29 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1960
Page
1
Roger Babson of Babson Park Mass notes that fears of drastic U S price inflation have subsided and urges careful study of supply demand ratios for individual items. He foresees modestly higher industrial prices later this year while farm products may soften as carryovers rise and crops come in.
Mrs Frederic W Poe who is moving to Midland was honored at a farewell coffee at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Harrison. Hostesses were Mrs B T Shoemake Mrs John Griffin and Mrs Russell Mote. Gifts included a silver water pitcher and brass service.
The Literary and Service Club met in special session July 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Loyd Roberson with Mrs Roberson as hostess. Mrs H K Flathmann presided and Mrs J T Randolph was elected treasurer. Plans were made for the annual style show on September 12 in the high school auditorium. Floyd Sims was named general chairman and J W Bahlman the commentator. Attendees included Mesdames Dorsett Bahlman Flathmann Randolph Sims English Davis Ellison Sanders Tatum and the hostess.
The Casey family expresses sincere thanks for expressions of love understanding and sympathy shown at the death of their loved one J T Casey They also thank relatives and friends for food flowers and prayers and wish blessings from God to all who shared their loss Mrs J T Casey and family
Mr and Mrs W L Lowe spent the week vacationing at Buchanan Dam. The article notes price spirals in metals or farm products and suggests war or sudden deaths could quickly alter the outlook.
Farm Bureau Institute in Austin runs July 31 to August 3 with Runnels County attendees Miss Paul McDaniel D E Forgey Glenn Hoppe Alfred Multer and C E Harlow guest of the Texas Farm Bureau. The program features new courses Power in the People and Development Prospects and Motivations plus a Capitol tour and wind up banquet August 3 led by Matt Trigg.
The June report from the Game and Fish Commission shows 207 sports fishermen fined and 24 commercial fishers brought to court for license violations. Wardens made 319 arrests, including 12 for illegal use of electrical devices in fishing, with $6621 total fines and costs collected. New licenses for 1960 61 go on sale after August 19 and must be obtained after September 1. current rules require a license for anyone fishing outside their home county or ages 17 to 65 using rod and reel.
Grady Downing of Sweetwater and J L Downing attended a family reunion at Lake Whitney over the weekend held Saturday and Sunday, gathering relatives from area towns.
A Sub Deb Club meeting occurred Monday July 25 at the Howard home with Bobbie Howard as hostess. The year books were discussed and Diana Roper Deanna Kozelsky and Judy Smith were elected new members. The gathering closed with club benediction. Attendees included Evelynn Hudgins Martha Marks Bettye Mayfield Sharon Johnson Robbie Howard Tom Gans Beverly Huddleston Frances Saunders Janell Gerhart Karen Foster and Ginger Gardner.
Rev and Mrs L E Ellison and Shawn prepare for a month long trip starting Monday. The first two weeks will be at Mt Nebo State Park near Dardanelle AR, then visits to relatives in Arlington Houston and Lubbock. They will attend the Synod of Texas United Presbyterian Churches U S A meeting August 30 to September 1 in San Antonio.
Miss Donna Proctor daughter of Mr and Mrs Geral Proctor of Stamford spent several days last week visiting in the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs E A Voelker in Stamford.
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