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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
8
Practical guidance on pruning shrubs for health rather than formal shapes. Emphasizes letting ornamentals keep their natural form, thinning rather than heavy trimming, and yearly renewal to maintain size and vigor. Advises careful plant selection and proper placement to avoid constant pruning burdens.
Thimble Theatre star Popeye and his troupe head to Crystal City on March 17 for a gala Spinach Festival. Segar’s comic cast joins the Texas Centennial festivities as the town proclaims Popeye mayor and Olive Oyl queen, with Wimpy as meat inspector.
Messrs Earl Chapmond and Joe Crockett hosted a fish fry after a two to three day Pecos fishing trip last week. About forty nine to fifty guests were served with ample fish and peppermint candy from O D Bradford. Various local families attended including the Deikes Stehles Queens Worthingtons Smiths Tunnell and others.
A Chicago visitor recalls his own New York memories while noting Staten Island’s surprising appeal. He muses on fashion lines from Paris to Fifth Avenue, the Rookery lunch club on Wall Street, and the Met Opera’s funding woes, then reflects on spring’s hope for the city’s riverfront poor and house cleaning duties.
Pauline and Josephine Deike with Olga Deike and the Eve family visited near Ballinger. Frank and Mrs Eve and daughter joined Earl and Mrs Chapman for a Tuesday gathering. H M Roberts senior ill at Roberts home hopes for a quick recovery. Johnnie Minzenmayer hosted Sunday dinner with the Crockett family. Hildagarde and R C Kurtz from Eagle Branch spent the weekend with Frank and Dicke grandparents Mr and Mrs Deike and Mr and Mrs Kurta. Herman Andrae called on the Dickes Sunday afternoon. Mrs B By Smith visited sister Mrs Rube Kisser of Harmony Saturday night and Sunday. Farmers all glad for the gala last Saturday.
The Wendels Administrators uncovered 11588.78 in cash in the Fifth Avenue residence and fifty dollars in the Irvington home. The Fifth Avenue house has been torn down and the small white poodle suffered severe eczema, leading to chloroform treatment. The last of the Wendels has departed. Mrs. Dewey Marshall and daughter June attended the Sealy-Knowles wedding in Santa Anna. A son was born March 8 to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Vinson of Overton, known locally as Miss Jonah Denton. Beautiful clothes cannot conceal a bad temperament. Look up even if you are going down. A variety of gas savers are on offer but the best gas saver is a rainy Sunday.
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