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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1959
Page
1
Roger Babson argues prestige drives car buying and promotes bank stocks as safer prestige investments. He notes small cars appeal as talk pieces, while banking shares offer government scrutiny, diversification, and nationwide loan activity through National Banks and Trust Companies.
The Kennedy Labor bill faced strong opposition in the Senate with efforts to strengthen it blocked by a coalition of northern liberals and southern Democrats. McClellan urged amendments including a Bill of Rights for union members and limits on secondary boycotts and organizational picketing, but most were defeated. The House continued hearings on McClellan’s reform measures, while observers doubt the panel will pass a bill with real bite.
Criss Shuffield 76, lived alone and in failing health. Brother Henry found him dead. doctor said likely Tuesday. Funeral Saturday at Stacy Cemetery in Brady. Survived by four brothers in Brady Winters Montana and Co manche and 22 nieces and nephews.
Questioned assets become hidden assets on bank books at one dollar. Older banks carry more hidden assets, suggesting value in buying stock in an older institution. Local bank stocks are illiquid and unlisted, bought from directors rather than exchanges. Discuss price, yield, and the social aspect of becoming a bank shareholder.
Winters Library in the American Legion hall now opens two afternoons weekly from 2 to 5. New hours take effect with additions of books for all ages including a special section for 5 to 7 year olds. Recent adult titles include Celia Garth California Street Range Doctor Dark Crusade. Children’s picks include Old Yeller Rin Tin Tin Listen to the Night Something New At the Zoo. Gift books recalled in memory of Mrs. J A Lamberth through the Junior Culture Club. Miss Myra Glover is librarian.
Diane Buckner presented the program at the regular Goal Diggers Club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mote. Sherry Mote acted as hostess and Camp was discussed with refreshments served to a long list of attendees including Nona and several local residents.
Mrs George C Hill and Mr Charley West with son John went to Hamilton Saturday for a weekend visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs Charles Evans of Kermit formerly Laverne Downing was honored at a gift tea Saturday in the Drasco Baptist Church fellowship hall. Hosts included Mrs J C Belew and the honoree’s mother Mrs Travis Downing with a house party of relatives and friends. Lunda England played piano while Bertalena Lewis signed the guest register and Barbara Sneed and Mrs Buck Smith served tea plates.
A philosophical reflection notes death draws more popular attention than life while asserting both remain deeply puzzling to people. the statement contrasts public interest with the mystery of existence.
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