12 Apr 1968
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1968
Page
1
The menu lists meals for Tuesday April 16 with Hamburgers or combination sandwich, red beans, French fries, fruit salad, devils food cake and milk. Wednesday April 17 offers Chili beans grilled cheese Chef's salad puffed raisins cookies and milk or chocolate milk. Thursday April 18 serves Macaroni and cheese little smokies cabbage and apple salad lazy daisy cake French sticks butter and milk or chocolate milk.
Southside YWA of the Southside Baptist met Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice. Betty Knight and Zola Crowley hosted. The program on What is a Missionary was presented by Knight Crowley Sample and Bates. Plans were made to buy a library book case and obtain religious books for the church library. The next meeting is April 16 with Zola Crowley on Route 4 at 7 p m. Refreshments were served to six members and three visitors.
Mrs. Boyd Bedford led a dieting program at the Winners For Tops Club meeting at The Den. Queen for the week was Mrs. Wesley Hays. D. W. Williams demonstrated weaving a Pom Pom pillow with wool thread and will finish it at the next session. Members present included Mesdames Ed Donica, Marvin Bedford, Milt Bunger, Boyd Bedford, W. J. Briley, Carl Pendergrass, Bill Millorn, Bert Humble, Tommy Burton, Charles Pinkerton, Benny Graves.
The Sew and Sew Club met at Wingate Methodist Church Hall with Minnie Williams as hostess. Wingate 4 H Girls presented a program on nutritious foods. New officers were elected for the club. The next meeting is set for April 16 with J R Woodfin as hostess.
Mrs. August W. Stoecker Jr expresses gratitude for prayers, acts of kindness, cards, flowers, gifts, food and visits during hospitalization and since returning home. Husband joins in thanks. May God bless everyone.
The average person blinks about 25 times each minute with each blink lasting roughly 0.2 seconds. The statement highlights typical eye activity and duration during normal conditions.
A non-denominational Bible class organized by Winters churches will start Sunday April 14 at the American Legion Hall. Sessions begin at 9 30 a m and end before church services. Joe Emmert leads as teacher and director with future leaders from several denominations. All adults not in regular Bible study are invited regardless of race creed or color.
The Sub Deb Club met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Antilley with Cindy Pinkerton organizing and Eileen Faubion presiding. A list of attendees included Cindy Antilley Joy Awalt Kei Bedford Gayla Beall and others. the meeting closed with benediction.
The Goal Diggers Club held a regular meeting at Mr and Mrs Jack Pierces home with Janice as hostess. They planned a cake sale for Friday April 12 and reviewed the previous meeting. The group listed Linda Smith Janice Pierce Pamela Smith Melanie Bomer Brenda Burns Becky Mathis Debra Carroll Carla Walker Phyllis Smith and sponsors Nita Cummings and Jeri Dry.
The family of Mrs. Omah White thanks the ladies who served lunch at the First Baptist Church and Ted Meyer and his staff at the funeral home for their help and support.
The Womans Society of Christian Service met Tuesday morning in the church parlor with 23 members present. Mrs. Frank Mitchell presided, Mrs. Eva Kelly presented a program on Christ and the Faith of Men, followed by a discussion on diverse faiths and new learning. Prayer led by Mrs. H. O. Abbott.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hugh Dodson announce the birth of a son Chad Kynor on March 25 at Graham General Hospital. The child weighs 9 pounds 12 1 2 ounces and has an 8 year old sister Charla and a 5 year old brother Chuck. Grandparents are Mrs Zula Bryant of Graham and Mrs Floy Dodson of Newcastle.
In Yates home Mr and Mrs Clyde Spain of Brownwood visited Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs W J Yates Mrs Yates accompanied them to Divide for a visit with their brother Mr and Mrs Alvie Egger
A travel trick suggests filling milk cartons with water and freezing them solid. Place the frozen cartons in the ice box to keep water cold. as the water melts the cartons provide drinking water.
Public and private expenditures for education will amount to about 50 billion dollars this year, representing roughly 6 1/2 percent of the Gross National Product.
The page from the Winters Enterprise in Winters Texas dated Friday April 12 1968 covers local news brief items, notices, and community updates typical of a small town newspaper. It includes short reports on residents, events, and public notices pertinent to the Winters area.
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