Ballinger Salvage Seeks Scrap Iron and Metals
Wanted: scrap iron cables and metals by Ballinger Salvage Company. The brief notice lists items in high demand with a stark market outlook.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
2
Wanted: scrap iron cables and metals by Ballinger Salvage Company. The brief notice lists items in high demand with a stark market outlook.
Rankin Pace was re elected chairman of the Runnels County Historical Survey at a Ballinger courthouse meeting. New officers include Herman Giesecke vice chairman Mrs George Poe secretary and Bob Northington treasurer. Sub committees were named with members from Ballinger Winters Wingate Miles and Winters towns. A dues of 5 a year was approved and six markets target set for 1967. Truett Latimer will speak at the Ballinger Woman's Club April 5 and dedicate a marker for the Noyes monument. New members include Pat Pritchard Wingate Mrs Bob Henderson Ballinger and Mrs Dalton Lacy Miles.
The statement argues that forgetting is not proven as a distinct process, only that some memories fail to surface when sought. It highlights ambiguity in whether lapses are failures of retrieval or gaps in memory formation.
A miscellaneous shower was given Friday evening from 7 to 8 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Russell for Elaine Beard bride elect of Chester Puckett. About 50 guests attended with Mrs. Russell and eight hostesses coordinating the event and gifts displayed by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Davis.
The family of T. A. Mea dows thanks Dr Rives hospital staff Spill Funeral Home and everyone who sent flowers sympathy cards and prayers. The note expresses deep appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during their bereavement. The message ends with a quote about happiness and luck.
Winters Riding Club elected new officers on January 17 with Jim Williams as president for 1967 Thurman Self as vice president Earl Cooper as parade chairman Deloris Parks as secretary treasurer and Brenda Cooper named Sweetheart Work on the new arena has begun and members will meet Sunday January 29 at 2 pm The next meeting is Tuesday January 31 Members are asked to bring saddle blankets and breast harness for inventory and repairs.
The text notes about 2,000 cities exceed 100,000 inhabitants. It comments that women asserting rights may not receive rewards and criticizes wasting time on petty matters, reflecting social critique and urban demography observations.
Runnels County Farm Bureau leaders join the Texas Farm Bureau 1967 membership drive launch with three rallies in Lubbock Dallas and San Antonio. Local drive runs Feb 6–10 aiming to beat 1966 county and state totals as Governor Connally proclaims Farm Bureau Membership Week. County officials also declare Farm Bureau Week in Runnels County.
Mrs. Del Gardner hosted the Louise Mitchell Circle Tuesday at 212 North Main Street with Mrs. W. S. Cooke presiding. Mrs. Dora Kennedy opened with prayer as Mrs. M. E. Baines led a discussion on Literacy In Alaska and the group planned a $5 donation to Miss Louise Mitchell.
A reflective saying notes that bearing a heavy burden is carrying grudges. The line suggests personal burden and emotional weight from unresolved resentments.
Several farmers from Winters joined to help neighbor Ted Eoff by plowing his fields seven miles east of Winters. Eoff has been at Hendricks Memorial Hospital in Abilene since just before Christmas. Helpers included Allen Bishop Theo Sanders Walter Gerhart Clifford Lehman Albert Suddeth Ronald Presley Robert Lehman Charles Grohman and John Grohman with Sid Anderson supplying diesel fuel.
Mrs Bill Mayo hosted the Dale Sewing Club regular meeting at her home on Monday. Handwork was done for the hostess and refreshments were served to Mrss Baldwin Stoecker Kruse Stoecker Hambright Smith Thormeyer Adams Lehman Compton Phelps Jones Whittenberg Hoppe Mayo and Miss Emma Henniger. The next meeting will be with Mrs Clifford Lehman. Mrs Herbert Jacob is a new member.
The Texas Highway Commission approved 11.46 miles of US 83 from FM 53 south including farming, drainage structures and base and asphaltic concrete paving. Also approved was FM 53 work east of Winters to the Coleman County line. Completion is 330 working days with bids due in Austin by 9 am February 25.
We express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy shown during our bereavement. Grateful for flowers cards letters food and personal support from those who shared our sorrow. May God bless each of you. Mrs. Elzie Cox and the Lett and Cox Families.
A reflection on finding one’s vocation, noting that true happiness stems from pursuing meaningful labor and asking nothing beyond that fulfillment. The quote emphasizes inner contentment over external praise or wealth.
A local edition from Winters Texas dated Friday January 27 1967 covers community notices and brief local items. The page lists residents and small town happenings typical of a weekly newspaper, with compact reports and notices.
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