Wingate Notes and Family Visits Round Out Weekend
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dunn include Mrs. McAdams and Billie and Clyde Burton. Albert Weisel entered Hendrick Hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Willingham and Jim returned to Pecos after visiting her father W. H. Bagwell. Roy and Billie have gone home as Bagwell improves. Bro and Mrs Hollis Swofford and Mr and Mrs Raymond Lindsey visited the Buster Broadstreet home. Mrs Marie Hays and son Mack of Abilene visited cousin Lena Wheat. other guests were David and Ruby Bryan and Gene Wheat of Winters. W. L. Phillips is home with guests Mr and Mrs John Phillips. The Broadstreets visited Mrs Emma Doggett. Ricky Dean, in Houston for treatment, has improved and may come home around March 28 after seven months in hospitals. He is son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Dean. The correspondent visited Mr Carlton Robinson, bedfast for months, who enjoys TV. Mrs Adolph Voss, former Wingate resident, died in St John’s Hospital San Angelo and was buried in Lutheran Cemetery Winters. Local relatives are Mr and Mrs Bennie Makowsky and Mr and Mrs Edwin Voss. Mrs Virgil Awalt was honored on her birthday. cake and coffee were served at a going away party for Mrs Awalt. Her son Larry, ill in Santa Barbara, California, is not doing well, and she has flown to stay with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dunn
McAdams
Billie
Clyde Burton
Albert Weisel
Hendrick Hospital
C. H. Willingham
Jim
Pecos
W. H. Bagwell
Roy
Mr. Bagwell
Bro
Hollis Swofford
Raymond Lindsey
Marie Hays
Mack
Abilene
Lena Wheat
David
Ruby Bryan
Gene Wheats
Winters
W. L. Phillips
John Phillips
Emma Doggett
Ricky Dean
Houston
Hollis Dean
Carlton Robinson
Robinson
Adolph Voss
Wingate
St. John’s Hospital
San Angelo
Bennie Makowsky
Edwin Voss
Virgil Awalt
Pat Pritchard
Awalt
Larry
Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Luther Bagwell Died Tuesday In New Mexico
Luther Bagwell 61 of Lovington New Mexico died at 6 am Tuesday in Lovington Funeral services were held 2 pm Thursday at Spill Memorial Chapel Burial was in Bradshaw Cemetery under Spill Funeral Home direction He was born June 24 1910 in Bradshaw later moved to Lovington and married Hattie Allbright December 27 1926 Survivors include wife five sons four daughters 24 grandchildren five great grandchildren 11 sisters and many nieces and nephews across several Texas and New Mexico towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Bagwell
Lovington
N. M
Spill Memorial
Hattie
Joe
Midland
Jack
Kermit
Richard
Abilene
Louis
Charles
el Paso
Faye McDonald
Marie Brannon
Margaret Zumwalt
Patsy Lackey
Brady
Ruby Little
Winters
Eunice Little
Mable Little
San Antonio
Josie Allbright
Lorennie Roberts
Myrtle Hall
Gathlee Stephens
Violet Batham
Rattie Stephens
Garden City
Eva Dials
Carlsbad
Erin Harris
Mineral Wells
Dale Sewing Club Meeting Tuesday
The Dale Sewing Club met in the home of Mrs. Walter Kruse Tuesday. Quilt blocks were pieced for the hostess. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Carl Baldwin, Ernest Smith, Marvin Traylor, Carroll Stoecker, Verge Fisher, Quincy Traylor, Bill Mayo, Reese Jones, Charlie Adams, Herman Spill, Clifford Lehman, I. w. Rogers, Walter Kruse, Ralph McWilliams, Jack Writtenburg and Miss Emma Henniger. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Quincy Traylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sewing Club
Walter Kruse
Carl Baldwin
Ernest Smith
Marvin Traylor
Carroll Stoecker
Verge Fisher
Quincy Traylor
Bill Mayo
Reese Jones
Charlie Adams
Herman Spill
Clifford Lehman
I. W. Rogers
Ralph McWilliams
Jack Writtenburg
Emma Henniger
Be Busy Sewing Club Meeting
The Be Busy Sewing Club met at Mrs. Bill Milliorn home with Mesdames Na deen Smith Beckie Poe Etta Bryant Vada Babrston Vallie Brannon J C Martin M H Hogan G T Shott H L Parks Lewis Blackmon and Mrs Millorn present. Next meeting set for Monday March 27 at Mrs H L Parks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Nadeen Smith
David Allen
Beckie Poe
Etta Bryant
Vada Babrston
Vallie Brannon
J. C. Martin
M. H. Hogan
G. T. Shott
H. L. Parks
Lewis Blackmon
Wingate TOPS Club Plans Birthday Luncheon
