Officers Installed For Eastern Star At Recent Meet
At a recent Eastern Star Chapter meeting Mrs Wallie Bran non welcomed guests and introduced installing officer H P Largent Byron tobe presided as Worthy Patron Mrs Wayne Sims was installed as Worthy Matron Dr Z J Hale Worthy Patron Mrs Z I Hale secretary Miss Eunice Polk treasurer Mrs Ellen Meyers chaplain Mrs Jamnita Taft Marshall Mrs Sarah Wright Associate Conductress Also installed were associate patron John J Swatchsue Associate Matron Mrs Joe Irvin Ada Mrs James Hinds Ruth Mrs Ernest Wilson Esther Mrs J Swatchsue Martha Mrs W R Kennedy Electa Mrs Ruby Rosson Louise Waggoner was installed as musician at the regular meeting on Monday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Chapter
Wallie Brannon
H. P. Largent
Byron Tobe
Wayne Sims
Z. J. Hale
Z. I. Hale
Eunice Polk
Ellen Meyers
Jamnita Taft
Marshall
Sarah Wright
Camp attenders from Del Rio visit Presbyterian camp
Among those attending the Presbyterian Camp at Buffalo Gap this week are Mary Lou Wilkerson and her cousin May Leathers of Del Rio, Kay Lynn Rives, Tommy and Bennie Morrison. Rev. and Mrs. Graham and Mrs. C. T. Rives accompanied the group to Buffalo Gap Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Gap
Mary Lou Wilkerson
May Leathers
del Rio
Kay Lynn Rives
Tommy
Bennie Morrison
Graham
C. T. Rives
Wasps vary in social and solitary living styles
Some species of wasps live in social groups while others lead solitary lives. The behavior spans the spectrum from cooperative colonies to independent foraging individuals.
Party Planned for New Class of Candy Stripers
A coke party has been planned for prospective members of a new class of the Junior Volunteers of the Winters Municipal Hospital to be held Friday June 26 at 5 pm at City Park. All current Candy Stripers members and their mothers and prospective members and their mothers are invited. Installation of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Municipal Hospital
Mrs Ray Caskey Attended Two Day Meet In Brownwood
Venita Caskey a cashier for Southwestern States Telephone returned to Winters after a two day commercial training seminar in Brownwood. E H Utzman the commercial superintendent said the seminar aimed to update cashiers on commercial practices tariffs and the employee sales program. About 38 cashiers from the four state area were slated to attend June training sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venita Caskey
Southwestern States Telephone
Brownwood
E. H. Utzman
Mrs Oscar Hunt Visits Sister In Lubbock Home
Mrs Oscar Hunt of Lubbock is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs J D Sowell in this city.
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Oscar Hunt
Lubbock
J. D. Sowell
Presbyterians Plan Vacation Church School Start
First Presbyterian Church will open Vacation Church School on Monday June 22 with 8 15 a m registrations. Classes for ages 4 to 14 under Pastor Rev Edgar H Graham with teachers Mrs Roger Robinson Linda Hill primaries Mrs B J Robinson and Mrs Bud Smith Juniors Mrs George R Hill and Ginger Gardner Junior Highers. Closing exercises set for 10 20 Friday morning. Everyone invited to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Edgar H. Graham
Roger Robinson
Linda Hill
B. J. Robinson
Bud Smith
George R. Hill
Ginger Gardner
Adams Family Holds Winters Reunion in Weekend Gathering
Descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Adams Sr. who settled in Winters in 1888 met at John W. Adams Sr. home for a family reunion. Attendees included Ernest Adams of Madill Oklahoma and his son Mike Morris of Amarillo, Clifton Adams of Oklahoma City, Hollis Warner family from Hickman California, Isabel May and Mary of Alameda California, Leonard Bennett line from Abilene, C. H. Eckstein and Angela Eckstein of Ingram Texas, J. E. Hill and Mandella Hill, J. W. Adams Jr. and Alice Adams of Winters, with Mrs. Ella Bennett of Boerne unable to attend. Only three living children remain: Mrs. Bennett, John, and Ernest Adams.
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A. F. Adams Sr
Winters
John W. Adams Sr
Adams
Ernest Adams
Madill
Oklahoma
Mike Morris
Amarillo
Clifton Adams
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hollis Warner
Roger Lee
Kurt
Bret
Hickman California
Isabel A. May
Mary
Alameda
California
Leonard Bennett
Royce
Joyce
Abilene
C. H. Eckstein
Angela
Karen Kessler
Ingram
Texas
J. E. Hill
Mandella Hill
J. W. Adams, Jr
Alice Adams
Ella G. Bennett
Boerne
Bennett
John
Wood Family Visit in Astoria Home
Oregon visitors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ray Wood and daughters Kim and Tami stay with Floyd and his wife during a community visit to Astoria.
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Oregon
Floyd Ray Wood
Kim and
Tami
Astoria
Floyd Wood
States restrict contents of stuffed toys in California and Pennsylvania
Only California and Pennsylvania have laws governing what may be placed inside stuffed toys sold in those states. The rules specify acceptable fillings to protect consumers, with penalties for violations and enforcement by state agencies.
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States
California
Pennsylvania
Modern Marina Planned at Inks Lake State Park
The Parks and Wildlife Department authorized a year round fishing marina at Inks Lake near Burnet. A private concessionaire will operate it with the state sharing in modest profits. The 390 foot structure extends over water up to 100 feet, includes heated enclosed space, and open air fishing along 100 feet of walkways. Capacity for 200 people, estimated cost 25 000 dollars, ready by August 1964. Inks Lake, part of the Highland Lakes chain, is noted for black bass white bass and crappie fishing.
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Inks Lake State Park
Parks and Wildlife Department
J. Weldon Watson
Burnet
Inks Lake
Watson
Austin
Third Largest Meteor Crater Near Odessa Texas
The third largest meteor crater in the United States lies ten miles southwest of Odessa Texas. The site draws interest from geologists and tourists seeking a glimpse of impact history and varied terrestrial formations.
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U. S
Odessa
Texas
Bighorn Sheep Restored at Black Gap Wildlife Area
Parks and Wildlife reports a successful bighorn restoration at Black Gap in Brewster County. From an initial 9 animals captured in 1958, the herd has grown to 22 head in a 427 acre pasture at 2,800 feet. Biologist Hailey says reproduction exceeded expectations and surplus may be released within 3 to 4 years. The project aligns with the department's goal of diverse wildlife populations.
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Parks and Wildlife Department
Tommy Hailey
Arizona
Black Gap
Big Bend
Texas
E. A. Walker
Department
Hailey
Texas Game and Fish
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas Wildlife Con
Funeral attendance noted for Coleman services
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Crockett and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Millis of Sweetwater attended the funeral of Mrs. A. T. Williams in Coleman on Tuesday, with Mrs. Frank Bates also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Crockett
C. W. Millis
Sweetwater
Frank. Bates
A. T. Williams
Coleman
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Enterprise
Eastern Star
Ray Caskey
Sowell
Tax Equalization Board of the
City of Winters
Enco
Humble
Bob Loyd
Winters, Texas
Humble America
OIL & Refining Company
Jonah Eckert
Ben Faubion
Fort Worth
Melba Edwards
Oscar Brown
FORD
Chevrolet
Waddell Chevrolet Co
Hawaii
Mike Jones
Harvey D. Jones
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Missouri
Honolulu
Haiwaii
St. Francis Hospital
Riverside
Dad
Banlon
Tad An
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