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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
7
Local Dodge Brothers dealers argue that advertised free service misleads buyers. They state Dodge HQ rejects free service, preferring price based on actual value with charges only for each owner's needs. The policy aims to avoid cross-subsidies and keeps ownership fair and affordable.
E C Collingsworth of Bradshaw transacted business in Winters Saturday. Adlerika aids gas and stomach trouble with quick action and gentle evacuation. It often works in one hour and never gripes. The will of a Maryland man cuts off a daughter with one dollar.
The Drasco Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Preston Braxton's home with a social afternoon and dinner. Word of church yard work at the Baptist church, illness lists, and local visits follow. Prentice Nix of Roscoe died near Big Springs and was buried at Bluff Creek. funeral conducted by Rev. L E Murt. A Martha Washington tea boosted the WMS treasury, and local services included a prayer meeting at the Methodist church.
The two month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Hoard was buried last Sunday at First Baptist church with Rev W A Foster officiating. Mr and Mrs E E Kemp welcome a 12 pound daughter born last Thursday evening. both mother and baby are healthy. Rev W J Dunn is recovering after an appendectomy in Abilene. A J Pfeffer and wife traveled to Ballinger and Navasota to be with a seriously ill mother. her status improved upon arrival.
Over a million high school students expected to participate in the second National Oratorical contest this spring. Five regional contests will select finalists for the national final on May 8 in Washington, promoting thorough study and public speaking on the Constitution without any sale or commercial involvement.
The sheaf of verses offers Christian solace to Sister Eoff after loss, urging faith and heavenly reunion. It ends with a blessing and a note of shared grief and spiritual hope. A religious war is brewing in the Near East.
The twelve people made ill by ptomaine poisoning after eating spoiled meat are reported to be recovering. Miss Zora Mitchell and Sammy Wood, Simmons College students in Abilene, spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr. M. L. Roberts of GuatabillRobers left for San Antonio to attend the Winchester Convention. Jim Boff accompanied his mother to Brownwood for a visit.
A compact saying contrasts human effort with tranquil contentment, emphasizing striving as human and inner peace as divine. The aphorism frames contentment as a higher state achieved beyond mere action.
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