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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1975
Page
2
Classified ad lists FLOWERS FLOWERS for all occasions with wired delivery anywhere. Bonded FTD florist Mayme Little of Winters Flower Shop contacts by phone 754-4568. Blossom Shop run by Mrs Floyd Grant Sr offers flowers for all occasions and wired delivery with phone 754-5311.
For sale oak wood 40 dollars and mesquite wood 30 dollars by R L Russell at 406 S Melwood contact 754 5043. Also maple drop leaf table with formica top and four chairs priced to sell contact 754 4016.
Real estate ad listing multiple properties for sale including a 2-bedroom house at 403 S Melwood with contact 754 4808 and prices ranging from 9 500 to 31 500. Also notes ranch and farm land for sale with acreage from 155 to 1400 acres in Runnels and Coke Counties and various ranch sites near Winters Robert Lee.
Former Winters residents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Worthington of Fresno Calif celebrated their sixtieth anniversary on Sunday August 3. A 4 tier cake and refreshments followed a 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Harvard Terrace Baptist Church with about 150 friends and relatives in attendance. They were married August 1 1915 in Winters. The couple moved from Winters to Lovington New Mexico in 1953 and then to Fresno in 1968. They have five children 11 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren with four of the latter deceased. Their 30 relatives joined a Yosemite tour by chartered bus. The Worthingtons first met at the Abilene Southern rail depot in October 1914.
Marvin Pumphrey 76 of Winters and longtime Runnels County resident died Saturday at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after a short illness. Funeral Monday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Mel Swoyer officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. He married Effie Renfro in 1916. Survivors include his wife a son Doyle sisters Betty Baldwin Myrtle Byers six grandchildren five great grandchildren.
Mrs. Mary Watson will become district Extension agent for home economics in District 7 covering 17 counties on September 1. She succeeds retiring Vera Adams and has a long Extension Service background in Oklahoma and Texas. Sgt. Steven G. Sample, son of Winters residents, took part in the Nijmegen four day march in the Netherlands and serves with the 148th Signal Battalion in West Germany.
The Winters Center at 308 Wood St opened on Wednesday August 20 for the first day of school. Sponsored by Central Texas Opportunities, Inc and licensed for 20 four year olds with 14 enrolled. Hours 8 30 to 2 30. children may be dropped off from 7 30. Head teacher Mary Kurtz. aide Melba Emmert. cook Isabel Esquivel. Applications at the Center or Winters Multi-Purpose Agency 110 Ss.
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