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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1959

Page

5

Texas Hunters Face Poor Duck Season and New Refuge Plan

The article notes a weak duck season in Texas despite large Central Flyway migration. A 8,000 acre wildlife refuge was opened in far southeast Texas with limited hunting success, while a management program aims to boost future hunts. Duck stamps rose to 3 dollars with proceeds funding waterfowl refuge and law enforcement programs.

Canada Texas United States Kansas Maynard Reece Des Moines Iowa Howard Dodgen The Game & Fish Commission Texas Press Association Austin Dadgen Commission

Winters FFA members win big at livestock shows across Texas

Winters High School FFA members displayed a string of wins at Houston Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio shows. A C Wessels Gary Worthington Robert Marks and Don Orr led champions in multiple breeds while Pat Pritchard topped Duroc and Hampshire bars and John Jackson claimed Angora billy goat.

Dallas A. C. Wessels Gary Worthington Robert Marks Don Orr Wessels Shropshire Owe Orr Yorkshire Barrow Marks Poland Worthington Berkshire Fort Worth Mike Priddy San Antonio Pat Pritchard Duroc Barrow Hampshire Barrow John Jackson John Powell Winters High School

Housekeepers Sunday School Class Meeting at Baker Home

Mrs. Hugh Baker hosted the Housekeepers Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church at 2 30 Monday afternoon honoring Mrs. Ella Ritch and Mrs. L A Bruton on their birthdays. Present were Mesdames Ella Ritch L A Burton J P Knight Ben Bulsterbaum Louisa Johnson Grover Orr and Hugh Baker.

Odessa visitors spend day with Mr and Mrs Jeffreys

From Odessa and Mrs E B Caudle of Odessa spent Wednesday visiting in the Home with her parents Mr and Mrs R O Jeffreys.

Odessa

Dorset Ram Wins Grand Championship at Houston Stock Show

Mike Priddy of Winters Chapter FFA showcases his Dorset ram as grand champion in the open Dorset show at the Houston Stock Show. The ram previously claimed the Dorset grand at the Chicago Livestock Exhibition last fall.

Mike Priddy Corriedale Jimmy Smith A. C. Wessels Winters High School FFA Tarleton State College Houston James Schroeder Pat Pritchard Winters Chapter Chicago

Farm labor proposal sparks protest by congressmen

A group of forty farm belt congressmen led by Rep. E. C. Gathings attacked a Labor Department plan to require employers to hire workers via the United States Employment Service when local labor is scarce. Critics say the rules would set farm wages and impose housing and transportation costs, challenging state rights and existing wage exemptions. The secretary promised to review the proposal.

Secretary of Labor Rep. E. C. Gathings Ark House Agriculture Committee Poage Fisher Mahon Kilgore Texas McIntyre Maine Rhodes Ariz Gubser Calif Labor Department United States Employment Service New England Florida Northwestern Cong Congress

St Johns Evening Circle Meets at Minzenmayer Home

The St Johns Evening Circle held its monthly meeting Monday evening at the H A Minzenmayer home with Mrs Minzenmayer as hostess. Mrs Erwin Schroeder selected hymns and Mrs Willis Whittenberg gave a devotional. Mrs George Pruser Jr presided at the business session and a visitor, Mrs Henry Minzenmayer Jr, was welcomed.

St. John’s Henry Minzenmayer Jr Henry Wittie Erwin Schroeder Willis Whittenberg Henry Flathman Dick Dunlap Laurence Jacob L. R. Hoppe H. A. Minzenmayer Estella Bredemayer Minnie Belitz

Traylor Visits Family Homes Over Weekend

Quincy Ray Traylor of Stinnett spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Traylor and the home of Bill Walker.

From Stinnett Quincy Ray Traylor Quincy Traylor Bill Walker

Debo and Hendricks Visit Sister in Abi lene

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Debo of Abilene and Mrs. B. L. Hendricks of Dallas spent the weekend visiting their sister Mrs. R. O. Jeffreys and Mr. Jeffreys.

Dinner Guests Visit Demmitt and Bradshaw Families

Mr and Mrs Joe Scott and Ben of Demmitt, George Scott of Bradshaw and Mrs Winford Hogan were dinner guests Saturday in the home of Mr and Mrs G W Scott Jr

Joe Scott Ben Demmitt George Scott Bradshaw Winford Hogan G. W. Scott Jr

Mrs Pairlee Griffith Visits Shep with Parrish and Armstrong

Mrs Pairlee Griffith spent a few days visiting in Shep with Mr Owen Parrish and Mr and Mrs Henry Armstrong, sharing time and hospitality in the community.

Pairlee Griffith Shep Owen Parrish Henry Armstrong

School Lunch Menu Highlights For March 23 to 27

The meal plan lists daily choices from March 23 to 27 with options including corny dogs and pimento cheese sandwiches, meat loaf with sides, chicken with dressing, Coney Islands or cheese sandwiches, and fish sticks. Each day includes bread, milk, and a side salad or fruit.

Mrs. Travis Moreland Visits Hinds Family This Weekend

Mrs. Travis Moreland of Odes sa spent the weekend visiting her father N. C. Hinds and Mrs. Hinds and other relatives.

Odessa Travis Moreland N. C. Hinds Mrs. Hinds

Atrocious Tie Sparks Conversation and Side Comment

The remark notes that when everyone fixates on a man's terrible tie the resulting talk resembles the public interest a black eye would draw. It compares the volume of commentary for a fashion misstep to that of a visible injury.

Executive's inability to sway a skeptical secretary

A sharp remark questions an executive's competence, arguing that unless he is juvenile or senile he would know more than his secretary. The line hints at power dynamics and credibility without detailing actions to persuade.

Why the Telephone Rings at the Least Convenient Moment

The question explores why phones tend to ring just as a person is about to answer or engage in a task. It notes the timing feels inconvenient and prompts reflection on interruption patterns and human attention.

Undefined Market Tactics Prompting Self Interest

A tele vision salesman pressures women to buy by arguing they owe it to themselves. The passage notes people seek the best value yet balk at price. It adds a provocative line about a man’s sexuality affecting a woman’s behavior, labeled as a mystery.

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