing that proper recovery reduces reliance on stimulants. They urge balanced routines, regular schedules, and mindful breaks to enhance focus and resilience.
Market Prices in Winter Scene Include Grains and Eggs
Commodity prices listed for Winter, with cotton middling at low level, cottonseed at 20.00 per ton, maize 6 to 7.50 per ton, oats 18 to 22 cents per bushel, wheat 90 cents per bushel, corn shelled price shown, barley 28 cents per bushel, eggs 13 cents per dozen, hens 12 to 14 cents per pound, roosters price listed, and dairy cream prices 8 and 8.65 cents per something.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Wilkinson
Goal Diggers
Miss White
Golden Bell
Eg & Grain Co
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Mississippi
Potomac
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Capitol Hill
St. Louis
Cincinnati
South Florida
New York
New England
Lee
L. LeRoe
D. R. Lewis
Whitewright
Lee Wilborn
Baby
Austin
LeRoe
Mack
Doctor
the Winters State Bank
Dale D. Black
Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Assembly of God Church
Mann
Maggie K. Dies
C . Kornegay
Smart-Tress
Owens Drug Store
C. W. Lacy — Winters
O. L. Scott
Kirby L. Town
Storrs-Schaefer
Prier
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