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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
9
The excerpt argues that Athens and Socrates faced governing laws and unjust judgments while tracing the social contract to the Mayflower voyage. It asserts the 108 words of the constitution sketch that formed a civil body politic, binding individuals to mutual covenant and common governance.
Eugene B. Foster 84 longtime Winters resident died at 10 p m Monday in San Angelo after illness since last November Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Chester Wilkerson officiating Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery Foster born September 21 1877 in Bellville Texas reared by relatives moved to Bell County at 16 married Effie Carmack March 22 1903 moved to Runnels County in 1923 retired from farming in 1935 moved to San Angelo 1952 Survivors include wife three sons Mansfield Riley Eldon of San Angelo three daughters Mrs Jesse Roach Mrs Washteria Wyatt of San Angelo Mrs Ernest Stroud of Monahans 11 grandchildren eight great grandchildren Pallbearers listed among others Also noted are a family visit report from Garden Grove California returning to Texas with relatives accompanying the Bridwell party
Mr and Mrs Buddy King hosted relatives in Fort Worth and Colorado City over the week. Diane and Sherry joined their parents Mr and Mrs H E King. The visit included Jimmie Heathcott staying at the King home.
Members of the Gill family gathered at Ballinger City Park for their annual reunion. Attendees included relatives from Winters Abilene Longview Ballinger Robert Lee Big Spring San Angelo Snyder and other nearby cities, with numerous couples and children listed.
Mr and Mrs Elmer King and Mr and Mrs Buddy King with their girls and Mr Buck Rogers spent the weekend fishing on the Concho River.
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