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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1971
Page
3
Mrs. Juanita O'Connor notes oranges originated in Southeast Asia and the Malaya archipelago, spread to Europe, Florida, and Australia. She discusses juice benefits, cooking ideas, and a baked orange carrot gratin recipe, plus a frozen orange sherbet method for children.
The Sew and Sew Club met last week at Mrs. Doc Pinevar’s home with many members and one visitor. Quilting and embroidery classes were held, punch and cake served to ladies including MLA Lord, Bernie Hancock, J. R Flossie Kirkland, Fl-Wine, George Lloyd, Elk Fo, Vien Williams, Ed Kin, Milor Patton and others. The next meeting will be the 18th at Mrs. HO. Paik’s home.
The Enterprise Classified Columns list a weekly school menu with daily choices. Monday offers chicken with sides. Tuesday features hamburgers. Wednesday serves oven fried chicken. Thursday includes chicken fried steak. Friday presents fish fillets with sides and pie. Milk is available each day.
Mrs. M G Jackson 88 of Shep died at 9 0 p m Monday in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after a two week illness Funeral was held at 2 p m Wednesday in Shep Methodist Church Burial followed at Shep Cemetery Spill Funeral Home Winters directed She was born Lillie Anderson Jan 9 1883 in Lamar County She married M G Jackson in Lamar County Nov 3 191 They moved to Taylor County settling in Shep in 190% where she had lived the past 64 years Survivors include three sons Loy Novice Milton and Herschel all of Shep four daughters Alys Fiba Herron Brownfield Irvie Talley Win Gate Eddie Ballard and Audie White Abi line 17 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren
Biologists warn that spike bucks are often yearlings misidentified by antler size. A Texas nine county survey of 1800 deer found spikes rare, averaging 64.5 pounds versus 72.6 pounds for three or more point bucks, suggesting range improvement or harvest adjustments to improve herd quality.
The Martha Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met March 2 with Mrs. Clara McAdams in charge. Thirteen members and one visitor, Velma Hart, attended. an offering of 41 dollars was collected for Annie Armstrong. refreshments followed for listed members and guests.
Mr and Mrs Bill Millorn attended a birthday party for Bret David Burton age 4 at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs David Burton in Ballinger.
Local classifieds urge readers to list or buy small items as a quick way to clear clutter. The page highlights household goods, furniture, tools, clothing and miscellaneous objects with brief notices and contact details.
Glen Green with the Runnels Soil Conservation Service reports 2000 acres of submerged cropland converted to grassland after salinity. Bermudagrass highlighted for salted soils. seeding window March 1 to May 15. Farmers include Charlie Eubanks, W D Cooper, R T O'Dell, Audra L Mitchell, and Weldon Mills.
The Be Busy Sewing Club met Monday in the home of Mrs. Etta Bryant. Members spent the afternoon doing handwork for the hostess. The next meeting is planned for March 22 at Mrs. J C Martin’s home with nine members listed.
The Housing Authority of the City of Winters sues Horace Gomez and unknown heirs for land in Runnels County. Defendants must answer by April 4, 1971 before the County Court in Ballinger. Case No. 2377 filed February 22, 1971.
The Housing Authority of Winters seeks to acquire Lot 17, Block 29, College Heights Addition, Winters, Texas, for a Lot-Rent Housing Project. The suit targets transfer of ownership to the authority with title vesting in the Housing Authority. citation valid 90 days.
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