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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
3
A short, opinionated line noting that film industry tycoons prosper by luck and fortune, implying external chance rather than merit drives wealth in cinema. The remark mirrors a columnist’s skeptical tone about wealth in Hollywood.
The Enterprise promotes local shopping with weekly ads and a chance to win one dollar. Five readers have names in this issue’s ads. find your name and visit the store before noon next Monday, June 6 to claim the cash prize.
The Self-Culture Club met at Mrs H H Cryer's home for the season’s final session. Papers by Mrs Pyburn on bird education and love of birds, Mrs Robinson on government protection and materials, and Mrs Hall on Audubon and humane societies were discussed along with topics on birds from a door yard and curious South American species. Hostess served cake and ice cream.
The Intermediate G A of the Baptist church met for a short business session last Monday afternoon. After the service, devotional was led by Verta Nell Roundtree. Plans were made for a G A camping trip with refreshments served by Maurine Pumphrey and V Marie Stephens.
Mrs. Thomas H. Hayne arrived Wednesday to join her husband and settle here. S. W. Cooper secretary of the Crosbyton chamber of commerce visited the city at the start of the week. Mrs. Luther Haynes of Coleman visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Dunn. The column notes lawn care and playful quips about luck.
Mrs. Jesse Daggett Moxom of Oak Park known as the Bird Woman studies birds to find musical motifs behind human classics. She transcribes bird themes by ear to expand melodies and believes many great works derive from avian tunes though she sells none and treats it as a hobby.
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