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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1970
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Joe Kozelsky attended the funeral of his uncle Rudolph Kubicek at Wallis on Thursday July 2. Kubicek died Tuesday June 30. He is survived by three sons and two daughters and ten grandchildren. He was a brother of Mrs Val Kozelsky of Route 2 San Angelo.
Help wanted notice advertising a waitress position at the Fireside Restaurant with in person application required. The brief item notes apply in person at the location.
Funeral services for Randy Lynn Vogler a 10 month old son of Mr and Mrs Dwain Vogler were held at Spill Funeral Home at 2 pm with Dean Smith of Ballinger officiating Burial followed at Wilmeth Cemetery The infant reportedly drowned in a bathtub Tuesday at the family home in Girvin near McCamey Dr William Lucas of McCamey Hospital pronounced him dead on arrival at 2 45 pm The Voglers are former Winters residents He was born Sept 12 1969 Survivors include two brothers Denny and Monty Vogler paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Vogler Winters and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Glen Bryan Norton
Mr and Mrs Elmo Mayhew join a July 4 gathering in Wagner Park Lubbock with descendants of T M Mayhew Cora Harwood Rev Tommy Mayhew D B Horn and A C Tune. Ten descendants of T M Mayhew sixteen of Cora Harwood and eighteen of A C Tune attended.
In Wessels home Mr and Mrs Allen Stanford and son Larry of Lubbock visited their mother and brother Mrs Pete Wessels and Clarence during the weekend They also visited their sisters and families Mr and Mrs Willis Whittenberg and Mr and Mrs Jack Whittenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Floyd of Houston visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Webb over the July 4th weekend.
Navy PO3 Richard W. Cook of Winters serves with Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 32 aboard the carrier USS Wasp en route to the Mediterranean. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Cook. The unit has earned the Battle Efficiency E pennant and the Captain Arnold J. Isbell trophy for anti-submarine excellence.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church met July 7 in Drasco Chapel with Mrs. M. L. Dobbins presiding. Mrs. Sally Gray was elected delegate to the School of Christian Missions July 13-15 in Georgetown. Other speakers included Mrs. E. H. Baker and Mrs. M. E. Leeman, with Roy Crawford singing a hymn.
In Gardner home Mr and Mrs A J Novasad of Baytown and their daughter Miss Cathy Novasad of Houston visited Mr and Mrs John Gardner over the weekend in the family residence.
Joe B. Wilson, 60, died Tuesday evening after a yearlong illness. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in Spill Memorial Chapel with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Born December 24, 1909 near Ballinger, he lived in Winters most of his life and worked for Dry Manufacturing Co. 17 years. Survivors include his wife three sons Vance Francis Wilson of Dallas Murray Joe Wilson and Gerald Zane Wilson of Winters his mother Mrs Lula Wilson of Winters. Pallbearers were Albert Spill Dale Thompson Bill Hoppe Floyd Sims Carl Turk Ernest Thormeyer Alvin Benson and Billy Joe Emmert.
Michael F. Kozelsky of Winters Texas A M University earned Distinguished Student honors and was named to the Dean's Honor Roll for the 1970 Spring semester. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Kozelsky and a Winters High School graduate.
Irvin Phipps and Miss Eula Lusk of Dallas visited over the weekend at the home of his mother Mrs. Elia Phipps in Dallas.
W. R. Long from the San Angelo regional office of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will present a program at the Winters Lips Club meeting next Tuesday. July Long will explain the department role in wildlife management and activities.
A Winters Texas program features slides and movies on life conservation past and future plans. Walker Tatum leads the event with a presentation by the staff. The discussion notes rabbits weigh about two pounds for the Texas cottontail and about nine pounds for the European hare.
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