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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1972
Page
8
The column traces the potato's name origins from Irish immigrants in New Hampshire and the 1870s famine, notes its European spread and value, and links it to St Patrick day. It then provides Irish Stew and Spanish Omelet recipes with step by step directions and ingredients.
Funeral services for Mrs. A. F. Viva Voss 71 of San Angelo were held at Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. C H Rose officiating. She died at St Johns Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survivors include three brothers and two sisters. Pallbearers listed. She moved from Wingate about ten years ago. Her husband died February 22, 1966. Burial in Winters Lutheran Cemetery.
J M Talbot outlines how about 400000 widowed youths aged 18 to 21 receive survivor benefits to pursue school, plus 100000 children of retirees and 50000 dependents of disabled workers. He notes Medicare enrollment windows and premium rules, with 12 million covered and $2 billion paid last year, and provides contact info for the San Angelo office.
Practical household hints for quick fixes and clever uses. Save a windshield blade to wipe interior fog, wear white gloves with fine china to avoid fingerprints, use pepper stems as salad dressing containers, create a grab bag gift wrap, and shrink-wrapping mail with wet string for tighter seals.
Ruth WSCS Circle of the First United Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. H. O. Abbott with Mrs. Gattis Neely presiding. D. A. Dobbins led the opening prayer and Bob Sanders delivered the second lesson on Matthew On Missions while W. T. Nichols gave the benediction. Present were Mesdames Frank Mitchell, W. T. Nichols, M. L. Dobbins, Forrest Davis, H. O. Abbott, Gattis Neely, D. A. Dobbins, Bob Sanders and visitors Mrs. Kimball and Malinda Sykes.
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church held its monthly social and business meeting at Mrs. Grover Davis home. Mrs. J A Traylor gave the opening prayer and Mrs. A D Smith presided. The group set a 150 dollar goal for the Annie Armstrong Mission and enjoyed a Bible contest led by Mrs. Dennis Rodgers.
Mary Martha Circle of WSCS at First United Methodist Church gathered Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. M. E. Lee man. Mrs. H. J. Hodge Sr. led the opening prayer and Mrs. J. D. Vinson chaired the business session. Roy Crawford presented the Matthew program with Mrs. Vinson assisting. Attendees included Mesdames Thad Traylor Vada Babston Celia Long M. E. Leeman August McWilliams E. L. Crockett H. J. Hodge Jr. C. D. McDaniels Roy Crawford and the Rev. Roy Crawford.
The Esther Circle of WSCS met March 14 at Mrs Ralph Arnolds home with Mrs Clarence Hambright presiding. Mrs Sallie Gray offered opening prayer and Mrs Arnold led the program continuing the study of Matthew. Mrs F R Anderson and Miss Margaret Mathis spoke on word definitions. Thirteen members attended.
On the first Earth Day in 1970 Delaware Ohio students cleaned a bird roost and 354 people, including teachers and students, were sick with histoplasmosis. Dust spread via ventilation after a smoke test, causing coughing headaches vomiting and fatigue. most recover, but fungus can spread and affect organs.
The menu lists daily meals for Winters Independent Schools from Monday March 20 to Friday March 24. Items include chicken and spaghetti casserole with sides, burgers or sandwich day, Mexican dinner with rice and beans, fried chicken with sides, and fried tenderloin of fish with pie desserts. Milk is offered daily.
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