Unique Social at Winters Country Club by Methodist W M S
A social sponsored by Mrs W A Pace and assisted by Mrs Lula White and Mrs Chas Chapman was held at the Winters Country Club for the Methodist W M S. The program featured The Way of the Cross questions a trio a one act play songs and an impromptu debate with watermelons served to numerous ladies and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pace
Lula White
Chas Chapman
Winters Country Club
Methodist
Mary Lou Fields
Estelle Baldwin
Leona Inman
Vivian Cryer
Old Black
Joe
Old
C. F. Maddox
Guy Mullins
Ella Ritch
Chas. Chapman
M. E. Leeman
Ann
F. F. Bennett
Homer Marshall
A. B. Carter
E. L. Crockett
W. T. White
Wm. Stevens
Misses Estelle Baldwin
Epworth League Monthly Meet at Ballinger
Regular Epworth League gathering in Ballinger at the First Methodist church last Tuesday featured Winters chapter program led by La zelle Ashley and Mary Lou Fields. solo, a one act play by Henry Mann and Estelle Bald, and social time with refreshments for 28 Winters, 8 Pumphrey, and 11 Ballinger reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ballinger
First Methodist Church
Lazelle Ashley
Grace
Hally Hallawagery
Mary
Lou Fields
Henry Mann
Estelle Bald
Winters
Pumphrey
Telephone Group Outing at Abilene State Park Picnic
The Southwestern States Telephone Company Ballinger District holds its second annual Sunday picnic at Abilene State Park. Employees gathered at the Buffalo Gap office at 9 a.m. for a lunch watermelon feast, swimming and games with invocations from S. A. Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern States Telephone Company
Ballinger
Abilene State Park
Buffalo Gap
S. A. Bowman
R. P. Canady
Frances Lewis
Ophelia Haynes
Thelma Fletcher
Homer Melton
Oleta
Homer, Jr
Grace Thomas
Marie
J. B. Winn
J. B. Jr
Trent
Lila Kelly
Childine
Grady
Geraldine
Caps
Talpa
H. B. Melton
Robert Wesley
Cecil Mayfield
Eugenia Manns
Vera Boone
Doris Dunn
Winters
Ruby Garrett
Coleman
Harlan Thomas
Harold Canady
Fay Canady
Johanna Taylor
Sonora
Marion Hamilton
Howard Poe
Carwile and Mrs Lackey Wed in Ballinger Ceremony
J V Carwile and Mrs Lillie Lackey were married Saturday at 8 PM in the Ballinger home of County Judge Paul Trimmier. The witnesses were Mrs D W Duncan and Mr Duncan. The couple, longtime Winters residents and Higginbotham Bros. sales staff, will reside on the Hillyard farm just north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Carwile
Lillie Lackey
Paul Trimmier
Ballinger
D. W. Duncan
Hillyard Farm
Mrs Kendrick Hosts Sweetwater Group For Luncheon
Mrs. C. R. Kendrick entertained a group from Sweetwater with a luncheon on Wednesday. The Jose de Voce club members and friends attended, pastel colors colored the menu and decor, and contract games were played in the early afternoon with Mrs Jensen taking a high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Kendrick
Jose de Voie Club
Sweetwater
Wexg
Jensen
Kendrick
Mesdames Eaton Head
Willys Blewett
M. H. Jensen
John Simpson
Lane McCall
Clarence Breeding
Ed Hennig
Sterling Kendrick
B. C. McCall
A. S. Kendrick
J. H. Beal, Jr
J. S. Aldridge
Plano
Low Family Holds Three Day Reunion on Concho River
The Low Brothers and Sisters gathered at R S Low's Concho River home from August 15 for an eight day reunion. Attendees included Mrs W E Puckett and daughter Wilmoth, Mrs M Simons and sons Wingate, J W Corum Winters, N M Stoecker and daughter Winters, J H Long and children Winters, Joe Low Wingate, R S Low and sons Eola, Leatress Allen and daughter Winters, F Houtchens Lela Ray Rutchens Hershel Wilson Harrold, I J Low and children Wilmeth, Edward Vernon and J B Low Big Spring, Cliff Cotter and son Gene Big Spring, Lacy Gregory Big Spring, Raymond Cotter Dora New Mexico, Virgil Low Wilmeth, George Keel and son Roy Luther Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Brothers
R. S. Low
Concho River
W. E. Puckett
Wilmoth
M. Simons
Wingate
J. W. Corum
Winters
N.M. Stoecker
J. H
Emanon Bridge Club Dines and Plays at Payne Home
Mrs. Joe H. Payne hosted the Emanon Bridge Club and three guests last Thursday afternoon. Contract bridge provided the diversion with Mrs. R. B. Mack winning high score for members and Mrs. J. M. Skaggs top among guests. A salad plate was served to Mesdames John Q. Mc Adams, R. H. Henslee, H. N. Lyle, R. B. Mack, and guests Mrs. J. M. Skaggs, A. Bourne, and Mrs. W. A. Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe H. Payne
Emanon Club
R. B. Mack
J. M. Skaggs
John Q. McAdams
R. H. Henslee
H. N. Lyle
For Rent New Heavy Duty Electric Polisher
For rent a heavy duty electric polisher with delivery available. Nominal rental charge. SPILL'S l1tc.
