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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
4
A fragment from Home Town Talk recalls two shoe salesmen failing to return, the second missing for two weeks, and a fat air mail envelope arriving with the message Fifty orders enclosed Prospects unlimited Nobody here has shoes attributed to Robert Rich.
The United Methodist Women of Winters First United Methodist Church held a general meeting Tuesday with president Mrs Ralph Arnold presiding. Mrs F R Anderson led a program on Public Education. upcoming program slides of the ministers exchange will be shown August 12. refreshments served.
The children and families express gratitude for flowers and cards after the loss of Mrs. R. O. Jeffreys. Thanks to First Baptist Church ladies for meals, Rev. Grantz, the organist, and quartet. Special thanks to Mrs. John Gardner and Ted Meyer for help.
From Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gunn and Tony visited Mrs. Harold Wilson, Billy and Joyce Harville of Ovalo during their trip.
Emily Clair Morrill of Fort Worth married Richard Thomas Young of Winters at St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Fort Worth on Saturday August 4. The couple will reside in Austin after a Hill Country trip. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jack Armstrong Derby and the late Junius Hayes Morrill, is a Texas Tech graduate in deaf education and has taught in Kansas and Texas. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMillan Young of Winters, is a Texas Tech graduate and General Adjustment Bureau employee.
Gwen Crouch of Muleshoe selected by merit committee for Who's Who Among American High School Students in the seventh annual edition. Her autobiography will appear and she is eligible for a scholarship up to $1,000. She held drum and xylophone roles in high school bands and earned regional band honors.
Winters High School Blizzard Band begins pre school practice Monday August 13 at 7 p m in the Band Hall. Kirke McKenzie says about 130 members expected. 21 graduates last year and 38 junior high students may join.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Roth Saam and Stephen of Phoenix Arizona spent a week in the home of her mother Mrs Pete Wessels and Clarence. Other visitors included Mrs Tena Meek of Silsbee Mr and Mrs Randall Watson Terry and Lorri of Coleman Mr and Mrs Willis Whittenberg Mr and Mrs Ralph Whittenberg of Winters Mr E R Wessels Kay Lea of Monahans Mr and Mrs Ray Prescott and Kimberley of Lindale and Mr and Mrs Ronnie Bethel and Mr and Mrs Jack Whittenberg.
Major Texas metropolitan areas will defer implementing auto pollution controls for 60 days until October 15. This extension affects air quality measures and regulatory deadlines across large urban regions.
Janet Sue Schwartz and Jimmy David Jordan renewed their marriage vows on Saturday at the Main Street Church of Christ. Don Kleppe officiated assisted by bridal party members from Abilene Weatherford Eastland and Clyde. The couple's families hosted a reception and they plan to pursue teaching and school district roles in Winters.
Mr and Mrs R L Briley Jr announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Jeannette Briley to Mr Freddy Richards. The ceremony will be Friday August 31 at Winters First Baptist Church with friends invited.
Winters Public Schools will operate a day care center for four year olds starting with the new school year. Open on regular school days from August 20, enrollment is limited to families meeting federal income guidelines. Center directed by Mrs Dottie Loudermilk and Herminia Castro.
Mrs Lee K Choats expresses gratitude to friends for prayers gifts flowers and cards during illness and after the death of her sister Mrs John Holden of Odessa received in community thanks note from Odessa.
Sailfish are prized game and food fish related to swordfish and marlin. The largest Pacific sailfish caught on rod and reel measured 10 feet 9 inches and weighed 221 pounds. The first manned balloon flight occurred in Paris on November 21, 1783 covering 514 miles in about 25 minutes. Megalopolis means a region of multiple large cities forming a single urban complex rooted in ancient Greek origins.
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