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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1936

Page

13

First Lady of Texas selects top CSA women

Denton May 14 Mrs James V Alfred wife of the Governor chose Misses Jane Howard Wharton Helen Ruth Connelley Wichita Falls Elisabeth Baugh Temple and Patsy Nance Coleman for top honors from their classes. Elizabeth Dolsen Taylor Helen Langford Kilgore Ruth Riter Terrell and Dorothy Frels Yoakum were also named and their pictures along with the first group will appear in The Daedalian yearbook.

Denton Texas Texas State College For Women CSA James V. Alfred Jane Howard Ruth Riter Terrell Dorothy Frels Yoakum Daedalian

Triple Four Club Morning Party At Mullin Home

Mrs Harris Mullin hosted a forty two party at her Larkspur Queen Anne home on Wednesday morning for Triple Four Club members. The event featured socializing and club fellowship with attendees noted as present.

Triple Four Mullin Harris Mullin Tess Triple Four Club Larkspur Queen Ann Jace

Guests Served Salad After Pansy Themed Gathering

A dainty salad plate was served to Mesdames A. Boone, L. E. Low, J. W. Dixon, T. V. Jennings, S. E. Hunt, Frank Williams, F. J. Brophy, W. P. Gardner, W. G. Bedford, E. D. Stringer, Charlie Chapman and Miss Gladys Oliver as spring tallies recorded scores in the playing rooms.

Mesdames A. Boone L. E. Low J. W. Dixon T. V. Jennings S. E. Hunt Frank Williams F. J. Brophy W. P. Gardner W. G. Bedford E. D. Stringer Charlie Chapman Gladys Oliver

Mrs. Ferguson Honored by Home Demo Club Shower

The Winters Home Demonstration Club hosted a Friday afternoon miscellaneous shower at the West Dale Avenue clubhouse for Mrs. Henry Ferguson who is moving to Abilene. The event featured red and blue larkspur and roses, musical numbers by Velma Ray Boone Maydell Henniger Billie George Russell and the Tucker Twins, and refreshments served by Group Two.

Mrs. Ferguson Home Demo Club Henry Ferguson Abilene Winters Home West Dale Avenue

Winters Home Demonstration Club Reports Yard Improvement

Winters Home Demonstration Club held its regular meeting last Thursday evening. Yard demonstrator Mrs. Frank Pumphrey requested a report on shrubs and trees planted this year by members. June 15 was set to close bedroom demonstrations and bedspreads must be completed for the bedspread show. A 25 cent member contribution to the county council was approved. The county reporter's school will be held the first of June at Ballinger. Members present included Mesdames Geo. Russell, C. L. Green, E. A. Voelker, Henry Ferguson, John Jackson, Frank Pumphrey, J. M. Pyburn, Claude Tatum, R. B. Osborne, Lula White, E. J. Lambert, R. H. Boone and H. H. Henniger.

Velma Ray Boone Maydell Henniger Texas Billie George Russell Little Maids June Francis Williams Annett Janett Tucker Eddie Merle Voelker Charlene Smith Veneta Thornton Tucker Twins Rex Tatum Mrs. Ferguson J. M. Pyburn C. L. Green L. C Winters Frank Pumphrey Yard Pyburn County Council Ballinger Geo. Russell E. A. Voelker Henry Ferguson John Jackson Claude Tatum R. B. Osborne Lula White E. J. Lambert R. H. Boone H. H. Henniger

Oak Creek Club Holds First Meeting at Clark Home

The Oak Creek home demonstration club held its first meeting this month at Mrs. C. E. Clark’s home. Miss Tankersley spoke on bed equipment and demonstrated proper bed making. Plans were laid for the 42 tournament on Friday night June 5. Only eight members attended due to illness. The president appointed Mrs. Clifford Clark Mrs. Jno McKown and Mrs. Claude Rowland to lead a parliamentary drill at the next meeting at John McKown’s home. Mrs. Clark served cake and tea.

Oak Creek C. E. Clark Tankersley Dudley Clifford “Clark Jno. McKown Claude Rowland John McKown Clark

Miss Edgar Parten and Phil Davidson Wed in Ballinger

Miss Edgar Parten daughter of Mrs Irene Parten Mart and Phil Davidson son of Mr and Mrs Elgin Davidson Wilmethe were married Wednesday evening at the Ballinger Methodist parsonage with Rev Homer Van derpool officiating. Attendants were Miss Melba Read and Max Lewis. The bride, a Ballinger teacher head of Speech Arts, is a Belton alumna and Mary Hardin Baylor graduate. The groom, from Wilmethe, is a Winters High School grad, attended Weatherford JC and Texas Tech, and has farm work with his father.

