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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1959

Page

2

Fort Worth Stocker Sale Hits 157.80 Average for 3902 Head

The March 5 Fort Worth stocker and feeder cattle sale drew an overflow crowd. Ted Gouldy reported 3,902 head sold at an average of 157.80 with 419 sold private treaty. Total receipts were 605,748.98, and 4,371 cattle arrived. The event marked Fort Worth’s first auction in 36 years despite blustery weather. Major packers and Durward Lewter participated, with prices for steers, heifers, lambs, and goats detailed.

Fort Worth Ted Gouldy The Market Institute Con Durward Lewter Lewter Lubbock Dickens County FFA Taylor County

Texas Day Program Presented At Club Meeting Thursday

The Literary and Service Club met at the Randolph home for a Texas Day program with talks on The Theft of Fire How the Buffalo Came to Texas Legend of the Corn and Legend of the Blue Bonnet. Members signed scrolls endorsing the driver education law and planned a District 6 Federation delegation.

Literary and Service Club J. T. Randolph Floyd Sims C. L. Speer H.M. Nichols Texas Sally Gray W. D. Sanders J. W. Bahlman Brownwood Abilene J. C. Jarrell M. G. Middlebrook Claude Tatum H. M. Nichols Lee Harrison Sallie Gray J. W. Rahiman Charles Kruse Jr Russel Mote Fredric Poe B. T. Shoemake L. E. Low

Gladden Guests at Abilene Motel Association Luncheon

Mr and Mrs J B Gladden attended a luncheon at the Holiday Inn Abilene during District 4 West Texas Motel Association monthly meeting.

J. B. Gladden Holiday Inn Abilene District 4 West Texas Motel Association

Hog market rises as good hogs hit sixteen seventy five

Hog prices edge up with good and choice hogs selling from sixteen to sixteen seventy five. Over two hundred fifty pound hogs bring fifteen to fifteen seventy five. Sows fetch thirteen to fourteen and pigs around fifteen.

St Patrick Theme Used In Garden Club Meeting

Winters Garden Club met at City Hall with a St Patrick theme. Hostesses were Mrs O D Bradford Mrs John Curry and Mrs John Minzenmayer. Officers reported and a Red Cross donation was approved. Next meeting March 31 at Mrs A W Libbes home. The program centered on botanical names origins and culture of imported plants with several plant themed talks and a bake sale planned for March 14 and 28.

St. Patrick Winters Garden Club City Hall Mesdames O. D. Bradford John Curry John Minzenmayer J. B. Gladden American Red Cross A. W. Libbe Jolly Africa South America

WSCS Circles Hold Regular Meetings Tuesday Morning

Woman's Society of Christian Service circles met Tuesday morning at the Homer Hudgins and Elmo Mayhew homes. Mary Martha Circle heard devotional topics and hymns, while Ruth Circle discussed He Lives with scripture readings. Next events include a Brownwood seminar Tuesday and a general meeting on March 31 at the church.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Homer Hudgins Elmo Mayhew Mary Martha W. J. Poe W. T. Stanley Carl Baldwin Poe Emmaus Road J. D. Vinson Garland Ella Ritch Hudgins Ruth Circle Gattis Neely Jim Edwards Frank Mitchell Thad Traylor G. W. Comegys R. P. Weeks W. W. Parramore

Wanda West Weds Bill Mundy in Fort Worth

Mrs R Q West announces the marriage of Wanda West to Bill Mundy on March 5 in Fort Worth. Officiating was Dr Mario Benitez with only attendants Mr and Mrs Les Gandy. Wanda Wes t is a Winters High School and Texas Wesleyan College graduate, now with Fort Worth Public School System. Mundy is a Sanger High School graduate who attended Texas Wesleyan and played for the Ram basketball team. They will reside at 1500 Withers in Fort Worth.

R. Q. West Wanda Bill Mundy Ross Mundy Sanger Mario Benitez Fort Worth Les Gandy Texas Wesleyan College Mundy Sanger High School Ram Withers, Fort Worth

Dale Sewing Club Meets At Vogler Home

Dale Sewing Club held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Vogler. Quilting was done by the group and refreshments of cake coffee and punch were served to Mesdames Clifford Lehman Oma Traylor Reese Jones Charlie Adams August Stoecker I. W. Rogers Marvin Traylor Carol Stoecker C. C. Whitmire Wilburn Phelps and Miss Effie Lehman. The next meeting will be at Miss Emma Henniger’s home.

Dale Sewing Club Vogler Henry Vogler Clifford Lehman Oma Traylor Reese Jones Charlie Adams August Stoecker I. W. Rogers Marvin Traylor Carol Stoecker C. C. Whitmire Wilburn Phelps Effie Lehman Emma Henniger

Sunday Visitors From San Angelo

John Jennings and his daughter visited his brother W. H. Jennings and family. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Ray Jones of San Angelo for the Sunday gathering at the Jennings home.

John Jennings Ray Jones San Angelo W. H. Jennings

Chat and Sew Club Meeting in Burton Home

The Chat and Sew Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Lonnie Burton's home. Members, including Mrs. John Minzenmayer Mrs. Cullen Busher Mrs. L Ernst Mrs. Fred Mabry Mrs. B D Jobe Mrs. Carson Easterly Johnny Pierce and a new member Mrs. Ed Donica, shared handwork and quilting for the hostess. A note mentions March 24 at Mrs. Carson Easterly's home.

Burton John Minzenmayer Cullen Busher L. Ernst Fred Mabry B. D. Jobe Carson Easterly Johnny Pierce Ed Donica

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Doris Dodson N. Main WSCS Wanda West Chat and Lonnie Burton Pontiac Crockett FORD
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