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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1959

Page

2

Wingate News Highlights Local Obituary And Sports

Mrs. W J Smith known as Aunt Lina died in Denver City and was buried in Wingate. Relatives attended from B J Smith Berkley and Patty Smith. Local visits include Kinard families, Wheat family, Matthews clan, Bryan, and others. Basketball team places second in Butterfield tourney. Collinsworth earns Sportsmanship Award. girls tied for a playoff spot.

W. J. Smith Lina Denver City B. J. Smith Wingate Berkley Patty Edd Kinard Bro Charles Myers Eddie Fof Carlos Walker Hendrick Hospital Abilene Rice W. M. Knox Joel Bertram Knox Marc Ginger Collinsworth

St Johns Evening Circle Meets at Jacob Home

St Johns Evening Circle met Monday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs L E Jacob with Mrs Jacob as hostess. Mrs H K Flathmann led a devotional and Mrs Charles Kruse Jr and others gave Bible verses, reports were heard, and the circle planned a white elephant sale for April along with aiding a needy family visiting shut ins and Golden Age members.

St. John’s George Pruser Jr Charlie West Estelle Bredemeyer Minnie Belitz Mesdames Charles

McAdams Attend Texas Bankers Convention in Dallas

Mr and Mrs John Q McAdams returned Saturday evening from Dallas where they attended the Texas Bankers Association convention.

John Q. McAdams Dallas Texas Bankers Association

Visitors Join the Boles Family in Weatherford Home

Mrs. Margaret Henderson and daughter from Weatherford along with Mr. Tarver of Anson and Don Schwartz and Rex of Monahans visited the Monroe Boles home on Monday. The piece notes a wry weather proverb about aging men.

Boles Margaret Henderson Weatherford Mr. Tarver Anson Don Schwartz Rex Monahans Monroe Boles

Circles Study Isaiah Speaks At First Methodist

WSCS circles held sessions on Isaiah Speaks with Mary Martha Ruth and Susie Baker groups meeting at church and homes. Ten to twelve members attended each circle as leaders led prayers devotionals and readings from Isaiah with lessons on central messages and redemption.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Isaiah Mary Martha Kenneth Cook W. J. Poe Garland Shook Carl Baldwin T. C. Stanley Jerry English August Water Poe Ruth Circle A. P. Weeks W. W. Parramore Louisa Johnson Thad Traylor Parramore E. L. Craig Sam Jones M. E. Leeman Grover Orr W. A. Pace Mary McKeil W. D. Sanders E. H. Baker Douglas Cole Mary McKiel Judah D. A. Dobbins

Marys First Baptist Class Meets at Wade Home

The Mary Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wade Jr. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Bobby Drake and Mrs. Wade. W. J. Briley led prayers and devotion while officers reported. Participants included Royce Pope, Bert Humble, Truett Smith, H. W. Vick, Lillian Cooper, and others.

Bert Humble W. J. Briley H. W. Vick Royce Pope Bobby Drake John Wade Jr Truett Smith Lillian Cooper

J O Y Sunday School Class Met at Russell Mote Home

The Joy Sunday School class held its monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. Russell Mote. Mrs. B. T. Shoemake led the opening prayer, with devotional by Mrs. Worth Howe and closing prayer by Mrs. Royce Pope. Refreshments were served to several members and a visitor.

J.O. Y. SS Russell Mote Joy First Baptist Church B. T. Shoemake Worth Howe Royce Pope J. T. Randolph Monroe Boles Mote O. B. Raper

Susie Baker Circle Meets in Church Parlor

The Susie Baker Circle met in the church parlor with eight members present. Mrs D A Dobbins led the opening prayer and Mrs M E Leeman introduced the study as Mrs Henry Richardson spoke on hymns.

Susie Baker Jesus D. A. Dobbins M. E. Leeman Henry Richardson W. D. Sanders Mary Martha Ruth Circle W. W. Parramore N. C. Hinds

Barbara Gerhart Crowned M. Y. F. Sweetheart

Barbara Gerhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Gerhart was crowned sweetheart of the Meth odist Youth Fellowship Thursday at the annual sweetheart banquet in the church basement. Elmer Nelson MYF president gave the crown and served as master of ceremonies. Mrs E L Craig offered the invocation and Rev Carroll Thompson Ballinger delivered the address. A Valentine motif with red and white décor featured styrofoam Cupid decorations and a large red heart centerpiece. Eighty two people attended.

