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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

7

Bridge Party Hosted by Mesdames Russell and Jackson

Mesdames R. K. Russell and C. S. Jackson entertained at the Russell home on Friday afternoon with contract bridge. Blue and yellow decor featured Nasturtiums sweetpeas and roses adorning the rooms. Prizes awarded included a linen dinner set to Mrs. W. A. Pace for high score and a set of eight tea glasses to Mrs. Roy Mack as second high. a picture went to Mrs. Ernest Adams for the cut prize.

Mesdames R. K. Russell C. S. Jackson Bridge Russell W. A. Pace Roy Mack Ernest Adams Mesdames A. Bourne F. J. Brophy John Q. McAdams A. J. McDaniel L. T. Smith R. H. Henslee C. N. Kornegay Walter Brian Frank Williams Jess Wetzel R. B. Mack Dewey Marshall H. N. Lyle Joe H. Payne Lyle Deffebach Sidney Anderson Carl Davis Fred Young Misses Gladys Oliver Loyle Kornegay Geneva Craig Bendena Spill

Bradshaw Couple Wed in Brady Ceremony

Miss Emma James and William Chatham, both of Bradshaw in Taylor County, were married Thursday afternoon with Rev. EF Brazil officiating at Central Baptist Church Brady. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. James of Bradshaw and formerly East Ganset. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chatham of Bradshaw, once of Lohn and Brady. They will reside in Bradshaw. Miss Mildred England of Harmony visited Ruth England over the weekend.

Brady Emma James William Chatham Bradshaw Taylor County EF. C. Brazil Central Baptist Church of J. A. James East Ganset Chatham J. M. Chatham Lohn and

Literary Program At Methodist W M S Monday

The Woman's Missionary Society at the Methodist church held a Monday afternoon program featuring "A Good Story" and an instrumental solo "Trouantraum" by Schumann. Mrs. T. V. Jennings presided, with prayers and readings by Mrs. Ella Ritch and Mrs. Wm. Stevens. Several members attended and Miss Ruth Jones returned from Corpus Christi.

Schumann Woman’s Missionary Society Methodist Church T. V. Jennings Jesus Ella Ritch Wm. Stevens Heaven M. E. Leeman Charlie Chapman J. M. Skaggs Christian Social Relations Congress Lula White Mesdames M. E. Leeman Ann W. W. Poe Frank Williams M. L. Patterson T. W. Jennings Bruton T. B. Young Harris Mullin

Emanon Club Hostess Event At Mack Residence

Mrs. R. B. Mack hosted the Emanon Contract club gathering at her home with summer flowers decorating the rooms. High score among members went to Mrs. H. N. Lyle and high among guests to Mrs. V. C. Bradford. Attendees included Mesdames John Q. McAdams, Joe H. Payne, R. H. Henslee, H. N. Lyle, Bendena Spill, and guests Mrs. Ernest Caskey and Mrs. V. C. Bradford substitute for absent members.

R. B. Mack H. N. Lyle V. C. Bradford Mesdames John Q. McAdams Joe H. Payne R. H. Henslee Bendena Spill Frnest Caskey

Young People Entertained at the England Home

Mrs. Fletcher England hosted a gathering for local youths at her home with Johnnie England playing guitar. Games continued late and guests enjoyed ice cream and cookies. Attending were Mildred England, Robert Chapman, Marie Manns, Bill Dry, Lillie Bryan, Henry Manns, Merle England, P L Harrison, Ruth England, and Garland Foster.

Mrs Morey Millerman Returns From Texas Trip

Mrs Morey Millerman returned home Monday after visiting Corsicana and Temple Texas where she learned of her sister's baby's death She attended her sister Louise Millerman's graduation at Baylor University before coming back home.

Morey Millerman Corsicana Temple Louise Baylor University

Woreth Nance Returns Home from College

Woreth Nance came home last week from Stephenville where he has been attending John Tarleton College. He will spend the summer vacation at his parents' home.

Woreth Nance Stephenville John Tarleton College

Pass Time Sewing Club Hosts Husbands Party Night

Mesdames W. F. Clark and Howard Woodrow hosted the Pass Time Sewing club and their husbands at the Woodrow home on May 29. Forty-two was played with Lester Graham taking high score, Roger Watson second, and Clifton Wyatt low. A salad plate was served to guests including Lester and Roger Graham, Butch Caudle, Clifton Wyatt, O. B. Raper, Alvin Rosson, Howard Woodrow, and W. F. Clark.

W. F. Clark Howard Woodrow Lester Graham Roger Watson Clifton Wyatt Messrs Butch Caudle O. B. Raper Alvin Rosson

Injunction Against Ballinger Bank Night Dissolved

Judge U L Parish dissolves temporary injunction secured by Ford Taylor restraining the Wedge theatre from conducting bank night in Ballinger. Trial last week centered on property rights. Ballinger theatre to resume weekly bank night immediately.

