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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1975
Page
2
Classified ad rates start at 1.50 for 15 words with 5 cents per additional word. Minimum insertion fee is 1.50. Long term ads also 1.50 for 15 words. Deadline for classified ads is 2 p.m. Tuesday.
Real estate and farm listings including 160 to 190 acre stock farms with features such as live creeks and paved roads. Homes range from 3 bed 2 bath mid 30s down to $3,300. Also a fully equipped grocery store on Main Street offered by Franklin at Winters with contact numbers.
Mayme Little of Winters Flower Shop and Mrs. Floyd Grant Sr advertise bonded FTD florists. They offer flowers for all occasions with wiring available nationwide and provide phone numbers 754 4568 and 754 5311.
Several items offered for sale including CADDO wheat seed at 5.50 per bushel and oak and mesquite wood with listed phone numbers. Also motor cycle 1973 Yamaha 80 cc with 4800 miles offered by The Rougas contact after 4 PM. Listings show sellers R L Russell M E Blackwood B W Blackwood Edwin Deike and Jim Parra with phone contacts.
Miscellaneous ads offer tree spraying and pruning by Ronnie Bethel with two phone numbers for contact. Roy Calcote advertises backhoe and dump truck services for ditching cess pools pipe digging and dirt hauling. Western Mattress Service promotes pick up delivery and large discounts with a 754 4558 phone line. Texas Oil Company seeks dependable self directed workers in Winters Texas training provided and a contact at South Western Petroleum Ft Worth. New Improved Zippies iron pill with Vitamin C advertised by Main Drug.
Classified notice offers a five room house with a large lot, carpet, paneling, and paved street at 604 Bowen. Contact after 5 PM at 764 5233. Listing code 38-1tp.
A three family garage sale is held all day Saturday at 307 South Arlington Street. Items include televisions rugs dishes clothing reducing equipment dehumidifier toys and more. Entrance and hours listed as all day Saturday only.
Ballinger Salvage Company advertises for scrap iron and metal cables. It also seeks a sturdy A-frame like a child’s swing support. Calls: 754-5221 8 am to 5 pm or 754-5439 after 5 pm.
Notice prohibits hunting fishing or trespassing on land owned by Barbara L Smith and Vera Lafoon. Viola tors will be prosecuted. Randy Cave has purchased Tennis Auction Co at 2207 N Chadbourne San Angelo and invites Winters friends to visit.
The notes describe parcels of land along the Colorado River and near Ballinger Lake. Included are 126 acres cultivated, 38 acres pasture, and 3500 yard tank. 80 acres riverside and 20 acres plus 90 acres, with 60 acres located three miles from Ballinger Lake.
The schedule lists daily meals from December 8 to December 12. Items include beef stew with grilled cheese on Monday, Western burger and pork and beans on Tuesday, chicken fried steak on Wednesday, baked ham on Thursday, and burritos with Spanish rice on Friday, with sides and milk options each day.
Odessa couple Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Loehman Jr. announce the birth of a son Eddie Kyle on November 24 1975 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents include Mrs. Weetona Stateville of Big Spring Eddie Loehman Sr. of Odessa and Noel Graves of San Angelo with great grandmother Mrs. George Akeman of Winters. Thanksgiving guests included multiple Sudduth families from Winters Bellaire Lufkin Abilene and other areas.
Mrs Wade W White announces the engagement of her daughter Susan Jere to Captain Charles Gerner son of Mr and Mrs Rowland Gerner of Kalaha u Kauai Hawaii The bride is an instructor at San Antonio College and the groom is stationed at Bergstrom Air Force Base Austin They plan a June wedding.
Residents thank helpers for the Senior Citizens Thanksgiving dinner at the Community Center. The column notes two deaths Mrs. Lewis Wade and Mr. Forrest Davis and extends sympathy to their families. Walter Bryan patients at North Runnels Hospital, to return in 3 or 4 days. Ida Jacob new resident. December birthday party December 8 at 3 PM with listed December birthdays.
Members met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Verge Fisher to piece quilt blocks. A Christmas party is planned for December 9 at the Humble Building.
The United Methodist Women gathered in Fellowship Hall Tuesday morning with Miss Margarite Mathis presiding. Mrs. Rankin Pace led opening prayer and Mrs. M E Leeman led the Christmas Story program. Slides of the Holy Land were shown by Mr. and Mrs. Pace. Twenty members and four visitors attended.
A compact local quip notes Chet Wozney urging a quarter nickel cigar as a humorous take. The neighbor comments on a long marriage and a barber’s livelihood hinges on people staying trimmed, implying broader community amusement about grooming habits.
The Wallace Murray Corporation board announces a 20 cent quarterly dividend on common stock plus a 15 cent special year end dividend. Record date is December 15 with payment December 31, bringing 1975 total common dividends to 80 cents per share and establishing an 80 cent annual rate. Regular quarterly cash dividends of 4.22 cents on the $1.70 cumulative convertible preferred stock and 2.7 cents on the $1.10 cumulative preferred stock are also payable December 31 to holders of record December 15.
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