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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1961
Page
8
Local church announcements list visitors from Abi and Winters, Sunday services at Drasco and nearby towns, and a sermon meditation. Community members, families, and friends from Drasco, Winters, Abilene, Ballinger, and nearby areas are noted for meals, travels, and hospital visits along with MYF events and local lectures.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9193 held its regular Monday meeting at the post home with Ted Meyer presiding. James L. Johnson joined as a new member and a $10 check was sent to District 22 as the group backed candidates from District 22 for Junior Vice Commander.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Sue Camplain 21 of San Angelo, former Wingate resident, were held Saturday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev B T Shoemake officiating. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. She died Thursday night at her mother’s home in San Angelo. She was born April 17 1939 near Wingate and attended local schools. Survivors include her mother two grandmothers a sister and two brothers.
A reader expresses admiration for Campbell's soup blending and tasting, noting they can finish a can in one sitting and enjoy the quality.
Dried honey, a new product from U S Department of Agriculture researchers, offers bakers and candy makers a convenient sweetener. When reconstituted with water it tastes much like fresh honey and its free flowing granules aid handling and economy, expanding use in baking.
The speaker muses that during cat play the cat may view the human as a toy or playmate rather than the human viewing the cat as a mere object. The line hints at mutual curiosity and the shifting dynamic of companionship.
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