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21 Aug 1959
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Winters Enterprise in Winters, Texas
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1959
Page
1
Old furniture and stamps may be valuable finds in attics
Roger Babson notes attic discoveries may yield cash for Dana Hall's auction and warns that old items like mahogany furniture, Sandwich glass, and U S stamps can hold value if authentic. He contrasts worth with worthless stuffed furniture and offers appraisal tips and inflation hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
New England
Helen Temple Cooke
Wellesley
Dana Hall
Miss Cooke
U. S
Sylvia Young to Receive Bachelor of Science at ACC
Abilene Christian College senior Sylvia Young of Winters will earn a BS in marketing at ACC summer commencement on August 21. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Young and has been active in the Business Administration Club and Delta Theta. Commencement speaker will be A. V. Isbell, president of Southwestern Christian College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Young
Abilene Christian College
Winters
ACC
Miss Young
Roy E. Young
Business
Delta Theta
A. V. Isbell
Southwestern Christian College
Terrell
Aged Winters Resident Howard Baldwin Dies
Howard Baldwin 79, longtime Runnels County resident, died Sunday at Winters Municipal Hospital after nine years of ill health and a ten day serious illness. Born November 10, 1879 in Navarro County, he lived in Erath, Bronte, and later Winters where he ran a grocery with relatives, served as city alderman and hospital board member, and taught at the Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife Mae Cox, one son Coy, four daughters, three stepchildren, two brothers, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at the First Methodist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Baldwin
Runnels County
Winters Municipal Hospital
Mr. Baldwin
Navarro County
Erath County
Bronte
Crews
Tokeen
Winters
Municipal Hospital Board
Methodist Church
Baldwin
Mae Cox
Ballinger
First Methodist Church
E. L. Craig
Great White Fleet Disaster Cruises Plan In Congress
Congressman O C Fisher details a Life magazine led plan to deploy several mercy ships to aid the hungry and sick worldwide. President Eisenhower endorses the idea and a House sub committee, chaired by Fisher, investigates feasibility aiming to mirror Roosevelt's 1907 world cruise with white armed battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Fisher
Congress
Life Magazine
U. S
Eisenhower
Carl Vinson
House Armed Service Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Project Hope ships to carry humanitarian aid abroad
The proposal envisions a new Great White Fleet era unarmed and generous, carrying doctors technicians and nurses to mercy missions worldwide. It would sail on invitation to ease disasters, financed by public subscriptions with a trial run in the Far East. A ship is being equipped now to serve as Project Hope and may sail next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
America
Far East
Vacation Sights Always Draw Crowds of Tourists
A light note reminds travelers that popular scenic spots attract many visitors while they are away. The line plays on how even calm destinations can feel crowded as tourists seek pictures and memories.
Ink of the Scholar Greater Than Blood of Tyrants
A concise aphorism asserts the higher value of knowledge over tyrannical force, praising scholarly work as sacred compared to violence. The statement contrasts intellect with coercive power in a terse historic voice.
Quote: A living man and a wonderful book
A saying exalts books as wonders beyond living men. The remark underscores literature's enduring value and the human spirit's affinity for knowledge and imagination across ages.
Smith Drug Offers Athlete's Foot Treatment
Keratolytic agents remove infected skin and reveal healthy skin. If not satisfied in 3 days, a refund is promised. Available today at Smith Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug
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the Winters State Bank
Winters, Texas
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Citizene Fidelity Bank and Trust Company
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U. 8
Pia Anita Coandi
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