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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
2
Help Wanted experience cooks and waitresses needed at 66 Char broil House Ballinger. No experience required. Also salesman wanted to represent Coleman Monument Works Coleman Texas. Full or part time good pay. Write Box 931 Coleman Texas.
Connie Pena daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Martines of Winters married Mike Ynostrosa of Goldthwaite in a double ring ceremony at Winters Emmanuel Baptist Mission on Saturday May 13 officiated by Rev Moses Padilla Jr. Attendants included Jimmy Esquivel and Kathyrn Esquivel. The couple plans to reside in Brownwood after a Corpus Christi honeymoon.
Experienced babysitter seeks work in home or client home. Registered contact Kathy Balkum at 754-9861 or 754-9010 for daytime or overnight care opportunities.
The Friendly Ladies Sunday School class met Tuesday evening in the church parlor for a party led by President Mrs. M. L. Dobbins. Officers and teachers were installed by Mrs. Frank Mitchell including President Mrs. George Garrett and vice presidents.
The Winters Children's Choir thanks supporters who enabled the concert at the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening. The board of directors extends appreciation to all contributors and helpers.
A short advisory notes the risk of lending money to friends can strain relations and lead to financial loss for both parties.
Judy Ingham daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Ingham Jr of Ozona is honored at a bridal tea in Winters hosted by Mr and Mrs George F Lloyd at 103 Mel Street. Guests include the groom to be’s mother Mrs Irmal Aley, the bride’s mother, and a house party of relatives. the wedding is set for June 11 at Ozona Methodist Church.
Mr and Mrs Ike Splawn and their children from Dallas were guests in the home of Mrs Kruse and her husband and their son Delbert Kruse and family during the past weekend visiting relatives.
The Texas Water Development Board asked federal agencies for 40.5 million dollars for recreational facilities at U S Corps water projects and 2.8 million for investigative studies of 16 Johnson administration suggested projects. It also seeks 55 thousand from an 810 thousand water and pollution study appropriation and urged several other river and dam projects with specific funds and planning amounts.
Mrs W D Shores received the William J Clarke Departmental Honors Award on Honors Day at Howard Payne College for outstanding performance and scholarship by a senior speech major. She will serve as secretary for Theta Alpha Phi and belongs to Kappa Delta Pi and other groups.
Mrs. Vada Mae Babston hosted the Be Busy Sewing Club at her home on 512 Vancil for a regular gathering. Members sewed cup towels. refreshments were served to Nadine Smith Becky Poe Lewis Blackmon George Lloyd Billie Martin H L Parks S P Gray Dessie Roper Louella Wilson. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Lewis Blackmon on May 22.
Mr. and Mrs. G W Nichols and Susan of Farmington New Mexico were overnight visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs W T Billups. They joined the Billups group to College Station for Mothers Day exercises where Steven Nichols a Texas A M freshman won an award for best drill team member and was named sophomores adviser for next year. The group toured the Drill Team and viewed colored movies of their trip to Washington D C where the team finished second in the nation.
Texas moves toward creating Education Service Centers in 20 regions with Joint Committee meetings led by Dr. J. W. Edgar. Centers will host Regional Media Centers, coordinate Title III services per federal policy, and offer local planning base, media services, and regional educational resources.
The State Board of Education approved a plan to establish Education Service Centers in 20 regions to provide media services. Centers should be ready by September 1 1967, with regional locations to be decided by local boards as operation begins.
Our sincere thanks to friends who prayed sent cards flowers food and visited during our recent sorrow May God bless you Earl and Grace Roach
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