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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1971
Page
4
Runnels County livestock producers are warned to monitor cattle on small grain pastures for nitrate poisoning, especially in cool cloudy weather. County agent C. T. Parker Jr. advises a high energy pre grazing ration, suggesting grain and molasses to provide energy and control intake.
A studio piano recital by Mrs. Kirke McKenzie’s students was held on Tuesday December 14. Performers included Ketta Walker Robbie Cole De Oan Deaton Kimberlie Dunnam Denice Hillard Linda Ortegon Chris Gehrels John Bedford Wesley Landreth Ricky Dunlop Leslie Dunlop Kelli Busher Toni Hambright Robert Englert Mary Kay Bauer Brenda Easterly Rob in Sanders Leslie Bishop Lisa Bishop. Non performing students listed were Rhonda Carter Debra Hamilton Dana Davis Frances Cooper Darlene Sims Maurine Riess and Kandy Rougas.
Aeterin arian cautions farmers to watch cattle on small grain pastures for illness and begin treatment at first signs to prevent deaths. He advises moving other herd members to supplementary rations until forage can be tested.
Public notices detail items for sale rent and services available in the classifieds. Entries include contact names locations and prices where shown with brief terms and conditions. Buyers sellers renters and brokers appear in varying listings across categories.
The Winters Chamber of Commerce sponsors a free children’s matinee at the State Theatre Friday morning December 24. The show starts at 10 a.m. with no admission charge. Bobby Mayo, the theater manager, says films will be for children as a Christmas gift to the community.
Mrs. Joe Carson 46 died at 10 39 p m Monday in Winters after a three year illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev James Gehrels officiating. Burial in Northview Cemetery. Born March 25 1925 in Winters she was survived by husband two brothers three sisters and three children who died in a 1961 house fire.
Cisco Junior College thanks Winters State Bank for donations to the CJC Band and Wrangler Belles travel fund for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade trip in New York. Winters residents bought Christmas cards to support the band effort. Four CJC Band members come from Winters.
A mini album of 24 commemorative stamps is now on sale at the Winters post office for 2.50 dollars. The kit encourages youth stamp collecting and offers an entire year’s commemoratives in one purchase, ideal as a Christmas gift for collectors.
The San Souci Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gattis Neely last Monday with co hosts Mr. and Mrs. B E Gardner. Decorations featured a Christmas motif and a red cloth with a silver centerpiece. After a 42 game, gifts were given from a silver Christmas tree to attendees Messrs and Mesdames Bill Minzenmayer Raymon Lloyd Sam Jones J W Bahlman Fred Young Ladell Davis and M E Leeman.
The Enterprise announces receipt books are now available for purchase at the office.
The 1972 73 Texas Almanac from A H Belo prints 704 pages with U S Census figures and extensive new material. Highlights include a Texas telephones history a grain sorghums history tidelands history maps and county data plus tourism urban editorial pages and official listings. Joe M Dealey notes the edition upholds the Almanac’s role as an encyclopedia and a tool for attracting industry in Texas.
Merl Milliorn of Gainesville Georgia visited Wednesday in the home of his brother and family Mr and Mrs Bill Milliorn
Small item sale roundup lists miscellaneous household goods and trinkets available for quick purchase. Local notices urge readers to contact sellers directly for pricing and pickup details.
Merrill Nursing Home hosts a Christmas party for patients on Wednesday December 22 from 2 to 4 PM. Families of patients are invited to attend.
Local notice announces sale of receipt books now available at The Enterprise office. Readers may visit to purchase.
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