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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1962

Page

2

Runnels County Home Demonstration Council Opens Year

Mrs J L Olhausen presided at the first meeting of the year with eleven clubs represented by 34 members. Miss Ollie Chenoweth guests, Louise Decker Home Demonstration Agent announced for Ballinger arrival Jan 30. Planning meeting Feb 5 at Robert Lee. Civil Defense chair appointed.

J. L. Olhausen Runnels County Louise Decker Ballinger E. F. Vogelsang THDA Robert Lee H. D Boys Ranch Abilene State Hospital McKnight Hospital Austin State Hospital Big Spring State Hospital Mexia

New Session of Congress Promises Lively Debates

Congressman O C Fisher outlines a busy agenda as a new session opens in an election year. He cites defense, budget reform, and repeal of costly programs, urging cuts to nonessential spending and foreign aid while forecasting a tougher fiscal path ahead. The Texas delegation shifts with three new faces replacing Sam Rayburn, Paul Kilday, and rank Yiard.

O. C. Fisher Congress Texas Sam Rayburn Paul Kilday Rank Yiard Lone Star State Wright Patman Texarkana West George Mahon Colorado City Bob Poage Waco Albert Thomas Houston Senar Delega

Goal Digger Club Holds Monday Evening Meeting

Doris Rice hosted the Goal Digger Club at her home on Monday evening. Leonia Daniel and Marta Davidson presented Your Skin Personality as the program title. Marta Davidson presided the business, plans were made to ice skate in Abilene Friday, and refreshments were served to members and sponsors.

Leonia Daniel Marta Davidson Doris Rice Abilene Scandie Jaye Henley Carolyn Helm Pam Bedford Russell Bedford Gwen Caskey Sonjia Modisett Lynann Kruse Jere Merck Kathryn Clark Brenda Parrish Barbara Baldwin Linda Easterly David Carroll S. B. Parks

Mrs Fields Honored With Pink and Blue Shower

Betty Thomas Fields was honored with a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. Ben Tischler. Hosts included Mrs. Ray Cowan Mrs. Spann Brenda Parrish and Mrs. Carl Green. Gifts were opened and cake and punch were served to guests.

Betty Thomas Fields Ben Tischler Ray Cowan Spann Brenda Parrish Carl Green

Chat and Sew Club Holds Meeting at Grohman Home

Chat and Sew Club met Tuesday afternoon at the Grohman home with Mrs. B D Jobe in charge of the business session. New officers were elected: president Alvis Jobe, vice president J A Henderson, secretary treasurer John Grohman, reporter Alfred Heckler, assistant reporter Carson Easterly.

John Grohman B. D. Jobe Alvis Jobe J. A. Henderson Alfred Heckler Carson. Easterly O. D. Bradford A. Z. Sharp Carson Easterly Johnnie Peirce J. Henderson

Foreign Born Agricultural Workers and Social Security Rules

San Angelo Social Security official explains coverage of foreign born agricultural workers under the act. Workers on temporary government contracts may not be taxable, while others admitted on temporary visas may be covered if meeting employment tests. Coverage applies if paid 156 dollars or more by one employer or if working 20 or more days in a year. Employers must keep payroll records with names and social security numbers and wages. Contact local office for details.

Floyd B. Ellington San Angelo Social Security District Office United States Ellington

Empty stomach not a god political adviser quote

A misattributed remark to Albert Einstein notes that an empty stomach is not a guiding force for political advice.

Albert Einstein

Fortunes and Judgment Weakened by Mixed Fortunes

Fragmentary text hints at shifting fortunes and unresolved judgment. The surviving lines suggest a court or official decision affecting a person or entity, with ambiguous references to outcome and implications. The piece remains incomplete, offering limited concrete facts.

Cotton Producers Emphasize Cost Cutting in 1961

Texas cotton growers saw lint yields reach 348 pounds per acre in 1961 while cost saving measures cut harvest expenses by over 68 million dollars. The 7-Step Cotton Committees expanded education and adoption of machinery and soil practices across 163 counties, with 157 meetings and 13,252 producers reached. County programs and burs use boosted soil fertility and yield gains, supporting Texas's top crop and its economic impact despite uneven regional results.

