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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1969

Page

7

House advances Texas college plan and police power bill

The House approved creating a new upper level college in Dallas to train for aerospace, computer research, and engineering, with fourteen million dollars in donated assets. It also passed House Bill 299 empowering municipalities to share law enforcement when justified, under the assisting agency. Six pollution bills aim to hold corporations liable, with hearings ongoing on the Teacher Pay Raise Bill and a forthcoming Appropriations compromise.

House of Representatives Dallas Texas House State Affairs Committee

Some People On SS Must Pay Income Taxes

Social Security beneficiaries must file an annual report of earned income over 1680 dollars for 1968. Those age 72 before February 1968 are exempt. Wage earners receive W-2 forms. self employed beneficiaries report on their income tax return. The reporting deadline is April 5, 1969.

Ted F. Moellering Social Security Administration Mr. Moellering Noellering

Paper Lion brings football tale to State Theatre

Alan Alda stars as George Plimpton in the Technicolor film Paper Lion about his rookie season with the Detroit Lions. Lauren Hutton appears. the Lions themselves co-star in a warm witty screen adaptation by Lawrence Roman. Paul Alex March directed for Stuart Millar. showings run Friday Saturday and Sunday at the State Theatre through United Artists.

Alan Alda Paper Lion State Theatre United Artists George Plimpton Detroit Lions Transamerica Corporation Plimpton Lauren Hutton Lawrence Roman Alex March Stuart Millar

Park expands Dinosaur Valley State Park acreage

Texas Parks and Wildlife signed a sales contract to buy 892 more acres west of Glen Rose in Somervell County, bringing total park size to 1,274 acres at a cost of 281,925 dollars. The purchase uses funds from the 75 million park bond approved by voters in 1967. Dinosaur tracks and Cretaceous fossils are in the area, and Dinosaur Valley Park is listed on the National Registry of Natural Landmarks.

Park Development Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Dinosaur Valley State Park Glen Rose Somervell National Registry of Natural Landmarks of The Department of Interior Dinosaur Valley Park

Bridal Shower For Mrs Clyde Lawler In Church Parlor

A bridal shower honoring Mrs Clyde Lawler formerly Sylvia Tinney was held in the First Methodist Church parlor Saturday afternoon. Yellow and white decorations matched the bride’s colors with a linen cloth over yellow on the table and spring flowers. Hostesses were Mesdames George F Lloyd James Bomar Ernest Brown O J Murray and Deward Awalt. About forty guests attended and refreshments of coffee cookies and nuts were served.

Clyde Lawler Sylvia Tinney First Methodist Church George F. Lloyd James Bomar Ernest Brown O. J. Murray Deward Awalt

Charity Circle Meets at Nichols Home in Tuesday Session

Members of the Charity Circle of the First United Methodist Church gathered at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the home of Mrs W T Nichols. Circle chairman Mrs Frank Mitchell led the opening prayer. Eva Kelly presented the program Foundation for Patriotism with help from Mesdames Mitchell Mayhew Baker Nichols and Miss Stricklin. Refreshments were served to several members and a visitor Mrs Forrest Davis.

Charity Circle Nichols Home First United Methodist Church W. T. Nichols Frank Mitchell Eva Kelly Foundation For Patriotism Elmo Mayhew Susie Baker Lil

Do You Know Your Onions The Three Types

Mrs. Juanita OConnor explains globe granex Grano and Spanish onions, their shapes colors and best uses. Major growing areas Texas Colorado California New York Michigan Oregon Idaho supply patterns and storage tips advise selecting firm dry onions with papery skins while avoiding green sunburns decay sprouts and hollow centers.

Texas Colorado California New York Michigan Oregon Idaho Texas Rio Grande Valley

Circle Meeting Held at Bridwell Home in Tuesday Session

The Wo mans Society of Christian Service circle met Tuesday morning at the Bridwell home. Nine members and two visitors attended. Mrs. J. D. Vinson chaired. Mrs. Roy Crawford led prayer. The group discussed buying a tape recorder. Mrs. M. E. Leeman was named to investigate.