Barbara Gerhart Hans Gerhart Methodist Youth Fellowship Elmer Nelson MYF E. L. Craig Carroll Thompson Ballinger Valentine

WFD Auxiliary Holds Meeting at A B Spill Home

Mrs. A B Spill hosted the Firemen Auxiliary on February 12 with twelve members attending. Mrs J C Jarrell led the business session while Mrs Martin Middlebrook took roll. Nora Nell Easterly was elected to membership and door prizes went to Mrs Harrison and Mrs J C Wilkerson.

A. B. Spill Jewel Allen Firemen’s Auxiliary Spill J. C. Jarrell Martin Middlebrook Nora Nell Easterly Jack Harrison Do’s Don’t Junction W. D. Waggoner Floyd Sims D. Waggoner Harrison J. C. Wilkerson

Bank Women Attend Panhandle Group Meeting in Lubbock

Miss Estella Bredemeyer and Mrs. Noel Reid, both Winters State Bank employees, attended the Panhandle Group National Association of Bank Women meeting in Lubbock over the weekend.

Lubbock Estella Bredemeyer Noel Reid Winters State Bank National Association of Bank Women

Before age reveals all truths life still unsettled

An evocative reflection on aging and the enduring murk of life’s basics. The speaker notes ongoing questions despite years of experience, hinting at universal uncertainties that persist with time.

Card of Thanks to hospital helpers

I express sincere thanks for kindness during my hospital stay and after returning home. Cards letters visits flowers and gifts were deeply appreciated. Special thanks to Dr C T Rives and the nurses at Winters Municipal Hospital. Clifford joins me in expressing thanks and appreciation. Mrs Clifford Huffman.

C. T. Rives Winters Municipal Hospital Clifford Clifford Huffman Itc

Students head to Galveston for all state band and clinics

Mrs Robert Gans and party travel to Galveston for Miss Dunn to join the all state band comprising top state band students. Miss Minzenmayer and Miss Bedford will take part in instructional clinics during the event.

Galveston Robert Gans Barbara Dunn Serena Minzenmayer Beverly Bedford Miss Dunn Allstate Miss Minzenmayer Miss Bedford

Friersons Visit Kin in Ashland Area

Kansas couple Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Frierson and their children spent the weekend visiting the homes of their relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Minzenmayer and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Frierson in Ashland.

Kansas Johnnie Frierson Ashland W. F. Minzenmayer V. L. Frierson

Funeral Attendees From Anson Abilene Denver City

Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral for Mrs. W W J Smith. Attendees included A J Smith Jr and Mrs A J Smith Sr of Anson Mrs Travis Smith of Abilene Mrs J B Moore Mrs Pannel Legg Ballinger Mrs George Blackwell San Angelo Mr and Mrs George Rose Mrs C A Prewitt Mrs Harold Watson Mrs Carl Hecker Mrs Ocis Horner all of Denver City Mrs E C Mahurin and Mrs Crystal Teague of San Angelo.

W.W. J. Smith A. J. Smith Jr A. J. Smith Sr Anson Travis Smith Abilene J. B. Moore Pannel Legg Ballinger George Blackwell San Angelo George Rose C. A. Prewitt Harold Watson Carl Hecker Ocis Horner Denver City E. C. Mahurin Crystal Teague

A Polite Nighttime Yawn Signals Bedtime for Guests

A simple yawn is described as a courteous cue to guests that it is time to retire. The habit is framed as a considerate way to end an evening without words.

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Wingate News Melvin Byrd Leck Byrd Cameron Lester Byrds Linzie Sawyer Ricky Dean Hollis Dean Hal Howard Bearden Irene McElhaney Fort Worth J. H. Bryan Hardy Bryan W. D. Smith John Gannaway M. R. Smith O. S. Phillips Egular Sale Oneida Ltd Bahlman Jewelers Jacob Mrs Lois Crowe Doris Koone Mrs. Kavanell McKee WSCS Isaiah Speaks Mary SS Wade Milling & Grain CO WFD A. B. Spill Home Buick Pontiac Custom Rei SECON Anne Judy
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