23 Feb 1968
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1968
Page
1
Mrs. Juanita O'Connor shares a chicken in a brown paper bag recipe with butter and citrus garnish, cooked at 400 degrees for about 75 minutes, served tableside from the bag. She also notes fashion shifts toward Thirties influences, military touches, and varied hemlines, plus colorfast concerns for home textiles and fabrics.
Slow acting kidneys troubling you take three gentle Bukets tablets daily to help regulate passage. Cautionary claim targets kidney disorders and promises rapid relief with a main drug company outlet as a sales pitch.
Albert Henry Kiefer 57 native of Winters died at his Kerrville home Friday night likely from a heart attack. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday in Kerrville with burial there. Born June 5 1910 in Winters he moved to Kerrville in 1929 and ran a paint and wallpaper shop 39 years. Survived by wife Merle two daughters Peggy Kiefer Houston and Mrs Walter Schellhase New Orleans La a brother Norman Kiefer Hamilton a sister Mrs J B Templeton Ballinger mother Mrs W J Kiefer Winters and two grandchildren.
The article notes that ture and fabric wall coverings exposed to sunlight may show streaking spotting and other discolorations if not color fast to sunlight.
Winters Public Library faces a lack of space to run its annual children's summer reading program next summer. The board notes current facilities cannot handle 150 to 200 participating children and possible expansion depends on a fundraising drive, which has raised 1631.50 so far.
The Evening Circle of St. John’s Lutheran Church held its regular meeting in the parsonage Monday night led by Mrs. Walter Probst with the topic When I Am Frightened. Members answered Bible questions sang a hymn and prayed as offerings were received. new member Mrs. R C Kurtz Jr joined and several reports were given.
Thomas L. Wolford 42 died at 4 p m Tuesday February 27 in the Big Spring veterans hospital after a period of illness. Services were held at 2 p m Thursday at Spill Memorial Chapel with ministers from Hatchell and Winters churches of Christ officiating. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. Born February 23, 1925 in Del Rio he lived in border towns and served in the U S Marines in the South Pacific where he was wounded. He married Mary Lehman July 21, 1951 in San Angelo. Survivors include his wife two daughters Kathye and Cynthia both of Winters one brother Nelson of Los Angeles Calif Pallbearers were Roy Young B B Campbell Wilbur Phelps Walter Adams Albert Sudduth Robert Mayfield Ralph Parker and Bill Mayo.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jacob attended the funeral Sunday in Kerrville for Albert Kiefer a former Winters resident Funeral service was held at Kerrville Funeral Home chapel.
Report by Harvard Kahlden Soil Conservationist warns that about one million acres of rural land are lost annually to housing, industry, and highways. He notes population growth, urban sprawl, and short-term planning threaten land as a national heritage and urges long-range planning and careful land use. He emphasizes individuals should plan land use and contact the local Soil Conservation Service.
The Sub Deb Club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Meyer with Theresa Meyer as hostess and presiding officer Layla Beall presented What Boys Think. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests including Toy Awal Eileen Faubion Sue Hoppe Gwen Hoppe Kei Bedford Janie Paschal Cindy Brown Gayla Beall Kathie Dillard Cindy Antilley Babs Tatum Dianne Snell Brenda Prine Cindy Pinkerton Jean Mostad Beverly Sprinkle Dianne Davis and Edna Ruth Self.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Irvin returned home from a visit in New Orleans Louisiana. On the way home they stopped to see Mr. and Mrs. M B Myers Tammy and Gayla in Eunice Louisiana.
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