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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1927

Page

7

Paradise duck hunting spot near Corpus Christi draws nationwide crowds

Hunters from every state flock to the Gulf Coast lowlands near Corpus Christi Texas where a liberal bag limit and easy access to blinds on reefs and Flour Bluff attract diners of ducks. Guides escort early morning shoots and shipments send game nationwide.

Gulf Coast Corpus Christi Texas Paradise Gulf of Mexico Corpus Christi Bay Union

Chevrolet Body Is Given Test

A 5000-pound steel frame collapse at the Great Western Freight Depot in Minneapolis tested a Chevrolet closed car body. The frame fell five floors onto a Chevrolet, leaving the radiator damaged and springs broken though the body remained uninjured. Experts said anyone inside would have escaped unharmed. Another nearby car was demolished.

Chevrolet Great Western Freight Depot Minneapolis Minn

Church of Christ notes and service schedule

The Church of Christ with Minister R. L. Colley invites all to Sunday sermons at 11:00 AM and evening services at 7:15 PM. Communion observed at 11:45. Phone contact 123. The notice ends with a curious remark about scandals, sensations, and Laugh Month.

R. L. Colley

Christian Endeavor Notes Highlight Sunday Prayer Meeting

The Endeavor Societies met Sunday evening on The Devotional Life with Mrs. C. T. Rives and Mr. James Wood leading. Last week R. T. Thornton sang for the Young People. Thursday night’s meeting at the Johnson home launched the new year’s business with plans for the Efficiency Chart and new committee work. Detroit plans double decked streets prompting gallery route questions.

Endeavor C. T. Rives James Wood R. T. Thornton C. E W. R. Johnson

Drasco Club Elects Assistant Secretary at January Meeting

The Drasco Club met January 17 at Mrs. R. Boynton’s home with good attendance. Miss Clara Hudson elected assistant secretary after nomination alongside Mrs. W. A. Porter. Demonstrations covered culling chickens for laying hot beds and cold frames dairy cow tips brooder making baby chicks and recipes for cold and cooked soap.

Drasco Club R. Boynton Clara Hudson W. A. Porter Miss Hudson Dobbins H. T. Sancifer Hollinggsworth

Former Winters resident visits from Asherton this week

D. R. Oliver, now of Asherton in the Winter Garden country, formerly lived in Winters and was a business traveler here. Mrs. Luther Haynes of Coleman is convalescent at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Dunn, after an appendicitis operation.

D. R. Oliver Winters Asherton Winter Garden Luther Haynes Coleman T. D. Dunn

Drasco Club Sets Meetings First and Third Mondays

The Drasco Club met January 10 with Mrs. T. P. Massengale and Mrs. D. A. Dobbins presiding. The group changed meeting time to the first and third Mondays each month and welcomed new home demonstration agent Mrs. Hollingsworth. Officers for the coming year were elected. Present were Mesdames Tom Puckett, J. Z. West, E. T. Scott, H. A. Mitchell, W. A. Porter, A. A. Foster, H. T. Sandifer, S. S. Hardy, M. A. Hardy, E. W. Hudson, R. Toney, Misses Carrie Lee, Beatrice Mitchell and Clara Hudson.

Drasco Club T. P. Massengale D. A. Dobbins Hollingsworth Tom Puckett J. Z. West E. T. Scott H. A. Mitchell W. A. Porter A. A. Foster H. T. Sandifer S. S. Hardy M. A. Hardy E. W. Hudson R. _Toney Misses Carrie Lee Beatrice Mitchell Clara Hudson

Burial cost for Japanese Emperor shocks Far East

The report notes a cost of 1.5 million dollars to bury the Japanese Emperor, highlighting the enduring expense of monarchy in Far Eastern affairs.

Far East

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