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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1959
Page
3
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Large dining table 36 by 32 inches and a honey maple buffet with serving table offered by Mrs J T Stevenson Route 1 by appointment. Also notice of late model spinet and two medium upright pianos for responsible parties to assume balance on reduced payments or cash discount offered by Ross Piano Company Fort Worth Texas.
Debra Overby, a surgical patient, was dismissed Thursday from Winters Municipal Hospital. Mrs. R. C. Kurtz and baby boy were dismissed Wednesday. J. J. Bedford, Court Meeks, Gary Vaughani, and John Coldazer are listed as medical or surgical patients. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Williams welcomed a baby girl born March 30.
Visitors during the Easter holidays stayed at the home of Mrs. Fred Tinkle. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. George M. Garrett of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Tinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wise, all of Abilene, and Danny Wise of Big Spring.
Don Vinson and George Witte spent the first of last week in Austin. Kenneth Vinson, a University of Texas student, accompanied them home for the Easter holidays to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J D Vinson.
From Dublin Mr and Mrs Fredrick Lisso visited in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs F H Lisso and family over the weekend. They had Easter dinner in the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Gerhart.
A proverb-like observation contrasts learning without application with action. It notes that someone who never errs loses autonomy by taking orders from those who do. The message emphasizes turning knowledge into practice and taking responsibility for results.
Cattle feeders push prices to yearly highs at Fort Worth with 840-pound feeder steers at 26.50 and 750-pound yearlings at 27, as buyers line up for the April 9 sale. Fat cattle approach 30, while fat cows and calves show varied but strong demand across grades. Hogs rise again, lambs gain, and portable scales draw wide interest at the Exchange Building as the market eyes spring activity.
Winters High School track team heads to Abilene for a meet at Hardin-Simmons University with 11 opposing schools. Preliminaries start at 9 a.m. field events and 10 a.m. running events, finals Saturday afternoon. Team members include Miller Kraatz Butts Stanford Kraatz Mitchell Grissom and others competing in sprints hurdles jumps throws and pole vault. Also scheduled is the district track meet at McMurry College in Abilene on April 16.
Preliminary events start at 10 a m with finals in the afternoon. Five schools, Winters, Coan, Cisco, Wer and Fox, compete on New Wine track. Names Pallinger and East listed among participants.
Mr and Mrs W A King and their daughter Joyce Prater of Midland visited on Easter Sunday to be at the bedside of their father W H Jennings who was critically ill.
An executive is described as a man employed to talk to visitors so that other employees will have a chance to work. The statement reflects a stereotype about office roles and duties within a corporate setting.
Officials announce that New Mexico will publish ballots in two languages, English and Spanish, to accommodate voters. The move aims to improve accessibility and turnout across diverse communities statewide.
The Butlars of Hercules stand at the western entrance to the Mediterranean guarding the strait. Ancient guards, believed to be stationed at key maritime chokepoints, control access and monitor passing ships for safety.
A reflective line on how people gain wisdom through experience, yet often only after costly mistakes. It suggests the timing of lessons matters and growth comes from facing consequences early in life.
The first Naval Air Reservists since World War II went into action on March 29, 1951. Air strikes were launched from the USS Boxer against North Korean forces, marking their debut in combat.
Auctioneers Winchester and Shultz of El Reno Oklahoma publish their box number 590 as the contact for clients seeking auction services.
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