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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
3
Drasco and Wilmeth area churches held services with choirs and visitors. Young Women Auxiliary members attended Hardin-Simmons House Party. several baptisms and memorials noted. Families in Winters, Abilene, Brownwood and surrounding towns hosted gatherings and dinners. numerous visits, birthdays, and travel listed with local church and school figures.
Instructions describe keeping frogs and grasshoppers alive in a mason jar with crass as bait. Punch breathing holes in the lid and refrigerate cold but not freezing until ready to use. Bait reactivates when removed, with 32 Texas streams named Spring Creek.
Babson predicts tax cuts will not spark a universal boom. He argues rising living standards and greater consumer choice will shift spending toward services, travel, education, and leisure. Private education, research, and money lending may see strong gains in 1964 as consumers become more selective.
Members met at Winters Country Club to review 1964 PGA rules and set weekly 9 am sessions for business and golf. Mrs Wade White and Mrs Russell won lowest putts during the day. Attendees included Mesdames Williams Bean Harrison White Mote Robinson Gardner Hill Wade Pettus Patterson. During the Civil War gun powder for the Confederate Army was manufactured in Longhorn Cavern.
Alice Texas bears the name of Alice King Kleberg the daughter of Richard King of the King Ranch.
Funeral services were held at 3 p m Friday for Samuel Duncan Vinson 82 a former Winters native who died in an Amarillo rest home. Burial was in Trinity Memorial Park Big Spring with ministers E V Brooks H L Bingham and a Hereford pastor officiating. Survivors include five sons and five sisters and two brothers with services noting his marriage to Addie Bozeman in 1908.
Pasadena Texas is a Spanish name meaning Land of Flowers. The phrase notes the etymology of the city name reflecting its floral heritage.
Members of the Drasco Baptist Church Young Women's Auxiliary met at the Bede England home and scheduled attendance at the Hardin-Simmons University house party in Abilene. Attendees included Donna England Darlene Sneed Jeanette Lewis Claudia Browne Dana Bishop Anda Bishop Judy Hogan and sponsors Mrs Bede England and Mrs Dick Bishop.
A Galapagos finch was observed using a cactus thorn gripped in its beak to pry insects from crevices in a tree trunk. This behavior demonstrates tool use by a non-human species in a natural setting.
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