For Sale Portable Air Conditioner
Portable air conditioner for sale by Dorothy Long of 300 Roberts. Call PL 4-7013 for details.
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Roberts
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1959
Page
3
Scout Circus Slated For May 2 In Abilene
Chisholm Trail Council announces a May 2 Scout Circus at Fair Park Stadium Abilene at 7 30 p m Proceeds support local Scouts with 10 percent to Winters Troop 49 40 percent for Camp Tonkawa improvements and 20 percent for circus expenses Adult tickets 50 cents One free admission for each adult ticket buys a child under 14 Mystery house in Winters offers a grand prize sleeping bag for Cub Scouts or a week at camp for Boy Scouts Earn tickets from Winters Cub or Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm Trail
Fair Park Stadium
Abilene
Camp Tonkawa
Joy Class Meeting At Worth Howe Home
Regular monthly gathering of the J O Y Class of the First Baptist Sunday School met Tuesday evening at Mrs Worth Howe's residence. Mrs Carlos McWright gave the opening prayer and Mrs J T Randolph delivered the devotional on Thy Words In My Heart. Absentees and new prospects were discussed and ill members were remembered. Refreshments were served to a group including Mrs Clarence Shade and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Worth Howe
J.O.Y
First Baptist Sunday School
Carlos McWright
J. T. Randolph
Clarence Shade
Russell Mote
Kenneth Sneed
Wayne Bedford
Monroe Boles
Howe
Dale Sewing Club Met Tuesday In Stoecker Home
Dale Sewing Club met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Carol Stoecker and quilting was done for the hostess. Plans were completed for a supper and a 42 party to be held Tuesday night April 21 at the club house. Members are to bring salad and meat cake or pie dominoes and table. All club members and everyone in the Dale Community are invited. Refreshments of cake coffee and punch were served to Mesdames Henry Vogler Reese Jones Charlie Adams Clifford Lehman Ernest Smith August Stoecker Tip McKnight C. C. Whitmire Wilburn Phelps and Mrs. Effie Lehman. The next meeting will be held in the home of Miss Effie Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sewing Club
Carol Stoecker
Dale
Henry Vogler
Reese, Jones
Charlie Adams
Clifford Lehman
Ernest Smith
August Stoe
There May Be More Than One Way to Skin a Cat
A brief proverb notes that there are multiple possible methods, yet a single preferred approach remains recognized. The saying underscores problem solving flexibility and pragmatic choice in practical tasks.
Special Cattle Sale In Fort Worth By Ted Gould
Fort Worth Livestock Market Institute announced weekly cattle auctions start May 7 with a special sale April 23. Sales fall on Thursdays and Fridays or Saturdays if needed. April 9 sale drew 1,500+ farmers. 3,838 head sold for $543,031.59, with prices for calves, steers, cows, and hogs detailed. Night selling ends. sales run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with unsold cattle next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth Livestock Market Institute
Ted Gouldy
Market Institute
Gouldy
The
Texas Hereford and
Texas Angus Associations
Fort Worth
Livestock Prices Steady At Fort Worth Market
Sheep and lambs opened steady with spring lambs mostly 20 to 22.50 dollars and culled to medium types 14 to 19. Stocker and feeder lambs 17 to 19. Old crop lambs 18 to 20, some wooled at 19 down. Slaughter ewes 6 to 8.50. Fresh shorn slaughter bucks 7. Cattle and calves steady. good slaughter steers and yearlings 26 to 30, medium to low grades 19 to 25.50. Fat cows 18.50 to 21, canners and cutters 12 to 18.50. Bulls 19 to 22.50 with some fed bulls higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
The Trouble With Too Many People
A concise quip on crowded discourse noting that many individuals only feel compelled to speak rather than listen.
Beware of salesmen who threaten to give you something
A warning about unscrupulous salesmen who pressure customers with threats of gifts or favors to induce purchases. The piece cautions readers to verify offers and avoid high pressure tactics. It emphasizes staying vigilant and reporting coercive conduct to authorities.
Mrs Hays Elected President of Band Mothers Club
West Hays was elected president of the Band Mothers Club at a Tuesday meeting in the band hall. Officers named included Mrs J W Bahiman as vice president and Mrs Laurence Chapman as secretary. The club planned the annual picnic and May installation, plus summer rodeo participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hays
Band Mothers Club
W. F. Minzenmayer
Henry McCreight
Sam Jones
Marvin Bedford
Davis to Join Three Day Ranch Study Tour in Texas
Don Davis son of Mr and Mrs Wilma C Davis and a student at Texas A and M College will participate in a three day field excursion to study ranching practices in south and southwest Texas in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Davis
Wilma C. Davis
Texas A. and M. College
Texas
Operators who never let credit go unused
The text contrasts operators and politicians, noting that some life operators refuse to waste credit while pointing out that politicians, like show people, deliver a mix of truth and hokum to the public.
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Mini
Tian
A. D. Lee
Winters Flower Shop
Dial
Roach Electric
Tfc
Carl Pool
West Texas
Harrison Auto Parts
Winters State Bank
Winters, Texas
Western Auto Store
Edith Rehnborg
Mrs. Crockett Hodges
Paul Gerlach
Henslee Cleaners
Carl Brooks
NTT
Gulf Service
Garland Crouch
Lawson
Surefire
Way Truck & Tractor Company
International Harvester Dealer
de Kalb
Dick Bishop
Farmall M
J. J. Swatschue
D. W. Giles
Winters
Lucy Kittell
North
Magnolia
S. Alexander
Crews
W. H. Cain
Charles Street
Itc
Ballinger Salvage CO
J. B. Gladden
South Main
Runnels County
Winters Chamber of Commerce
Robert V. R. Miller
Tower of Fiesta Drive-In
Ballinger
Western Auto
J.B. Gladden
Winters Lodge
Af&ram
Scout Circus
Stoecker Home
John J. Swatchsite
Rueben Gehrels Winters
Fast Motor Lines
Ota
Aaa
Winters Sheet Metal & Plumbing
R. B. Dunivan
Donna Reed
Stewart Granger
Center
George Sanders
Columbia Pictures
Riviera
State Theatre
Ted Gould
Kendrick Insurance Agency
Act
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