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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
7
The Winters district lists daily meals from Monday February 14 to Friday February 18 with options including baked ham, beef roast, fried chicken, and burgers. Each day pairs main courses with sides such as corn, yams, green beans, salads, desserts, and milk.
The word cotton derives from the medieval Arabic kutun meaning fabric fiber, tracing linguistic roots across languages. Scholars note the term entered European languages via trade and scholarly exchange, shaping the modern vocabulary surrounding textile production.
The Texas Department of Public Safety announces a new amendment to the Safety Responsibility Act effective 1966 after an Attorney General opinion found surrender wording unconstitutional. The measure adds criminal penalties up to 200 dollars for willful failure to surrender suspended licenses and outlines steps from initial notice to potential criminal charges for accidents with uninsured liability. It requires evidence of minimum insurance or a signed release to avoid suspension of licenses and vehicle registrations.
The JOY Sunday School Class of Drasco held its regular monthly meeting Friday morning at Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan's home. Devotional was given by Mrs. Albert Lewis and prayer led by Mrs. Bede England. Alpheus Hill, the class president, led a short business session and plans were made to visit Merrill Nursing Home and to host a social for members and families. Refreshments were served to several members.
Pvt. Jacky R. Bruce of the 399th Army Airborne is visiting his parents in town after passing his OCS tests. He will return to Ft. Leonard Wood on Saturday to receive orders for Officers Candidate School.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Corby and Mr. and Mrs. Gattis Neely were in Midland on Saturday to attend a dinner and theatre party for Midland area bankers hosted by Midland National Bank.
Mr and Mrs Carl Turk visited Lubbock last weekend to attend Beverly Johnsons wedding and see their daughters Joann and Martha.
The text outlines steps for accident settlements and liability: signed damage payment plans filed with the Department, findings of non liability by a court filed with the Department, and required deposits of cash or bonds covering potential damages. It also mandates proof of future financial responsibility for five years.
Deacons of First Baptist Church and their wives host an open house for the Rev and Mrs B T Shoemake to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The event is at 405 North Main Street from 2 30 to 4 30 in the afternoon on Sunday February 20 inviting all to call.
U S Naval Reserve Surface Division 840 S in Brownwood says five officer billets are open. Lieut Alton R Goddard invites ready or standby Reserve officers to visit the Navy building on the Howard Payne College campus to learn about Reserve opportunities. Reservists drill weekly and yearly training lasts 14 days with full allowances. The unit emphasizes admin and training needs and notes facilities valued over 100000.
Charles Bahlman, a Texas University student, returned Sunday to Austin after a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bahlman.
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs B B Henry included their daughters and the Hamiltons of Fort Worth along with Mr and Mrs A Allen and their children from Abilene.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Johnson of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Irvin visited Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gladden in Abilene.
Mr and Mrs Joe Baker visited relatives in the region over the weekend. They spent time with Mrs W S Mitchell in Littlefield where she has been a hospital patient for six weeks. The couple also called on Mr and Mrs Lonnie Collinsworth in Lubbock during the stay.
A terse note hints at a band of troublemakers whose outward civility hides growing boldness. The brief implies local concern over increasing unruliness and potential clashes with authorities.
The statement notes that roughly 180 million fibers are present in a single pound of cotton, illustrating the dense fiber count in the natural material.
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