India Study Meeting Led by Local Group
Chaktee India topic discussed at the meeting hosted by L. E. Low with Mrs Ernest Caskey leading the program on India and architecture. Members heard papers on Delhi and the Holy City of Benares and debated whether good outweighs evil under British rule and India’s independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Low
India
Ernest Caskey
Jack B. Wilkinson
Dehli
Gandhi
Layle Kormegay
Wi. G
Bedford
Lyle . Deffebach
Peas Fenats & A
Dames
W. G. Bedford
J- Brophy
Ernest ‘Caskey
Chas. Chapman
R. Gaston
Low
Pace
E. Hickman
J. M
Ska Een
A. J. Smith
Wm. Stevens
E . D. Stringer
Jack ‘Wilkinson
C. Bradford
Misses Boyle
Kornegay
Airs Pliver
Worthington Nuptials For Edna Murr and Davis Sawyer
Edna Murr Worthington and Davis Sawyer were married at the home of the officiating minister Rev. W. T. Hamer on Saturday morning February 3 at 11 oclock. The couple plan to reside in Victory community and were celebrated by family and friends including L B Sawyer W R Davis Pauline Worthington Mozelle Pumphrey Dillard Wood B P Gay C O Rodgers Shorty Barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Murr
Worthington
Davis Sawyer
W. T. Hamer
Sawyer
Ayia
B. Worthington
Victory
L.B Sawyer
L. B. Sawyer
W. R. Davis
Pauline
Mozelle Pumphrey
Dillard Wood
W. B. Worthington
Pat Sawyer
Leo Sawyer
B.P. ‘Guy
C. O. Rodgers
Davis
J. B. Worthington
Roy Pumphrey
Leon, Mozell
Clifton Pumphrey
G. R. Green
Buster Freeman
Harmony
Damrons Honored At Bradford Home In Bridge Party
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Damron of Childress, former Winters residents, a bridge party was hosted Saturday evening at the Bradford home with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Caskey assisting. High score trophy went to Mrs. Roy Mack, while the couple received a similar gift. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Henslee, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mack, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Damron
Childress
Winters
C. Bradford
Ernest Caskey
Bradfords
Roy Mack
Methodist W M S to Improve the Church Kitchen
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met last Monday with the topic Being a Good Neighbor. The program featured readings on Jane Adams and a plan to refurbish the church kitchen including painting walls shelving and a secondhand gas range funded by a fundraiser. Several members attended and a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. J O Renfro on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Lula White
Good Samaritan
J. M. Skaggs
Jane Adams
Frank Williams
T. W. Jennings
M. E. Leeman
Wm. Stevens
Mesdames Frank Williams
W. W. Poe
J. W. Sharbutt
Guy Mullins
Ella Ritch
Ann
T. V. Jennings
Dewey Marshall
J. .M. Skaggs
H. H. Cryer
Mrs
J. O. Renfro
Diversity Club Meeting Attracts Members And Topics
Mrs C N Kornegay hosted the Diversity club as they continued the College Omnibus course. Mrs John Q McAdams led the program on Essays with discussions on Charles Lamb and Emerson Self Reliance. New member Mrs George Hood was elected. attendees included Mesdames Hoover Brian Curry Williams and Miss Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Kornegay
Diversity Club
College
John Q. McAdams
Charles Lamb
L. Hoover
Walter Brian
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Morey Millerman
J. W. Dixon
W. P. Gardner
C. S. Jackson
Theresa Miller and Garland Baker Married in Seymour
Miss Theresa Miller and Garland Baker were married on Saturday February first at the First Christian church in Seymour. The couple, both residents of the Dale community, will reside there after a brief honeymoon as Mr Baker joins his father in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Miller
Garland Baker
Seymour
First Christian Church
Billie Hutchens
Munday
Dale
Winters High School
Baker
Baptist Y W A Meeting at Bartlett Home
The Y W A met with Rhea Sue Bartlett at her home Tuesday evening. After a short work program a business meeting approved minutes and adopted plans for another project. A refreshment plate was served by hostesses to Helen Cooke Mary D Taylor Annie Byrde MacFarland Bonita Harrison Marie Lambert Loraine Carwile Eunice Polk Mary MacFarland and two new members Merle and Hortell Coward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Sue Bartlett
