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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
3
Winters News Briefs From April 1966
Mrs Roy C Maddox left on Friday for a few days with her daughter in Dallas before visiting Washington D C with Major General D M Jones and family in Alexandria Virginia Margaret Ellen Stoecker Palacious School teacher spent Easter with her parents Reid Stoecker Abi line Christian College student visited his parents over the weekend Mr and Mrs Bill Comegys of Hamlin former Winters residents visited friends here over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Maddox
Cedric Poe
Dallas
Washington, D. C
D. M. Jones
Alexandria
Virginia
Stoecker
Margaret Ellen Stoecker
Homer Stoecker
Reid Stoecker
Abilene Christian College
Bill Comegys
Hamlin
Winters
Denver Teacher Spends Easter With Parents
Sandra Beard, a Denver Colorado teacher, spent the Easter holidays in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George M Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Beard
Denver
Colorado
George M. Beard
By the time you get the installments paid
The piece argues that delayed payments convert a luxury into a necessity, suggesting spending persists as value grows and financial strain accrues as installments continue.
Funeral for Dr. Robert Leathers Held in Novice
Dr. Robert Bar nett Leathers 48 died of a heart attack Saturday near Winters. Funeral from Spill Memorial Chapel Monday at 10 officiated by Rev. Shoemake and Rev. Wilkerson. Burial in Novice Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Margaret Sykes, son Barnett, daughter Margaret Jo, two sisters, and several relatives. Pallbearers listed. Leathers served in Army and Air Force Reserve, worked with USDA in Del Rio and Eagle Pass, and practiced in Winters Fort Worth prior to moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barnett Leathers
Spill Memorial Chapel
B. T. Shoemake
First Baptist Church
Chester Wilkerson
Winters
Novice
Spill Funeral Home
Leathers
Winters Municipal Hospital
Joseph F
Mary Barnett
C W Graves Dies at Winters Rest Home
Charlies W Graves 91 died at Merrill Rest Home in Winters Friday after a six week illness. Funeral at Spill Memorial Chapel Saturday 3 30 p m with Rev Bobby James officiating. Burial in Northview Cemetery. Survivors: three sons, five daughters, 17 grandchildren, many great and great great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Graves
Merrill Rest Home
Winters
Spill Memorial Chapel
Bobby James
C. W. Graves Jr
Gerring, Neb
Paul Graves
Southfork
Colo
Harry Lynn Graves
Sterling
Fred Wearden
Santa Anna
Gertrude Walker
Odessa
Bessie Wearden
Killeen
Lucille Ragland
Arlington
Queen Esther Circle Meets at Sallie Gray Home
Members of the Queen Esther Circle of the First Methodist Church gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Sallie Gray's home. Mrs. Roy Crawford led the program with assistance from Mrs. Ruby Rosson, Mrs. Lilly Marks and Mrs. Gray. Coffee and cake were served to Mines. H. Q. Abbott, Roy Crawford, F. L. Bates, D. A. Dobbins, E. L. Crockett, Rudy Rosson, Lilly Marks, and Sallie Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Sallie Gray
Roy Crawford
Ruby Rosson
Lilly Marks
Mrs. Gray
F. L. Bates
D. A. Dobbins
E. L. Crockett
Rudy Rosson
Repairing Waders With Flexible Paint Tips
When fishing waders wear thin and crack, apply a pliable paint to cover worn spots. The coating resists cracking and remains flexible, extending the life of the waders for several more seasons.
