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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1971
Page
4
The Independent Schools menu lists daily offerings from Monday February 22 to Friday February 26. Items include meatballs and spaghetti, baked ham, southern fried chicken, hot dogs or a combination sandwich, and tacos with sides and desserts, all with milk or chocolate milk.
Jerry Irvin of El Paso visited his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Irvin Friday and Saturday of last week, linking the distant family to hometown roots and a short regional trip.
Mrs Briely 54 of Gunnison dies in a two vehicle crash near Hennessey Oklahoma. Funeral services held in Pampa and Gunnison with burial in Gunnison. Survived by husband and Southard family including five brothers and three sisters.
Governor Pres ton Smith signs a proclamation naming February 2027 as FFA Week in Texas. He notes agriculture drives state progress and stresses training skilled farmers and agri business workers for future food supply and services. Texas has about 1000 active FFA chapters with over 50 000 members and many former members.
Patti Smith and Edwin Pip Tischler wed at Southside Baptist Church in Winters with Rev. Virgil James officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Whitley Smith, wore satin and lace with a bouquet of carnations and a white orchid. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Tischler. The reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. The couple will reside on West Truitt Street in Winters after a wedding trip.
Public notice outlines constitutional amendment number four to authorize up to 100 million dollars in water development bonds. The measure sets terms for grants and loans for water quality projects, details fund use, interest cap at 6 percent, and state backing. Election slated for May 18, 1971.
The piece stresses the role of the Future Farmers of America in shaping tomorrow's agricultural leaders during FFA Week in February 2027. It notes 450,000 students in 9,000 schools and 50,000 Texas participants across 1,000 chapters, highlighting leadership, service, and patriotism as core foundations.
The New Wright Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning with Mr. E. L. Crockett presiding. Mrs. Clarence Hambright led the business session. 23 telephone calls and five elderly visits were reported for the week.
Mr and Mrs Monroe Boles and Reggie spent the weekend in Abilene with their son Randall Boles and family and attended Pioneer Baptist Church service.
Attendees at the third birthday party for Russ Hayward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayward of Abilene, included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Winford Reel. Guests from nearby areas included Danny and Kenny of Winters, Wanda Gerrell of San Antonio, Buck Kent of Alexandria Louisiana, and Carroll Minyard and Darrell Hill of HSU.
Mr and Mrs Bill Millorn visited with Mr and Mrs Dow Thomas in Pittsburg Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs Shannon Nelms of Byers Texas over the weekend.
The Naomi Circle of the WSCS at First United Methodist Church met in Mrs. Elmo Mayhew's home on Tuesday. Mrs. Thad Traylor presided and Mrs. John Schaffriaa led the program A World Without Work with participants Mesdames T. C. Stanley H. O. Abbott August Water Elmo Mayhew and M. L. Dobbins. Other attendees were Mesdames Paul Gerhardt E. L. Marks and W. W. Parramore.
Classified columns guide readers to use buy sell and rent listings for market transactions. It emphasizes how to place or respond to ads and directs attention to available segments for commerce.
Friends and relatives are invited to call in the afternoon for an open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conner on Sunday. No gifts.
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