Mrs Karla Melson Dies After Brief Illness In Winters
Winters longtime resident Mrs Karla Owens Melson died Saturday at North Runnels Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Harry Grantz, followed by graveside rites Monday at Leonard. Survivors include daughter Mary John Wilkin Selman and grandson Bucky Wilkin, both of Nashville, and brother Buford Owens of Winters.
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Karla Owens Melson
Winters
North Runnels Hospital
Spill Memorial Chapel
Harry Grantz
First Baptist Church
Leonard
Spill Funeral Home
Ernest W. Melson
Sanger
Mary John Wilkin Selman
Nashville, Tenn
Bucky Wilkin
Nashville
Buford G. Owens
Lawrence
Funeral Saturday For Glaze Infant
Scotty Joe Glaze infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Glaze of Winters died shortly after birth Friday in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene. Funeral was Saturday at 2 pm in Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Bob Sanders officiating. Burial followed in Wingate Cemetery. Survivors include the parents a brother James and a sister Lauri of the home grandparents Mr and Mrs G W Glaze Abilene and Mr and Mrs Jim King Wingate great grandparents Mrs Z V Glaze Tuscola and Mrs Naomi Dutton Abilene.
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Scotty Joe Glaze
Joe Glaze
Winters
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Spill Memorial Chapel
Bob Sanders
Wingate United Methodist Church
Wingate Cemetery
Sims Oil Co
James
Lauri
G. W. Glaze
Jim King
Wingate
Z. V. Glaze
Tuscola
Naomi Dutton
Runnels County considers outside auditor for tax records
The Runnels County Commissioners Court votes in March to hire an outside auditor to review and update records in the Tax Assessor's office and any other needed offices. The final approval is set for April 19, 1973, with a list of local officials and pallbearers named in the notice.
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Runnels County
Wingate Community News Highlights and Obituaries
Wingate items note Mrs. Ralph Watson as a recent guest in Edwin Voss home. Emily and Edwin visited San Angelo and Carlton Robinson, who is ill. Leila Harter returned from Stephenville. Big Spring resident Mrs. Bob Brannon injured, hospitalized in Midland. Community Day at Wingate School planned for Friday with basket lunch and afternoon sports. Burial reported for Scotty Joe Glaze, infant son of Joe and Mrs. Glaze of Winters, with out of town relatives listed.
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Ralph Watson
Edwin Voss
Emily
Edwin
Mrs. Varner Voss
San Angelo
Carlton Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Bob Brannon
Big Spring
Midland
Lola Dean
Wingate
Winters Independent School Menu for April Week
School meals listed for Monday through Friday April 2 to April 6. Menu items include beef tacos with beans and rolls, hot dogs or sandwiches, fried chicken with sides, baked ham with rice and fruit, and fried fish with sides. Milk or chocolate milk available daily.
Martha SS Class Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Mary Sunday School Class met March 20 at the home of Mrs. Bill Baldwin for a come as you are party. Mrs. Baldwin presided, Mrs. Bobby Rogers gave the opening prayer, and Mrs. Dennis Rodgers led the devotional. Attendees included Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Priddy, Mrs. Poe, Mrs. De Berry, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Baldwin, and Mrs. Phillips.
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Mary
First Baptist Church
Bill Baldwin
Card of Thanks from Mrs. T. A. McMillan
Mrs. T A McMillan thanks Dr Rives Dr McCreight and hospital nurses for care during illness and extending gratitude to friends for visits flowers and cards from many well wishers and family.
DeVore Family Reunion Held at Winters Center
The annual DeVore Family reunion took place at the Winters Community Center on Sunday March 25. Attendees included C L DeVore and Denver City. Johnnie Gist Post. Mozelle Wilson Fort Worth. Marel Randolph San Jose. Lena Hanes Lamont. Mildred Moore Lamesa. Naomi Hanes Lubbock. Pat Bryan Connie Bronte. Finis Bryan Ovale. Charlie Eubank Winters. Bob Sumrell Nicia Abilene. Melanie Harper Abilene Cal Sumter Dallas. Jerrell Walker Bill and Jill. Larry Don Walker Wingate. Calvin Bryan Dickinson. Red Talley Abilene. Claud Eubank Andrew Belknap. Joe Bryan Mark Doug Becky Lisa Winters. Lawrence Bryan Winters. Oretha Riley Wingate. Bob Phillips Wingate. Lula Allen Wingate. Kem Rogers Midland.
