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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1961

Page

7

Egg market outlook for 1961 and farm production trends

Beanblossom notes points and demand factors shaping egg supply in 1961. Production will dip due to fewer hens but per capita consumption may rise, with prices remaining low. Experts expect a gradual recovery mid year and emphasize delivering high grade eggs and reducing cracking losses. Floyd Sims among invitees to JFK inaugural events.

Jossom Floyd Sims Amy John Ald .Kennedy United States Lyndon Son National Armory Wash D. C

Ruth Sunday School class meets at Briley home

The Ruth Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. W. J. Briley’s house with Mrs. John Wade co hosting. Mrs. Calvin Holloway presided, Mrs. Carl Pendergrass led opening prayer, and Mrs. Jack Pierce gave the devotional Inventorying Our Lives.

Truett Smith Ronald Gene Cooper Carl Pendergrass R. Q. Marks Calvin Holloway Carson Easterly

Food per person in 1960 averaged 1488 pounds

The U S Department of Agriculture reports Americans consumed an average of 1488 pounds of food per person in 1960 based on retail weights. Dairy led at 414 pounds per person, followed by fruits and vegetables at 409 pounds and meats at 178 pounds.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Growing share of Texans aged 65 and over

Texas now has more than half a million residents over 65, about 7 percent of the population. Rural areas show a higher ratio. Extension sociologist Keagan Brown notes seniors seek independent living close to relatives, with accessible homes, safety, light, and doors that open easily, plus opportunities to stay active and feel needed.

Texas Keagan Brown Extension Rural Brown

Winters Home Demonstration Club Holds Regular Meeting

Mrs J D Vinson presided at the Winters club house for the Winters Home Demonstration Club meeting. Mrs Jim Edwards read the homemakers creed and prayer while Mrs Agnes Laurence called the roll. Mrs W W King was elected treasurer for 1961 as the constitution and by laws were adopted. New committees were appointed with Mesdames J D Vinson and Glenn Eager among those present.

J. D. Vinson Winters Home Demonstration Club Jim Edwards Agnes Laurence W. W. King Mesdames Glenn Eager Eddie

Local Officials Named in City Directory Snippets

A list of individuals including Voelker Bill Proctor Jim Ed wards Agnes Laurence Ira Mc Neil A. B. Spill W. W. King R. B. Osborne L. C. Hill Emma Cole C. E. Whitmire and R. W. Balke appears in the readable portion of a city records page. The clipping names multiple residents possibly connected to a civic register or community listings.

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Dave S. Crim

The Crim family expresses gratitude for calls cards gifts and meals received during hospitalization. They extend blessings to all who sent support and prayers.

Dave S. Crim

Sound professional counsel urged as worst outcomes anticipated

Expert advice stresses preparing for the worst by financial professionals including banks, accountants, and lawyers. The guidance emphasizes risk assessment and contingency planning to safeguard assets and operations in uncertain conditions.

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