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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1961
Page
4
Babson Park mass speech notes teen age segment from 15 to 24 has grown 50 percent since last census while 25 to 55 remains steady. He says teenagers’ rising numbers press families with education costs and drive demand, especially for food, making teens key profit movers for supermarkets.
A writer notes teenagers boost sales in snacks, clothing, cosmetics, beauty services, and dental and medical supplies. He cites rising teen influence on phones, textbooks, university facilities, and sports. while rail stocks lag as teens favor autos, shaping investment trends and consumer demand.
Wheat producers will vote on whether to keep marketing quotas for the 1962 wheat crop. Secretary Orville Freeman notes quotas would affect price support and program efficiency. If two thirds vote quotas, 1962 support could be higher than the current level of about $2 per bushel. If rejected, no quotas and price support at 50 percent of parity with acreage allotments.
Texas holds 15 molehill elevations exceeding 7 000 feet led by Guadalupe Peak at 8 751 feet near the New Mexico line in Culbertson County. These rugged rises once guided early travelers like lighthouses for landlubbers.
Mrs Raymon W Lloyd announces the marriage of their son Cullen Frank Johnson to Martha Lloyd on September 3 at Christ in Winters. Martha, a Winters High School graduate and Abilene Christian College alumna, held Theta Phi and Kitten Kill roles. Cullen, ACC 1961 graduate, was ACC president of Alpha Chi and Galaxy, and later works for Southwestern Public Company in Dallas.
Mrs Pauline Rogers and her child traveled back to Houston on Monday after a several day visit in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John F Brown and other relatives here.
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