Ford Taylor Wedge Theatre Ballinger U. L. Parish Ballinger Theatre

Canning Factory to Reopen Next Tuesday

The canning factory will reopen on Tuesday June 9 for public use on the same toll basis as last year. Those with beans and vegetables should contact the factory on Monday June 8 to learn the exact day to bring produce and avoid delays from limited supply. Call ahead to arrange dates before bringing items in.

State Agricultural Council Organized at College Station

A State Agricultural Council was organized in College Station with representatives from twelve extension districts. W. C. Marshall was elected chairman L. P. Cooke vice chairman and J. H. Watson secretary. The council will advise the Texas Extension Service on Extension activities including Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act programs.

College Station Wv. C. Marshall Heidenheimer Bel L. P. Cooke Corpus Christi Nueces County Anc J. H. Watson New Castle Young County Texas Extension Service State Agricultural Council Soil Conservation Committee W. C. Marshall L. R. Conner Perryton Ochiltree County C. H. Day Plainview Hale County L. F. Johnston Arlington Tarrant County H. A. Terry Clarksville Red River County Terry Elkin Midland Midland County J. Walter Hammond Tye Taylor County T. M. Drew Onalaska Polk County S. A. Burchard Gonzales Gonzales County Geo. 'Seter Wharton

Drasco Community Notes and Social Visits

Sunday services at the Baptist church were led by Drasco’s Bro. Taylor. Miss Alta Foster of San Angelo visited her parents the Fosters. Winters visitors included Mrs. Martin and daughters. The Piilars and their daughters from Abilene spent the weekend with relatives in Drasco. Local gatherings featured visits by the Phipps and Cook families in Bradshaw and Godley, and Omega Dobbins attended a McMurry assembly. WMA met with 7 members and 1 visitor. social hour followed. Mrs. Horn is at home improving.

Bro. Taylor Baptist Church Alta Foster San Angelo Abb Foster Martin Winters Drasco Piiler Abilene J. B. Davis Travis Downing Poe Chappel Lottie Ingram Mia Mitchell G. A Brownwood Ingram Belew

Local visitors and social family gatherings noted

Mr and Mrs R V Dickens and Vernon visited Mr and Mrs T H Worthington on Saturday night. Miss Helen Stone of Oplin visits area homes this week. Mr and Mrs Bill Harmon hosted Sunday dinner with Ray Tunnell family. The Harmon and Tunnell couples attended a Wilmeth singing. Walter Andrae visited the Minzenmeyers and the Andrae party spent Sunday with Robert Lowe and the Dieke family.

R. V. Dickens Vernon Johnny Cooper Tucumcari New Mexico Esther Dickens Abilene T. H. Worthington Helen Stone Oplin B. B.smith Ray Tunnell Bill Harmon Ray. Tunnell Harmon

Musical Evening at the Smith Home

Mr and Mrs Aubry Smith of the Victory community hosted a Saturday night musical at their home. Friends enjoyed performances by Ted and Pete Eoff W D McAdams Richard and Buster Thomas and Lawrence Barnes. Irene Smith and Don sang as did the Misses Hagan.

Smith Home Aubry Smith Victory Ted Pete Eoff W. D. McAdams Richard Buster Thomas Lawrence Barnes Irene Smith Don Hagan

Mr and Mrs Russell Head to Menard on Ice Plant Manager News

Mr and Mrs R K Russell depart Wednesday for Menard where they will spend the same months. Russell is the manager of the Menard ice plant.

R. K. Russell Menard Mr. Russell

Mrs E McKinney and Children Return to Dallas Home

Mrs E McKinney and her children, who had lived with her father W F Morgan for several months, have returned to Dallas to establish a home there.

E. McKinney W. F. Morgan Dallas

Winters Couple Spends Sunday With McAdams Family

Mr and Mrs W D McAdams of Winters visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Mc Adams of the Harmony community.

W. D. McAdams Winters Mrs. McAdams Harmony

Club Meeting Announced During San Angelo Visit

A brief note says a week in San Angelo was spent visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Taylor and that the club will convene next Tuesday with Mrs. Alton Stehle.

San Angelo Charlie Taylor Alton Stehle

Old Age Pension Applications Reviewed in Runnels County

Local inspector Mrs. Margaret E. Evans visited Winters this week to review 800 pension applications from Runnels County. Checks to start July 1 will range from 15 to 30 dollars based on need with the most needy first in line.

Margaret E. Evans Runnels County

Local Couple Report Improvement After Surgery

I N Wilkinson returns from Temple where he visited Mrs Wilkinson who recently submitted to major surgery. He reports Mrs Wilkinson improving nicely.

I. N. Wilkinson Temple

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mildred England of Ruth England Methodist W.M.S Ruth Jones Emanon Club England White Oxfords Chambray Wichita W. Texas Women’s New Quadriga America Yard State Agricultural Council Organized the Winters State Bank F. W. Fischer
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