Driver safety noted in a reflective quip.
A terse musing contrasts helpfulness at the hand with praise and flawed choices. It cites Stew Nugent seeking work until better prospects appear and states the car is not at fault for reckless speed but the driver. A social observation comments on women’s independence and choice.
Babson predicts Cuba diplomacy shift and US gains
Roger Babson argues Cuba is pivotal to Gulf access and US security. He predicts Kennedy will restore diplomatic ties, boosting markets and Florida's boom potential while dismissing fear of Russia and Castro.
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Firemen's Auxiliary Met In Middlebrook Home
Firemen's Auxiliary met Thursday evening at the Middlebrook home with Mrs. Wallie Brannon as co host. Mrs. Ernest Thormeyer presided and Mrs. Ellis Zane Moore led the opening prayer. New officers were installed by Mrs. Jack Harrison with a talk on Togetherness.
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Martin Middlebrook
Wallie Brannon
Ernest Thormeyer
Ellis Zane Moore
Jack Harrison
Jerry B. Whitlow
Joyce Wilkerson
Bob Hatcher
D. Waggoner
Sandra Townsend
Winters Student Among 128 Candidates For NMSU Degrees
William Minzenmayer of Winters is among 128 candidates for degrees at New Mexico State University's mid year commencement on Saturday January 28. He pursues a bachelor of science in range management and is the son of Mr and Mrs W F Minzenmayer. New Mexico State near Las Cruces and El Paso, is a coeducational university with 3250 on campus students and four undergraduate colleges plus the graduate school.
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William Minzenmayer
Winters
New Mexico State University
Minzenmayer
W. F. Minzenmayer
Las Cruces
N. M
el Paso
Tex
New Mexico State
Agriculture and Home Economics
Arts and Sciences
Former Resident Died In Lubbock Saturday Afternoon
Eddie F. Smith 49 of Lubbock a Winters and Ballinger native and World War II veteran died at 12 30 p m Saturday after a heart attack at his grocery store in Lubbock Funeral services were held Monday at Bartley Funeral Home Lubbock Cemetery burial Survivors include his wife two brothers Truitt and Jack three sisters E L Green A B Mosley and Ray Powers Arthur Smith previously died in 1960 in Winters
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Winters
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Big Spring
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San Angelo
A. B. Mosley
Sweetwater
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Twitty
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