Ladies of Chit Chat Club Quilt for Mrs Osbourne
The Ladies of the Chit Chat Club met Monday in the Hopewell Church Fellowship Hall and quilted a quilt for Mrs Therone Osbourne. Eight members and two visitors attended and a noon buffet was served.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
3
The Ladies of the Chit Chat Club met Monday in the Hopewell Church Fellowship Hall and quilted a quilt for Mrs Therone Osbourne. Eight members and two visitors attended and a noon buffet was served.
School meals listed for March 19 to 23 include Frankfurter Rice casserole with sides on Monday, Southern fried chicken on Tuesday, Steak with gravy on Wednesday, hot dogs or sandwich on Thursday, and Tuna Runa with sides on Friday. Milk or chocolate milk offered daily along with assorted desserts and sides.
The Den Dieters Club met Monday in Mrs. Bil Milliorn’s home. Mrs. Paul Gerhardt was queen for the week. Plans were made to meet each Monday at 5 p.m. at 409 South Marunolia. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Gerhardt, Mrs. Bob King, Mrs. Bill Milliorn, Mrs. W. J. Briley, Mrs. Pearl Dunnam, Mrs. C. R. Pinkerton, plus visitors Mrs. Earl White and Carla Jo Briley.
William A. Shedd, 88, of the Shep community, died Wednesday at his home after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Shep Church of Christ with officiants from Abilene Christian College. Burial followed at Shep Cemetery. He was born December 29, 1884, in Williamson County and moved to Fisher County in 1908, later settling in Shep. Survivors include his wife Mattie, three sons Mardell Leon Glyndol, three daughters Noma Byrd Jim Norris Jud Watson, a daughter-in-law Kathleen, two brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A son Warren died in 1962.
Ernest E. Whitfield 68, a former Wingate resident, died Saturday in Baylor Hospital Dallas after months of illness. Funeral services set for 9 am Sunday at Sparkman Hillcrest with graveside rites at Wingate Cemetery. survivors include wife Elma Redwine and children H D Whitfield A C Kimbrough Phil Robinson plus steps and relatives.
A. W. Roach 97 longtime Miles resident and Runnels County elder died Tuesday in a San Angelo nursing home. Funeral at Miles Baptist Church with burial in Miles Cemetery. Survived by four sons, 13 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren, and a daughter. Card of thanks from William Carr Harkins family follows.
Virgil and Dot Awalt and children express heartfelt thanks for the food flowers memorials and the Larry Awalt Fund donations during the illness and passing of their loved one. They acknowledge every kind and thoughtful deed from friends and neighbors.
Mrs LeBelle Michaeles of Winters hosted in Winters last week. Tell Denson Myrtle Harkins burial Wilmeth Cemetery last Wednesday. Carl Harkins Winters burial Wilmeth Thursday. Shedd of Shep died Thursday service at Shep Church of Christ with burial at Shep Cemetery. Larry Awalt burial Lakeview Cemetery Winters. Ernest E Whitfield 68 died in Dallas service in Dallas and Wingate Cemetery graveside. Dozens attended from Winters Ballinger and Abilene for services and visits followed.
The Dale sewing club met at Mrs Bill Mayo home with members listed including Mrs Clif ford Lehman Mrs Clifton Davis and Mrs Norbert Ueckert. Quilt blocks were pieced and other handwork done. The next meeting is set for March 20 at Mrs Norbert Ueckert’s home.
The article underscores East Texas as the state's premier forest region, noting its vast stands, diverse timber resources, and strategic importance to industry and ecological health. It discusses management efforts, conservation priorities, and potential development pressures shaping the area.
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