Presbyterian Ladies In Missionary Study Session
The Presbyterian W. M. S. met in church parlors Monday at three for devotional and business. Officers elected include Mesdames Rives president Hal Smith vice president Gaston secretary Johnson literature Lynn press. The afternoon study titled Ming K Wong City of Morning Light was led by Mrs. M. B. Tyburn who also spoke on Pekin capital of China. Present were Mesdames Smith Rives Lynn Van Zandt Gaston Pyburn Townsend and Johnson.
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Presbyterian W. M. S
Johnson
Mesdames Rives
Hal Smith
Gaston
W. R. Johnson
Ming K Wong
City of Morning Light
M. B. Tyburn
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Study Meeting
The Womens Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in the church parlors on Monday at two o’clock. Mrs Stevens led the devotional and instructed the afternoon lesson. The class studied chapters three and five of the Death of W M A. The Society will meet next Monday at the church to study chapters six and seven.
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Womens Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Stevens
Five factors for new industries by H M Atkinson
H M Atkinson of the Georgia Railway and Power Company lists five essential factors for developing new industries. The first four are material, labor, transportation, and power, all made possible only by a favorable public attitude. He argues public vigilance by industries sustains this attitude.
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H. M. Atkinson
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Harmony official visits city for family matters
D W Yeager, Harmony community member and Winters precinct county commissioner, was in the city Monday to conduct business and attend the sick bedside of his brother in law John Eoff.
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D. W. Yeager
Harmony
Winters
John Eoff
Insurance Helps Business As Aircraft Risks Grow
Insurance firms again push aviation coverage after earlier huge losses. They seek safeguards for manufacturers to extend life and property protection as airplanes and air ships move toward daily use, enabling the air commerce industry to expand.
Our Country Still Best
A pro nationalist editorial argues the United States remains superior despite faults. It cites Haywood Goldman and Tetroff, urging stronger citizen participation, smarter voting in primaries, and responsible leadership to improve social and political conditions.
A Good Man Dies Sunday
Mr. T. H. Moore died Sunday February 15 at 4 30 p m in Winters after a year in the town. Born October 9 1869 in Port Sullivan Milam County he leaves wife Estelle Mayes four children Abernathy of Dallas Mary Estelle and George. Funeral was at the Methodist church Monday with Rev Gid J Bryan and Rev Smith. He was a devout member and well regarded by all. The remains rest in New Cemetery with family and many friends mourning.
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T. H. Moore
Moore
Winters
Port Sullivan
Milam County
Estelle Mayes
Abernathy
Dallas
Mary
Estelle
George
Methodist Church
Gid J. Bryan
Smith
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Moore
Aged Citizen John Eott Passes After Illness
Early Wednesday morning John Eott of this city died after a week or ten days of illness. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ by A. H. Clark and G. W. Cypert of Merkel. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery. Friends are invited to provide references to his life for next week's paper.
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John Eott
Church of Christ
A. H. Clark
G. W. Cypert
Merkel
Fairview
Winters Wins Fire Insurance Rate Reduction
The Texas Fire Insurance Commission granted a fifteen percent cut in fire insurance key rates to sixty one towns including Winters. The rate, for towns with good fire records, remains in effect for one year after March 1, 1925. Local fire company efforts aided Winters' favorable standing.
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Texas Fire Insurance Commission
Mrs. T Ray Garrett Visits Sister Amid Illness
Mrs. T Ray Garrett traveled to Winters on Saturday to be with her sister Miss Jewel Harris who is confined to bed with flu at Santa Anna News.
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T. Ray Garrett
Winters
Jewel Harris
Barbers Union Agrees to 6 30 P M Closing Time
Local barber shops including Winters, American, Palace, Midway and others sign an agreement to close doors at 6 30 P M daily except Saturday nights. Signatories include Joe Baker and E M Hill.
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Winters Barber
American Barber Shop
Palace Barber Shop
Joe Baker
E. M. Hill
Midway
Winters visitors stay with Broyles family
Mr and Mrs E M fall and their son Broyles from Winters were Sunday guests at the Broyles home in a note from the Concho Herald.
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E. M. Fall
Broyles
Concho Herald
Mr and Mrs Clark Visit Bronte for a Brief Stop
R G Clark and his wife spent a few hours in Bronte on Wednesday, touring local shops and dining at a small cafe before continuing their trip.
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R. G. Clark
Bronte
Local Social Roundup From Drasco and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Ray Lee announce the birth of their son. Mr Faulkner of Abilene visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs Tom Puckett hosted a social Friday night. Mr and Mrs Dee Jones of Bradshaw visited relatives Sunday. Rev L E Hunt of Plainview visits daughter Mrs H O Davis. Rev John Riddle of Abilene fills regular Baptist appointment Saturday. Sam Malone preached at 11 am and 7 pm at the Baptist church.
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Ray Lee
Faulkner
Abilene
Tom Puckett
Dee Jones
Bradshaw
Drasco
L. E. Hunt
Plainview
H. O. Davis
John Riddle
Fillis
The
Baptist Church
Sam_ Malone
the. ‘Baptist
Poe's Garage and Filling Station Nearing Completion
The new Poe's Garage and Filling Station on South Main Street is nearing completion. Mr. Poe says the business should be ready in about two weeks and invites friends and the public to visit once open.
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South Main Street
Poe
Superior Chick Feeds
Jaenes Produce presents superior chick feeds with aim to boost growth and health. Benefits highlighted include higher energy, better hatchling outcomes, and improved feed efficiency for poultry farmers.
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Jaenes
Value of financial literacy to save investors
A reliable authority estimates U S small investors lose about 2 billion dollars yearly to ill advised fraudulent investments. He argues knowledge of how money works and business principles should be taught in schools to prevent such losses.
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United States
Partic
Greece
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