Edgar Parten Phil Davidson Ballinger Methodist Homer Vanderpool Melba Read Max Lewis Irene Parten Mart Belton High School Mary Hardin Baylor Players Guild Elgin Davidson Wilmeth Winters High School Weatherford Junior College Texas Technological College Lubbock Davidson

Cowboy Theme Luncheon At Mrs Wilkinson's North Main

Mrs. Jack Wilkinson hosted a Friday luncheon at her North Main Street home with a Texas cowboy theme. Place cards and decorations featured saddles, boots, spurs, cacti, and yucca plants while a miniature cowboy marked seats for twelve guests including Mesdames Wilkinson Stringer Brophy Bradford Smith Mack Mack LaRoe Deffebach McAdams and Miss Gladys Oliver.

Jack Wilkinson North Main Street Mesdames I. N. Wilkinson E. D. Stringer F. J. Brophy W. C. Bradford A. J. Smith Roy Mack R. B. Mack L. LaRoe Lyle Deffebach John Q. McAdams Gladys Oliver

Cochran N F Club Meeting Hosted By Mrs Wayne Roberts

Members of the Cochran N F Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Wayne Roberts home with her as hostess. Quilt blocks were finished for the hostess and games provided amusement. A salad plate was served to Mesdames Earl Chapmond Carrie Chapmond Will Brown Kelly Brown Ray Tunnel B B Smith T H Worthington Anna Davis Alton Stehle Frank Deike H M Roberts Tony Queen Joe Crockett Johnnie Minzenmayer O D Bradford and Miss Bernice Wood.

N. F. Club Cochran Wayne Roberts Earl Chapmond Carrie Chapmond Will Brown Kelly Brown Ray Tunnel B. B. Smith T. H. Worthington Anna Davis Alton Stehle Frank Deike H. M. Roberts Tony Queen Joe Crockett Johnnie, Minzenmayer O. D. Bradford Miss Bernice Wood

Alathean SS Class Meets at Flynts for Wednesday Afternoon

The Alathean Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Grady Flynt's home. Mrs. Flynt assisted by Mrs. Butch Cau le hosted. Marvin Bedford led a devotional, Jackie Sue Seay read, and Ira June Brannon sang. Contests filled the afternoon. refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the group including the hostesses and numerous members.

First Baptist Church Grady Flynt Flynt Butch Caule Marvin Bedford Jackie Sue Seay Ira June Brannon Fred Day Jack Seay Gladden Bedford Clifton Wyatt Pete Freeman Estrella Sullivan M. G. Roper Lester Graham Roger Watson Myron Pumphrey Fred Young A.J. Smith, Jr Hosesses

Mrs Allie M Brooks to Spend Summer in Cisco

Mrs Allie M Brooks and her children will leave Saturday to spend the summer months with her mother in Cisco. Mrs Brooks is the former Winters.

Allie M. ‘Brooks Cisco Brooks Exne Ee Winters

Salt Helps Whip Egg Whites and Habits in Speech

A Brooklyn ad highlights old matrons and a secluded “Old Maid’s Home” while El len Claire Couch warns against altering one’s natural voice. The piece notes spring fashion prints with tiny motifs, glass sauce pans with removable handles, lotion peler products, and vitamins from foods plus sun and cod liver oil. A Chicago show introduces a folding backrest metal kitchen stool.

Handy Kitchen Hint Helps Pick Up Tiny Glass Shards

A damp cloth makes cleanup easier by lifting the smallest fragments of broken glass, avoiding cuts and spreading shards. The tip emphasizes simple, practical cleanup in kitchens.

Sir Loin Honored by King Henry in Roasting Tale

A playful legend says King Henry praised a roast so highly he drew his sword and knighted the chef’s dish on the spot. The quip implies today’s sirloin bears the joke name Sir Loin in homage to royal approval.

Henry England

Jane Oliver Initiated into National Scholarship Society

Denton May 14 Miss Jane Oliver of Winters was initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta National Scholarship Society at Texas State College for Women. Her high scholastic average earned eligibility. she is a freshman majoring in business administration, daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Oliver.

Denton Jane Oliver Winters Alpha Lambda Delta Texas State College For Women CIA Oliver W. B. Oliver

Poe announces birth of baby girl Nancy Joy

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Poe Jr announce the arrival of a daughter born Tuesday May 12. The infant was christened Nancy Joy.

T. B. Poe, Jr Nancy Joy

Visiting Ladies From San Angelo Across Dallas Area

Mrs. R. H. Henslee and Mrs. R. L. Holland with their young daughter travel visiting friends and relatives in Dallas Waxahachie and Farmersville during a regional social run.

R. H. Henslee R. L. Holland Little Daughter San Angelo Dallas Waxahachie Farmersville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parsynance Chimes V. Alfred Vane Howard Elisabeth Baugh T Helen Ruth Connelley Oak Creek Club Clark Home Cochran N.F. Club Alathean SS the Winters State Bank Brooklyn Old Maid’s Home Ellen Claire Couch Miss Couch Chicago Merchandise Mart Wm. Rogers & Son Carnation Ernest Thormeyer Standard Savings & Loan Association S. Church
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