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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1964
Page
3
Local church services and revival events at Drasco and Winters are reported with visiting guests, musical selections, and preacher David Crooks. A long list of church members, birthdays, anniversaries, and family visits across Winters, Ballinger, Abilene, and surrounding areas is documented.
Neighbors in Abilene and Winters share hospital stays visits and weekend guests. Wingate Denson visits Oklahoma with his brother J B Genivee and Mrs Puckett plan to bring him home. Easter program and school activities announced with Baptist services led by Pastor Charles Myers and Gene Wheat as song leader.
The Sans Souci Club held its March meeting at LaDell Davis home with dinner served by the Davises and Mr and Mrs Gattis Neely. St Patricks Day decor featured green shamrock accents and a four leaf clover centerpiece. Afterward, couples including Mr and Mrs George Poe and others played games of 42.
Army Pvt. Loyd B. Hester, 29, with wife Dixie of San Benito Texas, was assigned March 9 to the 3d Infantry Division in West Germany. Last at Fort Hood, he serves in the division’s 3d Administration Company. He joined the Army in August 1963 after graduating Winters High School in 1952 and earning a B A from Hardin-Simmons University in 1961. Parents Lonnie B. and Mrs. Hester reside at 1009 N Main Winters.
Martha Turk, employed in Hobbs New Mexico, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Turk over the past weekend. She returned to Hobbs Monday.
Members of the Authors Anonymous Club held a regular meeting Tuesday in the high school auditorium with seventeen members and sponsor Mrs. Charles Kruse Jr. Barbara Baldwin presided. New members elected were Sharon King Zanette Moore Mary Jo White Karen Pierce Betty Jernigen Teresa Emmert and Mike Magee. The program featured manuscripts read by Sue Martin. Award winners included Martha Hale Nickie Eoff David Brown Judy Matthews Sally Patterson Marianne Musick and others.
The South American bushmaster is particularly dangerous not for venom strength but for its large size and the amount of venom it can deliver in a strike.
The state records a total elevation difference of 2.8 miles from its lowest to highest terrain. Historical notes place this in the context of early 20th century surveying.
A school program showcases IV class pieces by Sue Martin and Dreams, Stardust, and Goodbyes by Eddie Harrison, spotlighting emerging writers and their themes. The event underscores student creativity and teacher guidance in a campus literary series.
Gary Harter, a student at Baylor Medical School in Houston, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Troy Harter and other relatives during the Easter holidays.
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