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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
2
Winters Post Office announces a new law allowing families to block offensively pandering advertisements. Patrons file a complaint with the post office, request a prohibitory order, and mailers must remove names within 30 days or face penalties.
What Club Means To Me was the program for members of the Sub Deb Club at a recent meeting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. Gala Beall served as hostess. Refreshments were served to Cindy Antilley Gayla Beall Kei Bedford Eileen Faubion Gwen Hoppe Jean Mostad Janie Paschal Brenda Prine Cindy Pinkerton Dianne Snell Beverly Sprinkle Babs Tatum Cindy Brown Edna Ruth Self and Di anne Davis.
An unofficial rainfall table shows monthly totals for six years, listing values per month and a year total. The data include January through December figures with several months near zero and totals ranging around 18.5 to 33.1 inches across years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roe of Haysville Kansas came back Saturday from a visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. B E O'Dell and Mr. and Mrs. John Tharp, sharing news of the family gathering.
The Enterprise lists candidates authorized to seek the Democratic Primary May 4. Omar Burleson seeks re election to Congress in the 17th District. State representatives include Bert V Massey Everett J Grindstaff and Lynn nabers of Brown and Runnels counties. District Judge 119 Glen R Lewis and Precinct 3 commissioner candidates David Bryan Jack Patton Pat Pritchard.
Mrs. Joe Stevens and Mrs. Jim Gardner of Coleman transacted business in Winters on Wednesday and visited friends. Mrs. Stevens is remembered here as Melba Read, a former Winters School System teacher.
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