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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1973

Page

4

Funeral for Frank Johnson Held in Ballinger

Frank Johnson 80 died Saturday morning at Twilight Nursing Home Ballinger after a year long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Jim Johnson officiating. Burial followed at Northview Cemetery in Winters under Spill Funeral Home direction. Johnson a longtime Winters area resident and WWI veteran served on the Winters City Council and promoted local church and school efforts. He married Thelma Clark in 1925. she died in 1966. Survivors include a great niece Mrs. M G Perry, a brother Jim Johnson, a nephew and two nieces with several great nieces and nephews.

Spill Memorial Chapel Jim Johnson Ballinger Northview Cemetery Spill Funeral Home Mr. Johnson Winters Jim Cora Walden Johnson Presbyterian Church Thelma Clark Johnson M. G Cassie) Perry

Auction Saturday April 28 1973 in Abilene Texas

International Tractor Co announces a large farm equipment auction in Abilene Texas on Saturday April 28 at 10 00 A M. The sale lists multiple tractors including 1967 806 L P P T O 3 Pt and various models from International New Holland and John Deere plus combines plows balers mixers wagons and misc farm gear. Local auctioneers Col Tex Herring and Steve Knight handle the event with contact numbers provided.

International Tractor Co., Inc South 4Th and Treadaway Abilene Texas L. P P.T.O L.P Baldwin John Deere International New Holland Wire P.T.O Hessten P. T Handy-Ann Col Tex Herring Steve Knight Abilene

Connie Dunnam and Rodney Bassinger wed at Winters Baptist Church

Connie Marie Dunnam and Rodney J Bassinger were married Saturday April 21 at 4 PM in Winters First Baptist Church. The ceremony featured candlebra preen ery arrangements with red and white glass accents and a post ceremony reception in the church fellowship hall. The couple will reside at Rt 3 Box 182A Belton.

Connie Marie Dunnam Rodney Bassinger Baptist Church Winters First Baptist Church Rodney J. Bassinger Cliff Poe J. B. Dunnam Parklane, Winters W. J. Bassinger Fannin Abilene Dennis Rodgers Winters Barbara Fairey Susan Dunnam Sonora Dale Ellis Ballinger Ida Lee Parker Bronte Rodney Dunnam Big Spring Denny Heathcott Lee Hawthorne Dunnam Carolyn Robinson Lubbock Kathy Dean Danny McWhorter Lester Glass Miles Bassinger Rt. 3 Box Belton

Winters Independent Schools Menu Week of April 30

School meal plan lists daily options for April 30 through May 4 including meat patties with rice, hamburgers or sandwiches, chicken fried steak, chicken salad, and fried fish fillets. Each day offers sides, desserts, and milk choices.

Webb engages Mary Alice Webb to Frederick White Jr

Mr and Mrs Bruce Webb of Ovale announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Alice to Frederick Franklin White Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick White Sr Route 1 Tuscola The wedding is planned for June 8 at Bradshaw Baptist Church.

Mary Alice Webb Frederick F. White, Jr Wilf Bradshaw Bruce Webb Ovale Mary Alice Frederick Franklin White, Jr Frederick Franklin White, Sr Route 1 Tuscola

Rev H F James longtime minister dies in Andrews

Former Winters resident Rev Harvell F James 67 died in Andrews after a heart event at home and was pronounced dead on arrival at Permian General Hospital. He founded multiple churches in Andrews and Eunice New Mexico, left survivors including his wife, children, sisters, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral held Grace Baptist Church with relatives officiating. Burial at Andrews Cemetery.

Harvell F. James Andrews Winters Permian General Hospital James Virgil James Grace Baptist Church Don Hughes Temple Baptist Church Hobbs N. M Southside Baptist Church Andrews Cemetery Singleton Funeral Home Mills County Runnels County Gunn Baptist Church Cross Plains Second Baptist Church Bethel Baptist Church Trinity Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church Eunice McKinney Acres Baptist Payne Baptist Church Colorado City Westella Roscoe Fairview Baptist Church Seminole Pleasant View Baptist Church Comanche Lonnie Franklin James Houston Leonard Potter Batty Hughes Hobbs, N. M G. K. Brown Risina Star Ben M«Murray Mannen Hobbs San Angelo Morgan James

Kindergarten bill divides House on schedules and costs

Rep Lynn Nabers reports on H R 787 the Kindergarten Bill and H R 1374 Right to Work repeal. debates concern kindergarten start dates half day sessions or full day options local school boards control costs and facilities no new state funds. also notes Nick Nichols bill moves out of committee to repeal Right to Work law.

Wilson Foreman Austin TSTA TEA Nick” Nichols Committee On Labor

Home Town Talk on Time Change Anecdotes

A local note explains that the time change to daylight saving is set for Saturday night and jokes about a Bluff Creek resident who is confused by two time references. The piece quips that he may need two watches and notes he lives by "can to can't" as the fish ignore clocks.

Bluff Creek

Easter Weekend Guests Gather in Paducah

Mr and Mrs Gene Virden of Winters Mr and Mrs Dan Standley and family of Fort Worth Mr and Mrs Bob Hall ford and son of Abilene Mr and Mrs Mike Gray and children of San Diego Calif spent the Easter weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs Don Davis and family in Paducah.

Gene Virden Winters Dan Standley Fort Worth Bob Hallford Abilene Mike Gray San Diego Calif Don Davis Paducah

No. humans must choose between right and wrong

A pithy musing suggests most people recognize ethical boundaries but a few resist making decisive judgments, implying a stubborn preference for inaction over firm choices.

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Frank Johnson Winters Independent Schools Herman Vinson Tuscola, Texas Bradshaw Baptist Church H. F. James Capitol Rep Lynn Nabers Dub McMillon PARMA Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies Ladies New Spring Heidenheimer’s Uae Keds Louvre Oxford Heidenheimer
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