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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
6
Mr and Mrs D D McDaniel observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their Crews Community home. About 70 guests attended from Arlington Goldsmith Winters Ballinger Tuscola Talpa Bangs Canton Andrews and Abilene.
The Wilkerson family thanks Dr. McCreight Dr. Rives and Winters Hospital staff for care during Mrs. O J Wildersons stay. They also thank those who sent flowers cards and sympathy, the funeral home for arrangements and the body’s Tennessee disposition. Lucile and Chester Wilkerson and children.
Homer Garrison Jr director of the Texas Department of Public Safety urged motorists to have their vehicles inspected for the 1967 sticker. Only about one third of vehicles had been inspected with 14 weeks left before the April 15 deadline. Officials emphasized visiting official inspection stations clearly marked and that garages may inspect vehicles brought in for repairs or service.
Charlie L. Chapman died at Winters Municipal Hospital at 12 50 a m Saturday after a two week illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Sunday from Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Edward Orwell officiating. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery. He lived near Winters since coming to Runnels County with his parents the late Henry and Belle Chapman. He was a former automobile dealer wholesale oil dealer cotton buyer and rancher. He married Nina Hall in 1909 and Lera Couch in 1921. Survivors include his wife five sons nine grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters and several brothers. Pallbearers were Elmo Mathew Buford Baldwin Ralph Lloyd David Carroll Earl Dorsett Bill Minzenmayer Vivian Colburn Alfred Rose.
Goodwin Blackwell, 47, formerly of Wingate, died in a Houston house fire around 7 30 a m Monday. He was brother of Mrs Bob Loyd of Winters and Mrs Carl Green of Wingate. Funeral was Tuesday in Winters with Primitive Baptist ministers officiating. Burial in Wingate Cemetery. Born April 13 1919 in Wingate he married Bernice Polk May 11 1938. He owned a welding shop in Houston for 25 years. Survivors include his wife stepmother a son and three daughters and many relatives. Pallbearers named Klhey Cahey Jim King J W Dunn O I Phillips Dock Rogers Wesley Dean David Bryan Jim Patton.
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