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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
7
Roger Babson urges retailers to boost Christmas sales with neat stores, clear layouts, honest hiring, strong advertising, and favorable locations. He warns that fierce competition demands inventory control, attentive staff, and extended leases to secure long term profits.
The piece explains teeth can fall out without decay due to weak support from gums and bone. It notes periodontal disease, not just pyorrhea, as a major cause, especially after age 35, with gingivitis as an initial stage and bleeding gums as a warning sign. Early treatment can save many teeth.
Mrs. Jimmy Porter thanks friends and neighbors for gifts cards and flowers during hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr. Henry McCreight and the nursing staff for a pleasant stay. Gum health note follows discussing periodontal disease and pocket formation.
Question about workers' nostalgia for eras when twelve to fourteen hour days were common and pay was minimal, reflecting on labor conditions and economic hardship.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Porter announce the birth of a daughter Rhonda Junnell on January 2 at Winters Municipal Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs H P Self of Winters and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J Edgar Porter.
The family of Mrs Ida Brown expresses gratitude to all who supported them during her long stay in the rest home. Special thanks go to her T E L Sunday School Class members Mrs Merrill and her staff for their thoughtfulness.
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. F B James and daughter Karen from Albuquerque New Mexico Mrs Oscar Lowrey from New Home and Mrs Clarence Nieman and daughter Debra from Meadow Texas staying with Mr and Mrs M H Hogan and the Bill Milliorn home.
Pvt. Jesse Rae Wuistinger, stationed at Fort Uestel Virginia for five months, departed Wednesday for Korea to join the U S Forces. His wife and parents Mr and Mrs Albert Wuistinger relay the information.
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