Family visitors from Midland and Crockett stop by
Mrs J H Rhoden and son Jess Houston of Midland and Mrs J M Arnold of Crockett visited the Barlow home at the start of the week. Mrs Arnold is Mrs Barlow's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rhoden
Jess Houston
Midland
J. M. Arnold
Crockett
A. L. Barlow
New Dry Goods Man at Higginbotham's Winters
Travis Cunningham, long time Higginbotham Bros. & Co. employee at Rising Star, arrives in Winters to lead the dry goods department. He will relocate his family to Winters by early next month and invites the public to meet him and shop the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Cunningham
Higginbotham Bros. .& Co
Rising Star
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Cunningham
Winters
Burton Family Reunion At Buffalo Gap Held
Relatives of the Burton family gathered in Buffalo Gap on August 12 and 18 for a two day reunion. Forty five relatives attended including Mr and Mrs Walter Burton and children Darrell Donald and Dorothy and many cousins from Abilene Moran and other Texas towns. Frank Williams and daughter June Frances returned from Toronto Canada where they attended the International Fire Chiefs convention visiting Niagara Falls and Washington along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Buffalo Gap
Walter Burton
Darrell
Donald
Dorothy
Grady Burton
Bob
Jack
Mary
Abilene
J. B. Pounds
Ranger
Lee Weir
Edwin
Patsy Lee
Fisher Burton
Alton Burton
J. C. Burton
Moran
Joe Burton
Joe Jr
Jean
Charles
Guest
Victor Frank Adamson
Thiry
Mackay Gray
Billie Mac
D. G. Reid
Roby
Texas
W. J. Burton
Merkel
J. R. Burton
J. J
Roy Burton
W. L. Burton
Marjorie Rhee
Billie Don
Roy Morris
R. M. Burton
June
Jerry and
Joye
C. O. Parker
Ralph and
Ducard
Winters
Frank Williams
June Frances
Toronto
Canada
International Fire Chiefs’ Convention
Niagara Falls
New York City
Washington, D. C
Little Junie Fairbetter Undergoes Tonsil Removal Operation
A child named Little Junie Fairbetter was submitted for a tonsil removal operation on Tuesday. The report notes the procedure occurred in a medical setting with standard preoperative steps and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Junie Fairbetter
Pattern 8782 frock described as versatile working and youth style
The pattern 8782 frock fits home and office wear with a businesslike clean cut. It features a notch lapel, set in sleeves with turn back cuffs, a narrow belt with a distinctive buckle, front and back counter panels, action pleats, and two side pockets for balance and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amartheas
Bruce Barton on Time and the Blue as a City Wanderer
A reflective piece describing delays at a depot and the shifting view of time. The narrator recalls travel, Omar Khayyam, and a philosophy of patience, noting that ten minutes is small in the longer life and that meetings reveal human beauty amid imperfect crowds.
Don’t shout for bolts meeting old friend Strickland
Fragmentary text shows a speaker greeting Strickland and Gillilan the humorous philosopher. The passage hints at a casual conversation about how things are going, with a broken dialogue fragment ending abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
Gillilan
Hovw
Bay
Editor Orders a Piece amid Gillilan Family Safe Again
A fragment notes an editor arranging a story while the Gillilan family remains safe for the moment. It mentions Miss Edna Maye Nitsch and Dr. Clara Nitsch returning from a tour of Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Gillilan
Edna Maye Nitsch
Clara Nitsch
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Mrs Verna Edmison Visits Henslee Home in Buffalo Gap
Mrs Verna Edmison of Buffalo Gap visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Henslee on Wednesday. The social call highlighted community ties and neighborly greetings in the small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Edmison
Buffalo Gap
Carl Henslee
Mansfield Welcomes Baby Robert Lewis
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Mansfield last Friday August 14. He was named Robert Lewis. Miss Lottie Maude Lewis spent the past weekend visiting in Snyder and Roscoe. Rankin Pace returned from Dallas where he visited the Texas Centennial. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gardner and family, including John Gardner and Misses Katherine and Marie Hill, returned Sunday night from Dallas where they attended the Texas Centennial and also visited the Fort Worth Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Maude Lewis
Snyder and
Roscoe
Rankin Pace
Dallas
Texas
W. J. Gardner
John Gardner
Katherine
Marie Hill
Fort Worth
Dobbs and Lamberth Return After Temple Visit
Harry Dobbs and Mrs J A Lamberth came home Tuesday from Temple where Dobbs had a minor operation at the Scott and White Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dobbs
J. A. Lamberth
Temple
Harry
Scott and White Sanitarium
Opposition Helps Strengthen a Man Phrase
A Hobson quote notes that some opposition aids a man as kites rise against the wind, attributed to Hamilton Wright Mabie. The saying emphasizes resilience and growth through challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Wright Mable
Japanese Language Cuss Words and Sports Inference
A remark claims the Japanese language lacks cuss words, and asserts golf and bridge never thrived there. The statement blends linguistic myth with broad cultural generalization about sports popularity and language.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.M.S
J. A. Click
San Angelo
Harmony
Telephone Group
State Park Sun
Mrs. Lackey
Low
Emanon Bridge Club
Payne Home
Higginbotham
Apex
Egginbotha
Winters State Bank
the Winters State Bank
Bruce Barton
Orient
Omar Khayyan
Sens
Old Strick
Hiccinsornam Bros. & Co
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