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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
2
The Heart of Texas Girl Scout Council announces its annual cookie sale, inviting the community to buy cookies and support local scouts. The campaign emphasizes tasty treats and the satisfaction of aiding young girls in their efforts to develop skills and service.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hambright longtime Crews resident were held Monday at 2 PM at Crews Methodist Church with Rev. Graves and Rev. Holford officiating. She died Sunday evening after a three day illness in Winters hospital. Born Naomi Ace Mc Kerrie in Alabama on November 25, she moved with her husband to Texas and settled in HHL County before relocating to Rummels County. Surviving: two sons, three daughters, and several grandchildren.
Dorcas Circle met at the First Baptist Church for a prayer service led by Mrs. C. T. Hart. Grover Davis led a Bible quiz and served salad as dignitaries Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Roberts joined the ceremony with members including Grover Davis and W. R. Kennedy in attendance.
The Town and Country Garden Club meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bedford on February 13 at 9 30 a m. The program will cover trimming and planting roses and shrubs with Mrs R L Briley discussing and Mrs B T Gardner bringing the flower arrangement. All members are urged to attend.
Card thanks Winters and surrounding community for support of the Blizzard team. It also expresses gratitude for a generous gift to the Blizzard Coaching Staff and families. Louisiana is divided into parishes instead of counties.
Winters Independent Schools presents a weekly lunch menu with items listed for Monday to Friday. The schedule includes barbecue on Monday, meat loaf on Tuesday, chicken pie on Wednesday, baked ham on Thursday, and hamburgers or cheese sandwiches on Friday with assorted sides and desserts.
The Runnels County Farm Bureau starts its annual membership drive with a kick off dinner at Pierce's Cafeteria in Wierners February 13. Gast steeker will host W. C. Weesmeyer from the state office in Waco. The drive covers No. 21 and aims to enroll more families after 34 farm members were reported in Runnels County and 44,52 Texas farm families statewide.
The Goal Digger Club met in the Hogan home with Judy Hogan as hostess. Barbara Baldwin presided. Doris Rice read acceptance letters for Phillis Awalt Jan Johnson and Sylvia Moore. Refreshments served to members and the club sponsor Mrs. David Carroll as the meeting closed with a benediction.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Win ters Post 9193 VFW met at the post home with President Mrs. J. A. Henderson presiding. They sent a $5.00 donation and 80 books to the Veterans Hospital in Big Spring and contributed to the Polio fund drive. Attendees included Mrs. C. C. Paske Mrs. W. E. Arnold James Crockett WV. L. Collis Ramon Hudson N. D. Waggoner Juanita Davis Ladola Bates and Bernice Mitchell.
Mrs. Bil Milliorn and TO SAN ANTONIO visited the home of their daughter De Sra and her husband T Sgt Bot McClelland and their daughter over the past weekend in San Antonio.
Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott Jr. and family were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks of Ballinger, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bridwell of Sweetwater, and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Parks and baby of Abilene.
The Winters Garden Club will meet at 1 30 o clock at City Hall. The notice states the gathering on the announced date.
A regional belief from West Texas holds that a horned frog can endure a hundred years without eating or drinking. The claim reflects local folklore about the hardy species and desert survival.
Mr and Mrs W J Pj relocate to Angelo with change of address noted.
Fragmentary notes describe Dr Mary Walker famed for wearing male attire to serve as a Civil War surgeon. She became a prominent physician and advocate for women's suffrage, symbolizing gender barriers of her era.
Mr and Mrs G L Seitz left Sunday for their home in Bakersfield California after visiting his mother Mrs George Seitz and other relatives and friends. Creates results in Classified Ads.
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