Sunrise at Campobello heads to State Theatre this Sunday
Sunrise at Campobello opens Sunday and Monday at the State Theatre with Ralph Bellamy recreating his Broadway role opposite Greer Garson as Eleanor Roosevelt. The Dove Schary production in association with Theatre Guild marks Garson’s screen return after five years and features director Vincent J. Donohue and Ann Shoemaker in key roles.
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Roosevelt
Fdr
Campobello
State Theatre
Ralph Bellamy
Greer Garson
Bellamy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dove Schary
Dore Schary
Bellamy and Schar
Warner Bros. Technicolor Film
Vincent J. Donohue
Ann Shoemaker
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Alan Bunce
Alfred E. Smith
You In Public Topic At Sub Deb Meet
The Sub Deb Club met at Mrs. M. G. Roper’s home with Diana Roper as hostess. Sha ron Johnson and Tamara Gans presented You In Public as the program topic. The club plans a cake sale on Saturday January 28 and will close after benediction.
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Sharon Johnson
Tamara Gans
M. G. Roper
Diana Roper
Frances Saunders
Evelyn Hudgins
LaGatha Traylor
Martha Marks
Judy Kettler
Deanna Kozelsky
Beverly Huddleston
Judy Smith
Sondra Clark
Bettye Mayfield
Robbie Howard
Karen Foster
Ginger Gardner
Jerry English
W. M. Hays
Lutheran Women of the Church Met Sunday
Lutheran Women of the Church held their first 1961 meeting January 22 in St. John's church auditorium. Mrs. Charles Kruse Jr., president, opened with the Preamble to the Lutheran Church Women Constitution and heard a talk by Mrs. Arthur Marth on Gods Investment In Me.
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St. John’s Lutheran Women of the Church
Charles Kruse Jr
WOC
American Lutheran Church Women Constitution
A. N. Crowley
Estella Bredemeyer
One Foundation
Eugenia Voss
Kruse
Arthur Marth
Roscoe
Northwest Conference of the Lutheran Church Women
E. C. Schroeder
Jesus
H. K. Flathmann
Max Ray Rogers Dies in Winters Hospital at 80
Max Ray Rogers 80, longtime Runnels County resident, died Monday at Winters Municipal Hospital where he had been hospitalized about a week. A native of Austin born January 30, 1880, he moved to Winters area in 1906, married Sallie Davis in 1910, and lived in Georgetown before returning to Winters. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Spill Memorial Chapel. burial in Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, four grandchildren, a great grandson, four sisters, and two brothers.
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Max Ray Rogers
Runnels County
Winters Municipal
Mr. Rogers
Austin
Winters
Sallie Davis
Crews
Georgetown
Seeded Good Faith Yields Positive Civic Outcomes
A proverb-like passage emphasizes planting virtue in minds and soil to foster constructive deeds and fruit. It highlights the cause and effect of thoughtful action on community betterment.
Identical Suitcases Highlight Packing Talents
A metaphor compares daily life to uniform suit cases, noting that people vary in how much they fit into them. Some navigate routines with efficiency, while others struggle to maximize capacity, revealing differences in preparation and priorities.
Funeral Rites For Mrs R W Loyd Sr Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. R. W. Loyd Sr. 79 a Wilmeth community pioneer were held Sunday at 2 30 pm in Winters Church of Christ Tom Holland officiating Burial was in Fairview Cemetery She died Saturday in Methodist Memorial Hospital Dallas She had been ill about three years and had lived in Grand Prairie near her daughter Nell Hughes She was born June 13 1881 in Burnett County Texas and moved to Runnels County in 1909 She married R W Loyd in 1924 in Winters Survivors include three daughters Nell Hughes Bessie Swindle Tessie Rogers and one son Bob Loyd plus 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Pallbearers were Mord Tucker Henry Sanders Bill Wilson W L Johnson Chaney Hood Carson Easterly J C Eager and Jonah Eckert.
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R. W. Loyd Sr
Wilmeth
Winters Church of Christ
Tom Holland
Fairview Cemetery
Loyd
Methodist Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Grand Prairie
Nell Hughes
Abilene
Burnett County
Henry Hill
Runnels County
R. W. Loyd
Winters
Bessie Swindle
Tessie Rogers
Bob Loyd
Mord Tucker
Henry Sanders
Bill Wilson
W. L. Johnson
Chaney Hood
Carson Easterly
J. C. Eager
Jonah Eckert
No. You Asked for a Better Life Without Pain
The message expresses a desire for authentic care for people, recognizing their struggles, flaws, and hopes. It emphasizes sympathy and the aim to reflect humanity with understanding and compassion.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor
Hume Cronyn
Louis Howe
Warner Bros
Chandra
Walker Reyer
Setu
Debra Paget
American International
India
Bel Air
Chevrolet
Buick
Ray Shafer
Waddell Chevrolet Company
Winters, Texas
Erican International
Fritz Lang
Central India
Rajastan
Maharajadhiraj Maharama Bhagwat Singhji Sahib Bahadur
Mewar
Udaipur
Arvalli Range
Seta
Alan Burton
Paul Christian
Winters Hospital
Spill Memorial Chapel
B. T. Shoemake
First Baptist Church
van Whittenburg
J. S. Seldon
Annie Rice
J. O. Phelps
Henry Spooner
I. W. Rogers
S. C
Zenith
Sunshine
Target
Cinelens
J.F
Lone Star
Norge
Norge Gas Dryer
Lone Star Gas Company
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