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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
7
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The annual Christmas gathering for Sunday school was held Wednesday afternoon at the home on Church Street. Attendees shared a story of the Wise Man and the Shepherd, sang carols including O Little Town of Bethlehem, There’s a Song in the Air and Silent Night, and exchanged gifts.
Baldwin and Lavanda staged a mock ceremony with Coy Baldwin as groom and Lavanda as bride. Reta Wetzel served as flower girl and Ouita Baldwin as bridesmaid. Miss Leona Inman sang I Love You Truly as Lavanda received a white chrysanthemum bouquet and an oven wear casserole. The real wedding is set for Saturday December 19.
A Monday afternoon meeting of the Methodist W M S featured Mrs Walter White leading a program with group singing and readings from Isaiah. Mrs A D Lee delivered a gripping paper while Mrs M E Leeman played three violin numbers. business sessions planned World Outlook gifts for two shut ins.
Community libraries faced a push for state financial support as a 1937 bill to aid libraries heads to the Texas legislature in January. Proponents cite low per capita funding, few tax supported libraries, and rural access gaps, while endorsers include the State Federation of Women's Clubs and the State PTA. Doris Wood invites inquiries for information packets.
One hundred fifteen young people attended the Epworth League union meeting held in Norton Tuesday night. The Drasco chapter staged an engaging program with scripture read by C. W. Jones, a piano solo by Amolene Toney, and a gifts talk by Hilda Bahlman followed by games and refreshments. Representatives attended from Winters Ballinger Norton Drasco Mazeland and Wingate.
The Texas Feder- Women's clubs meeting at San Antonio included talks on Spain America forest importance by Mrs W E Hickman and Ms Bendena Spill. Mrs J M Skaggs described the Amazon River while Mrs L E Low spoke on forest effects on man. Mrs T E Caskey compared Sao Paulo coffee philosophy with US capitalism. E D Stringer read a paper. Miss Bendena Spill led the Brazil discussion and Mrs L R Gaston noted the Amazon story connections.
The Goal Diggers Club held a Monday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mosley with their daughter Ruby Nell as hostess. The program covered youth factors with readings by Christine Brown Jimmie Earl Rodgers Jo Davidson June Marshall and Carl Lesta Davis. Attendees included Mary Evelyn Perkins Carl Lesta Davis Christine Brown June Marshall.
Jimmie Earl-Hodgers stands with Moreland and Shirley Cole while Misses Layle Kornegay and Mildred Spill organize support from sponsors for the event.
Misses Merle Eng land Mildred Eng land Waldine Co ward and Merle Co ward were visitors in Ballinger on Monday.
In a report from the Winters F.F.A. and the vocational department, instructors praised the students for their concurrent participation in projects and training under Mr. Williams, highlighting strong engagement and coordination.
Misses Ogee from Harmony City visited over the weekend staying with S. C. Coward at his home.
Mr Ted Lindeman of Ballinger and Miss Sammie Bragg of Talpa united in holy matrimony at the local Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon December 8 at three o clock. Delia Bragg sister of the bride and Carl Bull of Talpa served as attendants. Rev Roth officiated.
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