Funeral Held for Mrs. M. H. Nelson 80 in Winters Vicinity
Former resident Dora Lee Ashinhurst Nelson died in Victoria after a long illness. Funeral at Spill Memorial Chapel was led by Rev. B. T. Shoemake with burial in Old Runnels Cemetery near Ballinger. Survivors include son Carl Nelson of Abilene and daughter Mrs. Douglas Bryan of Winters, among eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Nelson
Spill Memorial
B. T. Shoemake
First Baptist Church
Winters
Nelson
The
Baptist Church
Carl Nelson
Abilene
Douglas Bryan
Oscar Smith
Victoria
Mrs. Bryan Smith Dies at 68 in Winters
Martha Josephine Whit ley born February 22 1898 moved to Coleman County as a child later settled in Winters area for 45 years She died at Winters Municipal Hospital Monday night funeral Wednesday Spill Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev Walker and Rev Shoemake burial Lakeview Cemetery Survivors include her husband three sons Whitley Weldon Vernon four grandchildren two sisters Pallbearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spill Memorial Chapel
Robert Walker
First Methodist Church
B. T. Shoemake
First Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Martha Josephine Whitley
Coleman County
Bradshaw
Bryan Smith
Ovale
Knowledge that transcends the material in past and present
The text reflects on discoveries and the enduring value of knowledge from the past. It contrasts scientific miracles with timeless principles and attitudes that give life true meaning beyond material progress. The focus is on the importance of enduring human ideals across time.
Frances Gaby Circle Met In Neely Home
Frances Gaby Circle WSCS of the Methodist Church met at 9 30 Tuesday morning at Mrs. Gattis Neely home with nine members. Activities included an opening prayer, business session, and offering for MUST project Metropolitan Urban Service Training in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gaby
Neely
WSCS
Methodist Church
C. R. Willey
Must
New York City
Nichols
Paul Gerhardt
Mexico
Sew and Sew Club Meets at Gannaway Home Wingate
Mrs. Myrtle Gannaway hosted the Sew and Sew Club at her Wingate home for a regular meeting on Tuesday with 18 members present. Members quilted and embroidered for the hostess and refreshments were served to a list of named members and guest Phyllis O'Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannaway
Wingate
Myrtle Gannaway
Ella Byrd
Marie Bradford
Margie Donica
Pauline Green
Shirley Hill
Gladys Hord
Madlin King
Martha O’dell
Mildred Patton
Annie Phillips
Edna Rodgers
Grace Smith
Minnie Williams
Johnnie Woodfin
Julia Hancock
Pearl Whigham
Flossie Kirkland
Guest
Phyllis O’dell
Jacob Family Relocates to Abilene Led by Engineer Arrival
Mr and Mrs Billy Jacob and children Tamara and Boyce moved from Sulphur Oklahoma to Abilene. Mr Jacob joins the City of Abilene Engineering Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jacob
Tamara and
Boyce
Sulphur, Oklahoma
Abilene
Jacob
City of
Visiting Daughter Sparks Family Trio in Carlsbad NM
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jacob visited their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Dick Dunlap at Carlsbad New Mexico. The gathering highlighted family ties with a brief stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jacob
Dick Dunlap
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Marie Hill Returns Home From Easter Visit
Marie Hill returned Monday to Wichita Falls after spending the Easter holidays in the home of her mother Mrs. George C. Hill and with other relatives and friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hill
Wichita Falls
George C. Hill
Rockdale Woman Visits Father in Merrill Nursing Home
Mrs Daily M King and her daughter Susan Ann of Rockdale visited her father Fred W Grohman at Merrill Nursing Home during Easter holidays. Grohman has resided in the rest home since January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Daily M. King
Susan Ann
Fred W. Grohman
Merrill Nursing Home
Grohman
Mrs Lang Returns Home After Omaha Visit With Speers
Mrs. W. D. Lang came home Friday after an extended stay with her daughter Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Edwin Speer in Omaha Nebraska. She was accompanied by Col. and Mrs. Speer who visited relatives and friends here and in Ballinger before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lang
Edwin Speer
Omaha
Nebraska
Col
Mrs. Speer
Ballinger
Weekend Visitors From San Antonio Call on Stephens Home
Mr and Mrs Euel Stephens Cary Beverly and Melody of San Antonio visited their parents Mr and Mrs C C Stephens and Mr and Mrs Carl Parks in San Antonio during the weekend sharing time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Euel Stephens
Cary, Beverly
Melody
C. C. Stephens
Carl Parks
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