Local resident L E Wilkerson dies after illness
Leonard Eugene Wilkerson 83 died Friday at North Runnels Hospital after several months of illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Ray Elliott officiating. Burial in Crews Cemetery. Survived by wife Minnie Caldwell, daughter Corintha, two brothers Chester and Loyd, sister Beulah, all of Winters plus other relatives. Pallbearers named Hopp e McKnight Moore Traylor Klutts Lee.
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Leonard Eugene Wilkerson
North Runnels Hospital
Spill Memorial Chapel
Ray Elliott
First United Methodist Church of
Ballinger
Crews Cemetery
Mr. Wilkerson
Crews
Winters
Minnie Caldwell
McAllister
Okla
Wilkerson
Corintha Wilkerson
Chester Wilkerson
Loyd Wilkerson
Beulah Gardner
Died In Anson Mrs Vira Byers 84 Winters Resident
Mrs. Vira Byers 84 of Winters died 8:35 a.m. Wednesday at Leisure Lodge Anson after a long illness. Born Vira Henderson May 27 1891 in Williamson County she moved from Coleman to Pumphrey in 1906 married J E Byers October 17 1909 in Winters and moved to Winters in 1963. Survived by husband a son Grady of Anson a daughter Mrs J T Sneed of Winters a sister Mrs Laura Collingsworth Bienville La six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial Lakeview Cemetery with pallbearers Robert Conner A L Mitchell L Q Sneed Charles Awalt Barney Puckett and D E Pinegar.
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Vira Byers
Winters
Leisure Lodge
Anson
Spill Memorial Chapel
E. V. Brooks
Harry Martin
Pumphrey Baptist Church
David Crooks
First Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Vira Henderson
Williamson County
Coleman
Pumphrey
J. E. Byers
Robert Conner
A. L. Mitchell
L. Q. Sneed
Charles Awalt
Barney Puckett
D. E. Pinegar
Miss Fairey Weds Stephen Tatom at Winters Church
Miss Virginia Louis Fairey of Winters and Stephen Lee Tatom of Brady tied at Winters First Baptist Church on August 16. The ceremony featured a white gladiola altar and Venice lace details, with a reception in the church Fellowship Hall. The couple will reside at 1400 E Crosby Rd No 2020 Carrollton after a trip to New Mexico and Colorado.
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Winters First Baptist Church
Virginia Louis Fairey
Winters
Stephen Lee Tatom
Brady
E. A. Fairey
Carroll Tatum
Cliff Poe
Sweetwater
Kathy Huffman
Barbara Rodgers
Jeani Poe
Trish Hill
James Fairey
Stan Tatom
Jack Fairey
Kyle Tatom
Jack Vernon
College Station
Mark Harrison
Becky Jones
Midland
Kimberly Schwartz
Bryan
Carolyn Brinkmeyer
Debbie Lloyd
Venice
Winters High School
Draughon
Business College of
Abilene
Texas A&m University
Johnson Control
Carrollton
New Mexico
Colorado
Crosby Road
No. 2020
Merrill Nursing Home August Birthday Party Highlights
The Church of Christ provided cake and entertainment for a joyful August birthday party at Merrill Nursing Home. Honorees include Lillie Franks Pearl Hodges Lillie Andre Thelma Duke Mord Tucker. New residents E G Bridwell Lula Bridwell and Mrs Lillian Andre joined the home while Hazel Bradley passed away. Bible study was led by Mrs F R Anderson and Mrs Ava Crawford, and The Winters String Band performs Friday at 7 p.m.
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Church of Christ
Lillie Franks
Pearl Hodges
Lillie Andre
Thelma Duke
Mord Tucker
E. G. Bridwell
Lula
Lillian Andre
Hazel Bradley
F. R. Anderson
Ava Crawford
A L Wilson Died In New Mexico Carlsbad
A L Alice Wilson 58 of Carlsbad New Mexico died at 10 am Saturday after a brief illness in a Carlsbad hospital. Services were held 2 pm Tuesday at Denton Funeral Chapel Carlsbad with burial in Carlsbad. Born 1922 near Wingate she lived in Winters area until 1939 then moved to Carlsbad. She married Dollie Humphries in Wingate. he preceded her in death. Survivors include son Mike Carlsbad daughter Gerene Rainey Oregon sister Elsie Wright Goldthwaite and nephew Johnny Wilson of ?
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A. L
Alice) Wilson
Carlsbad
N. M
Famerly
Winters
Denton
Wingate
Wilson
Starnes Child Dies After Heart Surgery in Fort Worth
The 18 month old Stacey Eugene Starnes of Fort Worth died Friday August 8 at Harris Hospital after heart surgery. Burial followed in Hico Cemetery with Rev J W Hodges officiating. Survivors include parents Eugene and (unnamed) Starnes, maternal grandparents C D Wright of Hico, paternal grandmother Odessa Garrett of Angleton, paternal great grandparents D W Thomas of Angleton, and maternal great grandmother Shula Yeager of San Angelo.
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Hiro
Stacey Eugene Starnes
Fort Worth
Eugene Starnes
Harris Hospital
C. D. Wright
Hico
Winters
Odessa Garrett
Angleton
D. W. Thomas
Angelton
Shula Yeager
San Angelo
Drying foods as a reliable preservation method urged
Mrs O Connor urges drying as a practical preservation option for excess garden produce. She explains sun oven and solar drying work best with heat and dry air, notes potential flavor and nutrient loss, and lists fruits and vegetables suitable for drying. Peanuts are praised for nutrition and versatility.
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Genghis Khan
Turkey
Miss Bruns and De La Cruz Engage in Winters
The engagement of Nancy Lou Bruns to Louis De La Cruz Jr. is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruns. Nancy Lou Bruns is a Winters High School student. Louis De La Cruz Jr. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis De La Cruz Sr. He works for Casey Construction Co in Abilene.
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Miss Bruns
Mr. de la Cruz
Robert Bruns
Nancy Louise
Louis de la Cruz Jr
Louis de la Cruz Sr
Winters High School
Mr. de
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J. D. Lee
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Ft. Worth
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Hico Cemetery
Mrs. O'Connor
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West Broadway
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