Japan Next Decade Nation to Watch Says Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts notes Japan’s postwar recovery, rapid industrial growth, and rising world role after a US Japan treaty. He cites doubled GNP in a decade, 400 percent industrial output growth, and Tokyo as a potential future world economic center amid Asia's rising cities.
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Japan
Babson Park
Mass
U. S
Far East
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Red China
China
London
New York
Shanghai
Moscow
Mexico City
Peking
Buenos Aires
Chicago
Berlin
Sao Paulo
Leningrad
Calcutta
Tientsin
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
North America
Winters Tranacts Weekend Business In City Notes
Mrs May Bogard of Plainview and Mr and Mrs Marion Beard of Ballinger visited Winters Saturday for business. The brief social and commercial trip highlights local connections and regional travel activity.
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May Bogard
Plainview
Marion Beard
Ballinger
Elsie Mae Ueckert and Bill Woodward Plan April 16 Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Ueckert announce the engagement of their daughter Elsie Mae to Bill Woodward son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Woodward of Atlanta Georgia The wedding is set for April 16 at 6 00 o clock in the evening at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev H K Flathmann officiating Miss Ueckert a Winters High School graduate class of 1957 has worked in the bookkeeping department of Winters State Bank for two years Mr Woodward attended Atlanta schools.
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Elsie Mae Ueckert
Bill Woodward
Norbert Ueckert
Elsie Mae
J. M. Woodward
Atlanta
Georgia
St. John’s Lutheran Church
H. K. Flathmann
Diversity Club Hosts Meeting in Livingston Home
The Diversity Club met at Mrs. L. H. Livingston's home with Mrs. Ellen Reid presenting Education and Fine Arts. Mrs. James Glenn's paper covered Texas music, noting early Texas missions and prominent musicians including Van Cliburn. Members elected to join included Mrs. J. E. Smith and Mrs. C. R. Bellis.
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L. H. Livingston
Ellen Reid
James Glenn
W. T. Billups
Reid
Glenn
Texas
U. S
Texas Missions
Frank Vander Glucken
Fredericksburg
Olga Samaroff
San Antonio
Harold von Mickertz
Dallas
Sherman
Carl Venth
Metropolitan Opera
E. Clyde Whitlock
Fort Worth
Symphony Orchestra
Julian Paul Blitz
Lubbock
van Cliburn
Kilgore
Russia
J. E. Smith
C. R. Bellis
Russell M. Lilly
Fred Young
Loucille Roberts
W. B. Middleton
J. W. Dixon
Clarence Ledbetter
W. M. Bunger
Russell Lilly
Patricia Livingston
Winters Public Schools Lunch Menu for March Week
The Winters district lists daily lunch options from March 21 to March 25. Menu items include liver and onions or hominy casserole, Mexican Pinto beans and hot tamales, chicken fried veal cutlets with salads, sauerkraut and wieners, macaroni and cheese, salmon croquettes with peach halves, plus sides and desserts.
Pioneer Resident R. W. Loyd Sr. Dies at 91
R. W. Loyd Sr. 91, longtime Runnels County resident and Winters retiree, died Friday night at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after a two week illness. Born November 6 1868 in Macon Georgia he moved from Alabama to Texas in 1916 settling at Wingate later moving to Winters in 1940. Survived by wife Rosa Randolph Loyd first married 1895 in Fayette Alabama. two daughters G E Swindle and R V Rogers Abilene and Edward Hughes Grand Prairie. one son Bob Loyd Winters. two brothers Jim and Howard Cardwell Missouri. two sisters Lizzie Freeman Macon. Funeral Sunday at Winters Church of Christ. burial Fairview Cemetery.
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R. W. Loyd Sr
Runnels County
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Mr. Loyd
Macon
Georgia
Loyd
Rosa Randolph
Fayette
Ala
Winters
Minnie Hill
Church of Christ
Winters Church of Christ
Jim Wilburn
Fairview
G. E. Swindle
R. V. Rogers
Edward Hughes
Grand Prairie
Bob Loyd
Jim
Howard
Cardwell
Lizzie Freeman
Two Circles Hold Meeting In Neely Home Tuesday
Ruth and Ophelia lead regular Woman's Society of Christian Service gatherings in the Neely home. Devotional from Grace Noel Crowell's The Lonely Soul. letters from Miss Parsons in Japan and Miss Frances Gaby in Cuba describe Christmas 1958 59.
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Ruth
Ophelia
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Gattis Neely
Neely
R. W. Holbert
Grace Noel Crowell
E. H. Baker
Miss Parsons
Japan
Frances Gaby
Cuba
G. W. Holbert
Thad Traylor
W. W. Parramore
Bill Comegys
E. L. Craig
E. L. Crockett
W. A. Pace
Sam Jones
Paul Gerhardt
Carl Baldwin
Mrs. Neely
Heavy Burden Strengthens Resolve Without Complaints
A motto of perseverance emerges as a speaker argues that true strength comes from bearing a heavy load without complaint. The statement frames resilience as a personal discipline and a test of character.
Georgia and Mrs L Johnston tied to large Atlanta family
Georgia and Mrs L Johnston of Atlanta, Georgia, are noted with thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren in a concise family notice detailing extended kinship.
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Georgia
L. Johnston
Atlanta, Georgia
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The
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Mr. Woodward
Diversity Club
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Winters Public Schools
R. W. Loyd, Sr
Neely Home
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