Elizabeth Spill and David Bradley Plan September Wedding
Mr and Mrs Walter A Spill announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Grace to David Ross Bradley of Denison. The wedding is set for Friday Sept 1 at St John Lutheran Church. Elizabeth is a junior and David a senior at Texas Technological College in Lubbock, both graduates of local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Grace Spill
David Ross Bradley
Walter A. Spill
Elizabeth Grace
Denison
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Miss Spill
Winters High School
L. R. Bradley
Johns- Manville Manufacturing Company
Denison High School
New gadgets spark wonder and warnings on modern life
The piece surveys emerging devices from heated electric combs and plastic wooden shoes to battery towel dispensers and vaporizers, noting marketers target many markets and the Commerce Department eyeing recycling. It argues progress brings risks and responsibilities, citing transportation shifts from camel to modern speed and the dual nature of invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Winters Enterprise Front Page Update Frail Community Burden
Local Winters report tracks ongoing community struggles as residents confront economic strain and social changes amid a tight rural setting. Officials outline plans for aid, infrastructure, and youth programs to stabilize the town’s future.
Reader asks if average criminal serves less time than juror who convicted him
The question compares typical prison terms for criminals with the length of time a juror serves after convicting them. It notes no standard rule. sentencing varies by case and jurisdiction and jurors do not serve prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Underground of con games prey on the poor and elderly
Roger Babson warns of a thriving underground of con schemes aimed at naive and elderly victims. Scammers pose as helpful service providers in heating, plumbing, home repairs, and mail order ventures, with ads and bait prices leading to higher charges and unsafe practices. Government and consumer groups urge caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Better Business Bureau
Brooklyn Bridge
Hamburg
AAA
ALA
Mrs C H Stoecker Hosts Dale Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs Carroll Stoecker was hostess for the Dale Sewing Club on Tuesday afternoon. Members worked on the club quilt and were served refreshments. Visitors included Mrs Boyd Bedford and several others. the club plans to meet again June 27 with Mrs Norbet Ueckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Stoecker
Dale Sewing Club
Tip McKnight
E. E. Thormeyer
I. W. Rogers
Ernest Smith
August Stoecker
Clifton Davis
Norbet Ueckert
Leland Hoppe
Charlie Adams
Marvin Traylor
Carl Baldwin
Walter Kruse
Jack Whittenberg
Emma Henniger
Boyd
Ladies Host Shower For Couple At Pumphrey Church
The Ladies of Pumphrey Baptist Church held an informal shower and community party in the fellowship hall for Miss Robbie Davidson and Richard Puckett, who are to be married June 30. Cookies and punch were served to about 50 guests. Gift packages were opened and admired by the couple and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Davidson
Richard Puckett
Pumphrey Baptist Church
Condra Home Hosts Visiting Family Members
Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Condra last week included Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Denson with sons Rickey and Kerry of Big Spring, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haupt of Rockdale, and Mrs. Emma Kiefer with Mrs. Alma Haupt of Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condra
Floyd Condra
B. H. Denson and Sons
Rickey and
Kerry
Big Spring
Albert Haupt
Rockdale
Emma Kiefer
Alma Haupt
Winters
Agriculture to curb rural migration and boost small towns
Department of Agriculture directs rural development to expand county planning and services in rural areas. Assistant Secretary Baker says a one stop service concept will help leaders identify development obstacles, prepare plans, and access government and private services to revitalize smaller communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Hoffman
Department of Agriculture
Hoffman
John A. Baker
USDA
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Baker
Extension Service
Farmers Home Administration
Soil Conservation Service
State Conservationist
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Farmer Home Administration
Consumer and Marketing Service
Farmer Cooperative Service
Forest Service
Visit Highlights Family Ties In West Texas And Mississippi
Mrs. Claude Williams and daughter Mrs. John Reesensky and her young son returned Saturday to Greenville Mississippi after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Collinsworth. Relatives visiting last week included Bruce Waggoner and children of Odessa, David Howard and children of San Angelo, Jack Nixon of Ballinger, Bran of Abilene, Mrs. Lee England, Mrs. W. E. Colburn, and Mrs. Howard Thompson of Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Williams
John Reesensky
Little Son
Greenville
Mississippi
E. C. Collinsworth
Williams
Collinsworth
Bruce Waggoner
Odessa
David Howard
San Angelo
Jack Nixon
Ballinger
Bran
Abilene
Lee England
W. E. Colburn
Howard Thompson
Brownwood
California Airman Doyle Riddle Visit Ties Families
Airman 3 C Doyle Riddle of George Air Force Base California met his parents Mr and Mrs Coy Riddle of Abilene and Mr and Mrs Bede England during a recent visit. Mrs Riddle formerly Donna England plans to return to California with her husband to live in Apple Valley California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Doyle Riddle
George Air Force Base
Coy Riddle
Abilene
Bede England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omar Burleson
M. C
Texas
the Winters Enterprise
the Winters State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and
Federal Reserve System
Roger Babson
C. H. Stoecker
Ladies of Pumphrey Baptist Church
Baker's
Rural Electrification Administration
The
Agriculture Research Service
Cooperative State Research Service
the Economic Research Service
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Statistical Reporting Service
Wrangler
Hip-Hugger
Dupont
Tere
Garlinda
Jo Crouch
Buddy Wayne Miller
Garland H. Crouch
Wayne Miller
Miss Crouch
Jim Ned
Southside Baptist Church
Jamaica
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