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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1961

Page

2

Home demonstration work highlights and economic forecasts

A long narrative notes the impact of Foods and Nutrition programs in county households and extols Extension Service roles. It reflects on personal satisfaction in service and cites future expectations in 1962 for mutual funds, plastics, glass, and global markets, with cautious Britain and European outlooks.

Extension Service Harriet Beecher Stowe

Babson Forecasts in 1962 Economic Trends

Babson contends the states trend downward with Kennedy favored by New York New Jersey and Texas elections. He predicts 1962 will see growth in gross volume for most industries and modest bond price stability except non taxables while European investors seek US stocks and bonds and German manufacturers profit from new machinery and low wages.

Kennedy New York New Jersey Texas Eisenhower United States West Germany

The Young Doctors at State Theatre Sunday Night

A pulse quickening drama at the State Theatre features Fredric March Ben Gazzara Dick Clark Ina Balin and Eddie Albert in United Artists The Young Doctors. The story follows hospital clashes over a diagnosis amid on location shoots in New York with AMA involvement.

State Theatre Fredric March Ben Gazzara Dick Clark Ina Balin Eddie Albert United Artists Metropolitan Hospital New York American Medical Association Phil Karlson Joseph Hayes Arthur Hailey

Paris Blues opens at State Theatre with star crew

American jazz migrants to Paris form the backdrop as Paris Blues opens Tuesday at the State Theatre. Paul Newman Joanne Woodward and Sidney Poitier headline United Artists film with Duke Ellington on score and Louis Armstrong appearing as himself alongside Diahann Carroll whose cafe cameo propels the plot.

Paris Jazzman Poitier Joanne Woodward Newman

Newman and Poitier Learn Instruments for Film Bash

Newman and Poitier began music lessons months before filming. Connie Janis loaned a trombone, and Murray MacEachern taught the gliphorn. Doug Bridges coached Poitier on tenor sax. The intensive training let both actors perform the climactic big bash scene with Armstrong visiting them in the Left Bank bistro.

Newman Poitier Connie Janis Murray MacEachern Gliphorn Doug Bridges Armstrong Left Bank

California Trip For Local Women After Christmas

Mrs. Cora White Mrs. Fred Cummings of Novice and sister Mrs. Troy Robbins of Abilene left Friday for California to spend the holidays. Mrs. White will visit her children in Brawley while the others visit relatives in Torrance.

California Cora. White Fred Cummings Novice Troy Robbins Abilene

Wilsons Celebrate Christmas With San Saba Relatives

In San Saba, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wilson and family spent the Christmas holidays at the home of her mother Mrs. Miller and with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilson in San Saba.

San Saba Ellis Wilson Miller Dick Wilson

Speeches Serve Truth or Concealment in Purpose

Speech is used to reveal truth or mask it serving dual aims. The statement weighs rhetoric's ethical edge and the impact of deliberate framing on public understanding.

Head of the House Phrase Explained by Married Men

A reader notes that many married men would interpret the term head of the house as the person who bears final responsibility and makes key decisions within the home, reflecting traditional gender roles and family dynamics.

Phil

Hodnetts Celebrate Christmas in Abilene Visits

Mr and Mrs J C Hodnett and family spent Christmas Eve in Abilene with Mrs Hodnetts sister, Mrs Charles Carter, and Christmas Day in Dallas with his sister, Mrs Bob Burns, and family.

Abilene Dallas J. C. Hodnett Charlés Carter Bob Burns

Educated Man Can Argue Calmly and Respectfully

An educated man can argue without losing his temper and without resorting to abusive adjectives. Classified ads get results.

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