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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1972

Page

8

Mrs. P. C. Davis Dies at 81 in Ballinger Hospital

Mrs. P. C. Davis Sr., 81, died in Ballinger Memorial Hospital at 10:30 p m Wednesday after months of illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p m Saturday at Main Street Church of Christ with Pastor Paul Wallace officiating. Burial was in Northview Cemetery. She was born Mary Jane Dearley October 12, 1890, in Denton County near Sanger. She married Ollie Nance in 1906 and P C Davis in 1910. The family lived in the Denton area, then Coleman and Runnels Counties before settling in Drasco. after Mr Davis died in 1943 she moved to Winters, later living in Ballinger. Survivors include five sons and five daughters, three step-daughters, 46 grandchildren, and many great grandchildren. A daughter-in-law, Mrs Bill Davis of Mission, also died Wednesday morning in an explosion.

P. C. Davis, Sr Ballinger Memorial Hospital Main Street Church of Christ Paul Wallace Northview Cemetery Spill Funeral Home Mary Jane Dearley Denton County Sanger Ollie Nance P. C. Davis Denton Coleman County Runnels County Drasco P. C. Davis Jr L. C. Davis Odessa Jay B. Davis Abilene John Davis Ballinger Bill Davis Mission Guy McGaugh Morton E. E. Allen Adrian Johnnie Townsend Hereford Addie Johnson Robert Lee Mary Ella Rice San Antonio Ida Stafford Myrtle Kelley James Mitchell Winters Burns

Hutton and Finch Marry in Ballinger Church Ceremony

Ronda Ann Hutton and Roland Howard Finch wed Saturday evening at Seventh Street Church of Christ Ballinger in a double ring ceremony officiated by Roddy Hamilton. The couple is joined by families from Norton Sweetwater Winters Midland and Ballinger with a reception in the First National Bank Community Room.

Ronda Ann Hutton Roland Howard Finch Ballinger Church Ronda Ann Hutton Seventh Street Church of Christ Ballinger Roddy Hamilton Church of Christ Howard L. Hutton Route 2 Norton Howard C. Finch Sweetwater Roddy Katrene Hamilton Ronald Hutton Missy Bloomer Tony and Terry Hamilton Midland Ronnie Parsons First National Bank Katrine and Bonnie

Congress Drops Rhodesia Chrome Embargo After Debate

A Congressional reversal ends the proposed Rhodesia chrome embargo in the Foreign Assistance Act of 1972. The piece notes rising Russian chrome prices and world competition, U N sanctions history, and how the policy affected U S steel costs and national defense. It also covers the apartheid motive behind sanctions and mentions a local wedding: Hamilton and Debra Lambard.

Washington, D. C Congress House of Representatives Senate Rhodesia United Nations Japan Germany France Italy U. S

Wingate Tops Club Meeting Auction Ends Six Week Contest

The Wingate Gator TOPS Club met Monday morning for a regular session followed by an auction that closed a six week contest. Mrs. Pat Pritchard was queen of the week with members E F Albro R E Beck Joe Bryan Ed Donica Alpheus Hill Ed Piehls Mathie Romine E T Ware and new members Mrs Windell Lee and Mrs Jim Morrow in attendance.

Wingate Gator Tops Club Pat Pritchard Mesdames E. F. Albro R. E. Beck Joe Bryan Ed Donica Alpheus Hill Ed Piehls Mathie Romine E. T. Ware Windell Lee Jim Morrow

Bids Approved for Milk and Gas by School Board

The Win ters Independent School District Board of Trustees accepted bids for the 1972-73 school year. Gandy's Creameries won with a milk bid of .0800 cents per pint. gas for school vehicles was also awarded.

Board of Trustees Winters Independent School District Gandy’s Creameries

Gasoline bids displayed by board approval

Bob Loyd Gas Co. offered a bid of .1825 cents per gallon for regular gasoline and .1975 for ether gasoline, which the board approved. Receipts books are now for sale at The Enterprise office with the classified columns highlighted.

Bob Loyd Gas Co

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The South Main Mike Ensminger McIntosh, N. M Wayne Haygood Lowell Bloomer Sohn Dianne Hutton Cheryl Bryan Ernestina DeLaCruz Great Britain England U.N Johnson United States U. N Soviet Union U. S. Senate House Russia Hamilton Sue Baize Debra Lambard Lonnie Hennington Winters High School Sweetwater High School Divide High School Munden Discount Center New Mexico James, Sweetwater Wingate Texas Fostoria American Crystal Fostoria Bahiman Jewelers the Winters Enterprise
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