The Wingate Gator TOPS Club met Monday morning to discuss plans for the birthday luncheon scheduled for next week. Mrs Ed Poehls was queen for the week. Present were Mesdames K E Beck Joe Bryan Bill Hamilton Ed Poehls Mathie Romine Myrldean Thompson and E T Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate Gator Tops Club
Ed Poehls
Mesdames
K. E. Beck
Joe Bryan
Bill Hamilton
Mathie Romine
Myrldean Thompson
E. T. Ware
Diapause Boll Weevil Control Topics In Runnels County
County agent Parker reports on diapause boll weevil control as a cost effective alternative to in season methods. The approach aims to delay weevil buildup, reduce insecticide use, and minimize impact on bollworm and budworm pests through fall applications and stalk destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Browers
Runnels County
Emory Boring
Vernon
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
C. T. Parker Jr
Crossword Puzzle Fighting Words Horizont L I Boxer
Puzzle text lists clues and partial entries for a crossword with fighting words theme. It includes references to Sugar Ray, Max Schmeling, Tunney, and other entries across and down with various wordplay hints. The final answer line indicates a solution phrase.
Word Puzzle Clues Missing Letters From a List
A fragmented clue set lists numbers and words such as 23 Refute 38 Amino acid 24 Direction 40 German songs 25 Girl's name 41 Wrath 26 Malicious a Crescent using aclose ines is oomat e 29 Afternoon 47 Small parties contribution 31 Nearly 48 Asterisk 33 Bazaars 50 Marble and others with garbled OCR.
Southside WMU Observes Week of Prayer Theme
The Women's Missionary Union of the Southside Baptist Church held an all day meeting at the church to observe the Week of Prayer Expect Attempt Great Things for America with a noon covered dish lunch. Attendees included Mesdames Virgil Fisher John Baty Bob King Joe DeLa Cruz E J Reid Virgil James Elwood Wade W P Rice Charlie Sprinkle Fred Young W D Waggoner and visitors Mrs Felton Jackson Mrs Adam Lopez and James Lynn Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Union of the Southside Baptist Church
America
Virgil Fisher
John Baty
Bob King
Joe DeLa Cruz
E. J. Reid
Virgil James
Elwood Wade
W. P. Rice
Charlie Sprinkle
Fred Young
W. D. Waggoner
Felton Jackson
Adam Lopez
James Lynn Wade
Sandhill Crane Harvest Rises Across West Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials report about 3 100 sandhill cranes killed in the past season across a 16 county area up from last year with Lamb and Bailey counties yielding around 500 birds and the largest totals in Lubbock Lynn and Terry counties where 1 550 birds were killed. Hunter interest peaked at season start and declined as birds moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
West Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lamb
Bailey
Lubbock
Lynn
Terry
Kerr Area Turkey Hunt Applications Invited
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department invites Kerr County residents to apply for the Kerr Wildlife Management Area spring turkey gobbler hunt April 22 29 A drawing April 6 at 10 am in Austin will issue 80 permits with a two day hunt and a one gobbler limit per hunter The deadline is 5 pm April 3 Applications available from regional district offices or Austin headquarters Hunters under 17 may participate if at least 12 and under strict supervision rules apply
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Kerr Wildlife
Kerr County
John H. Reagan
Kerr
Texas
Department
Medicare Records Are Confidential
J M Talbot social security manager clarifies that Medicare records are confidential by law. Private insurance companies do not have access to Medicare records even if they are Medicare carriers or intermediaries. Only authorized employees may use Medicare records with restrictions. Medicare is government health insurance for people 65 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Talbot
Talbot
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Winters Enterprise
New Mexico
Bill Milliorn
Phillips 66
Winn’s
Senate
Parker
Huy
Max
Tunney
Dawn Godd
Scotch River
Wile
Fog Ann
Insect Agg
Pobur Steko
Dan
Southside
WMU Meeting
Kerr Area
Turkey Hunt
Medicare
Sordan
Northrup King Seeds
Herbert Jacob
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