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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a Florida context with references to ages, a Rolls Royce purchase, and a $14,683 commission. The piece mentions a beam or flag of fame and several unnamed persons, but details are unreliable and fragmentary.
The speaker warns that many investors profited briefly by swapping promissory notes and sales agreements, but collapsed when prices plummeted. Florida bonds and banks failed, with Sarasota and Orlando bonds dropping sharply and homes selling for pennies on the dollar. He cautions against over speculation, noting legitimate land deals persist if deeds exist, and advises touring Florida and consulting local banks for reputable agents before buying a small house with a lot in towns under 20,000.
An upbeat note touts the turbo supercharged rear engine Corvair Monza Souderinice and the famed Corvette as key sporty options. The piece suggests spring weather, a country coach styling, and guidance from a Chevrolet dealer to help pick the best Super Sport.
Samuel S. Davis, 88, died Saturday at 7:55 p.m. in Winters Memorial Hospital after a 17 day stay. Funeral services were held Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. B. T. Shoemake officiating. Burial in Pumphrey Cemetery. He was born December 29, 1874 in Granger and married Eppie Gunn in 188? The couple later lived in Runnels County and Fort Worth. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Joe Awalt of Pumphrey, son Bill Davis of Midland, 13 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, two sisters and a half-sister. Grandsons served as casket bearers.
D G Posey Veterans Service Officer for Runnels County attended a regional rehabilitation clinic for Veterans Service Officers in Lubbock in April 1819. The clinic, conducted by the Veterans Affairs Commission with veterans groups, trains county and post officers on new veteran benefit legislation. Five clinics were held statewide this spring.
Heart O Texas Singers Reunion set for Brady high school auditorium Saturday and Sunday April 27 and 28 featuring visiting quartets. Four top quartets and other groups perform Saturday night at 8. Doors open Sunday morning for all day singing including class and quartet singing until 4 pm. Lunch served in the cafeteria. Mrs A C Stewart invites all to attend.
Mitzie Blackwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Bobby Blackwood was honored with a birthday party at home on her second birthday Monday April 22 Ice cream and cake were served to family and friends including Kay Bailey Jodie Butts Wayne Green Charles Dodson Chuck Dodson Cindy Peacock Donnie Peacock Donald Wayne solo mon Selinda Allen Rhonda John Carter Donna Barker Doyle Barker Jim Chapman Mike Chapman Denise Rodgers Kathy Craig Chris Gehrels Keitha Davis and their mothers Mrs M E Blackwood and Mrs Pat Jobe
Brenda Parrish hosted the regular Goal Digger Club meeting at the Parrish home with Barbara Baldwin presiding. Camp was discussed and the program centered on a general discussion of club activities followed by refreshments for members and a guest.
The Jayces Ettes express appreciation for volunteers who aided the Easter Seal Drive. Special thanks go to the Girl Scouts and their helpers on the blockade and to the Junior Culture Club for assisting with house to house canvassing.
Mercury is described as the swiftest moving planet. Yale University is identified with its mascot a bulldog.
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