Wingate and Winters Community Notices of Obituaries and Visits
The notice details the Wingate Winters community funeral of Mrs Ida Brown in Winters and burial at Wingate Cemetery. It notes Jim Lindsey death with survivors in Winters Odessa and Midland, and mentions relatives including Pete Polk Buford Guy and others visiting, plus Brenda Roberson sheep prizes and hospital visits to Hendrick Memorial Hospital.
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Smokey Crawford
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Harold Merrill
Pete Polk
Annie Phillips
Survern Odell
Jim Minor
Donna
Abilene
Winters Independent Schools Lunch Menu Week
Winters Independent Schools presents weekly lunch options from Monday January 27 through Friday January 31. Meals include spaghetti and meatballs, ham, fried chicken, pinto beans, tuna casserole, and assorted sides with milk. Venice is built on 119 small islands separated by canals.
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Venice
Funeral Sunday for Bryant Bishop Who Died Friday
Funeral services for Bryant Bishop 65 were held at 2 p m Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel in Winters. He died Friday night at Winters Municipal Hospital after several years illness. Burial was in Midway Cemetery Coleman County. Survivors include his wife Winnie Ethel Bishop, one son Allen, two daughters Mary Bishop and Mrs Mike Broyles and Mrs W B Ivy, five grandchildren.
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Spill Memorial Chapel
Bryant Bishop
Winters Municipal Hospital
W. S. Armstrong
Abilene
Harmony Baptist Church
Midway Cemetery
Coleman County
Truett Billups
Ted Boff
Russell Derden
Tip McKnight
Theo Sanders
Bill Hoppe
Hollis Presley
Wilmer Gerhart
Runnels County
Winters
Rufus
Lucy Bishop
Bishop
Harmony School
Winnie Ethel White
Ballinger
Allen
Mary Bishop
Mike Broyles
W. B. Ivy
Pearsall
Mrs J A Henderson Hosts Chat and Sew Club Meeting
Mrs J A Henderson hosted the Chat and Sew Club at her home 114 McAdoo with members doing hand work and refreshments served. Attendees included O D Bradford Ed Donica B D Jobe Louie Ernst Alvis Jobe Lonnie Burton Carson Easterly Don Marks and visitor Mrs M S Donica of Brownwood. The next meeting will be with Mrs Alvis Jobe.
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J. A. Henderson
McAdoo
Brownwood
Alvis Jobe
Blair Tharp Birthday Party At Parents Home
Blair Tharp son of Mr and Mrs Paul Tharp was honored with a birthday party at his parents home on Sunday January 19. The room was decorated with pastel crepe paper and balloons and 25 guests attended including two grandfathers two grandmothers two great grandmothers and two great great grandmothers.
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Blair Tharp
Paul Tharp
Cynthia Davis Honored At Party Before Wedding
Mrs. Huffman hosted a Saturday night party at the C. E. Huffman home for bride elect Cynthia Davis. Lt. Leon ard I. H. Stone of Grand Forks Air Force Base will wed January 25 at the First Methodist Church in Winters.
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C. E. Huffman
Cynthia Davis
Leonard I. H. Stone
Grand Forks Air Force Base
North Dakota
Miss Davis
Trousseau
Huffman
Ladell Davis
G. ©. Davis
R. B. Osborne
Floyd Sims
W. F. Lowe
Emma Marks
Pete Davidson
QO. D. Bradford Jr
Robert Gans
Stone
First Methodist Church
Winters
Family guests visit Hantsche home including Miller clan
In the Hantsche residence Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hantsche hosted a gathering with their daughter Mrs. Floyd Miller and son in law Mr. Miller. Also present were Margie and Danny of San Angelo, and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Miller of Las Vegas New Mexico.
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T. F. Hantsche
Floyd Miller
Texas Screw Worm Count Reaches Zero For 17 Days
Dr. R G Garrett of the Texas Animal Health Commission reports no screw worm cases from Dec 20 through early January, a 17 day record after 157 cases in Texas last January. He urges stockmen to inspect cattle to prevent a new screwworm outbreak. The piece also notes the blue krait is among the most toxic snakes with venom far surpassing potassium cyanide.
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Texas
R. G. Garrett
Texas Animal Health Commission
Garrett
India
Card of Thanks From the Marks Family
Mrs Doxie Lou Marks thanks friends for kindness after an accident. She cites doctors Dr McCreight and Dr Rives nurses and candy stripers for care, and notes gifts cards and prayers were appreciated.
Grateful for Sympathy After Sorrow for Jim Lindsey
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy, service, florals, food, and kindnesses following Jim Lindsey's death. The Civil Service Act providing for competitive examinations for government positions was passed in 1883.
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Jim Lindsey
Former Wingate Farmer Jim Lindsey Dies in Odessa
Jim Lindsey 82, a Wingate area farmer, died Saturday at his Odessa home after 18 months illness. Funeral in Spill Memorial Chapel Winters Monday 2 p.m. with J T Broesh officiating. Burial Wingate cemetery. grandsons pallbearers. Survived by wife Mary Della, son Bill Lindsey, daughters Merl Adcock Pearl Copeland Martha Crawford, 15 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, sister Maud McGeehee. One son predeceased in 1958.
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Buford Guy
Ida Brown
Winters
Pete Polk
Annie Phillips
Jim Lindsey
Odessa
Bill
Merl Adcock
Pearl Copeland
Marcia Crawford
Midland
Maud McGeehee
Oklahoma City
Fred
Wingate
James W. Adcock
Grandfather
Neilly Bagwell
Charley Nall
Brenda Roberson
Sweetwater Show
Henry Adcock
Levi Roberson
Spill Memorial Chapel
J. T. Broesh
Golder Street Church of Christ
Comanche County
Mary Della Howard
Comanche
Runnels County
Bill Lindsey
Martha Crawford
Funeral attendees travel from many Texas towns
Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Louis Hea. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyg and Jackie of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Flowers of Spring, Mr. and Mrs. John Cylins of Doole, Walter B. Dosset of Waco, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Boatwright, Mr. and Mrs. W Robertson of San Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Little, Bill Conway of Amarillo, Cliff Fornes and Buddy Fornes and Kyle, Mrs. H. O. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Krepin and Billie, C. L. Sinclair, Bob Allen, Mrs. Ima Kirby, N. McIntyre, Mrs. Williams of Abilene, Mrs. Earley Clifton, Mrs. R. L. Rowland, J. D. Griffin of Sweetwater, Mrs. Oran Stark of Ballinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stug of Mineral Wells.
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Louis Hea
Jack Boyg
Jackie
Houston
O. L. Flowers
John Cylins
Doole
Walter B. Dosset
Waco
Monty
Boatwright
Robertson
San Angelo
Oliver Little
Bill Conway
Amarillo
Cliff Fornes
Y Buddy
Oran Stark
Ballinge
Leonard Stug
Mineral Wells
Female horsefly lays over a thousand eggs in lifecycle
A single female horsefly can lay more than 1,000 eggs during her lifetime, highlighting its prolific reproductive capacity and potential impact on local ecosystems.
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