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C. L. DeVore
Denver City
Johnnie Gist
Post
Mozelle Wilson
Fort Worth
Marel Randolph
San Jose
Calif
Lena Hanes
Lamont
Mildred Moore
Lamesa
Naomi Hanes
Lubbock
Pat Bryan
Connie
Bronte
Finis Bryan
Ovale
Charlie Eubank
Winters
Bob Sumrell
Necia
Abilene
Melanie Harper
Cal Sumter
Dallas
Jerrell Walker
Bill and
Jill
Larry Don Walker
Wingate
Calvin Bryan
Dickinson
Red Talley
Claud Eubank
Andrew Belknap
Joe Bryan
Mark
Doug
Becky
Lisa
Lawrence Bryan
Oretha Riley
Bob Phillips
Lula Allen
Kem Rogers
Midland
Lisso Family Hosts Weekend Visitors
Mr and Mrs Wayne Flores and Traci or Jennings from Jennings La and Mr and Mrs Fredrick Lisso and family of Dublin were weekend visitors in the Fritz Lisso home.
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Wayne Flores
Traci
Jennings
Fredrick Lisso
Dublin
Fritz Lisso
U M Women Begin Five Week India Study
United Methodist Women met Tuesday in the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall to start a five week study on India. Mrs. Ralph Arnold led A Glance of India noting India's population above 550 million, two percent Christian, about 70 percent illiterate, per capita income 76 dollars, one physician per five thousand, one nurse per seven thousand. Mrs. Roy Crawford sang the National Anthem of India and displayed an India stamp collection. Twenty five members attended with two visitors, Mrs. Thomas Granger and Mrs. I W Rogers.
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United Methodist
First United Methodist Church
India
Paul Gerhardt
Ralph Arnold
Roy Crawford
Thomas Granger
Stephenville
I. W. Rogers
Weekend at Lubbock with Mrs Harold M Allen Family
Mrs Harold M Allen Joy Rusty and Doris Waldrop visited Lub bock to spend the weekend with Mrs Allen’s daughter and her family Mr and Mrs Kenneth Moore in a local family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Allen
Joy, Rusty
Doris Waldrop
Mrs. Allen
Mrs
Kenneth Moore
Lubbock
Pete n Tillie stars Matthau Burnett in witty tragic romance
Walter Matthau and Carol Burnett headline a poignant comedy with sharp wit and tragic overtones. The Universal film, shot in Technicolor and Panavision, screens at the State Theatre Friday through Sunday, with Geraldine Page Barry Nelson Rene Auberjonois and Lee H Montgomery co starring. Based on Wits Milk by Peter De Vries the screenplay was written and produced by Epstein. Edith Head designed 45 wardrobe changes for Miss Burnett reflecting fashion shifts from 1962 to the present. The film carries a PG rating with guidance suggested for younger viewers.
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Walter Matthau
Carol Burnett
Pete ‘N Tillie
Universal Picture
State Theatre
Martin Ritz
Julius J. Epstein
Geraldine Page
Barry Nelson
Rene Auberjonois
Lee H. Montgomery
Edith Head
Miss Burnett
Miss Head
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Karla Melson
Jennines
J. L. Shaw
George Ferrell Lloyd
Dr. Z. ST. Hale
T. A. Smith
Nelan Bahlman
Carroll Tatum
Clyde Burton
Hororary
Mrs. Melson
Bahlman Cleaners
Clean and Steam Service
Main Drucg Co
Bedford
Insurance Agency
Leila Harter
Troy Harter
Mrs. W. N. Bagwell
Mildred Patton
Mrs. Brannon
Shep
Flossie Kirkland
R. L. Hancock
Bill Harman
Dean Holder
Obie Dee Bradford
Goldsmith
O. D. Bradford
Charlie Eubanks
Bagwell
Wheat
Kirkland
Leonard Quilt
V. C. van Horn
San Antonio
Clay Allen
David Key
Dee Anne
Dave King
Jesse Eads
Robert Lee
E. W. Middleton and
Kenny
E. P. Watkins
Shirley
Bill Stafford
Bob Brazel
Arvie Lowe
Kenneth Watkins
Colorado City
Bob King
Lawrence Chapman
Becky Glaze
Joel Lambert
C. Snodgrass
Z. W. Glaze
Kelly Knight
Ruby Augustine
J. C. Faris
Arthur Sanson
Johnnie Sanson
Rising Star
Pete ‘N
Tillie
Winters Independent Schools
Martha
DeVore
Winters Community Center
Lisso
U-M
UMW
Dub McMillen
Texas Farm Bureau
Insurance Companies
Ballinger
Peter de Vries
Northrup
Herbert Jacob
Texas
S&h
West Beauregard San Angelo
Ballinger Branch
Hutchins Ballinger
Winters Branch
South Main Winters
First Savings OF
West Beauregard