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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
8
Following recent rains Texas farmers plant black eyed peas and cowpeas to improve depleted soils under the Agricultural Conservation program. Officials note home planting of legume seeds still qualifies for payments and row planting also earns subsidies.
Pattern 8801 offers an all purpose frock with capelet sleeves and shallow yoke, a flattering close neck, gathered waist, and a gently flared skirt. Suitable for summer wardrobes and many fabrics. send 15 cents plus details to Patricia Dow in Brooklyn for the pattern. Davis and Collinsworth returned from the Texas Centennial in Dallas.
Mr and Mrs W L Marks and family of Temple are visiting the home of H B Marks and other relatives this week.
Ruth Bryan Rohde married Captain George Rohde of Denmark, ensuring she remains an American citizen. The wedding at Hyde Park drew praise from Sam Shoemaker of Calvary Church New York,headquarters of the Oxford Group. Alfred H Kirchhofer named publicity director for the Presidential campaign. William Phillips, new American Ambassador to Italy, praised as a career diplomat.
Mrs J D Vinson and her young son Jimmie Wayne are visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J T Denton.
The piece profiles William Brooks known as Bill who has held roles from Assistant Secretary of State to U S Minister to the Netherlands Belgium and Canada and Undersecretary of State now entering a difficult diplomatic post. It highlights G Wayland Brooks a 39 year old Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate praised for intelligence humor and sincerity and draws a parallel to William Jennings Bryan in early days.
Ray Caskey of Coleman visited with friends here over the past weekend, enjoying local hospitality and social time with familiar faces in the community.
A home guidance note extols Thedford's Black Draught as a reliable laxative for preventing constipation and treating biliousness. Mrs. Perry Hicks of Belton Texas endorses the product noting its usefulness for family health. Gold is advertised in 25 cent packages.
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