Holiday Visitors and Obituary Note in Winters Area
Mrs Owren Dunn and son attended the funeral of her brother in law Gene Winn killed near Alpine. Numerous relatives and friends visited Winters and nearby towns over the holidays, including the Voss, Phillips, Dunn, Morris, and Robinson families. A variety of relatives from Midland San Angelo Abilene and Arizona joined in church, meals, and visits. Clyde Dunn’s wife is ill with a cold.
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Owren Dunn
W. C
Gene Winn
Alpine
John Phillip’s
Galveston
Clyde Dunn
Lubbock
Dutch Dunn
Leonard Phillip
George Phillips
Winters
Hensley
Anita
Edwin Voss
Varner Voss
David
Erwin Voss
Worth Voss
San Angelo
Andy Darner
Mike
Jo Ann
Midland
Garland Briley
Bill
Abilene
Arizona
Wheat
Gene
A. R. Wheat
Larry
Debra Jane
Baird
Lou Morris
Lamesa
Calif
Morris
L. S. Morris
Junction
Dump
Winters State Bank balance sheet shows assets and deposits
The Winters State Bank with location in Winters Texas reports total assets of 5,129,596.68 and total deposits of 4,599,297.81. Major holdings include United States Government obligations 1,599,594.00 and loans 1,005,835.65. Capital accounts total 530,298.87 with 200,000 par value common stock. Directors attest to accuracy before notary on December 26, 1963.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Government Bee
Family holiday visits span Texas and neighboring states
Local residents hosted relatives from Abilene Fort Worth Dallas Midland and beyond during the holidays. Guests included Ed Dean Lanora from Tye and Abilene Bill and Bernice Dean Fort Worth and many others visiting in Big Spring Austin Winters and more. One note mentions Don, a student at the University, who was struck by a car and expected to move to Abilene after treatment.
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Ed Dean
Lanora
Tye
Abilene
Bill
Bernice Dean
Ft. Worth
Clarence Huckaby
Bledsoe
New Mexico
Carolyn
Billy Kirkland
Winslow
Arizona
Leonard
Bessie Phillips
Carl Green
Big Spring
Junior Hall
Dallas
David Bryan
Leonard Phillips
Kirk
Billy
Claire
Leroy Adams
Austin
Don
Elmer King
Buddy King
Fort Worth
Buck Rogers
Colorado City
Jimmie Heithcott
O. D. Bradford
Flora Sliger
Noma
M. R. Smith
Midland
Mr. Smith
Gilbert
Raymond Burns
Sol Doggett
Tyler
Texas
Charlie Morrison
John Gannaway
W. T. Holder
L. C. Walker
Tommy
Sandra
Bakersfield
Calif
Red Huckaby
Roy Holder
Gala
Fred Petershon
Jan
Darrell Low
Miles Huckaby
Sandy Holder
Boyce
Fluvanna
Boot Densons
Jr. Venson
Pattys Boy
Enoch Doggett
A. C. Polk
A. C
Church of Christ
Charles Myers
QO. S. Phillips
Tilda Johnson
Merkel
Jack
W. B. Guy
Lela Sawyer
Darrell Compton
M. L. Guys, Jr
Kay Guy
Winters
J. B. Guy
Edward White
Jim Minor
Dina
Garland
Briley
Woodroe McHugh
Incent
Curtis McCartney
Jay Adcock
Killeen
A. R. Wheats
Bozzie Elders
Ballinger
Davenport
San Antonio
Leo Sawyer
Floydada
Holidays Bring Visits Across Texas and New Mexico
The Davis Sawyer family hosted guests from New Mexico while Lela Sawyer hosted visitors over the weekend. Various Heithcott relatives gathered in multiple Texas towns and nearby states including Oklahoma and Louisiana, sharing holiday visits with extended family and friends.
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Davis Sawyer
House
New Mexico
Sawyers
Lela Sawyer
I. N. Phillips
Pete Polk
Lampasas
Bagwell
Oklahoma
Billy
Odessa
Roy
Pecos
Arlee
Heithcott
Arnold Heithcott
Ricky
Nancy
Killeen
Ross Heithcott
Aspermont
Jim Heithcott
Sonny
Hauma
Ray Heithcott
Winters
Ronnie Heithcott
Austin
Joyce Heithcott
Snyder
Pat Pritchard
Hays Doggett
Richard Doggett
SCS Monitors Ready to Check Nuclear Accidents
State Conservationist H N Smith orders a readiness check of SCS radiological monitors for emergency action. The service fields 7462 trained monitors at 3135 stations nationwide with 1100 Texas monitors due for winter training. New procedures with the Atomic Energy Commission will expand monitoring capabilities.
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H. N. Smith
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Soil Conservation Service
Texas
Atomic Energy Commission
Rodgers Family Visit and Health Update
Mr and Mrs Dennis Rodgers and their children visited Mrs Harter and Leila last week. Don Adams returned home Monday and will be in Abilene for a checkup.
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Dennis Rodgers
Harter
Leila
Don Adams
Abilene
SCS to alert for nuclear emergency and fallout assessment
The SCS will be alerted promptly to potential agricultural contamination in an accidental nuclear discharge. Civil Defense offices calibrate monitoring instruments as new procedures speed damage assessment and area delineation. Officials stress readiness to act immediately and avoid complacency.
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SCS
San Antonio
Atomic Energy Commission
Smith
Offices of
Civil Defense
Office of Civil Defense
Visitors in the Boles home include many Abilene and area guests
In the Boles home on Mrs A D Standage several Freeport families visited, including Doyle Lee, Daryl and Johnnie, and Mrs Lynn Brown with children. Also present were Mrs Charlie Ger hart of Lometa and Mrs Bill Heine of Fort Worth. Roeneal Boles of Waco joined for a Thursday visit and returned home Sunday.
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Monroe Boles
A. D. Standage
Freeport
Doyle Lee
Daryl
Johnnie
Lynn Brown
Abilene
Charlie Gerhart
Lometa
Bill Heine
Fort Worth
Roeneal Boles
Waco
Boles
Miss Jeanine Poe Returns to Phoenix After Holidays
Miss Jeanine Poe returns Sunday to Phoenix Arizona after Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs George Poe. She is accompanied by her mother who will spend several weeks visiting relatives in the state.
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Arizona
Jeanine Poe
Phoenix
George Poe
Dishwasher Popularity Tied to Husband Buying Bias
A humorous line notes that the appeal of automatic dishwashers stems from many husbands preferring to buy rather than perform chores. It reflects midcentury domestic humor about household labor and consumer goods.
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Reserve District No
State Bank
Federal Reserve System
I. Gattis Neely
State OF Texas
Ethel B. Rampy
Bedford
Insurance Agency
The
Winters Enterprise
Don Atkins
V. F
Virgil) Low
Shinaware
Winn’s
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