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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1966

Page

1

Guests Gather at Holder Home for Wide Local Visit

Residents of Coleman and surrounding towns hosted a large visiting group. Attendees included Leslie Allman of Yuma Gideon Kemp of Hereford and many Holders plus extended family from Midland Fort Worth and Victoria. The Sawyers held a reunion at Buffalo Gap with 91 participants.

Lucy Tom Holder Leslie Allman Yuma Arizona Gideon Kemp Hereford Coleman Dean Holder Ray Holder Webb Holder Red Huckaby Flossie Kirkland Tilda Johnson Kirk Holder Fort Worth Ed Dean Bill Cathey Lubbock Texas Tech Moon Cathey Wheat Dennis Rogers Dean Leila Harter Holder Bagwell Burns Leonard Phillips Talley Arley Ray Larry Wheat Midland Tuscola Neil Bagwell Don Evan Evans Leslie Allmans B. H. Denson Killeen I. N. Phillips Pete Polk Lampasas Agatha Odessa Edwin Vosses Joe Nitsch Ted Hantsche Loyd Gossett Victoria Frank Brown Roy Adams Sawyers Buffalo Gap

Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot Texas 1966

Public notice details House Joint Resolution No 21 proposing Article XVI amendment to set six year term limits for conservation and reclamation district directors. Ballot language includes FOR and AGAINST, election date November 8 1966, and gubernatorial proclamation requirement.

HOUSE State of Texas

Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Agricultural Land Use

Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number One on the ballot for November 1966. It would tax land owned by natural persons designated for agricultural use based solely on factors relevant to agricultural use. The document details definitions procedures qualifications and penalties.

State of Texas

Weekend visitors in Wright home list guests

Weekend guests at the Vernon Wright residence included Alvin Coufal Jr and Ruth of Poteet, Lenard Davis and daughters Karen and LaNeta of Morton, De Busk and son Larry of Coleman, Jack Carwile of Ballinger, Leelan Hoppe, and Otto Wright.

Wright Vernon Wright Alvin Coufal Jr Ruth Poteet Lenard Davis Karen LaNeta Morton de Busk Larry Coleman Jack Carwile Ballinger Leelan Hoppe Otto Wright

Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Ten on Ballot

Texas voters will decide Amendment Number Ten changing Section 3-b of Article VII to allow school taxes in districts or junior colleges to continue after boundary changes without new elections, with conditions for annexation or consolidation and issuance of bonds. The measure would be on the first Tuesday after ber 1966 statewide election ballots listing FOR and AGAINST the amendment. The Governor to issue the proclamation and publication requirements follow.

Texas State OF

The Grass and Grass Widow Origins in Lore

The article discusses the term grass widow used in Arkansas communities to describe widows and separated women. It offers theories from 49er era practices to grazing customs and rural English notions, noting varying meanings and gossip implications.

Arkansas

Origins of tabloid the word for small pills to sensational news

The term tabloid began with a pill maker coining the name for small candy coated tablets. It later labeled journalism after a 1902 Westminster Gazette plan to print all news in tabloid form, a move that faced a patent challenge and grew into a tag for sensational papers despite modern use in quality tabloids.

Burroughs, Wellcome and Co Westminster Gazette England Drug America

Sew and Sew Club Meets at O'Dell Home Wingate

The Sew and Sew Club assembled Tuesday at the O'Dell home in Wingate with 18 members present. Mrs. Savern O'Dell and daughters Vicki and Phyllis hosted the gathering for quilting and embroidery. refreshments were served to a long list of members and guests. Secret pals will be revealed at the next meeting on August 30 with Mrs. Flossie Kirkland.

M. R. Smith Minnie Williams Jack Woodfin Ruby Waggoner Mildred Patton Flossie Kirkland

The Best Rose Bush Bears Finest Roses

A saying compares the value of a rose bush by its blossoms rather than its thorns, praising a plant that yields the finest roses over one with fewer dangers. The remark frames beauty and merit through floral growth.

Morton Visitors Share Family Time At Wright Home

Mrs Steve Bryan and sons Mike Dubbie and Joey of Morton were recent visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Vernon Wright.

Morton Steve’ Bryan Mike, Dubbie Joey Vernon Wright

Milliorns Return to Dallas After Visit

Mr and Mrs Floyd Milliorn traveled back to Dallas after a brief stay with his brother Mr and Mrs Bill Milliorn. A state is a perfect body of free men united for common rights and advantages referenced in a clipped rechapter. An odometer is described as a rain gauge in a stray line from the page.

Dallas Floyd Milliorn Bill Milliorn

Constitutional Amendment Seeks Statewide Retirement Benefits

Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment to allow Texas Legislature to create a statewide system of retirement disability and death benefits for county and political subdivision employees. It details funding by participating subdivisions and restrictions on state appropriations, with merger options and election timing cited.

Senate Texas State OF

Constitutional Amendment on Airport Authorities Ballot

Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Two enabling Airport Authorities across one or more counties with elected or appointed boards, tax powers up to 75 cents per $100 valuation, authority to acquire existing airports, issue bonds, and admit additional counties by vote in 1966. It details election timing, representation by population, and governance rules for boards and Assessors.

Senate Angue and Ciuecal Crenice Tee Thorityards Witin County Commissioners Court Board of Directors Isonet Ee Anthony Ani Ieee Sila Commissioners Court

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