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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
8
Mrs. Juanita O Connors column extols eggs as versatile staples for meals and desserts. It provides practical tips on room temperature ingredients, yolk storage, and whipping whites, plus recipes for Creamy Egg Sandwich Filling and Jellied Egg Rind salad. Includes Egg Salad Toastwich recipe and a quip about unemployment plans.
A simple barley soup recipe with onion carrot and barley simmered in stock. Sauté onions in oil then add stock and barley until tender. Adjust thickness with more liquid and optional milk for a creamed texture.
Winters Independent School District will operate a day care center in the Winters School for the 1972 73 year funded entirely by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The program targets four year old children in the community with eligibility details via the school business office. Four staff positions will be created and supervised by aides, with applications accepted through the school administration building.
The Bethany Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs D L Moreland with Mrs Inez Mills as co host. Mrs Bill Milliorn presided over the business meeting and Mrs J S Tierce led prayer. Others present included Mesdames Joe Irvin Chester McBeth Bud Davis J A Traylor Howard Worthington Robert Briley Bill Milliorn R P McWilliams J F Priddy Marvin Bedford Earl Dorsett Zula Mae Lacy Sam Russell J T Sneed and D L Moreland.
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of First Baptist held its annual June picnic Thursday afternoon at City Park. Attendees included Mesdames Lillian Robinson, Ida Maude Davis, Jewel Gardner, Ruby Baker, Gladys King, Verda Smith, Merle Bains, Oletha Elder and Lora Coupland.
Barbara Baker shares DIY tips for knitting care with a hanger rinse dry method and reknitting after washing. She suggests color coding socks with different toe colors and repairing holes by reknitting toes rather than darning. Additional embroidery tips advise winding threads into pill bottles to prevent tangling and storing yarn in glass jars to deter moths.
Winters School District trustees approved sponsoring a high school pep squad for 1972-73. The district will provide bus transportation for one bus to five away football games, with about 30 students and a female teacher as sponsor. Formal organization to occur before August 21.
The Homemaking Department at Winters High School announces an adult class in homemaking starting next Monday. An organizational meeting is set for 8 p m Monday June 19 at the Homemaking Cottage and all interested residents are invited to attend.
Winters resident Mrs Earl Roach spoke on The Cancer Problem and the ACS at the Friday District 4 American Cancer Society meeting in San Angelo. Representatives from 15 West Texas counties attended the all day event with training sessions. North Runnels County Cancer Society received four awards for promoting cancer education. Mrs W L England of Winters also attended.
Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 19 at First Baptist Church with classes for children aged 3 through 12 from 8 30 to 11 30 a m daily. Parents night opens Friday June 23 at 7 30 followed by an 8 p m sanctuary program. all denominations invited.
The Worthington family expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindness shown during illness and after the death of husband and father Howard Worthington. They thank all who sent flowers, memorials to the Heart Association and West Texas Rehabilitation Center, gifts to local church funds, meals, cards, and the First Baptist Church service.
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