Shirley Mayo 46 Died in Leavenworth Kansas Home
Shirley Mayo aged 46 died at 4 15 am Tuesday at his Leavenworth Kansas home. Funeral services will be Friday in Leavenworth with burial in a military cemetery. He was born September 28 1924 in Winters attended local school and served from 1944 until retirement. He married Jo Ann Knott in Kent England April 18 1944 and is survived by his wife, one son Dennis Mayo of Topeka two daughters Sandra in Okinawa Patricia at home, his mother Annie Mayo of Winters two brothers Bobbie Mayo Winters Curtis Mayo Riverside Calif one sister May Weisel Abilene and two grandchildren.
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Shirley Mayo
Annie Mayo
Winters
Leavenworth
Kans
Mr. Mayo
Jo Ann Knott
Kent
England
Dennis Mayo
Topeka
Sandra Mayo
Okinawa
Patricia Mayo
Bobbie Mayo
Curtis Mayo
Riverside
Calif
May Weisel
Abilene
Coast Guard Academy Highlights Education and Career Path
The Coast Guard Academy outlines requirements for applicants including 15 credits by entry, three English and three math units, and physical and moral fitness. Cadets earn a Bachelor of Science and a Coast Guard Ensign commission with possible postgraduate study. The academy offers 13 majors from general to ocean engineering, models of naval service, and placement in civilian or military graduate programs.
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Congressman Burleson
United States Coast Guard
Academy
Coast Guard
Navy
Department of Transportation
Admis
Sunday School Class Meeting at Drasco Baptist Church
Mrs Albert Lewis hosted the King's Messengers Sunday School Class on Wednesday morning. Devotional by Mrs Travis Downing, games directed by Mrs Robert Conner, gifts exchanged, and a committee named to select new officers for the POAT. Refreshments served to listed ladies including a new member Mrs Mbert McMillan.
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Albert Lewis
King’s Messengers
Drasco Baptist Church
Travis Downing
Robert Conner
Lewis
Qmer Hill
R. Q. West
Bede Engand
Carrie Lee
Mbert McMillan
Savings Tips For This Week On Groceries And Meats
Marketing tips from Extension consumer marketing specialist Gwendolyne Clynt emphasize fried chicken as a standout protein and feature Whole and cut up birds and fryer parts. Eggs remain the best value by weight, beef shelves show fewer options, and duck steaks, broiling steaks, boneless roasts, and hamburger are highlighted. Pork prices steady amid hog market shifts. specials include center cut chops and various cured meats. Vegetables and fruits show strong availability with nectarines, plums, and peaches keeping prices stable or rising slightly.
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Gwendolyne Clynt
Mrs L Williams Dies at Snyder After Long Illness
Lonnie W Williams 70 died 1 10 a m Sunday in Cogdell Hospital Snyder after a long illness. Funeral 10 30 a m Tuesday Main Street Church of Christ Winters with ministers Bobby Bates and Lyrm Fisher officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery Spill Funeral Home. Survivors: two sons Herschel Williams and Garlen Williams, a daughter Mrs Leonard Harber, three brothers, five sisters, seven grandchildren.
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Lonnie W. Williams
Cogdell Hospital
Snyder
Main Street Church of Christ
Winters
Bobby Bates
Lyrm Fisher
Avenue F. Church of Christ
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Hester Mae Watters
Rising Star
Eastland County
Coleman County
Runnels County
Wilmeth
Hatchell
Weekend Visitors at Ella Phipps Home
Weekend visitors came to Ella Phipps home including Lyndon McBeth and family from Winters, Chester McBeth and Dennis Crews from California, Larry Adams and Shaun Scott and Mark from California, Irvin Phipps from Dallas, Gene and Wesley Phipps from Richardson, L Phipps with James and Charles from Dallas, Margarite Mathis and Alton O’Neal from Winters, and Key O’Neal with Jewel from Ballinger.
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Ella Phipps
Lyndon McBeth
Winters
Chester McBeth
Dennis
Crews
Larry Adams
Shaun
Scott
Mark
California
Irvin Phipps
Dallas
Gene and
Wesley Phipps
Richardson
L. Phipps
James
Charles
Margarite Mathis
Alton
Houston Family Visits Relatives in Arkansas Town
Mr. and Mrs. Don Watson and their son of Houston have been visiting the home of her aunt Mrs. W. L. Burton and Mr. Burton, and with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milliorn.
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Don Watson
Houston
W. L. Burton
Bill Milliorn
To Sell Those Extra Odds and Ends
Local residents list miscellaneous items for sale in the Enterprise classifieds. Readers can contact sellers for furniture, tools, appliances, books, and small household goods available now. Deals may include negotiable prices and delivery options.
Tax Man Sam Sez Estimating Your Income Taxes
Taxpayers with salary may adjust withholding rather than file estimates. Self employed investors or outside income require quarterly estimated tax payments. Write to District Director IRS Dallas for Forms 1040ES and instructions to start now if you were due last April 15.
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Internal Revenue Service
Commerce Street
Dallas
Texas
Agriculture adds billions to Texas economy in 1970
About 80 percent of the nearly 10 billion dollars added to Texas' economy by agriculture in 1970 came from manufacturing and supplying tools for production and the processing and distribution of agricultural commodities. The remaining 2 billion came from farming, ranching, and government payments, says Charles K. Baker, Extension marketing specialist.
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Texas
Charles K. Baker
Want To Buy Something Put Ad In Classified Column
Local Enterprise urges readers to place wanted advertisements in the Classified section. Submit details of items sought and contact information for sellers.
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Enterprise
Be Busy Sewing Club Meeting Noted
The Be Busy Sewing Club will meet Monday August 23 at the home of Mrs Bill Milliorn for a local gathering.
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Bill Milliorn
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