Helen Cooke
Mary D. Taylor
Annie Byrde MacFarland
Bonita Harrison
Marie Lambert
Loraine Carwile
Eunice Polk
Mary MacFarland
Merle
Hortell Coward
Eighth Birthday Celebrated by Mrs Baker for Billie Marie
Complimenting her daughter Billie Marie, Mrs Clyde Baker hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her young friends. The group played games for an hour, then Gifts were exchanged and a birthday cake with ice cream was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Marie
Clyde Baker
Gookles
Sawyers Honored at Davis Dinner Party
Davis and Mrs. Sawyer celebrated their marriage with a dinner hosted by the Worthingtons. Relatives from Victory Harmony communities and guests from Winters Hatchel Cochran Abilene gathered for a bountiful feast and shared happy fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Sawyers
Drasco Social News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Drasco community shares visits from Tom Griffin family returning to Los Angeles after a week, Gowdy and baby from Johnson Kansas head home, Melvin relatives visit Tom Griffin, and Abilene and Independence travelers noted. Woodfin sick but improving, W M U holds missionary program with nine members and one visitor. hostesses Woods Woodfin Colburn serve cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Mann
Baptist Church
Tom Griffin
T. J. Hart
Los Angeles
Calif
Gowdy
Baby
Johnson
Kansas
Melvin
Woodie Woodfin
Earl Dorsett
Abilene
J. L. Kennedy
Independence
Drasco
W. M
Robert ‘Woods
Woods
Woodfin
Colburn
Visiters and wedding notices from local families
Mrs. Jim Tunnell of Oplin visits with her daughter Mrs. B. B. Smith and family and plans to return home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harmon and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tunnell visit friends in San Angelo. The Worthingtons honor Mr. and Mrs. Davis Sawyer at a wedding dinner. Mrs. Sawyer is their daughter. It is reported that Johnnie Minzenmayer was carried to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tunnell
Oplin
B. B. Smith
Bill Harmon
Ray Tunnell
San Angelo
T. H. Worthington
W. B. Worthington
Victory
Davis Sawyer
Sawyer
Johnnie Minzenmayer
Harmony residents visit Sealy Hospital patients
Monday relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Long of Harmony and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briley visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood at the hospital. The club will meet next Tuesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. L. Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealy Hospital
John Long
Harmony
Robert Briley
J. R. Wood
Winter Home Demonstration Club Free Coffee Event
Free coffee demonstration with cakes pies and sandwiches at Winters Home Demonstration Club this Saturday hosted by Economy Food Store showcasing sample selections and special bites for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Home Demonstration Club
Economy Food Store
Ite
Orchard Demonstration At Dickey Farm
J F Rosborough extension horticulturist of A and M College will conduct a farm orchard demonstration on the Dickey farm three miles from Ballinger on the San Angelo road beginning at 2 pm Tuesday February 11 Demonstrations will cover planning a farm orchard setting out trees and after care such as pruning spraying The meeting will be open to anyone interested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rosborough
A. and
M. College
Dickey Farm
Ballinger
San Angelo Road
Wray Family Plans Move to Lubbock
Jno J Wray and family departed last Friday to establish a new home in Lubbock, where they will reside in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
J. Wray
Lubbock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chaktee India
Thur
Bradford
R. H. Henslee
Marvin Patrick of
Loyle Kornegay
R. B. Mack
Mildred Singleton
Damron
Methodist
Clisse and Sandborn Coffee
Bordens
Sere
Meron
Sat
Baptist Y. W. A
Bartlett
Cochran
the Winters State Bank
Abraham Lincoln
Sampson Oilrite
Musser Lumber CO
Spic & Span Dry Cleaners
Owens Drug Store
Lacy Winters
Texas
MR. Scott
Marie Tomlin
Marie Tomlin Beauty
Marion Hahn
Cosmetician
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!