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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1959
Page
6
Local brief from Winters Texas dated Friday January 9 1959 notes a community update and short notices affecting residents. Details are limited in the available fragment.
The Bradshaw column notes visits and greetings across towns. Pastor De vin McAnally out sick. Rev. Harvey Pinner preached in Abilene. A long list of New Year gatherings and birthday dates across Moro, Drasco, Winters, Ballinger, and nearby communities is recorded with names and towns, showing social ties and recent travels.
Funeral services for 80 year old John L McKown of San Antonio, formerly of Oak Creek, were held at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. B B Edmonson officiating. Burial followed in Wingate Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Mas Carter Bud McKown Clifford Clark Hadley Richards C H McKown and Bill McKown. He died in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness of heart disease and pneumonia. Survivors include his son Wyatt one sister Mrs Ernest Seay two brothers Jim and Harl McKown two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Two children died in childhood.
Capt and Mrs Gilmore Sanders announce the birth of daughter Holly Lee on December 25 in Nashville Tennessee. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mord Tucker and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Sanders of Bradshaw.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Bernon Etheridge Mr and Mrs Billy Charles Etheridge and Brad and Mr and Mrs perres from Hobbs Texas.
Marcus Neithercutt and his sister Brenda had Sunday lunch with their grandparents and Mrs Barney Gibbs. They were traveling from Odessa to their schools Baylor University in Waco and Brandeis Academy to Baptist Academy.
Mr and Mrs M L Dobbins announce the engagement of their daughter Marthelia to Allen Sikes son of Mr and Mrs E E Sikes of Coleman Wedding vows set for Friday February 6 at Drasco Methodist Church Miss Dobbins a 1957 Winters High School graduate attended Draughons College and works for Lone Star Gas in Abilene Mr Sikes a 1957 Coleman High School graduate attended Draughons and is employed at M System Food Store in San Angelo
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuykendall and Johnnie of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Crenshaw with Ray and J. M. Crenshaw of Roswell New Mexico have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Lindley. In courts a man is innocent until proven guilty but in the household he is convicted on suspicion.
Mr and Mrs J M Hunnicutt of Fluvanna with two sons Charles and Jack and daughter Mrs Gleghorn spent Sunday at the Ralph Lloyd home. They also visited Harvey Dale Jones home with Earl Robertson who is visiting there.
A bold proposal draws sharp pushback as supporters insist on clear, emphatic articulation. Critics argue the plan lacks specifics and risks unintended consequences, urging precise language and defined outcomes.
A terse line highlights that aside from bills and taxes, the future of tomorrow may be overlooked, suggesting a focus on financial duties over broader concerns.
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