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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
2
Buyer seeks old dishes glassware and furniture in Midland Texas area. Willing to view and make offers on listed items and some small estates. For appointment write Box 7455 or call 915 694 4244. 79701.
Wingate residents hosted Hollis and Juanita Swofford of Abilene and visiting relatives. David Bryan improves after eye surgery. Lonnie Hancock ill with flu. Mrs. George Blackwell visits from San Angelo. Funeral attendees for Mrs. J. E. Virden. basketball injury to Martha Pritchard. Melva Shedd visits her parents. Ruby Bryan learns of nephew's death in Lubbock. Thank you note for flowers and meals after a loss. 3-year-old Doddie Chambliss receives Peru call from Uncle Ray Cooper.
A classified note advertises pickup and delivery services with up to 50 percent savings. It promises matched box springs and guaranteed customer satisfaction, with a contact phone number 754-4558. A separate item seeks scrap iron and metals for Ballinger Salvage Company. A reward of 100 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of gasoline thieves on the night of January 16, 1975, with confidential information calls to Ray Alderman or Preston Barker at Alder man-Cave Milling and Grain Co, phone 754-4546.
Winters Radio Inc that Texas corporation filed on January 6 1975 with the Federal Communications Commission for a construction permit to operate an AM radio station in Winters Texas. Officers and stockholders include Tom E Spellman E Jean Spellman Evans B Wood Ross K Prescott. Station to run 1060 KC 1000 watts daytime only from a tower 195 feet high on Highway 83 one mile north of Winters. Studio at same address.
Mrs. Henry R. Roberts 90 of Ovalo died 10:45 p m Saturday in Merrill Nursing Home Winters after a long illness Funeral services held 2:30 p m Monday at First Baptist Church Ovalo with Reverends H B Terry and Bob Doss officiating Burial in McBee Cemetery east of Ovalo under Fry Funeral Home of Tuscola directions Survivors include son Alton Ovalo two grandsons Don Oklahoma City Dan Houston a sister May Clifton Fort Worth two brothers H L Tucker Brownwood Woods Tucker Lubbock and four great grandchildren A son Ralph died in 1931 Pallbearers named The family thanks all for sympathy and assistance.
The Derden family expresses sincere thanks for flowers food and many acts of sympathy during their loss. Special appreciation goes to Dr Lee and the North Runnels Hospital staff.
The Gene Virden family expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown by neighbors and friends during their time of sorrow, noting the comforting acts as a precious memory.
A compact note observes that diligent workers often face pushback from leadership, with the phrase Strictly Fresh Apple polishers usually wind up with a serving of sour grapes from the boss reflecting workplace friction and irony.
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