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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
3
Mrs Joe Erie of Fort Worth visits in the company of her sister Mrs A L Atfler and joins brothers Clend and Tom Harrell for a family gathering.
Kelly and Holly Underwood of Houston visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs E L Crecktt. N H Underwood and wife are expected Sunday for a week long stay with their family. Mrs W W Nance returns home after five weeks visiting in Houston and Tyler with her children.
A trainer suggests using a pup during night training and pocket tidbits to force nose work. Toss a treat away from the handler so the dog relies on scent to locate it in the dark. This method aims to improve the dog's tracking instincts and scenting ability.
Norton Rural High School announces sale of a 1548 GMC 42 passenger school bus. Sealed bids will be opened Tuesday night July 2 1963 at 0 o'clock. Send bids to Norton Rural High School Norton Texas marked Bus Bid. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Funeral arrangements are set for Sidmey Clayton Jackson 83 of Snep at the Shep Repoist Church Friday afternoon with Rev Thomas J. Younes officiating. Burial follows in Shep Cemetery under Spill Fonerel Home direction. Jackson died Wednesday at the Sadier Clinic Bosona after a two week hospitalization. He was born January 9 in Temmesses and lived in the area since 1914, later moving to Winters and then Shep. Surviving are his wife and five grandchildren, five sisters, one brother, and two daughters Mrs. Wende Leffer of Austin and Sire. Boor Syd Adams of Midhend. Pallbearers listed.
Sire RB W Babston of Houston and former Winters resident will travel to Sweetwater on Saturday after two weeks at the home of her sister Mr and Mrs E L Crockett.
Mr and Mrs C D Bradford of Wingate visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Wright of Weatherford during the past weekend.
Technical Sergeant Rodney Watson and Mrs. Watson will present a slide program titled Trip To the Holy Land at St John’s Lutheran Church on Fellowship Night Sunday at 7 30. The couple shot the slides during two years of service in Adana Turkey. A discussion of their travels will follow and the public is invited. Their daughter Emlyn is part of the Watson family from Rowena with relatives in the Winchester area.
Mrs. Theressa Wild Turk born in 1852 at Shulenburg Texas died Tuesday night in Winters Municipal Hospital. A Runnels County resident since 1912 she lived in the Victory community and later Winters. She was a longtime St. John Lutheran member with 27 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren.
Mrs. A D Lee arrived home from San Antonio where she had been visiting in the home of relatives. She was accompanied by Mrs. Lee Little who visited her daughter and other relatives.
Michael Nance of San Rafael California son of Mr and Mrs Truett Nance is spending the summer in the homes of his grandparents Mr and Mrs C M Gooch and Mrs W W Nance.
Mrs L B Merck was feted on her 63rd birthday with a surprise fish fry dinner hosted by daughter Mrs Sam Ihlenfeldt in Winters. Attendants included family members and neighbors. Merck has lived in Winters 42 years and has seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
From Lubbock a. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hambright of Fort Worth and Mrs. Don Watson of Lubbock are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hambright.
Mrs. Vera Mayo Colclazer, now Mrs. Bob Colclazer, traveled to Abilene to spend Friday with her sister Mrs. Myrtle Green. The visit highlighted family ties and shared memories.
More than 200 high school students from five cities attend a program led by Dr. Raymond T. Murry. The five day session at Central Texas offers training in marching, twirling, stage band, theory, and performing majors with dormitory housing and supervised social activities.
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