Oma Lee visit follows kin in Lubbock
Fragmentary notes indicate Oma Lee and Robertson family members visited Lubbock and were joined by A F Harkins and other relatives during the week.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary notes indicate Oma Lee and Robertson family members visited Lubbock and were joined by A F Harkins and other relatives during the week.
Missionary Society meets Monday afternoon at 8 00 and Wednesday evening service at 7 00. J W Sharbutt is pastor. Stewards hold Regular Monthly meeting Monday evening at 7 15 with First Quarterly Conference for the New Year set for Sunday January 10. J M Skaggs serves as chairman.
Sunday Bible study at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. Evening radios? Bible class Monday at 3 pm. Wednesday 7 15 pm training service. Thursday 7 15 pm teachers training class. Welcome to the House of the Lord from Minister Kermit Upshaw.
Lee White disputes a recent article claiming he filed a justice court complaint against Mr and Mrs Harrison and that fines nearing $100 were assessed against him. He says no beating occurred after court but states seven men jumped him during the session.
The Koehler family thanks all for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of husband and father. Gratitude for the flowers and prayers. Signed Mrs. Ben Koehler and family.
Mrs. T. J. Jennings and family thank all who extended kindness and flowers after the death of their husband and father. The message laments the bereavement and prays God rewards the supporters. Attendees at the Estrelle Sullivan home included Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Underwood Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Underwood Doole, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Underwood and children Big Spring, and Mr. L. McDaniels Abilene.
A lengthy list details Christmas visits and holiday gatherings across towns including Navasota, Kingsville, Quemada, Fort Worth, Robstown, Dallas, Lubbock, and Levelland. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. B. Huntsman, J. L. Bourn, Roy Morgan, Ada McKinney, and B. F. Huntsman are noted among relatives and friends.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Horace Abbott on December 24. The notice records a family addition and identifies the parents in a concise birth announcement typical of a local page.
Heavy snows draw chidings from suburbanites as trains lag and delays prompt probes. Manhattan workers cleared streets with 50 thousand men, while a 50 by 50 foot scale model of the city grows for police fire and investors. A long underground walk costs a nickel at a turnstile from Seventh Avenue to 17th Street.
A fragment notes a florist shop located at sixth avenue and forty second street. It mentions seasonal changes with warm weather returning each year and hints at a Greek restaurant painted with a French facade. Broadway is referenced with more shows running than in prior years.
The Enterprise notes stamp pads and stamping ink available in violet and red tones.
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