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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1960

Page

2

Mrs. Herman Frick Presided at Meeting of Lutheran Ladies

The Ladies Aid of St. John's Lutheran Church held its December meeting with 46 members and a guest. Mrs. Herman Frick presided. Rev. Flathmann led in prayer. minutes and treasurer reports were read. Christmas program and carols were presented by multiple members. secret pal gifts were exchanged and new names drawn.

Ladies Aid of St. John’s Lutherand Church Herman Frick H. K. Flathmann Jake Presley Fritz Pruser Ellis Ueckert Mesdames R. C Junior Kurtz E. R. Wessels Robert Spill E. E. Thormeyer Flathmann R. Ueckert Fritz Deike Herman Bredemeyer Bill Bredemeyer Drew Dawn Flathmann Kathy Ueckert Randy Kurtz Glenn Hoppe Jr Walter Kraatz Gus Gerhart Bill Arkens Bethelehem W. F. Minzenmayer J. H. Hobbs Mesdames A. C. Ermst W. E. Bredemevyer H. F. Bredemeyer

Funeral Services For W R Poe Held Tuesday

Funeral services for William Richard Poe 47 were held Tuesday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Ray Elliott officiating. Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery. Poe died Monday at 3 40 p m in Winters Municipal Hospital of a heart attack. He was born October 9 1913 in Winters and lived in Knox County near Truscott before moving to Plainview and Winters. He lived in Winters since 1956 and ran the Chevron Service Station on South Main. He married Kathryn Altenberg in Dallas in 1937 and was a member of the First Christian Church in Irving and the Masonic Lodge there. Survivors include his parents three sons a sister and a brother.

William Richard Poe Spill Memorial Chapel Ray Elliott First Methodist Church Virgil James Southside Baptist Church Lakeview Cemetery Poe Winters Municipal Hospital Winters Knox County Truscott W. J. Poe Michael Irving Gary Vance Ochis O’rear Hurst Grady Balmorhea E. J. Bishop James Crockett Carl Turk Don Adkins Frankie Berryman West Tolbert Ballinger

Card of Thanks for floral flowers and sympathy

The family thanks friends for flowers and cards during bereavement. Special appreciation goes to Wingate friends for floral offerings. Also mentions Mrs. Oscar Parrish, the Griff Browns and the Bill Deans. A historical note recalls Queen Victoria and Prince Albert introducing the Christmas tree to England in 1841.

Wingate Oscar Parrish Griff Browns Bill Deans Queen Victoria Prince Albert England Albert Germany Windsor Castle

Local visits and obituaries noted in Ballinger area

Fred Landers and Spencer Hays visited Fred's aunt Mrs. Sam Morrison Tuesday of last week. Leon Harter and daughter Inez stayed two days with his mother and sister Leila. The Harter family and May Dean stayed several nights as Mrs. Harter was ill. Denson family members visited, including Sandy Denson from Arkansas and Red Denson from Phantom Lake. Reverend Huckaby preached at the Primitive Baptist Church Sunday and joined sick list contacts. Bernard Batts of Ballinger dropped by. Oscar Parrish of Odessa died in Odessa. burial held there. Griffin Brown and Bill Bean of Winters attended the funeral. The Pinegar home hosted visits from C. R. Lowe and Afton Hudson. Curtis Redman’s niece spent Friday night with the Pinegars. Melva Rodgers and daughters spent the weekend with her mother. A gold block was presented to Bill Harman for twelve years of service to Precinct Three by Frankie Berry man and county officials.

Fred Landers Spencer Hays Fred Sam Morrison Leon Harter Mathis Inez Orange Leila Troy May Dean B. H. Denson Mr. Denson Sandy Denson Arkansas Red Denson Phantom Lake Huckaby San Angelo Primitive Baptist Church Dock Rodgers T. Hensley Bernard Batts Ballinger Bailey Sliger Sweetwater Hospital Oscar Parrish Odessa J. O. Sanford Thelma Griffin Brown Bill Bean Winters D. E. Pinegar C. R. Lowes

Sub Deb-Goal Diggers Christmas Banquet Held at Church

The Sub Deb-Goal Diggers Christmas banquet was held Monday evening in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church. Cecile Nitsch presided, Frances Saunders gave the invocation, and ministers led carols and readings. About 45 members attended along with several club mothers sponsors and Kris Christian the mascot.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Cecile Nitsch Goal Diggers Frances Saunders David Benningfield Drasco - Wingate Methodist Church Leslie Ellison O’henry Martha Marks Diane Buckner Kris Christian Charles Kruse Jr Walker Tatum S. P. Parks Emma Marks Jerry English W. M. Hays Robert Christian

Birthday Party Honors Bobby Sue Gans on 12th Birthday

Bobby Sue Gans was honored on her twelfth birthday at a Wednesday afternoon party at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gans. A miniature cake house centerpiece with marshmallow snowmen and Christmas corsages served as favors. Guests included Jan Johnson, Marsha Hays, Kay Gardner, Cindy Lang, Carol Best, Marie Shaw, Susan Parks, Barbara Satterwhite, Sylvia Moore, Jan Merck, Pam Webb, and Phylis Awalt.

Bobby Sue Gans Robert Gans Jan Johnson Marsha Hays Kay Gardner Cindy Lang Carol Best Marie Shaw Susan Parks Barbara Satterwhite Sylvia Moore Jan Merck Pam Webb Phylis Awalt

Mrs Rose Lang Hosts Winters Hospital Staff Christmas Party

Supervisor Rose Lang at Winters Municipal Hospital entertained about 45 staff members and spouses at her East Tinkle Street home Tuesday evening. The event featured Christmas decorations, a tree with gifts, forty two games, and Christmas songs.

Rose Lang Winters Municipal Hospital East Tinkle Street

Santa’s Japanese Counterpart Hoteiosho Watches over Children

The Japanese myth Hoteiosho is an ancient Santa figure with eyes on the back of his head to monitor how children behave.

Santa Claus Hoteiosho

Former Wingate Resident Named to Who's Who

Tommy Hancock son of Mr and Mrs L R Hancock of Dos Pablos California and a former Wingate resident has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Hancock a senior at Texas Western College El Paso also received the Standard Oil Company Scholarship majoring in geology. He finished high school at Winters and after serving in the Air Force entered college at El Paso.

Tommy Hancock L. R. Hancock Dos Pablos Calif Wingate Hancock Texas Western College el Paso Standard Oil Company Winters Air Force

Xmas Origin as Christ's Mark in Early Church

The use of Xmas began in the early Christian Church with X as the first letter of Christ in Greek. It served as a holy symbol often associated with Christmas.

Christ

It’s Nice to Be Kind in Traffic

A lighthearted note urges courteous driving and safe habits on the roads. It emphasizes patience, yielding, and respectful behavior to reduce accidents and keep streets calm for all users.

Davis Couple to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs T F Davis will observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary Sunday December 18 with an open house from 2 to 5 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Stokes on the Ballinger Coleman highway. Daughters Gladden Bedford Winters D D Garrett Sterling City and Morris Stokes Ballinger will serve as hostesses. Relatives and friends are invited to call. no gifts requested.

T. F. Davis Mrs. Morris Stokes Ballinger-Coleman Highway Gladden Bedford Winters D. D. Garrett Sterling City Morris Stokes Ballinger

Mississippi road sign warns no hospital within 50 miles

Connecticut State Police cite a roadside sign in Mississippi urging careful driving. The message warns that a hospital is not within 50 miles and emphasizes driving skill to avoid danger on the road. The notice frames driving caution as a life saving consideration amid long distances.

Mississippi

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