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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1968

Page

4

Cogburn Family Visit Heads to Massachusetts Stationing

Captain and Mrs. Harry V. Cogburn Jr. and their son Robert left Winters after a brief stay with Mrs. Ray mon d Henslee. They return from three years in England and head to Massachusetts where he will be stationed. Mrs. Cogburn is Eleanor Ann Holland, niece of Mrs. Henslee.

Harry V. Cogburn Jr Robert Raymon'd Henslee England Massachusetts

Jernigan Undergoes Surgery at Cox Memorial Hospital

J A Jernigan of 508 East Wood Street underwent surgery Tuesday at Cox Memorial Hospital in Abilene and is now convalescing in room 32.

J. A. Jernigan East Wood Street Cox Memorial Hospital Abilene

Runnels Youths Win Scholarship From Texas Guard

Gary Hill son of Winters residents and a Ballinger National Guard sergeant won first place $200 in the Trade School Division at the Ninth Annual Texas National Guard Association Convention in Fort Worth. Steve Brown of Ballinger won second place $300 in the Undergraduate Division for the second year running. he attends the University of Texas and majors in pharmacy. Both awards honor scholarship citizenship and leadership among Guard members or their children.

Runnels County Texas National Guard Association Fort Worth Gary R. Hill Robert L. Hill Winters Ballinger National Guard Gary Texas Stenographic Institute Abilene Steve Brown Caleb S. Brown Jr Ballinger University of Texas In Austin Kappsi Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Texas National Guard

Snakes Clocked At Five Miles Per Hour Speed

Researchers note that snakes appear swift but their top measured pace is about five miles per hour. The finding clarifies common impressions of serpent motion and informs studies of locomotion in reptiles.

Dorcas Sunday School Class Meets at Elders Home

Regular April meeting of the Dorcas Sunday School Class was held Wednesday at Mrs. Oletha Elders home with co host Ada Worthington. Clifton Davis presided and Velma Hart offered opening prayer. The group decided to send toilet articles to a Mission Church and collected the Lottie Moon Love Offering. Dora Kennedy led a Bible quiz during social hour. refreshments served to a list of members and guests.

Dorcas Oletha Elders Ada Worthington Clifton Davis Velma Hart T. H. Worthington Love Lottie Moon Elzie Cox Dora Kennedy Myrtle Wilbanks Betty Baldwin R. D. Collins J. D. Lowell Lora Coupland Dell Gardner Lettie Davis Grace Waggoner Mrs. Elders

Good Friday Service Set at Calvary Baptist at 7

Pastor Milton Allen announces a Good Friday service at Calvary Baptist Church at 7 o clock. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.

Calvary Baptist Milton Allen

Baby Elephant Weaning Time Revealed

A baby elephant is not weaned until around five years old, a long process that reflects its slow growth and social learning in the herd.

Extra Income Tax Rules Warn Taxpayers

Ellis Campbell Jr District Director of Internal Revenue Northern Texas says all income from any source unless exempt must be reported on the 1967 federal return. Interest dividends tips prizes hobby profits and sale profits are taxable. The first 100 of dividends is not taxed and savings accounts are taxable. Failing to report full income will incur extra tax interest and penalties.

Ellis Campbell, Jr Internal Revenue Texas U. S Campbell

Hunters Travel Vast Distances in 1965 Auto Miles

U S hunters logged about 9.9 billion auto passenger miles in 1965 with roughly half the travel for hunting small game. The data highlight nationwide hunting mobility patterns and regional preferences across the United States.

U. S

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