Hospital Dismissals Highlight Week in Winters
Walter Kruse and numerous patients at Winters Municipal Hospital were discharged Thursday through Wednesday. Items list Walter Heckler John Coldlazer Mrs John Martinez Mrs W Y Biber Mrs Julius Joiner and baby girl, Mrs Raymond Cortez Betty Childers and baby girl, Russell Gran Nora Ann Carpenter Ace Bedford Blackman and ace Bedford noted as medical patients. Carrie Lynn Green and Johnny Davis listed as medical patients. Mrs Vernon Marks remains a surgical patient.
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Walter Kruse
Winters Municipal Hospital
Walter Heckler
John Coldlazer
John
Martinez
W. Hy Biber
Julius
Raymond
Cortez
Betty Childers
Russell Gran
Ovale
Nora
Ann Carpenter
Ace Bedford
Blackman
Vernon Marks
Carrie Lynn Green
Johnny Davis
Jim England Dies At Home In Hale Center
Jim England, born January 22, 1911 in Huntly, died at home in Hale Center Thursday after years of failing health. He moved from Winters area in 1948, married Lillian Belew in 1938, and was a Methodist. Funeral set for Friday at 2:30 pm in Hale Center cemetery. Survived by wife Lillian, brother Bede England of Winters, and sisters Mrs. Marshall Akin and Mrs. Robert Hodges of Brownfield.
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Jim England
Hale Center
Winters
Huntly
England
Runnels County
A. E. England
Drasco
Lillian Belewin Winters
Methodist Church
Bede England
Marshall Akin
Robert Hodges
Brownfield
Circles of the Woman’s Society Meet at First Methodist
The Mary Martha Circle met at Mrs. J D Vinson home with seven members and one visitor. Ella Ritch led devotions and W T Stanley spoke on the exchange of gifts between the United States and Korea. W W Parramore read We are Debtors and Homer Hudgins offered the day’s thought and prayer. The Ruth Circle gathered at J E Roye home with nine members and two guests. E L Craig opened with prayer and business led by Gattis Neely. Frank Mitchell led the program and Jim Edwards spoke from Acts 17 15 28. The benediction closed the session with Not by Bread Alone and We are Debtors. The Ruth Circle meets next Tuesday at 9 at Mrs R P Weeks.
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Womans Society of
First Methodist Church
Mary Martha
Ella Ritch
W.’T. Stanley
United States
Korea
W. W. Parramore
E. L. Craig
Laurence Kennedy
Roye
Hagar
Ishmael
Girl Scout Troop Plans Weekend Cookout and Hike
Girl Scout Troop 7 met at the Scout Hut with leaders Mrs. C. O. Patterson and Mrs. Jack Whittenberg. Cues were led by Linda Kay Whittenberg, Robbie Sue Davidson, and Mary Jo White. they practiced flag ceremony, knots, arm sling and head, hand, or foot bandages, and discussed Friday April 24 cookout and hike schedule.
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C. O. Patterson
Jack Whittenberg
Linda Kay Whittenberg
Robbie Sue Davidson
Mary Jo White
Martha Howell
Jo Crouch
Brenda Howard
Jeannie Hood
Linda
Kay <Ittenberg
Gwen Larshi
Mary JomEits
Sally i Patterson
Sue Ree
Reneeee
Linda Lloyd
Mary
Jane Kiser
Gayle Beavers
Lunch Menu Fragments From School Meal Plan
The readable text lists daily lunch items with options such as meat balls in tomato sauce and hashed brown potatoes on Monday, Barbecue on bun with sides on Tuesday, and toasted cheese sandwiches with peas and salads on Friday. Drink options include milk and chocolate milk with various desserts.
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Ageil
Advertising says study what you offer customers
A brief note on advertising emphasizes the need to assess offerings to attract buyers and avoid wasted spending. It stresses evaluating what customers value and aligning messaging with proven benefits. The message suggests thoughtful preparation over blind spending.
Social Security Claim Steps and Proofs Advised
Ellington advised claimants to file claim forms within one or two months of retirement and bring papers proving age earnings and relation. Required items include the Social Security card proof of age last W-2 or tax return with Schedule C or F and cancelled checks for self employment tax.
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Ellington
Highway Crash Toll in 1958 Surges Across U.S.
The year 1958 saw 36,700 people killed and 2,825,000 injured in motor vehicle accidents on American highways. This grim total highlights the ongoing traffic safety challenge facing national and local authorities.
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U.S
Speed Blamed in Over Forty Percent of U S Traffic Deaths
A 1958 national report cites speed as a factor in more than 40 percent of US traffic fatalities and injuries. Officials warn motorists about rapid driving, urging caution and enforcement. The study highlights risk across urban and rural roads and calls for better speed controls.
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Speed
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Edith Rehnborg
Mrs. Crockett Hodges
Henslee Cleaners
Carl Pool
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Poe’s. Electric and Radio Shop
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Louis Pendleton
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Dick Bishop
Rt. 4
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Ypabilene Livestock
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Bath
Don Bryan
le Kennedy
E. J. Barnes
Truett
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Noel Wiley
Joe Baker
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South Main
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Fiesta Drive-In
Ballinece
Western Auto Associate
Af&am
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Ruth Circle
R. P. Weeks
Girl Scout News
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