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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
8
Outdoorsmen should supply quick, sharp photos of trophy fish or game. Use close framing, clear focus, and simple backgrounds. Include both prints and negatives, since editors may “doctor” images in the darkroom for best publication.
Halve and slice peaches apricots nectarines pears and bananas. Arrange on tray chill until icy. Melt shortening and chocolate bars then whisk in cream and orange liqueur. Dip fruit on skewers or fondue forks into warm chocolate mixture. Makes eight servings.
Mrs O Connor shares playful dessert ideas built on dairy staples, including Lost Bread French toast with strawberry preserves and sour cream layers, and Chocolate Buttermilk Waffles. The piece blends memory of Flag Day with baked goods and a card of thanks for hospital visitors and helpers.
A reflection on social divides tied to climbing status where advancement in life or class prompts snobbery and condescension toward those not sharing the upward path. The piece suggests humility as a counterforce to arrogance among the ambitious.
Miss Patricia Kay Blackmon of Austin wed James Alex Spradling Jr. in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. The couple counts Oma Lee Blackmon and Youra Blackmon among the bride’s kin with Winters grandparents B. E. O'Dell. The bride and groom are Travis and Austin High School graduates.
Dale Moore Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. T. H. Worthington with Mrs. Dorsett presiding. Mrs. Smith read the call to prayer. Mrs. Dorsett spoke about a recent missionary circle visit to a Jewish Synagogue in Dallas. Refreshments were served to several members.
Jimmie and Van Whittenberg and family thank everyone for cards visits flowers gifts and food while in hospital and after returning home in Abilene.
The Wingate Sew and Sew Club met in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church with Mrs. Clifford Burrow as hostess. Thirteen members attended. The next meeting is planned at the Methodist Church on June 22 with Mrs. Jammie Burrow as hostess and gifts to be exchanged. There will be no meetings in July and August.
Members of the Dorcas Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held a picnic in City Park last Thursday as their regular social meeting. Attendees included Mesdames Velma Hart Lois Collins Lora Coupland Artie Smith Ida Maude Davis Ruby Baker Jewel Gardner Lettie Davis Lizzie Whitley and Stella Johnston.
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