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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1972
Page
4
Ralph Novak analyzes the 18 year old vote as 25 million new voters reshape 1970s politics. He notes Democrats may lead, while Republicans under Nixon organize a youth task force led by William Brock to court younger voters. A Chicago meeting of 2500 activists flags the youth caucus effort and intra-group divisions.
The Winters Enterprise reports rising housing starts spur investor optimism for the home furnishings sector. Demographic shifts push 25 to 34 year olds and higher incomes, boosting demand for furniture, floors, and appliances. Analysts foresee industry growth outpacing the broader economy, with some predicting a $100 billion market by 1980. Prominent firms like RCA Magnavox and Burlington expand in furnishings while Babson's advises holding select stocks such as Kroehler for appreciation.
The Wingate TOPS Club met Monday at Humble Recreation Hall. Mrs. Glenda Bryan was named queen for the week. Members present included Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Shirley Hill, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Romine, Mrs. Ware, and Mrs. Thompson.
Barbara Gail Watkins 29 died at a Big Spring hospital after a long illness. Born October 10, 1942 in Wingate, she moved with her family to Big Spring in 1951 and was a Missionary Baptist Church member who attended Big Spring schools. Survivors include her parents E. P. and, and four sisters Jo Ann Stafford Glenda Brasel Shirley Watkins and Peggy Evans.
Jack Watkins 56 died at 6 30 am Sunday at his home south of Cross Plains after a short illness. He was a cousin of Mrs Clifford Huffman of Winters and Harrell Watkins of Paint Rock. Funeral at 3 pm Monday in Cross Plains Cemetery with Masonic graveside services. He born November 2 1915 in Oklahoma. He was a teacher and stock farmer and principal of Cross Plains elementary and junior high for 18 years. Survivors include his wife Claude Mae Anderson and three sons Terry Don and Keith, his mother Mrs James A Watkins of Junction, four sisters and other relatives.
Classified Ads announce receipt books available at The Enterprise office for purchase.
Esther Circle of WSCS at First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning in the Hambright home. Officers for the new year were named with A J Hood as treasurer Carl Baldwin as telephone chairman and Paul C Gerhardt as secretary. F R Anderson gave a program on Expression For Freedom of Faith and members participated. Circle projects were discussed.
The American Cancer Society calls for volunteers to support its wide range of services for cancer patients. The appeal invites community members to join efforts in patient assistance, education, and outreach programs.
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