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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
4
The article mentions Big Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge with three Winters Boy Scouts in attendance. It lists vast food quantities expected for the event including 33 miles of hot dogs 25 000 chickens 416 000 eggs 25 000 quarts of ice cream 600 000 quarts of milk 100 000 sweet rolls 55 000 donuts 13 tons of steak 181 000 hamburgers and a million matches.
Lisa Kay Harris died at Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene after birth at 1:28 a.m. Friday and death about 1 a.m. Sunday. Graveside service was at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Abilene, officiated by Walker Allen of Wingate Church of Christ. Survivors include her parents Bobby and (unnamed) Harris and three sisters.
Claims that the East River in New York is not a river but an ocean strait challenge common geographic labeling. Over time, navigational history and tidal dynamics have fed debate about its classification and the term East River remains widely used in maps and local discourse.
Gattis Neely vice president signs a bank condition report for a Texas institution. The statement lists assets totaling 4.856 million dollars and liabilities of 4.324 million with capital accounts at 531 thousand. Notary W D Parish witnesses sworn certification dated July 11 1964.
Members of H. F. Lehman family gathered at the home to mark his 87th birthday. Attendees included relatives from Bartlett Winters San Angelo Dale Wichita Falls and Dallas. Mary Lehman helped bake an 87 candle cake.
The Bethany Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held a Coke Party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Briley to welcome Mrs. J. S. Tierce who has moved back to Winters. Attendees included Madame Marvin Bedford, F. F. Hamilton, Bill Millorn, Joe Irvin, Carl Hancock, J. S. Tierce, and the hosts.
Recent visitors include Jim Bunch of Huron California and several families from Hillsboro San Angelo Ballinger and Lubbock. Brenda and Karen Cooper visit from Southland while their grandfather Simpson recovers at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene.
Overnight visitors to Wichita Falls include Miss Marie Hill and her niece Kay Lynn Rives arriving Monday for a brief stay in the city.
Estevan the Moor, noted as the first European to reach the Pueblo lands, was killed by Pueblo Indians in 1539 during early expeditions. The event marks a violent clash between European explorers and Native communities in the Southwest.
Food stores promote C A apples as a controlled atmosphere fruit claiming longer freshness. Extension specialist Gwen Clyatt explains modified atmosphere delays aging by reducing oxygen, with 1917 experiments and 20 percent of apples stored under CA last year.
The State Banking Board approved Island State Bank at Port Aransas. The charter for the State Bank of Hurst in Tarrant County was refused. Action on York town Community Bank and Cullen Center Bank of Houston was deferred.
About 1,800 teenagers from 230 counties gathered for the attorney general’s second Youth Conference. General Carr opened the event on the theme of exchanging ideas and aiding efforts to curb teenage troublemakers, highlighting school dropouts and juvenile delinquency. Speakers included Bernard Sattler, Dr. Paul Stevens, Homer Garrison Jr., Byron Tunnell, and Wright Armstrong Jr.
Lola Noleta James and Otis Roy Rice married in a Saturday ceremony at First Baptist Church 114 North Main Street. The Rev. Virgil James officiated with a large wedding party, reception in the Fellowship Hall, and a post ceremony trip to South Texas. The couple will reside in Winters, with both families hosting events surrounding the nuptials.
James Hardy Bryan son of Mrs. Hardy Bryan and the late Mr. Bryan of Wingate has been discharged from the United States Air Force after three years nine months and twenty seven days in the Air Force Band He plans to enter the University of Texas this fall to major in music.
Mr and Mrs R D White of Texarkana announce the birth of a daughter Connie Sue on July 13 and weighing 714 pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter Kraatz and Mr and Mrs N W White of Abilene.
Mrs. T. V. Jennings, recently operated on at Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene, is reported to be progressing satisfactorily by bedside reports.
From Batavia New York Walter and Nell Tyler are visiting their aunt Mrs Z I Hale and Dr Hale in Batavia. In Adam home Deborah Nesloney of San Antonio is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlie Adami.
Report notes at least 14 Texas streams share the Salt Creek name and offers a regional caution about lightning, advising calm when storms pass by.
The statement notes that shark offspring are ignored by their mothers and survive independently from birth, highlighting a parentless early life. It emphasizes lone maternal care absence and the early challenges faced by shark pups.
Mrs Charlie Chapman returned home Tuesday from Fort Worth where she had been visiting her sister Mrs W A Wealsh.
Offshore shrimp spawn flies into sheltered bays as juvenile shrimp must reach less salty estuary waters to survive. Scientists warn that altered currents and pollution threaten these migratory routes and juvenile survival rates.
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