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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
4
Texas health officials urge top priority on health resolutions. Encourage annual medical checkups for all, dental visits, weight management, exercise, and quitting smoking to reduce cancer and heart disease risks. Emphasizes walking as an exercise option and awareness of smoking hazards.
The piece urges vigilant driving and rest, emphasizes immunization checks for all family members, notes state vaccination requirements for school children, and links nutrition with proper rest. It promotes using medical advances under competent advice and choosing nutritious foods from stores to support health.
The report details many social visits, New Year greetings, weddings, and dinners across Winnie Coleman Ballinger Winters and nearby towns. It lists numerous families such as the Brevard, Smith, Kerby, Hale, and Faubion households visiting and hosting events. It notes the death of banker Joe Foreman and a New Year barbecue hosted by the Hoppe family with many attendees.
Mr and Mrs Earl Dorsett hosted Christmas visitors in Gering Nebraska with Mr and Mrs Wendell Dorsett and daughters Jane and Jill. Also guest was A N Crownover of Corpus Christi.
Local page 6 item from Winters Texas dated Friday January 5 1873 reports a short update or notice suitable for a compact newspaper card with readable facts.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Tuesday morning meeting at the First United Methodist Church. Mrs. Frank Mitchell led the opening prayer and the president announced upcoming officer elections. The program titled Living and Acting In Love featured Mrs. Mitchell, with devotional by Mrs. H. C. Abbott and a comparison of early and modern Christians. Margarite Mathis led the closing prayer as ten members attended.
Mrs. Lora Coupland and her daughter Mrs. Neil Scott of San Angelo attended the funeral of Mrs. Graham Hawkins of Abilene. Mrs. Hawkins was a college roommate of Mrs. Coupland at Simmons College in Abilene more than six decades ago.
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