21 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1964
Page
1
Regular meeting of the Runnels County Home Demonstration Council was held February 14 at Miss Louise Decker’s home in Ballinger. Members approved committee recommendations, planned events, and noted a March 4 THDA planning meeting in Bandera. Delegates were named for the district meeting May 7 in Kerrville.
A panel on Graceful Living In a Home was held by the Literary and Service Club at Mrs. H. A. Stanford’s home last Thursday. Mrs. M. G. Middlebrook narrated with segments on Good Decorating Meal Planning and Home Management. President E E Thormeyer led, with prayer by Mrs. T H Worthington. attendees included Mrs. Frank Denton and others.
Simple tip advises filling a large box with dirt then adding fish worms. Cover with fresh coffee grounds to keep worms alive and active for future fishing trips.
The prompt notes that the world’s first elevated railroad was constructed in New York during 1866 and 1867, marking an early milestone in urban transit development. This item highlights a foundational transport achievement and its dates.
The House approved a liberal Republican Democratic coalition backed civil rights bill by 290 to 130. Texans Henry Gonzales Albert Thomas Jake Pickle and Jack Brooks voted for it. Critics warn of constitutional conflicts and loss of local policing discretion while proponents push federal action to curb discrimination without jury trials. The Senate is expected to block or dilute the measure.
Dorsey B. Hardeman of San Angelo announces his bid for re-election as State Senator from the 25th District. He has served since 1947 and chairs the Jurisprudence Committee, with roles on the Legislative Budget Board and the General Investigating Committee. He was President Pro Tempore in 1954 and acted as governor during Shivers absence.
The article profiles Senator Hardeman a deputy senator from San Angelo Texas. It notes his honorary life membership in the Texas State Historical Association and Distinguished Service Medal from the Texas Heritage Foundation. It mentions his background as a lawyer former mayor state representative and military service in World War II. Also lists family church affiliations and local civic memberships. He declares his re election bid stating his record supports conservative and economical government and commitment to constitutional measures. Ends with a note on piano keys.
Tyler Texas hosts the annual Texas Rose Festival in the city nicknamed the Rose Capital of the World. California differs with elevation spans of 2.8 miles between its lowest and highest points. A burrowing wasp hides its nest by using a pebble to pound the earth.
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