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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
9
Mrs J H Rhoden hosted a Mothers Culture Club session at the Country Club with Mrs J M Pyburn leading a lesson on animal protection and color in nature. Other speakers covered insect likeness and bird color protection as members enjoyed a sandwiches tea and cake.
The Missionary society of the Methodist church met in regular session Monday April 4 with President Mrs Nance presiding Roll call yielded remarks on missionary work Mrs Bryan elected delegate to district meeting at Brownwood May 19 to 22 with Mrs Black as alternate Members urged to attend at least one day A Bible study meets Mondays at 2 15 and the group studies Life and Letters of Paul under Mrs Gid J Bryan Also Turney Neely birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Neely with games and refreshments for several young people including Wilma Hodges Lenna House Ira Mae Oliver Helen Atkinson Lavere
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Monday afternoon March 28 at 3 o'clock at Mrs Denham's home with hostesses Mesdames Blair Cook and Chapman. A China program followed devotion led by Mrs Stevens and a penny contest entertained guests. An Easter Eve hunt provided street merriment and ice cream Easter rabbits and Angel food cake were served.
Celia Mae Smith, fifteen months old, died at her home Sunday morning at 3 oclock after a sudden illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 6 oclock at Fairview cemetery, conducted by Rev. H H Stephens. Higginbotham Bros handled arrangements. Deep sympathy extended to the bereaved parents.
Rexall spring sale slated for April 21 22 and 23 at City Drug Company will feature featured bargains and storewide discounts across health and household items. Local shoppers can expect door specials and limited time offers throughout the event.
The article contrasts past Easter hats with modern trends. It notes two-dress wardrobes, the Sun Gay dress as a failed concept, and the shift to simple, unpretentious hats. It describes colors, materials, and accessories, advising buyers to preview full views and consider their own appearance.
Runnels county ginned 62 525 bales counting round bales as halves based on data by special agent Wm A Esmond. Winters contributed 12 265 square bales and 22 842 round bales totaling 23 436 bales. Fort Worth’s W E Davis visited local relatives earlier this week. The Flapper Grandmother show comes to the High School Auditorium Friday night April 15.
Messrs Don Benson and J. E. Johnson bought the Magnolia Filling station on North Main street from Mr. Glenn and took charge on April 1. They will dispense Magnolia products along with Kelly tires and tubes and auto accessories. They invite friends and the public to visit their new business and call for road service when stranded.
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