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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
5
Roger Babson reports American farmers grossed about 45 billion dollars last year, a record up 50 percent from 1949. He predicts a near 5 percent rise in soybean acreage and a 2.5 percent boost in corn, with overall 1966 crop area nearly matching 1965 but potential bumper output.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Broadstreet of Route 1 Wingate announce the engagement of Velma Jewel Broadstreet to Walton Neil Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Cross Plains. The wedding is set for Friday June 10. Velma is a Winters High School student and Walton works at a Shamrock station in Cross Plains. They will reside in Cross Plains.
The Martha Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at the Witkowski home for its regular monthly business and social. President Mrs Sam Cooke led, roll call cited Mothers of the Bible, committee reports were given, and two Bible quizzes were held. Benediction by Mrs C S Jackson followed refreshments for the group and guest Mrs Clifton Davis.
In the Matthews residence Mr and Mrs Buck Matthews hosted weekend guests Judy Matthews and Connie Davis both students at Angelo State College along with Jane Matthews a student at McMurry College in attendance for the gathering
Mr and Mrs Carter Chapman and daughter Jan of Austin were weekend visitors in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Chapman.
Jimmy Nevins of San Angelo spent time last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vaughan at their home.
Business leaders note a government system could ease labor shortages by attracting workers. The text argues that Mobile Habits reflect citizens’ reduced emotional attachment to birthplaces as automobiles expand mobility and work habits become migratory.
The Goal Diggers Club met at Johnny Wilson home with Mrs. Wilson as hostess for a program titled How to Live With a Woman led by Carolyn Phelps and Elaine Campbell. Kay Orr presided and Mary Lynn Pritchard called the roll with Jan Merck presenting the treasurer’s report.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yates of Odessa were weekend visitors in the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Yates.
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