Texas Fred Elliott Texas Agricultural Extension Service Ranaiee

Sincere thanks for kindness during illness and loss

We express heartfelt gratitude to all who extended kindness and support during the illness and after the death of our loved one. Your thoughtful gestures are deeply appreciated in this difficult time.

Esanen

Busy Sewing Club Meeting At Mrs Gray Home

Mrs S P Gray hosted the Busy Sewing Club meeting Monday at her home. Members did handwork for the hostess and refreshments were served to dames including George Loyd Fred Poe Bud Parks Bill Milliorn George Seitz J D Smith Stacy Summers W H Cain Etta Bryant G T Shott W E Coley Clyde Collinsworth B G Mills and S P Gray. The next gathering will be at Fay Hogan’s on January 22.

S. P. Gray George Loyd Fred Poe Bud Parks Bill Milliorn George Seitz J. D.smith Stacy Summers W. H. Cain Etta Bryant G. T. Shott W. E. Coley Clyde

Birth of Jerry W Kraatz Jr Reported in Abilene

Mr and Mrs Jerry W Kraatz of Abilene announce the birth of a son Jerry W Kraatz Jr weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces born January 9 at Dyess Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Nobel Faubion of Crews and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Kraatz Sr of Winters.

Pic Jerry W. Kraatz Abilene Dyess Hospital Nobel Faubion Crews Robert Kraatz Sr Winters

Downing Family Attends Shawnee Funeral

J. L. Downing and his daughter Mrs. J. S. Bourn attended the funeral of his brother E. P. Downing in Shawnee Oklahoma on Tuesday of last week.

J. L. Downing J. S. Bourn E. P. Downing Shawnee Oklahoma

Empty pews signal fear and exit ease at Matador church

A Matador Texas Tribune report notes empty front pews in a local church as congregants quicken to near exits, suggesting anxiety about upcoming sermons or announcements and a preference for ready escape paths.

Matador Tex Tribune

Family and friends visit ailing Mrs Hea sey at Abilene hospital

Mrs Heas ey remains ill as family members and friends, including Mrs Ward and Mr and Mrs Dooley, travel between Midland Hamilton and Abilene to be at her bedside. Visitors John Byrd and Dock Pinegar also stop by the hospital this week.

Gis Headey ‘Hospital Sta Ward End Bryan Midland Tracy Holders Abilene Flossie Visi Smith Charlie Wa Morrison Patesters Hospital John Byrd

Regular Meeting Of Garden Club In Bradford Home

The Winters Garden Club held its regular meeting at the Bradford home with Mrs. O. O D Bradford presiding. Officers to be installed in May were announced by Mrs. E J Redman and include John Grohman as president and Lora Coupland as a new member. The club voted to plant six florabunda rose bushes at the city park with Girl Scouts assistance, discussed a tea for Senior Citizens, and noted prize won by Mrs. John Grohman.

Bradford D. Bradford John . Grohman E. J John Grohman E. J. Redman Lora Coupland E. L. Bryan A. Z. Sharp O. D. Bradford

Patrol Leaders Named For Brown Troop No Four

Cassie Ay was elected patrol leader and Dy Bates assistant patrol leader of the Eager Beagans. Waldrop is leader and Laura Brown is assistant leader of the second patrol. Nibbles were served by J Waldrop.

Brown Cassie Ay Dy Bates Beau Ganas Waldrop la Brown Nibbles J Waldrop Case Awalt Jo ‘Brown Sandy Bates Hinds Vickie Lynn Gossi

Family group attends Texas convention weekend in Austin

Mr and Mrs Floyd Sims and Mrs Jack Harrison returned Monday from Austin after attending multiple meetings. They joined the Texas Jane Dealers Mid Winter event and a dinner. The Texas Firemen's Auxiliary mourned the death of Mrs Sims, and the group planned acts for a convention in the Rio Grande Valley.

Floyd ‘Sims Jack Harrison Austin Texas Jane Dealers Sims Texas Firemen's Marshall's Auxiliary Rio Grande Valley

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