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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1975

Page

7

Health minded cattle care from Parker column

C T Parker of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service urges a strong herd health program to counter low cattle prices. He covers vaccination for Blackleg and leptospirosis, brucellosis testing, parasite control, magnesium for winter, and ample forage. He also advises adding organic matter to soil, noting two inches yearly and incorporation two weeks before planting to boost gardens in Runnels County.

Parker Texas Agricultural Extension Service Bangs Runnels County C.T. Parker

Sound Advice Promotes Hearing Aids At Abilene Meeting

A public talk at the Winters Motel in Abilene Texas outlines stigma around hearing aids and invites attendees to consult a specialist. The piece notes the benefits of organic matter for soil health including improved moisture retention nutrient availability microbial activity and slower nutrient release.

Winters Motel Scott Hearing Aid Abilene Texas

Winters Public School LUNCHROOM MENU for March 10 14 1975

The menu lists daily lunch options at Winters Public School from March 10 to March 14 1975. Items include meat patties with onion gravy and cream potatoes on Monday, chicken fried steak on Tuesday, hamburgers or combination sandwiches on Wednesday, turkey and dressing on Thursday, and pizza on Friday with standard sides and milk options.

Wingate News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health

Mrs. Kathleen Shedd spent the weekend in Amarillo. W. J. Leach of San Angelo dined with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer. Elmer Pritchard is ill. Red Harney was admitted to the Veterans Hospital in Big Spring.

Kathleen Shedd Amarillo W.J. Leach San Angelo Charles Brewer M.R. Smith Leila Harter Wheat Elmer Pritchard Grace Irvin Childers Roy Kenny Robinson Bronte C.W. Robinson O.D. Bradford Weatherford Bradford Inez Ferman Mill Winters Charlie Eubanks Louisiana Ernest Garrett W.R. Adams Abilene Red Harney Veterans Hospital Big Spring

Spirit of 76 program presented by Diversity Club

The Diversity Club met at Mrs. George Garretts home Thursday for The Spirit of 76 program led by Mrs. Joyce Krause and Mrs. Z I Hale. The group planned to assist Ballinger Woman's Club in hosting the Heart of Texas District convention in Ballinger March 21 and 22 and will host the morning coffee on March 22. Members included Mesdames Frank Brown Roy Crawford W L England Hale C R Kendrick Krause Clarence Ledbetter Earl Roach Wayne Roberts Addie Beth Stanley Fred Young Roy Young and the hostess.

Diversity Club George Garrett Joyce Krause Z.I. Hale Heart of

UM Women Met On Tuesday In First United Methodist Church

The United Methodist Women met in the parlor with Miss Margarite Mathis presiding. Mrs Gattis Neely led the opening prayer and Mrs Elmo Mayhew led a program on Mission Starts with People. Members read scriptures and performed parts of the program.

United Methodist First United Methodist Church Margarite Mathis Gattis Neely Elmo Mayhew F.R. Anderson

Dele Sewing Club Meeting

The Dale Sewing Club met at Mrs. Herman Spill home. Quilt blocks were pieced. Members present included Mesdames Carroll Stoecker Clifford Lehman Herman Spill Herbert Jacob Verge Fisher Raymond Knight Leland Hoppe Ralph McWilliams Wood Quincy Traylor Nor bert Ueckert Bill Mayo Carl Baldwin August Stoecker. The next meeting is scheduled for March 11 at Mrs. Bill Mayo home.

Dale Sewing Club Herman Spill Mesdames Carroll Stoecker Clifford Lehman Herbert Jacob Verge Fisher Raymond Knight Leland Hoppe Ralph McWilliams Wood Quincy Traylor Norbert Ueckert Bill Mayo Carl

Neighbor vows bold party for shoe scuffing offender

A resident angrily reacts to a person stepping on newly polished shoes, expressing intent to host a party aimed at the culprit. The incident centers on defacement of personal footwear and social friction within the neighborhood.

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C. T. Parker Winters Public School Wingate News Tizzy S&h Palmolive Aden ZESTA Cma Head USDA KRAFT Ater Lega Potatoes Franks Vienna Ballinger Woman's Club Mayhew Melvin Mapes W.T. Nichols Mesdames Roy Crawford Gladys Wilson Martin Middlebrook Paul Gerhardt M.L. Dobbins Dele Sewing Club Baldwin and August Stoeck Piggly
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