Winters Enterprise Page Six News Briefs
A compact notice page from Winters Texas dated Friday April 4 1969 briefs local happenings. Short items cover community matters and upcoming events with minimal detail for readers.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1969
Page
3
A compact notice page from Winters Texas dated Friday April 4 1969 briefs local happenings. Short items cover community matters and upcoming events with minimal detail for readers.
New Officers for District 17 of the Texas Dental Assistants Association were installed Tuesday night at Down towner Motor Inn in Abilene. Outgoing president Mrs. Howard Barnes presided. Installed were president Mrs. Herman Felty, president-elect Mrs. Henry Stephens Clyde, vice president Mrs. W. H. Burleson Winters, secretary Mrs. Charles Pullins, treasurer Mrs. Bonebelle Hunter. Board members included Mrs. Mardell Maynard Sweetwater, Mrs. James Page, and Mrs. Eugene Cantwell Jr.
Mr and Mrs George Watson announce the birth of a daughter Donna Ruth on March 24 in Houston. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W S Watson and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Sparks, all of Winters.
Miss Zanette Moore and her fiancé Pat Hammonds were praised at a miscellaneous shower held Friday evening at the Buffalo Gap Baptist Church annex. Orchid and white decor highlighted the occasion with spring flowers about the rooms. Hostesses included L W Stewart Ethel Bisham Frank Russo and others. About forty five guests attended and gifts were opened. Punch and cake squares were served.
The article notes a community meeting postponed for Easter. Sam Faubion Hazel Dietz and Mrs M S Hale will host a meeting April 12. The cemetery association will also hold its regular meeting April 12 and urges all interested to attend this important gathering.
Regular business session of the Women's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday in the United Methodist Church parlor. Mrs. John Schaffrian presided as president with nomination slate approved for 1969 70 including officers and area chairs. Easter Candle Service led by Mrs. Glenn Bowman with members lighting candles for Lent Ash Wednesday Palm Sunday and Maundy Thursday.
The Sub Deb Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charley Awalt’s home with Joy as hostess. Cindy Pinkerton presided and Jean Mostad called roll. Kei Bedford reported the treasurer’s balance and a car wash was set for April 4. Several members and guests attended the event.
The Tops Club met for a Monday award dinner at the club den. Group two earned a cash prize for the most weight lost in six weeks. Mrs. Carl Pendergrass was named queen and received a cash prize, with Mrs. Charles Kruse winning a prize and charm for six weeks of weight loss. Top year winner was Mrs. W. T. Colburn, followed by Mrs. Woodrow Watts, Mrs. Charles Pinkerton, Mrs. Tina Millorn, Mrs. Milt Bunger, and Mrs. Floyd Sims.
The family expresses sincere thanks to Dr. Rives and the hospital nurses for care of their father Arthur M. Grant. They thank Rev. Grantz for the service and all who sent food flowers cards and offered comfort during sorrow.
Ten percent of all New York City arrests involve drug law violations, highlighting the share of enforcement focused on narcotics during the period. The statistic underscores drug policy impact on policing and crime statistics in the city.
Report from TANE cites more than 40,000 children beginning to smoke each day, highlighting a growing public health concern and pressing need for reduced tobacco access and prevention programs.
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