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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1969
Page
4
Incumbent board members Gilbert Smith and Jack Pritchard seek reelection in Wingate with polling from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. James T. His, superintendent, notes candidates are unannounced and formal dates were not provided.
The medical expenses of taxpayers aged 65 and older follow the same rules as younger filers. Deduct only expenses exceeding 3 percent of adjusted gross income, with drug costs counted as other medical expenses. Premiums up to 150 may be deductible. Medicare supplementary insurance costs may be partially deductible, with remaining premiums treated as medical expenses and reduced by 3 percent of AGI.
Rickey W. Boles, Tarleton State College student, will student teach at Seymour High School from March 24 to May 15 under cooperating teachers Charles Bar em and Jim Trav ar. A 1814 Winston High School graduate, he plans to earn a B S in agricultural education in May and is engaged to LaVerne Talbert.
The Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist met Tuesday morning with the theme My Church Ministering. Mrs. Jake Smith read the introduction while Mrs. Howard Worthington led singing and Mrs. Joel Butts accompanied at the piano. Mrs. Witkowski led prayer and discussed Jesus ministry pattern from Gospel accounts. Doyle Newcomb described church ministry for international students at Hardin-Simmons University. Shores directed the Zapat a mission project. Mrs. Loyd Roberson spoke on needs within the church. B. T. Gardner presided at business. Next Tuesday the study group meets to study The Power of Positive Prayer by John Bisagno. Associational WMU quarterly meeting set for April 7 at 10 a.m. at Southside Baptist Church.
The Friendly Ladies Sunday School Class held a spring tea in the parlor of the First United Methodist Church. Hostesses included Lois Jones Ethel Bridwell Odessa Dobbins Eva Kelly Sonna Mitchell Myrl Young Hazel Badgett and guests attended with an Easter egg tree spring flowers and a refreshment table.
The text notes a rise in Polish drinking habits since 1938, with men drinking over twice as much now. It contrasts past rest needs after work with today’s need for exercise. It also cites higher rates of permanent tooth loss among alcoholics, about three times the national average, and a remark about modern women needing two friends to talk to and about.
A car rear-end collision on Highway 83 about 6.6 miles north of Winters Sunday afternoon injured two people. Mrs Benito Diaz Castillo of Winters was admitted to Winters Municipal Hospital with head cuts and released midweek. Her husband and the other driver Melvin Lee Harrington of Winters were treated and released. The crash occurred about 12 45 p m.
The St John Lutheran Church Men met for a regular monthly gathering in the Educational Building at 7:30 p. m. Erwin Ueckert led the program and plans were made to attend the NW Convention at Roscoe on April 20. Carl Wessels J. J. Wessels and Charles Adams served refreshments to 18 members.
A policy bans liquor advertising along Philippine highways. A man seeks to warm his own wood by it twice, reflecting a local saying or incident tied to the regulation.
Neither Harrington nor the two Castillo children reported injuries after a collision. All parties were passengers in their father's car and both vehicles were traveling north at the time of the crash.
The monthly Runnels Baptist Youth Rally will be held Saturday evening at the Wingate School in conjunction with the Wingate Church revival April 11 13. Youths of Crescent Heights Baptist Church Abilene will lead all services.
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