Winters Pair Wed in Miles Bond Ceremony
Kelly Brown of Winters and Opal Morris of Ballinger married last Saturday in Miles. Rev. Wallace officiated in a late afternoon service with only Miss Delmas Morris and Kenneth Robertson as attendants. The bride, daughter of R. J. Morris, Ballinger, grew up there and graduated in 1983. the groom is Will H. Brown Jr.’s son, farming with his father near Winters. They plan a brief wedding trip and will reside on the Brown farm.
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Miles
Kelly Brown
Winters
Opal Morris
Ballinger
Wallace
Baptist Church of
Delmas Morris
Kenneth Robertson
Dal
R. J. Morris
Bal- Jinger
Bal‘inger
Will H. Brown
Mrs. Maddox Hosts Spanish Luncheon For Emanon Club
Mrs. R. C. Maddox entertained Tuesday at her Church Street home to favor members of the Emanon Contract club with a Spanish luncheon. A two course menu featured red table covers and a Spanish color theme with potted cacti and pansies decorating rooms. Mrs. H. N. Lyle won high score in contract bridge and received a Mexican pottery vase as a prize. Attendants included Mesdames John Q. McAdams, Joe H. Payne, R. H. Henslee, R. B. ick, E. N. Wilkinson, Miss Bendy Spill, and the hostess.
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R. C. Maddox
Emanon Contract Club
Church Street
Mesdames
John Q. McAdams
Joe H.‘Payne
R. H. Henslee
R. B.ick
Beny “Spill
Recent Bride Is Honored At Easter Party
A Tuesday Easter tea honored Mrs. George Frick with her wedding gifts from a large group of guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Collinsworth. Mesdames Fry Miller W. P. Lloyd and E. C. Collinsworth hosted a program with readings piano numbers songs and a gift basket prize.
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George Frick
E. C. Collinsworth
Mesdames Fry Miller
W. P. Lloyd
O. L. Hicks
Joe Smith
George Lloyd
T. G. Frick
Ted Williams
E. M. Moreland
J. D. Smith, Jr
Cooper
W. B. Guy
J. T. James
Fay Hogan
J. D. Smith
E. F. Miller
Alby Cockrell
Floyd Busby
C. O. Ballinger
C. Wi. Partlow
W. O. Hudson
Bill Millorn
E. C. Colslinsworth
Carrie Hoots
Anita Hensley
Wingate
Rena Moreland
Eunice Collinsworth
Elois Davis
Mildred
Lorena Frick
Benner James
Bertha Millorn
Haupt
Brown
Bradshaw
Celebrates Her 11th Birthday at Party
Charlene Hutchins celebrated her eleventh birthday with a party at her home on March 19. Guests including Willa Sue Parks Lajuan Puckett Lynavee Hudson Zella Myr and Verlon Pumphrey and Eula Mae Sneed joined the host family for songs games cake punch and gifts.
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Charlene Hutchins
C. H. Clark
Willa Sue Parks
Lajuan Puckett
Lynavee Hudson
Zella Myr
Verlon Pumphrey
Eula Mae _ Sneed
Edyth Drake
Eunice Collinsworth
Hostess
Nalley Hutchins
Martha S. S. Class Met Friday With Mrs. Hickman
The Martha class of the First Baptist Sunday school met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hickman Friday afternoon with Mrs. Allie M. Brooks and Mrs. George C. Hill assisting. Walter Brian presided, plans were made for fundraising, new seat covers were to be made, and members named Martha will be revealed next meeting.
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First Baptist Sunday School
W. E. Hickman
Allie M. Brooks
George C. Hill
Marthas
C. O. Rodgers
Floyd Smith
Walter Brian
Clyde Burton
H. N. Lyle
Morey Millerman
Gordon Wright
Louise Harper
Corsicana
Goal Diggers Club Weekly Meeting Report
The Goal Diggers club met Monday night with Miss Marguerite Duncan as hostess. The program titled Savings of a Life time was presented. Members answered roll call by sharing their top interest.
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Goal Diggers Club
Marguerite Duncan
Carl Lesta Davis
Lohma Hoover
Doris Reid
Mary Evelyn Perkins
Carolee Henslee
Elbertine Robinson
Methodist W M S Regular Meeting At Church
Regular monthly meeting of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society was held at the church Monday afternoon with sixteen ladies present. The devotional period was led by Mrs. J. M. Skaggs reading Romans chapter thirteen and a prayer by Mrs. Charlie Chapman.
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Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
J. M. Skaggs
Charlie Chapman
Mesdames
W. W. Poe
L. A. Bruton
A. L. Crockett
Frank Williams
Guy Mullins
W. A. Pace
T. V. Jennings
Winners at Amateur Show at Queen Theatre
Winners at the amateur show sponsored by Wilmeth for Mazeland school were announced last Tuesday at the Queen Theatre. First prize of 3.50 went to Mr. Kinning for a vocal solo. Second prize 1.50 awarded to J A Tubbs and Alton Ballew for guitar and mandolin duet. Third prize 1.00 awarded to Billy Jean Mills for a vocal solo.
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Queen Theatre
Wilmeth For
Mazeland School
Mr. Kinning
J. A. Tubbs
Alton Ballew
Billy Jean Mills
Economy Food Store Ad Promises Top Prices On Cream and Eggs
Local ad offers top prices for cream and eggs at Economy Food Store. Encourages customers to phone 87 and subscribe for the Enterprise.
Rainbow Trail Is New Book For Winters Free Library
The Rainbow Trail by Zane Grey was donated to Winters Free Library by Mrs. E A Meadows. The article notes careful cataloging, records of borrowers, and the importance of reading, inviting residents to visit every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
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Zane Grey
Winters’ Free Library
E. A. Meadows
R. H. MacFarland
Battery Theft At Local Shop Sparks Guarantee Talk
P L Harrison reported a theft from B and H Battery Shop on South Main Street. A Long Life automobile battery was taken while he briefly stepped away, and he emphasized the missing guarantee rather than the loss of the battery. He urged the thief to return to discuss the guarantee.
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P. L. Harrison
South Main Street
Mr. Harrison
Dressing Up For Centennial Year Landscaping Tips
Denton guidance explains pruning by bloom time. Early flowering shrubs such as Forsythia lilacs and Flowering Quince should be pruned after blooming and before twig growth. Late flowering plants like Tea roses can be pruned before growth begins. Late summer pruning risks weak wood and winter injury. August 15 marks the latest pruning date.
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Denton
Vanhoutte
Continental Oil ads pay off with higher 1935 sales
The Continental Oil Company reports in its 1985 annual summary that heavy newspaper advertising boosted general business and profits. Patented germ processed motor oils saw a 14 percent sales rise year over year, justifying continued newspaper outreach in late 1936 advertising plans.
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Continental Oil Company
Continental
Mrs Louise Harper Returns Home From Abilene Visit
Miss Louise Harper comes back to Corsicana after a stay with her sister Mrs Mor ey Millerman in Abilene. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs Millerman.
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Louise Harper
Corsicana
Morey Millerman
Abilene
Mrs. Millerman
Safe pruning advice extends across most Texas sections
Regional horticulture guidance notes pruning safety is practical in most Texas sections. Experts emphasize proper tool use and timing to protect plants during growing seasons and prevent damage from heat or drought conditions.
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Texas
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