Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Whitehead in Winters
Funeral services for Mrs R F Whitehead were conducted Monday afternoon at Spill Memorial Chapel with ministers Ceci Taxlor and Mammon Conditt. Burial followed at Oak in Texas near Cumby. Mrs Whitehead, born Lillie B Bishop in Hopkins County on January 6 1880, lived in Winters since moving from Wichita Falls five years ago. Surviving are five daughters and four sons, plus seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She was a longtime member of the Presbyterian church.
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R. F Whitehead
Spill Memoral
Ceci Taxlor
Mammon Conditt
Ato C
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Cumby
Lillie B. Bishop
Hopkins County
Whitehead
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Winters
Wichita Falls
Greenville
Leona Maezas
Tucson
Aviz
Virgie Robertson
Haskell
Aline Hoffman
Tulsa
Okla
Ethel Waggoner
Clovis
Calif
Juanita Hitchcock
Leon
San Angelo
Tom
Phoenix, Ariz
Claude
Bob
Walling
Karnes County
Maury Maverick
House
Tom Joseph
State Banking Department
Senate
Crawford C. Martin
D. B. Hardeman
Water Resources Committee
Martin
Veterans’ Land
Bexar County
DeWitt County Grand Jury
Cuero
DeWitt County
Wiley Cheatham
Travis County Grand Jury
Les Proctor
House Committee
Land Office
Veterans Land Board
Shepperd
Winters Enterprise Report From Winters Texas Dated March 4 1955
The Winters Enterprise from Winters Texas reports Friday dated March 4 1955. Local happenings and brief notices cover community events and civic notices for readers in and around Winters.
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The
Winters Enterprise
Winters
Texas
Fertile soils arise from nature or farmer toil
The article notes that good soils for crops come from natural fertility or from the farmer's diligent improvement efforts, highlighting two paths to productive land.
Conservation Means Wise Use Not Waste, Experts Say
Conservation is framed as careful use of natural resources rather than restraint alone. Officials urge sustainable practices that balance needs with preservation and long term health of ecosystems.
Texas lawmakers eye potential May special session
Insurance bills lag water conservation disputes and little progress on a tax program push lawmakers toward a possible special session planned for May 11. Governor Shivers may seek control of subject matter in a session while tax and gas tax bills provoke debate and controversy.
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Austin
Shivers
Texas
Sadler
Charles Murphy
Good husbandry and crop production endure over time
A reflection on farming practice stressing that good husbandry means more than initial yields. It highlights the need for ongoing care to sustain crop quality and sustainability through continued cultivation.
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George Washington
Winters Independent School District
Gandy’s
South Main St
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Jerry Sadler
Percilla
Abc's
Johnny
ABC
Chevrolet Company
Democracy In Action
the Winters State Bank
Winters, Texas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and
Federal Reserve System