Nan Wright Woman’s Society of Christian Service United Methodist Church E. W. Bridwell J. D. Vinson Roy Crawford M. E. Leeman

Family thanks neighbors for kindness after Mrs. Bullard’s passing

The family of Mrs. J. T. (Sarah) Bullard expresses sincere thanks for every act of kindness. They thank friends, neighbors, Dr. Rives, the hospital nursing staff, Ted Meyer, and the nursing home staff. May God bless each of you.

Dr. Rives Ted Meyer J. T Sarah) Bullard Itp

Died in Lubbock. Wheeless funeral held in Winters

William Wiley Wheeless 82 died at Highland Hospital in Lubbock after a ten day illness. Funeral services were held at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Harry Grantz officiating. Burial followed at Northview Cemetery. Survivors include his son W H Wheeless and daughter DeElva Wheeless of Hyattsville Maryland, a sister Bessie Mae Wheeless of Winters, two brothers W Q Wheeless of Winters and J S Wheeless of Euless, and a granddaughter.

Spill Memorial Chapel William Wiley Wheeless Harry Grantz First Baptist Church Northview Cemetery Spill Funeral Home Mr. Wheeless Highland Hospital Lubbock Washington County Runnels County Annie Hechler Winters Borden Company Trinity Baptist Church W. H. Wheeless DeElva Wheeless Hyattesville Maryland Bessie Mae Wheeless W. Q. Wheeless J. S. Wheeless Euless Lester Tinney C. J. Cornett Billy Joe Emmett Billy Joe Robinson Bernice Gardner Joe Baker

Old Age Snags Advice From Children Critics

A wry reflection on aging notes the toughest part is hearing guidance from offspring who offer tips and warnings as time marches on.

Lutheran Ladies Aid Circle Presents They Followed Jesus

The Lutheran Ladies Aid Circle met last Thursday with a program including a playlet They Followed Jesus. Participants included Mesdames Robert Gerhart Bill Hoppe John Hiller Herman Frick Walter Kraatz and E E Thormeyer. Mrs Walter Gerhart led the business meeting and Mrs Thormeyer led the program. Mrs Wal ter Kruse gave the devotional. Bible study was led by Mesdames T F Hantsche Fritz Deike Walter Probst and Jack Whittenberg. Mrs Katie Minzenmayer sang The Holy City for the birthday number. Refreshments were served by hostesses W F Minzenmayer Fritz Lisso A C Minzenmayer and Olga Minzenmayer.

Jesus Lutheran Ladies Aid Circle Robert Gerhart Bill Hoppe John Hiller Herman Frick Walter Kraatz E. E. Thormeyer Walter Gerhart T. F. Hantsche Fritz Deike Walter Probst Jack Whittenberg Katie Minzenmayer Holy City Thormeyer W. F. Minzenmayer Fritz Lisso A. C. Minzenmayer Olga Minzenmayer

Mary Martha Circle Holds Meeting in Dobbins Home

Regular Mary Martha Circle session of the United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning at Mrs. D. A. Dobbins residence. Mrs. H. O. Abbott led as chair with opening prayer by Mrs. John Schaffrina, guest president of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. The program on Foundation for Patriotism was led by Mrs. W. F. Lange, with participants Mrs. W. W. Parramore Mrs. W. T. Stanley Mrs. E. L. Crockett and Mrs. Abbott. Closing prayer by Mrs. Gattis Neely. Attendees included Mesdames August McWilliams Glenn Bowman and Thad Taylor.

Mary Martha United Methodist Church D. A. Dobbins H. O. Abbott John Schaffrina Women’s Society of Christian Service Foundation For Patriotism W. F. Lange W. W. Parramore W. T. Stanley E. L. Crockett Abbott Gattis Neely Mesdames August McWilliams Glenn Bowman Thad Traylor

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