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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
2
Vacancies for women men or couples at the Merrill Nursing home with contact phone 754-6011. Also noting automobile financing options from Winters State Bank and a Western Mattress Service offer with reduced prices and delivery service.
Roger Babson warns that the United States attracts talented people from Europe and beyond, especially in medicine, contributing to a global brain drain. He notes urbanization and core-city migration, plus a domestic neglect of gifted children needing smaller classes and creative teaching to realize potential.
The family of Fred W. Grohman thanks the Merrill Rest Home nurses and Dr. C T Rives for kindness during their sorrow. Appreciation also for the food and the flowers provided by friends.
Mike and Marsha Hays of North Texas State University spent Thanksgiving with their parents Mr and Mrs W M Hays. The Hays family enjoyed the holiday together at their home in connection with the university break.
Max Briley, a student at Connally Tech in Waco, traveled home for Thanksgiving to spend time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Briley Jr.
The menu lists daily meals from Monday December 4 to Friday December 8 including Mexican dinner with Pinto beans and enchiladas on Monday, hot dogs or combination sandwich on Tuesday, chicken pie on Wednesday, beef roast on Thursday, and little smokies with macaroni and cheese on Friday with milk or chocolate milk each day.
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday morning in the church parlor for continued study of Japan. Mrs. Roy Crawford presided. The program featured notes on Japan's religious life, a playlet, and the story of the Thousand Cranes, drawn from James 5 7 13, with prayers closing the session. Present were numerous members and a visitor from Abilene.
Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison were holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Sneed in Snyder. Also visiting were Claude Sneed of Fluvanna, Earl Baugh of Sundown, Guy Turner and Susan of Fluvanna, Joe Sneed of Westmoreland California, W C Sneed and Phil of Abilene, and Jack and Weldon Duke of Lubbock.
Mrs. Oscar Childers, 73, died Tuesday morning en route to Winters Municipal Hospital after a stroke. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Spill Memorial Chapel with burial in Wingate Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, three sons, two daughters, two brothers, three sisters, twelve grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
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