Winters Community Notes and Social Visits
Local column from Winters Texas lists visitors and family updates. Names include Fuller, Kerby, Stone, Parker, McWilliams, Brevard, and McGallion among others with short mentions of travel, hospital, and wedding events. The piece records multiple social visits and meals across Winters and nearby towns.
Mrs. J. A. Davidson 81 Died After Sudden Illness
Mrs. J. A. (Ollie) Davidson, 81, died at her Winters home Wednesday night after a sudden illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Spill Memorial Chapel, with burial in Northview Cemetery Winters. Survivors include three daughters Evelyn Shull Beaumont Nenita Caskey New Braunfels and Jo Neville Sonora, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Spill Memorial Chapel
J. A
Ollie) Davidson
Jim C. Johnson
First Presbyterian Church of
Ballinger
Northview Cemetery
Winters
Town
Mary Martha Circle Meeting Tuesday at First United
Mary Martha Circle of WSCS at the First United Methodist Church met in Mrs. Roy Crawford's home Tuesday morning. Rev. Roy Crawford presented a program on Women in the Land of You and Straight Talk About Christ, with Mrs. Crawford leading devotional and a farewell gift given to Mrs. August Vater who moves to Mason.
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Mary Martha Circle
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Roy. Crawford
J. D. Vinson
Roy Crawford
Crawford
Christ
August Vater
Mason
Mesdames J. D. Vinson
Lavenia Crockett
August McWilliams
August Water
Thad Traylor
H. J. Hodge Sr
W. F. Lange
Celia Lang
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Skinner April 14 mentions visits by Janie and Jodie Stokes with their grandparents and Sunday dinners hosted by the Author Allcorns with Ira Hale of Miles and Bennie Allcorn of Talpa. Other guests include W. J. Pearce of Los Angeles and Noble Faubion, plus Mrs. Chester McBeth and Mrs. Faubion visiting Hendricks Hospital and Abi lene. Linda Kerby celebrated a birthday with Carlie Gottschalk and Jeff. Elmer Bryan hosted at Merrill Nursing Home, Winter and Effie Dietz at Manor House Ballinger, and Ira Hale of Miles visited Marvin Hale.
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Skinner
Janie
Jodie Stokes
Allcorns
Ira Hale
Miles and Bennie
Allcorn
Talpa
W. J. Pearce
Los Angeles
Calif
Noble Fauhions
Chester McBeth
Noble Faubion
N. Alexander
Hendricks Hospital
Eileen Collins
Abilene
Arthur Kerby
Linda
Carlie Gottschalk
Jeff
Douglas Bryan
Elmer Bryan
Merrill Nursing Home
Winters
Effie Dietz
Manor House
Ballinger
Miles
Marvin Hale
Harrell Runnels County resident dies at 79
Alford W Harrell 79 longtime Runnels County resident died at 3 10 am Sunday in Ballinger Memorial Hospital Funeral held at 2 pm Tuesday in Allen Davis Chapel Ballinger with Rev Piez Todd officiating Burial in Old Runnels Cemetery He was born Feb 21 1893 in Williamson County moved to Runnels County in 1898 farmed in Hatchel area member of First United Methodist Church Ballinger Survivors include three brothers and six sisters from Winters Fort Worth La Habra Pasadena and San Diego Calf
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Alford W. Harrell
Runnels County
Ballinger Memorial Hospital
Allen Davis
Ballinger
Piez Todd
First United Methodist Church
Old Runnels Cemetery
Mr. Harrell
Williamson County
Martin Edward Harrell
Hatchel
Tom
Claude
Winters
Bert
Orlando
Fla
Ia Afflerbach
Joe Riley
Fort Worth
Cancer Society Urges Support Through Checkups and Gifts
The American Cancer Society calls for urgent support to fight cancer. Encourage personal health with a checkup and aid others with a generous donation to ACS.
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The
American Cancer Society
ACS
Truck Makers Expected to See Gains in 1972
A Wellesley Hills analysis notes strong demand for heavier-duty trucks and a healthier industry climate in 1972. It cites the Detroit Big Three, International Harvester, White, and Mack as leading producers, with 1971 shipments near 2 million units and continued favorable tax and economic conditions for further gains.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
International Harvester
White and
Mack
Signal Companies
Cummins Engine
United States
Datsun
Toyota
Babson’s Reports
White Motor Corporation
N. Y. Exchange
Winters Independent Schools Menu Week of April 24 28
The school menu lists daily offerings for Winters ISD from Monday through Friday. Items include Mexican dinner with enchiladas on Monday, fried chicken on Tuesday, hot dogs or combination sandwich on Wednesday, beef tacos on Thursday, and salmon croquettes on Friday with sides and desserts.
Den Dieters Club Meeting Names Queen of the Week
The Den Dieters Club met Monday night at The Den. Mrs. R. W. Owen was named queen of the week. Attending were Mesdames W. J. Briley, Bert Humble Pearl Dunnam, C. R. Pinkerton, Paul Gerhardt, R. W. Owen, Carl Pendergrass, D. W. Williams, Lillian Awalt, Charles Kruse, and visitor Carla Jo Briley.
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den Dieters Club
Den
R. W. Owen
Mesdames W. J. Briley
Bert Humble Pearl Dunnam
C. R. Pinkerton
Paul Gerhardt
Carl Pendergrass
D. W. Williams
Lillian Awalt
Charles Kruse
Carla Jo Briley
Henry Kissinger as Politics Showmanship and Power
Ralph Novak argues Kissinger remains an enigmatic figure in Nixon's administration. He questions Kissinger’s real power and role while noting the press fascination and the public’s appetite for mystery in politics as a form of show business.
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Henry Kissinger
Ralph Novak
Washington
Cbf
James Bond
Sean Connery
Nixon
Tonto
Kissinger
Howard Hughes
Jill St. John
Hank
China
Jill
Moscow
Louisiana
Byelorussia
Mr. Nixon
Spiro Agnew
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