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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
3
Local edition from Winters Texas reports on community events and notices for Friday July 15 1966 with brief items on local affairs and listings. Specific names and details appear in readable fragments across the page.
Last week the Shafer family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shafer on Oak Creek Lake. Attendees included Sid Cranfill and his son, Sidney Cranfill Jr., and grandsons Brian and Bruce from Chicago Illinois, plus Mrs. Shafer’s relatives Mollie D. Smith Winters La Vern Tony San Angelo and family, Randell Lusk Abilene and daughter, Hugh Shafer and family Debbie Larry and Sandy, Ray Shafer and son Ray Jr. and daughters Rehnea Louise Weldon and Sherie from Winters. Great grandchildren Angela and David from Sweetwater with Cecil Kiser, and Till Denson of Roscoe. The lunch was served on the lawn under shade trees.
Troy Spain and Mrs Clem Rozmen express gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards visits flowers gifts and prayers during hospital stay at Hendrick Memorial Hospital and after returning home. The Enterprise Want Ads
A family friendly film by Robert B. Radnitz, And Now Miguel stars Guy Stockwell and Clu Gulager, screening at State Theatre. The program also features The Blob with Steve McQueen at Fiesta Drive-In, followed by Munster Go Home, a Universal comedy, on Sunday to Tuesday.
The article argues there is no free medical care under Medicare and forecasts possible expansions toward a national health service. It stresses the doctor patient relationship and warns that rising service demands could bankrupt the system. It notes Texas leads in foreign trade and petroleum exports in 1963. It closes with a moral about starting each day anew.
Mr and Mrs Gayle Gardner and their sons Donnie Carey and Jon have returned from a month long trip visiting locations in Canada California Oregon Washington British Columbia Alberta Wyoming and New Mexico.
The Mayhew family held its annual reunion at Mackenzie State Park in Lubbock on July 4. Attendees included Mrs. Brady Mills and numerous relatives from Bronte Winters Andrews Lamesa and Lubbock. Officers elected for next year were Mrs. Mills president Wayne Pemler vice president Cecil Tune secretary and Mrs. Cloves Tune reporter. The group voted to hold the reunion at Andrews Texas on July 4 1967. Also notes mention the first barbed wire brought to Texas by H B Sanborn in 1875 and that Texas State Highway Department began state highway maintenance in 1924.
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