Proclamation Urges Support for National Nursing Home Week
Mayor Homer Hodge of Winters Texas proclaims National Nursing Home Week from Mother’s Day May 11 urging residents to recognize support and appreciation for long term care facilities. The observance honors American Health Care Association and State Association member homes for dedicating to quality care and improved services.
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American Health Care Association
The
State Association
Homer Hodge
Winters
Texas
Local Family News From Wingate Area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lindsey returned home from a vacation in Arizona. Mrs Flossie Kirkland and Mrs Kathleen Shedd visited relatives Friday night. The Snuffers hosted guests including their daughter and family from Boston Massachusetts and others from Beaumont Lub bock. They will stay until Mothers Day. Mrs Jacksons sister Mrs Lottie Jenkens from California visits. Mrs Carl Green visits in Oklahoma City at Johnny Greens home.
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Raymond Lindsey
Arizona
Flossie Kirkland
Kathleen Shedd
Les Snuffer’s
Boyd Carcoran
Boston
Mass
Allen
Beaumont
Gerry
Joe
Lubbock
Lutherans Expanding Missions At United Appeal
St John s Lutheran Winters members gave over 8500 to United Mission Appeal begun a year ago aiming 25 million for new worldwide missions. Rev Swoyer says over 30 million has been raised with expected 35 million by May end. Funds financed ten new US congregations and supported Eskimo mission work in Shismarif Alaska a Navajo chapel Rock Point Arizona Ras Wellie Bitul hospital addition and a Paulinum Seminary professor in Namibia South Africa. Visitors over weekend included Harlan Meyers Tony Mike Midlothian Calvin King Abilene Denzil Riggan Cheryl Angelia Sweetwater Debbie Neff Janie Buffalo Gap Winford Reel Mrs Ted Eoff and Don Harville Winters.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Winters
United Mission Appeal
Mel Swoyer
American Lutheran Church
Swoyer
United States
Shismarif
Alaska
Rock Point
Arizona
Ras Wellie Bitul
Ethiopia
Paulinum Seminary
Namibia
South Africa
Harold Wilson
Billy
Joyce Harville
Harlan Meyers
Tony
Mike
Midlothian
Calvin King
Abilene
Denzil Riggan
Cheryl
Angelia
Sweetwater
Debbie Neff
Janie
Buffalo Gap
Winford Reel
Ted Eoff
Don Harville
Winters coed joins Alpha Lambda Delta at Baylor
Keva L. Harrison of Winters has been accepted into Alpha Lambda Delta at Baylor University. The freshman computer science major and 1974 Winters High School graduate is among 110 coeds newly initiated into the national honor society for first and second semester high academics.
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Keva L. Harrison
Baylor University
Winters
Alpha Lambda Delta
the Baptist University
National
Freshman Women’s Honorary Scholastic Society
Baylor
Mary Ellen Proudfit
Baylor Chapter
Virginia Crump
Debra Lee
Arvad
Colo
Miss Harrison
Winters High School
Angelo State University
School Menu for May 12–16 1975
The week’s school meals include chicken salad sandwiches and fries with pear, baked ham with potato salad, hamburgers or combination sandwiches with fruit salad, chicken fried steak with whipped potatoes and green salad, and beef tacos with beans and slaw. Each day offers milk or chocolate milk and related desserts such as Devils food cake, apple pie, fruit, or brownies.
Blackwell News Briefs Highlight Church Activities and Visits
The Women's Missionary Union met at Blackwell First Baptist with ten attendees. After School Bible Study drew sixteen children. Visitors to Mrs. Lea Gaston included relatives from Sterling City Brownfield Midland and Sweetwater. United Methodist Women met at Wanda Krezer's home with eleven members. Mrs. L W Sweet retired after touring Europe with the Kenai Alaska High School Choir.
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Women’s Missionary Union of
Blackwell First Baptist Church
Johnny Andrews
Fannie Mae Wilson
Bronte Hospital
Leroy Chew
Clyde
J.P. Wallace
Wallace
Terry
George Russell
Midland
Lea Gaston
Lennard Snow
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Daisy Snow
Glays Copeland
United Methodist
Wanda Krezer
Krezer
Harrist
U M Women Meet Tuesday Morning
Women from U M met Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall for a general meeting led by president Mrs Ralph Arnold. Mrs Paul Gerhardt gave the opening prayer and the program Health Care for the Whole Person was presented by Mrs I W Rogers. Members on the program included Mrs F R Anderson Mrs Ralph Arnold and Mrs M L Dobbins with additional attendees Mesdames Vada Babston and Gattis.
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United Methodist
Fellowship Hall
Ralph Arnold
Paul Gerhardt
I.W. Rogers
F.R. Anderson
M.L. Dobbins
Local figures named in a community roster
Neely, W.T. Nichols, J.P. Drake, H.O. Abbott, Thad Traylor, Gladys Wilson, E.L. Marks, Frank Mitchell and Martin Middlebrook appear in a published community list alongside other residents and stakeholders.
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Carl Green
Oklahoma City
Johnny Green
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Mrs. Lee Harrison
S. Arlington
Alph Lambda Delta
Blackwell News
Lee Alderman
L.W. Sweet
Europe
Kenai, Alaska
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U-M
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Sweet Surprise
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