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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1972
Page
8
The page lists daily menus with options such as Hamburgers or combination sandwich on April 17, baked chicken on April 18, fried steaks on April 19, and tuna casserole on April 21. Meals include sides like French fries, green beans, mashed potatoes, and desserts with milk or chocolate milk.
Two cowhands seek an easy life rob a bank and drift toward Mexico. William Holden and Ryan O Nea l star as effective partners while Karl Malden portrays their wary boss who sends his sons after the outlaws. Set in the 1880s west with Monument Valley and Flagstaff scenery.
The Sub Deb Club met Monday evening at Lee Miles home to plan a pas sale. Members present included Linda Roberts Brenda Blackerby Lea Mostad Landa Walker Jessie Waldrop Lou Ann Cole Gayla Springer Carla Brown Kathy Hope Mary Beth Jacob Brenda Easterly Cathy Schwartz Lisa Brown Tonya Whitlow Cheryl Whitlow host, with sponsors Mrs Wayne Soloman and Mrs Charles Pinkerton.
Ray Dean Shafer, 70, died at 5 10 p m Tuesday of last week at Hendricks Memorial Hospital in Abilene. Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m Thursday at Shep Baptist Church with Rev Ted Bigham and Rev Virgil James officiating. Burial followed in Shep Cemetery. He was born January 22 1902 in Mason County, married Eunice Vera Bartee in Abilene in 1920, lived around Winters, worked as Ford dealer there, and later as a car salesman locally. Survivors include his wife a son Bryan Ray Shafer of Odessa five grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Rosa Miller of San Angelo Pearl Dunagan of Longview and two brothers L D Shafer of Abilene Elmer Shafer of Winters.
Flavio Cardenas 65 of Wingate died 6 45 p m Friday at Hendrick Memorial Abilene. Rosary 7 30 p m Sunday Spill Memorial Chapel funeral 10 30 a m Monday burial Wingate Cemetery. Born February 12 1907 Gonzales County son of Antonio and the late. Married Antonia Gonzales August 31 1930. Survivors include daughter Tony Soto five grandchildren one great grandchild four sisters and three brothers.
The Olen Crawford family thanks everyone for acts of kindness during Smokey's illness and death. They appreciate money flowers food and support and specifically thank Dr Rives and the nurses. May God bless each one.
The Ruth Circle of the First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Bob Sanders. Vice chairman Mrs. Frank Mitchell presided. Mrs. For rest Davis led the opening prayer and presented a devotional on Faith. A discussion followed. Present were Mrs. D. A. Dobbins, M. L. Dobbins, Frank Mitchell, Bob Sanders, W. W. Parramore, W. T. Nichols, H. O. Abbott and Forrest Davis.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of St John Lutheran Church met Thursday afternoon with circle chairman Mrs Walter Gerhart presiding. Program led by Mrs Ellis Ueckert and scripture by Mrs Bill Hoppe. Bible study by several members. A playlet Poor Circulation was presented by three members. Thirty members and one new member Mrs Gus Voss attended. Refreshments prepared by three members.
The Mary Martha Circle of WSCS at First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning at Thad Traylor's home with ten members. Mrs. J. D. Vinson led as president and opening prayer, while Mrs. Roy Crawford presented the program What Is Faith with help from Mrs. M. E. Leeman. Attending were Mesdames E. L. Crockett August McWilliams H. J. Hodge Sr. Roy Crawford W. F. Lange M. E. Leeman J. D. Vinson Celia Lang Ruth McDaniel and Thad Traylor.
Winters Den Dieters Club hosted a losers dinner after losing a contest to Wingate TOPS Club at The Den Monday evening. Mrs. Bill Webb was queen for the past year and Mrs. Pearl Dunnam named queen of the week. Members listed include several Women of the Den Dieter and Wingate TOPS participants with multiple named attendees.
The regular meeting of the Goal Digger Club was held at the home of Keri Lynn Laughon on Monday. Gwynne Gerstman presented the program.Members present included Karen Simpson Susan Byrns Betty Hood Kandi Rougas Robbie Morrison Sheree Tekell Keri Lynn Laughan Gwynne Geist man Susie Spense Maurine Riess Keva Harrison Gineer Fairey Robin Sanders Julie Spraberry Ellen Sanders and sponsors Mrs Carolyn McKen ne and Mrs Mary Lynn Presley.
Esther Circle met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. T. C. Stanley. Mrs. Clarence Hambright presided as chairman and Mrs. F. R. Anderson offered the opening prayer. Mrs. Ralph Arnold presented the program titled Higher Education with several members in attendance.
Mary Lynn Presley and Mrs. Pat Pritchard express gratitude for cards calls flowers and concern during hospital stay. They thank Dr McCreight nurses and staff and extend special thanks to Mrs Jim King with family support and appreciation.
Receipt books are offered at The Enterprise office for purchase. Buyers and sellers can use the classified columns for transactions including rent and sales.
A conservation spokesman Gerald Merz of the Runnels County Soil Conservation Service reports 528 acres of grassed waterways have been shaped and seeded in the local conservation district. Grassed waterways replace road ditches and fence-line ditches, using natural drains when possible to reduce shaping.
Runoff water is directed by grassed waterways designed by the Soil Conservation Service to carry storm water safely from fields. These features enhance landscape beauty and reduce erosion while offering a practical drainage solution. For design details and grass varieties, contact the Soil Conservation Service.
Local classified section lists miscellaneous items for sale and small listings. Readers can find odds and ends items such as household goods, tools, and curiosities offered by neighbors and local sellers.
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