Abilene Woman Guest Speaker For T C Garden Club
Mrs Brownie Fitzgerald of Abilene spoke at the Town and Country Garden Club meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Everett. She outlined yard drainage house placement and parking area planning with a single back yard focal point such as a sundial or barbecue pit. New officers were announced including President Briley and First Vice President Floyd Sims.
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Brownie Fitzgerald
Abilene
Town and Country Garden Club
Robert Everett
L. Briley
Briley
Floyd Sims
L. G. Wilson
Henry MacCreight
D. L. Moreland
George Rosson
F. C. Mills
James D. L. Moreland
Sims
Clem
Henry McCreight
Jack Harrison
George Briley
R. L. Briley
Guest
Mrs
Double Six Club Meets At Albro Home
The Double Six Forts Two Club met Friday evening at the home of Myrs. E. F. Albro in Wil A. N. rence. Attendees included Tr. and Wilrneth with veterans of and Aux meetings noted.
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Albro
E. F. Albro
Wil A. N.rence
F Albre
Ty God
Wilrneth
Jaycee-Ettes Host West Home Game Party
Winters Jaycee-Ettes gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. James West for a bridge and canasta game party. Prizes went to Mrs. Morris Robinson and Mrs. Bill Chapman, with birthdays celebrated for Mrs. Johnny Wilson and Mrs. John McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Jaycee-Ettes
James West
Morris Robinson
Bill Chapman
Johnny Wilson
John McAdoo
Floyd Sims
Harold Poe
James Buxkemper
Obie Bradford
Sue James
Sanderson
Proclamation Declares February as Jaart Month in Winters
City officials urge citizens and businesses to support the Heart Fund Drive as the top defense against heart and blood vessel diseases. Veterans Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary lead the 1961 effort to fund research, diagnosis, treatment, and education in Winters Texas.
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Heart Fund
Veterans Foreign Wars
Treyus
Minters
Harvey Dale
Moyavor
Win- Tex
Harvey Dale Jones
Winters
Tee
Bowman family welcomes new baby in Rome
Mrs. W E Bowman and baby arrive in Rome Georgia after spending a month visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Mapes. The reunion marks a joyful return for the family in the local community.
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Mies
W. E. Bowman
Baby Nter
Beth
Rome
Reed
Mr. and Melvin Mapes
Community Notes and Weekend Visitors Report
George Cathey returns home from Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene. Bob and Mrs Loyd visit the W W Wheat home. T K Martin of Santa Anna visits for basketball tournament weekend. Mrs Clarence Huckaby hospitalized in Winters. W B Guy family visited Abilene last week. Hal Langford family moves from Humble Camp to Carrouzett near the Oklahoma line. Joey stays for tournament and is hosted by Wesley and Mrs Dean. Snow and icy weather close schools for Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Loyd
W. W. Wheat
T. K. Martin
Santa Anna
Clarence Huckaby
Winters Municipal
Tal
W. B. Guy
Abilene
Hal Langford
Carrouzett
Pampa
Oklahoma Line
Joey
Wesley Dean
Langford
Meryle
Army First Sergeant D L Gunn Retires After 20 Years
The Medical Field Service School at Ft. Sam Houston held a retirement ceremony for First Sergeant D L Gunn who served over two decades in the Army. He is married to Wauldean Yates and has three children Ronny Debbie and Jana. They will settle in San Antonio.
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Medical Field Service School
D. L. Gunn
Army
Set. Gunn
Wauldean Yates
W. J. Yates
Sd. Dunn
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Pacific Theatre
First Cavalry
Ft. Sam Houston
Tarleton State College
Germany
Waco
566Th
37Th
Set
Gunn
Ronny
Debbie
Jana
San Antonio
Green Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs O H Green Jr observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at their Winters home on Sunday afternoon. Their children Carolyn Kay and William Green hosted, with a three tiered cake and labeled punch. They were married February 5 1936 in Ballinger and remained in Winters. About 35 called.
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O. H. Green Jr
Carolyn
Kay
William Green
Noleta James
Darlene McWright
Mrs. Green
Ballinger
Parents Now Covered Under Social Security In Family Business
Floyd B. Ellington of the San Angelo social security office explains that 1960 amendments extend coverage to parents working for their sons or daughters in a trade or business if a bona fide employer employee relationship exists. Employers may direct work, even without physical control, and such workers will earn credits toward retirement survivors and disability benefits. Parents not yet issued social security cards should apply. reports of wages and taxes due must be filed by April 30 1961 with the number on the report.
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Floyd B. Ellington
San Angelo
Social Security Office
Ellington
Itasca man Arthur Grant breaks hip in accident
Arthur Grant of Itasca, father of Floyd Grant, fell near his home on January 26 and broke his hip. He had surgery January 27 at Harris Memorial Hospital in Itasca and is convalescing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Grant and Butch were in Itasca the weekend before last.
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Arthur Grant
Itasca
Floyd Grant
Harris Memorial Hospital
Grant
Butch
Mrs Jerry Irvin Honored At Gift Tea
Mrs Jerry Irvin former Joan Sangster of York Nebr was honored at a Friday gift tea hosted by Mrs James Colburn and other hostesses. The event featured a white bride’s book register, orchid and white mum centerpiece, crystal tableware, and coffee and cake served to about 35 attendees.
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Jerry Irvin
Joan Sangster
York
Nebr
James Colburn
Mesdames
Reese Jones
Court Meeks
J. C. Martin
Bill Milborn
Pete Davidson
W. W. King
D. C. Robertson
James Huddleston
T. S. Goodwin
J. F. Richie
Brownie Troop 5 Meets at Scout Hut for Craft and Game
Girl Scout Brownie Troop No. 5 held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Scout Hut. They began making money bunnies from felt to finish at the next meeting and learned the vanish game. Melinda Wilson served nibbles to the group of girls and leaders Mrs. Wayne Wilson and Mrs. Clifford Hill.
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Brownie Troop No
Felt
Melinda Wilson
Shirley Allen
Kei Bedford
Linda Raye Brice
Christine Cathey
Rebecca Gilbert
Kaye Graham
Margaret Hernandez
Lynanne Hill
Sherri Loyd
Roxie Redman
Linda Kay Talley
Opal Waldrop
Marla Weems
Patricia Hill
Wayne Wilson
Clifford Hill
Triple Four Club Elects Officers At Billups Home
The Triple Four Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Truett Billups with a dessert course served. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: Mrs. Charles Chapman president, Mrs. G. C. Davis vice president, Mrs. J. E. Smith secretary treasurer, Mrs. W. T. Billups reporter. Members present included Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon.
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Triple Four
Billups
Triple Four Club
Guests Attend Reception With Local Notables
Mesdames Charles Chapman Davis James Glenn Tr Wetzel Earl Dorsett J E Elmo Mayhew and Mr T H Worthington attend a formal reception with prominent community figures. The gathering highlights social connections among local leaders and hosts.
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Charles Chapman C. Davis
James Glenn
Tr Wetzel
Earl Dorsett
J. E. Elmo Mayhew
Mr. T. H. Worthington
Baby Girl for Jessie Mer and Spouse in Killeen
Mr and Mrs Jessie Mer of Killeen announce the birth of their baby girl Carol Linda on the 28th. Grandparents are Bailey McCaughan of Winters and F Bollier of Corpus Christi Merrifield is the former McCaughan.
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Jessie Mer
Killeen
Carol Linda
Ton
An Bailey McCaughan
Kill Mer
Winters
F. Bollier
Corpus Christi Merrifield
McCaughan
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