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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1961

Page

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Committee to Seek Funds for Un American Activities Work

The House Un American Activities Committee is likely to receive funding for next year despite criticism from communists and liberal critics. Hearings before the House Administration Committee supported continuing funds, with support from a majority of Representatives. Separately, battles grow in Congress over reducing the 27 one-half percent depletion allowance for oil producers, with advocates arguing the present rate is fair given exploration costs and well lifespans.

House Un-American Activites Committee University of Southern California Harvard University of Nebraska House Administration Tee Serearee House of Representatives Congress

A. T. Jobe Honored On 77th Birthday

A. T. Jobe was toasted at his home on his seventy seventh birthday with a family dinner Sunday. Nine of his eleven children attended along with eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Relatives convened from Midland Mc Kinney Sherman Iowa Park Sweetwater Carlsbad Hobbs Ballinger Winters and Fort Worth to celebrate.

A. T. Jobe O. C. Boswell Midland J. E. Kissinger Andy Cross McKinney Gene Hall Kissinger Sherman Marlin Terrell Iowa Park Eugene Fenske Sweetwater A. F. Jobe Carlsbad N. M L. H. Turnbow Hobos Howard Jobe Fort Worth W. C. Jobe Ballinger Alvis Jobe B. D. Jobe Juanita Taft Winters

Victory Club Hosts Wednesday Meeting At Home

Mrs. Victor White acted as hostess for a Victory Club gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Dick Dunlap led the business session while Mrs. Thomas Stanley presented the program. Attending were Mrs. Dick Dunlap, Mrs. Thomas Stanley, Miss Flov Hickson, Mrs. J. M. Hickson, Mrs. H. E. White, Mrs. Jim Eoff, Mrs. T. F. Ragsdale and Mrs. Glenn Eager.

Victor White Victory Club Dick Dunlap Thomas Stanley Flov Hickson J. M. Hickson H. E. White Jim Eoff T. F. Ragsdale Glenn Eager

Americans buy fewer fresh vegetables now than 20 years ago

Today the average American purchases about 12 percent fewer fresh vegetables while buying more frozen and canned vegetables, rising by over 50 percent since two decades ago. The shift shows a clear change in consumer habits and storage preferences.

Autonomous house concept aired at Diversity Club

Mrs Earl Roach presented a program on future living at the Diversity Club meeting at the Middleton home. She described an autonomous house powered by the sun with a plastic bubble yard and a bubble-domed exterior, plus rapid advances from architect Buckminster Fuller.

Earl Roach Diversity Club W. B. Middleton Roach Roy Young W. T. Billups Ballinger Mesdames G. W. Comegys C. R. Bellis W. T. Bill

Former Residents Moore to Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Moore of Lubbock, formerly of Runnels County, plan an open house on Sunday March 5 from 2 to 4 p m at 3108 Avenue J in Lubbock to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed March 5 1911 in Enloe. Mrs. Moore is Magie Campbell of Enloe. The couple moved to Runnels County in 1924 and to Lubbock in 1946 and have eight children, fourteen grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.

Luther F. Moore Lubbock Runnels County Avenue J Moore Enloe Brewer Maggie Campbell Nevada Gray Littlefield Faye Creagan Miami Fla Millie Tate Colorado City Yvonne Tannery Clinton Spade Jay T Dalton Comer W. Moore

The Dream Cometh Study by WMS at First Baptist

The Women’s Missionary Society held a three hour study session Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall. Members presented chapters of The Dream Cometh about Luther Rice, with life sketches, readings, a worship period, and a closing group prayer.

WMS Luther Rice Women’s Missionary Society First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Lord Roberson R. D. Collins William A. Carleton Royce Pope David Carroll J. F. Priddy C. E. Whitmire

Winters Public Schools Lunchroom Menu Change Notice

Winters Public Schools lists weekly lunch options from March 6 to March 8 with a typo in March 4 and a no school day on Friday March 1. Menu includes hamburger or sandwiches, baked ham, fried chicken, roast beef, sides like potatoes and beans, desserts, and milk.

Winters Public Schools

George Washington Motif Used In Party Decorations

A George Washington themed dinner and game party was held at Winters Country Club on Thursday evening for members and wives. Hosts included Mel Raymon Lloyd Jack Harrison W M Bunger J E Roye W G Bedford H B Livingston and L E Goss. Dinner featured red damask settings red carnations and a white bust of Washington with red and white hatchets on quarter tables. After dinner forty-two and bridge were played with guests including James Hinds Mrs Bob Best Rankin Pace Dale Jones Merrick Spill Herman Baker Pat Patterson Floyd Grant Griff Brown Max Lewis Bob Loyd Ken Knapp Art Kelly and others.

George Washington Winters Country Club Messrs Mel Raymon Lloyd Jack Harrison W. M. Bunger J. E. Roye W. G. Bedford H. B. Livingston L. E. Goss James Hinds Bob Best Rankin Pace Dale Jones Merrick Spill Herman Baker Messrs and Mesdames Pat Patterson Floyd Grant Griff Brown Max Lewis Bob Loyd Ken Knapp Art Kelly

Wilcox Couple Aids Family Visit To Winters

Mr and Mrs of Wilcox Arizona Kate of Winters left Friday to help after a few days tives They will visit daughter Mrs and family in s nl returning to Arizona.

Wilcox, Ariz Kate Winters Snl Arizona

Gratitude Note From Guest After Recent Stay

A guest writes to express appreciation for thoughtful gestures during and after a recent stay. The note thanks the host for the care shown and the kindness received, highlighting the warm hospitality and attention to detail.

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