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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
16
Congressman 0 C Fisher outlines a campaign to curb obscenity and pornography shipped by mail, calling for stronger state and federal laws and public cooperation. He notes recent increases in immigration and urges limits on Mexican contract and permanent immigration to ease farm labor.
Researchers urge Gulf Coast fishermen to return colored shrimp with blue and green heads released near Galveston to track brown shrimp movement. About 24 000 tinted shrimp released locally, 12 000 off Florida previously. Fifty cents paid per shrimp returned. report location. Tags also placed on Spanish mackerel in Port Aransas Rockport area. deliver tagged fish to the Game and Fish Commission or Marine Laboratory in Rockport.
Mrs. Cotton Robertson and her son Earl Douglas of Austin visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Robertson. Mr. Robertson is expected to arrive Friday for a visit.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Robertson relocate to Dallas where he assumes his duties as pastor of Minters Chapel. He will enter Perkins Seminary in Dallas in September.
Ben Colburn has completed basic training at Fort Chafee Arkansas and is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs V E Colburn. He will report to Fort Ord California on June 26.
Mrs. Paul Eisenstein and her daughter from Dallas are visiting the Herman family. Mr. Eisenstein is expected Friday to spend the weekend. The writer remarks on being grateful for family support and being around grandchildren.
Mrs. Loss Williams 77 of Winters died Friday at Pecan Grove Rest Home Sweetwater after three months in care. Funeral services were Saturday at 4 pm in First Methodist Church Winters with Rev. E L Craig officiating and burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Grandsons were pallbearers. Survivors include four daughters four sons two sisters and twenty one grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.
Floyd B. Ellington of the San Angelo Social Security office explains the 1958 amendments introduce an earnings test for monthly benefits. Beneficiaries earning over 1200 but under 2080 dollars annually may still receive checks in months with wages under 100 dollars or lack of self employment.
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