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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
2
Mrs Sam Russell thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness. She notes thanks to Dr Rives and hospital nurses, flowers, and visits while in hospital and after returning home. May she and husband be a comfort to others in need.
A large telescope reveals a building the size of the capitol at Austin on the moon. Grover Cleveland was a bachelor at inauguration, later marrying in the White House. A grocery cart compares to an automobile with rising operating costs per stop.
Cindy Wolford was the honoree at a Snowball themed birthday party hosted by her parents at 208 West Roberts on Saturday afternoon January 15. Six games with snowball prizes were played and guests received snowball popcorn balls. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Debbie Crawford and several others. A final note mentions Northwest, a town in Virginia's extreme southeast corner.
The Winters Independent School District invites sealed bids for a 1951 Willys Jeep four wheel drive with parts, and a 1961 Biscayne Chevrolet four door. Vehicles are viewed at the district bus garage. bids may cover one or both cars and must include full purchase price.
Eight members gathered Tuesday at Mrs. C. D. Burrow's home for the Chat and Sew Club. Tea towels were hemmed and quilt pieces sewn. refreshments were served by the hostess and guests Betty Easterly Pat Jobe Lena Ernst Olga Minzenmayer Flora Burton Marie Bradford Gladys Hord. Ninety nine percent of all patents are issued to men.
Nitrogen forms four fifths of air and becomes poisonous under high pressure. In a credit union earnings beyond expenses and reserves are returned to members. Texas first passed a credit union law in 1913, amended in 1929 to function properly.
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