Victor A White Dies After One Day Illness
Victor A. White 75 long time Runnels County farmer died at 9 30 pm Wednesday in Winters Municipal Hospital after a one day illness. Funeral services are pending with Spill Funeral Home. He lived in Runnels County since 1921 and Winters since 1960. Survivors include his wife one son Huden of Winters two daughters Mrs Don Reynolds of Cisco and Mrs Clarence Kinner of Phelps Wisconsin one brother H E of Winters two sisters Mrs E D Hawkins of Winters and Mrs J H Northam of Ingleside eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Victor A. White
Runnels County
Winters Municipal Hospital
Spill Funeral Home
Winters
White
First Baptist Church
Huden
Don Reynolds
Cisco
Clarence Kinner
Phelps, Wisc
H. E. of
E. D. Hawkins
J. H. Northam
Ingleside
Ben Barnes Seeks Third Term Power in Texas House
The Texas House adopts rules under Speaker Ben Barnes to name all 25 permanent committees at session end. Future speakers may only fill vacancies, barring rules and administration, aiming for a long term, potentially eight sessions. Proposals include annual sessions and higher salaries for members and leaders.
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Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Sam Wood
Capital
Austin American-Statesman
Fentress Group of Newspapers, Inc
Texas House of Representatives
Wood
Ben Barnes
House
Barnes
Congress
Senate
Gift Tea for Margie Ann Kraatz at Lutheran Church
A seated tea honored Margie Ann Kraatz bride-elect of Lee Roy Chaney at the Lutheran Church parlors. Guests registered in a white leather bride’s book. Mrs. W. F. Minzenmayer introduced the bride and her mother, Mrs. Walter Kraatz. The tea table featured imported white linen with lace and pink flowers.
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Margie Ann Kraatz
Lee Roy Chaney
Lutheran Church
H. L. Frick
W. F. Minzenmayer
Walter Kraatz
J. A. Henderson
George Pruser, Sr
August Stoecker
Erwin Ueckert
Herman Spill
E. E. Thormeyer
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Winters Enterprise
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Robert Pruser
Spill
Ellis Ueckert
F. C. Deike
John Sawders
Johnna
Arlington
W. J. Yates
Wichita Falls
Marie Hill
Abilene
George C. Hill
Anson — Ballinger
Cisco — Hamlin — Winters
Heidenheimer’s
Cannon Towels
Osnaburg
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