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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1971
Page
1
In Washington 17 building trade unions and 34 contractors agree on a pact to curb conflicts and enforceable rules. The deal says workers will start on time, use needed tools, fulfill the work day, and not be paid for nonwork, while avoiding lockouts and illegal actions.
The passage argues that inflation rises as production costs grow and rigid work rules inflate housing and product costs. It notes two views on welfare of the country, cites a four day week as improving productivity, and likens the negotiation to a candidate boasting honesty.
Lula M. Kirchman aged 78 mother of Winters residents Rae Self and Sue Campbell died March 6 in Norco California. Funeral was held at Johnson Funeral Home in San Angelo. Survivors include four daughters Nancy Gratham Martha Hester Mattie Payne Joyce McGallian and four sons C R Lesley B J J D plus 31 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
Arlee Hickman expresses gratitude for thoughtful cards letters gifts and calls received during hospitalization and after returning home. The note thanks all who offered support and kindness.
Mrs. W. M. Allen, 81, died last Wednesday at Overall-Morris Memorial Hospital in Coleman. She was mother to Floyd E. Allen of Winters and to three other sons and three daughters. Funeral held Friday at Stevens Memorial Chapel with Minister Lawson Mayo officiating. Burial in Gouldbush Cemetery. Born April 14, 1889 in Ellis County, she lived most of her life in Coleman County and was a Church of Christ member. Survivors include seven more children, 13 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and brother Erna Priddy of Comanche.
The Dale Sewing Club met at Mrs. Herman Spill's home for handwork on dish towels and refreshments. Members and guests included Mrs. Raymond Knight and visitors Mrs. Al Flathmann and children. The next gathering is planned for Tuesday March 23 at the Mayo home.
Social Security manager J M Talbot warns that March 31 marks the last chance for some born between October 1902 and December 1905 to enroll in the medical insurance part of Medicare. General enrollment periods follow in January February and March each year with regional access via San Angelo offices.
The Ledbetter and Murphy families express heartfelt thanks for neighbors and friends who offered sympathy, memorial gifts and cards. The kindness is deeply appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ledbetter and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ledbetter and Family, Joe and Rose Murphy.
At National Jewish Hospital in Denver music therapy helps children with lifelong asthma. They learn to create music with a teacher guiding patty cake singing drums and recorder and even preschoolers write rhythms and melodies, supporting emotional and physical development.
Mary Martha Circle of WSCS First United Methodist Church met at Mrs Willa Lois Nichols home. Opening prayer led by Mrs Forrest Davis. Program Taste and See That the Lord is Good introduced by Mrs Glenn Bowman. Attendees included Mesdames J D Vinson Carl Baldwin Glenn Bowman Forrest Davis Nan Wright Roy Crawford August McWilliams Gattis Neely W T Lange.
An advertisement promotes a cold treatment priced at 69 cents with a money back guarantee if not pleased after the second dose. It advises taking two BQ-6 tabs every four hours for three doses and warns against waiting between doses. Offer available locally at Main Drug Co located at 51-4tc.
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