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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
2
Tsze-Kung asks about a superior man. The reply: he acts before speaking and his words align with his actions. The saying compares conversing with certain people to trying to sew with a machine running at full speed.
Rhonda Carter celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at 504 South Arlington on Friday April 8. Guests included Jeff Russell, David Meadows, Gary Schwartz, and others. refreshments of ice cream cake and punch were served.
Charity Caroline Circle of the WSCS of the Methodist Church met Tuesday morning in Mrs. W. W. Parramore’s home. Mrs. Frank Mitchell led scriptures and prayer. The program on Methodist Union Service Training was given by Mrs. J. D. Vinson, Mrs. W. T. Stanley, Mrs. Parramore and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Benediction concluded with a unison recitation by attendees.
This brief expresses a claim about collective intolerance toward matters that people regard with deep personal concern. It presents a reflective stance on emotional commitments and the limits of communal forbearance.
Mrs Henry Vogler hosted the Dale Sewing Club on Tuesday afternoon. Members worked on quilting for the hostess and refreshments were served to a list of members including Mesdames Whittenberg Jenkins Mayo Jones Spill Thormeyer Rogers Kruse Phelps Ueckert Stoecker Adams Stoeker Lehman Henninger Cooper and Emma Henninger along with other guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs Wilburn Phelps on April 26.
The speaker urges optimism amid clouds and doubt, asking why not expect the best to happen and to seek brighter outcomes rather than dwelling on hardship. The message emphasizes hope and resilience.
The Goal Digger Club gathered Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Smith home with Linda Smith as hostess. Kay Orr led a program on Dating Do's and Don'ts after the business session. Scandal was read. attendees included Jan Johnson, Jan Merck, Elaine Campbell, Phyllis Awalt, Linda Smith, Sherri Bedford, Carolyn Phelps, Brenda Cooper, Lenda Fuller, Kay Orr, and sponsors Mrs. Johnny Wilson and Mrs. Robinson.
A quiver defense suggests a 2 inch styrofoam insert to secure arrowheads. Placing the foam at the bottom allows heads to grip in place yet be released with a slight pull.
The Sub Deb Club met at Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison home with Ida Martin as hostess. Members voted to hold a dance Saturday night April 16 at Catholic Hall. The program titled Teen Dating Guide featured Beverly Foster Theresa Meyer Marsha Hays Jean Mostad Sue Hodnett Jo White Babs Tatum Beverly Sprinkle Cindy Antil ley Ida Martin Ginger Ivie Eileen Faubion Glenda Cooper Gayla Beall Susan Roberts and Dova Snell.
In rough weather small items often vanish from rowboats and other craft. Secure valuables by attaching a widemouth mason jar lid under a boat seat with screws or nails, place keepsakes inside, and screw the lid to the top. Also, the piece encourages doing good for someone unexpected.
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