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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

7

Mountain Lions Decline Across Texas Says Wildlife Report

A Texas Parks and Wildlife Department study estimates 65 to 135 mountain lions remain in Texas. Biologist Dennis N Russell notes extinction in East Texas before 1900 and current confinement to rugged areas of the Big Bend Trans-Pecos and South Texas brush country with small pockets near Possum Kingdom Lake. The report ranks the bobcat as thriving versus other native cats like the ocelot and jaguar.

Austin Texas Texas Parks and Wildlife Department North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference Dennis N. Russell East Texas Big Bend Trans-Pecos South Texas Brush Country Edwards Plateau Possum Kingdom Lake Russell

Winters Enterprise Local Briefs March 12, 1971

Winters residents hear updates on community events and upcoming meetings. Report highlights include school activities, town projects, and notices from local groups.

Winters Enterprise Texas

Texas Lions Edge Toward Extinction Amid Hunting Pressure

A report cites gloom over Texas lions with margay extinct in Texas and jaguars rarely seen. Population estimates focus on resident breeding lions in Trans Pecos Guadalupe Sierra Diablo Chinati mountains with drifters from Mexico. Approximately 50 lions remain in South Texas and about 10 in the Possum Kingdom area as biologists warn of further losses without protection.

Texas Mexico Central America Rio Grande Russell Trans-Pecos Guadalupe Sierra Diablo Chinati Davis Mountains South Texas Edwards Plateau

Health for all taking TB off the map

The article outlines TB control advances including outpatient treatment, patient responsibility, and rapid diagnosis. It notes the need for case detection, consistent therapy, and improved lab follow‑up, plus a new live-lung observation method by Dr. Richard Harbord at Northwestern.

Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Northwestern University School of Medicine Chicago Richard Harbord

J O Y Sunday School Class Meeting Notes

The JOY Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. R. Q. Marks home for a business session and social. Members answered roll call with Bible verses and prayers were led by Mrs. Jack Pierce. Devotional by Mrs. Raymond Schwartz. The group discussed Betty Crocker coupon project for the Arizona Reservation and Home Missions. Attendees included Mesdames Lord Ronerson, Jack Pierce, G. W. Sneed, Raymond Schwartz, Ray Laughan, M. W. Boles, G. W. Sneed, R. O. Marks, and co hostess Mrs. Carl Pendergrass.

JOY First Baptist Church R. Q. Marks Jack Pierce Raymond Schwartz Betty Crocker Arizona Reservation Home Missions Mesdames Lord Ronerson G. W. Sneed Ray Laughan M. W. Boles R. O. Marks Carl Pendergrass

Winters Girls Place in County Food Show

Five Winters 4-H Club girls from Runnels County earned ribbons at the Food Show in Ballinger on March 6. Debbie Carey won second for O'Harry bars, Susan Bentley second for oat meal cookies, Marilyn Powers for peanut butter oats cookies, Rhonda Carter for fluffy meat loaf, and Leslie Dunlap took third for a Mexican salad.

Runnels Ballinger Debbie Carey Robert Carey Susan Bentley Tructt Bentley Marilyn Powers James Powers Rhonda Carter Frank Carter Leslie Dunlap Dick Dunlap

Nan Wright Circle Meeting Report

Regular Nan Wright Circle of WSCS at First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning with Mrs. Clarence Hambright presiding. Mrs. Susie Baker led prayer and Mrs. Frank Mitchell led the second study of the Psalms. Members were served coffee juice and doughnuts.

Nan Wright WSCS First United Methodist Church Clarence Hambright Susie Baker Frank Mitchell

Millorns Visit Abilene Family Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Millorn visited in Abilene at the home of Bill's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Teten, on Sunday.

Bill Millorn Bill Irvin Teten Abilene

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