Visitors at the Lloyd home include Johnsons and Smith
Over the weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Lloyd were Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Johnson and Jeffrey of Dallas and Mrs. B T Smith of Lubbock, according to the household notice.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
2
Over the weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Lloyd were Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Johnson and Jeffrey of Dallas and Mrs. B T Smith of Lubbock, according to the household notice.
Airman Johnny C. Merrill has graduated from the U S Air Force technical training course for jet aircraft mechanics at Amarillo AFB. He is assigned to a Tactical Air Command unit at England AFB Louisiana and supported by his Winters Texas family. About 220000 convicts are held in the nation's prisons.
A longtime gardener died of tetanus after seasonal yard work. The piece warns that soil and manure carry spores, and boosts vaccination timing. It notes boosters protect if initial shots were received, while untreated injuries may need risky horse serum.
The text explains tetanus can kill large numbers and causes muscle spasms and death. It notes the jaw clamping spasm called lockjaw and urges basic immunization before injury. It also mentions appeals to emotions and prejudices lack reasonable support.
Mr and Mrs J C McCurdy of Brownwood visited Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs John E McAdoo. The Winters page notes Brom Brownwood listings and local social activity in early 1964.
James S. Hogg, Texas' first native son governor, was inaugurated in a simple ceremony that lasted 35 minutes.
Mrs. Jimmy Bourn and her young son left Tuesday for Dallas after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bourn. The article notes Texas boasts over 225 tree types 600 grass species and 4000 wildflower species.
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