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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1959
Page
4
Last year's wildlife in Texas marked the greatest in memory for many old timers with deer abundant quail at high levels and Canada duck and goose populations strong. The editor credits wildlife management for the rebound noting limits seasons and land stewardship were essential. The piece explains landowners own most land and are key to preserving wildlife resources.
The piece traces how landowners, biologists, and sportsmen collaborate to balance wildlife with farming. It notes poaching penalties, leasing practices, and varied government guidance, then highlights the Game and Fish Commission efforts to restore habitats, manage deer and small game, and stock birds like quail to improve hunting and fishing for years ahead.
Brownie Troop I re organized into two units at the Scout Hut on Friday afternoon. Leaders Mrs Gary Simpson and Mrs Daniel Gresham will head one troop meeting Mondays at the hut with a list of members including Patricia Burns Kilah Graves Gwen Hoppe Cynthia Jackson Shelih Kraatz Gayle Rowell Sally Ann Simpson Elodia Laura Torres Lora Lee Overby Brenda Gresham Linda Pitcock Jo Bates Myrlee Minzenmayer Becky Jones. The other troop will be led by Mrs Walker Tatum Mrs R G Cooper and Mrs J C Wilkerson with members Carolyn Blake Glenda Cooper Sandra Crockett Eileen Faubion Jean Mostad Cynthia Pinkerton Sandra Reed Pauline Rozmen Kay Lynn Rives Babs Tatum Cathy Weeks Mary Lou Wilkerson Roselyn Massey. Helpers were Mrs Clem Rozmen and Mrs Hubert Crenshaw. Nibbles were served by Sandra Crockett Sandra Reed Patricia Burns and Sheiih Kraatz.
Floyd B. Ellington of the Social Security Administration reminds farm operators that the 1958 wages report must be filed with the Director of Internal Revenue by January 31, 1959. For 1959, any farm worker paid cash wages must be reported with 4.5 percent social security tax, regardless of amount, if he worked at least 20 days on a time basis. Social Security representatives will visit Winters on January 28, February 11 and 25, and March 11 and 25, at 10:00 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce building.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Mayhew returned home from La mesa where they visited Rev and Mrs J L Mayhew at their home They attended services at the First Methodist Church where Rev Mayhew is pastor They stayed with daughter Rev and Mrs Merriel Abbot in Loraine Ken Abbott joined grandparents in Winters for a week long visit
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Thursday evening at the Baptist church hosted by Mrs A T Davis and daughter. A three course dinner with barbecue chicken. Members donated to the Lottie Moon offering and quilt patterns were cut for lap quilts for Baptist Memorial Hospital in San Angelo.
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