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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
2
Mr and Mrs James Button Little announce the arrival of a baby boy March 7 at Taylor Clinic Lubbock. The infant weighs 8 pounds 11 ounces and is named Michael James. Grandparents are J D Hart of Lubbock and Bud Little of Winters.
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Mary Martha Circle of the Womans Society of Christian Service met Tuesday morning at the Rose home 421 East Dale. Mrs M L Dobbins presided briefly. devotional by Garland Shook. program Under Our Imprint led by W W Parramore with all members taking part. Closing prayer by H Q Abbott. refreshments served to listed members.
A casual note counsels to secure metal-case shells with a rubber band to silence rattling while outdoors. It also mentions tarantulas having a delicate touch, adding a quirky observation to outdoor survival tips.
District Director Ellis Campbell Jr notes a sharp rise in correctly prepared returns yet many simple mistakes persist. He urges filers not to mail immediately, but to set aside a day or two for a thorough review of omitted income or deductions, arithmetic errors, and accurate names and addresses, including correct W-2 copies and signatures.
Regular business and social Dorcas Sunday School session of First Baptist Church met Thursday evening at 212 North Main Street. Mrs. Grover Davis presided. Mrs. Lora Coupland read minutes. devotional titled It Works I Know It Works used John 3 16 and Romans 6 23. Bible quiz conducted. refreshments served to listed members.
The Texas Forest Service completed its first fire tower installation at the E. O. Siecke State Park marking a milestone in regional wildfire surveillance. The tower stands as a key readiness asset for early detection and response to forest fires.
General Telephone & Electronics Corporation GT&E and Western Utilities Corporation plus its affiliates announce a principal merger plan. Shareholder meetings and formal merger agreements needed. GT&E to issue 0.8 GT&E share for each Western Utilities share and one GT&E share for each affiliate share. Western Utilities and affiliates provide telephone and water services in western and southwestern states, California areas.
A safety warning describes making a fire starter by filling empty shot gun shells with paraffin, leaving a half inch headroom, and shredding the remainder as a fuse. The method presents dangerous handling and ignition risks.
The Sub Deb Club met Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Dunn with Kathy as hostess Judy Smith led the session and Judy Kettler read the minutes The group assigned shifts for a car wash to be held at Red mans Texaco on South Main Street They discussed home coming decorations and food and set a home coming Tea for March 28 from 2 to 4 at City Hall The next meeting will be at Nickie Eoff s residence
A Winters Texas club meeting featured guest speaker Mrs Bachman and a Hairstyles program by Judy Kettler. Members read a scandal and the roster included Marsha Hays Karen Knapp Judy Kettler Judy Williams Judy Smith Jan Byrd Patsy Winton Katherine Grissom Sherry Standford Kathy Dunn Susane Roberts Karen Pierce Kay Green and Mary Young. Club closed with benediction. There are four national forests in Texas.
Hunters can recover arrows after dark by placing reflector tape on shafts and using a flashlight to locate the shafts. The tip suggests marking arrows for easier nighttime recovery and safety while hunting.
A simple improvised fire starter mixes sawdust with kerosene and stores it in screwtop cans. The mixture ignites reliably even in wet weather and is handy for trips afield.
A diamond is described as turning to graphite when heated to 1000 degrees Celsius. The claim notes that intense heat alters the carbon structure from diamond to graphite through high-temperature exposure.
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