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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1969
Page
2
The article argues that Supreme Court rulings let Washington fund local projects, pressuring states and cities to accept federal grants. Tax revenue reliance and political costs make refusal virtually impossible, with programs like Highway Beautification cited as examples of growing federal influence.
The article argues that federal grants now require states to curb outdoor advertising along interstates and meet beautification and desecration rules. It notes penalties and incentives, with threatens to withhold funds from Southern counties and broad implications for urban renewal and public programs. It questions the need for central taxation and asserts a shift toward bloc grants and local levy autonomy.
Ira Preston Edwards aged 70 died at Winters Municipal Hospital at 6 45 p m Saturday after a heart attack at home Friday evening Funeral services were held at Spill Memorial Chapel with Dr Charles H Cole officiating Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery Pallbearers were Tab Hatler Bill Graham Bernice Gardner Jim Williams Truett Bentley and A N Crowley He was born August 17 1898 in Iron Station North Carolina moved to Texas at age 8 and lived in Winters for 62 years He was a former automobile and implement dealer later a stock farmer He married Gertrude Wilson on August 13 1930 He was a member of the First Methodist Church Survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Thomas H Rougas two brothers G A Edwards and H M Edwards six sisters and three grandchildren.
A five state study by cooperative experiment stations projects that more than one third of rural southerners will face poverty in retirement. It finds 1.5 million rural families may receive under $75 monthly for a two person household from Social Security and Welfare. The report notes low pre retirement incomes and lack of planning for increased leisure time.
Government officials acknowledge the need to set proper priorities while debating taxation and fiscal policy. The discourse centers on balancing revenue with spending, weighing election considerations against long term budget goals.
Pneumonia patient Wingate M. B. Folsom returns home from Bronte hospital. Neil and Mrs Bagwell visit Hendrick hospital. Mrs Hancock remains a surgical patient. Elmer and Mrs King observe their 48th anniversary last Thursday. Mrs Ben Williams visits California with son and family. Mrs Doc Pinegar at home and improving. Neighbors held last week singing at Ivie Talley home. Edwin Voss home welcomed visitors Vanner and Erwin. Vosses attended a funeral. Mrs Vanner Voss had flu and could not attend. Mrs Erwin Voss in Mc Camey aiding sister Mrs Peet Hicks with pneumonia. Edwin family businessmen visit San Angelo, dine with Vanners.
Minnie Bell of Texas A&M Extension warns that fast talking con men pose as relatives to elderly residents, convincing them to loan funds for supposed car repairs. After the money is handed over the suspects, a well dressed man and accomplice, disappear, prompting reminders to contact local police.
Linda June Schroeder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schroeder and bride elect of Vernon Castle was honored at a bridal tea in St. John s Lutheran Church Education Building. Hostesses included Mrs. Edward Bredemeyer Mrs. A N Crowley Mrs. Earl Dorsett Mrs. B T Gardner Mrs. Z J Hale Mrs Ebee Mrs Charles Kruse Jr Mrs W Minzenmayer Mrs Walter Adams and others. Tea table featured white cloth and pink white floral centerpiece. Guests were served punch and tea plates while gifts were presented.
The Royal Ambassadors of Southside Baptist Church met at 1 p m Saturday for their regular weekly meeting. The program covered the meaning and duties of the RA's with each boy taking part. Present were Kenny Reel Billy Calcote David Hendrix Lester Robinson and Mike Calcote. Refreshments were served at the close.
John Allen Baker infant son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Richard Baker of Lawn died at birth at Winters Municipal Hospital. Graveside services were held at 230 p m Sunday at the Tuscola Cemetery under Spill Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his parents two brothers Carl and Kenneth and sister Lenora Elaine all of the home and paternal grandmother Mrs Nora Baker of Winters.
Mrs Lena M Wheat expresses gratitude for care at Winters Hospital from nurses and Dr McCreight and for visits cards letters and meals from her daughter's home in San Angelo during recovery. She prays to be as kind to others in their time of need.
A columnist notes that balancing privacy with growth is a key difficulty for modern businesses, as leaders juggle customer data, competitive pressures, and governance. The piece emphasizes disciplined focus and clear boundaries to stay competitive.
Ad warns that backache leg pains and scanty flow may indicate functional kidney disorders. Claims a diuretic named GENTLE BUKETS will increase and regulate urine passage in four days with 30 tablets daily. Promotion credits MAIN DRUG COMPANY with drug counter availability today.
Mrs. Ollie Seals expresses deep appreciation to friends and neighbors in Abilene for flowers cards and visits during her hospital stay at Hendrick Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to Brother James and family and to her children Lavada and Ernest Haupt who join in the thanks.
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