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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1955
Page
5
The Spill Funeral Home reveals a welcoming viewing area with green divan and brown chairs, glass brick lighting, shell pink walls, tan wool carpet, and green accordion doors for privacy. A conveniently placed register near the door reflects planning to ease family comfort during sorrowful times.
Mrs R S Rike returns to Farmersville today after a short stay with her daughter Mrs Raymon Henslee. They spent the holidays in Hobbs New Mexico with Mrs Henslee.
The Women’s Missionary Union of the Runnels county association holds a joint quarterly meeting at First Baptist Church Miles on Thursday January 13 at 10 00 a m to mark the 75th anniversary year with a diamond jubilee program. Associational officers will wear colonial costumes and local presidents the fashions of the society’s organizing year. The Runnels association has 19 societies. Mrs Tommy Hicks presides WMU Winter and Mrs Joe C Brosig leads the association and will oversee the meeting.
Dr and Mrs Barnett Leathers and their children are back in Fort Worth after visiting during the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Sykes and other relatives.
Brownie Troop No. 3 met Tuesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and elected Mary Young president Glenda Bryan secretary and Jan Pumphrey treasurer A story hour followed with Kay Green serving nibbles Others present included Pha la Sue Payne Donnell Holbert Brenda Waddell Joyce Annand Doris Jan Allen Linda Hill Judy Matthews Elaine Paske Ann Bean and leaders Mrs James R Payne and Mrs George R Hill Brownie Troop Nos 10 and 4 met Tuesday at the Bedford home led by Helen Bishop after music Russell Bedford and Ann Richie served nibbles Attendees included Lowell Tubbs Donna Hudson Kathryn Clark Barbara Baldwin Paula
Miss Dorothy Simpson was honored by her parents with a birthday party at the Drasco club house Monday night. Venita Brewer directed games and a three tier cake was cut and served by the honoree. Guests included Ilene Abbott, Marthelia and David Dobbins, Lavera and Judy Williams, and others.
Sue Burns Carolyn Roland Anda Kay Bishov Leah Donna Dodd Betty Jean White and Nicki Eoff form a local committee roster. The group gathers to plan a charity event and coordinate volunteers across town.
WSCS of the First Methodist church met Monday afternoon for a program and business meeting. Mrs. E. H. Baker presided. Opening song led by Mrs. Gattis Neely, with Mrs. W. W. Parramore on piano. Devotional on Power Over All Our Difficulties. Closing prayer by Mrs. Cecil Taylor. Hostesses were Mrs. Bill Graham Mrs. Lee Herman and Mrs. Ella Ritch. Attendees included Mmes. W. D. Sanders J. P. Knight Jim Edwards Hallie Mills R. W. Bairston Elmo Mayhew D. A. Dobbins and W. T. Stanley.
Mrs Floyd Sims takes her mother Mrs E L Rampy to Glen Rose for a few days of convalescence after a recent illness.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Johnson of Morton spent Monday with Mr and Mrs B B Bedford as noted in the local want ads section.
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