Friendly Ladies Class Party At First Methodist Church
Members of the Friendly Ladies class of the First Methodist Church held a class party in the church parlor Friday evening with Mrs. Fred Young presiding. Rev. Edward Orwell spoke on Christ Over Light as officers were installed and Mrs. D W Williams sang a solo. Frosted punch and cookies were served to many members and a visiting Rev Otwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Ladies
First Methodist Church
Fred Young
M. E. Leeman
Edward Orwell
Christ Over
D. W. Williams
Mesdames Thad Traylor
T. C. Stanley
A. B. Badgett
Becky Poe
Vada Babston
E. L. Marks
Ed Otwell
Gattis Neely
M. L. Dobbins
E. L. Crockett
Gladys Wilson
Edith Drake
Paul Gerhardt
G. M. Garrett
J. D. Vinson
Nan Wright
Pearlie Abbott
Maurine Davis
Eva Kelly
Sallie Gray
Willie Loise Nichols
Rev. Otwell
Winters Enterprise May 24 1968 Page 2
Local page 2 issue from Winters Texas dated Friday May 24 1968 highlights community notices and brief local items including civic updates and upcoming events. The page compiles short items common to small town newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Big supply of Receipt Books at Enterprise office
A large stock of receipt books is available at the Enterprise office. Officials say the supply should meet demand for receipts and record-keeping for local businesses and vendors in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Office
FBI lists James Earl Ray on Ten Most Wanted Fugitives
The FBI adds James Earl Ray alias Eric Starve Galt to the Ten Most Wanted list for the King assassination, with a Birmingham 1968 federal warrant charging conspiracy to interfere with civil rights. Ray escaped Missouri Penitentiary in 1967 and is described as armed and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Earl Ray
Missouri
Eric Starve Galt
Martin Luther King, Jr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ray
Dr. King
Memphis
Tennessee
Galt
Birmingham
Alabama
Missouri State Penitentiary
U.S
Alton
Illinois
Members Runnels County Archery Assn At Shoot
Seven members of the Runnels County Archery Association attended an invitational in San Angelo on Sunday and all won trophies. Don Vinson led with first in B freestyle, Jerry Whitlow won first in C freestyle, Marvin Clark took first in C bare bow, while Mrs. Don Vinson, Mrs. Jerry Whitlow, and Mrs. Marvin Clark earned top spots in various women's bare bow and free style classes. The Winters Archers also competed in the West Texas Archery League with several leaders including Buster Clark in youth division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnels County Archery Association
San Angelo
Don Vinson
Jerry Whitlow
Marvin Clark
Buster
Clark
Winters
West Texas
Whitlow
Buster Clark
Card of Thanks for Mrs. W. A. Dry care
Deep appreciation from Mrs. B. W. Har well and Mrs. Faye Drake Los Angeles Calif to Dr Rives and hospital staff and especially Mrs Louis Heard and Mrs Ruby Wallar for their constant vigilance love during illness and loss May God bless you all.
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Rives
W. A. Dry
Louis Heard
Ruby Wallar
B. W. Harwell
Faye Drake
Los Angeles
Calif
Itp
Runnels County Oil and Gas Wells Generate $11.5 Million Yearly
An Texas Mid-Continent Oil Gas Association study shows Runnels County crude oil valued at $10.9 million in 1966 and natural gas at $66 008. The county produced about 3.7 million barrels of oil and 4.6 billion cubic feet of gas, supporting employment and local taxes. 179 direct jobs, $1 million payroll, and two gas plants with 32 million cf day capacity are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnnels County
Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Association
Runnels County
Texas
Railroad Commission
Texas Oil
Rinehart
The
Texas Employment Commission
Oil and Gas Journal
San Souci Dinner Club Meets at Neely Home
The Sans Souci forty two dinner club gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gattis Neely with co hosts Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Gardner. Dinner featured buffet service at four tables with pink rose centerpiece. Attendees included J. W. Bahlman La Dell Davis Fred Young Raymond Lloyd W. F. Minzenmayer Harry Herman and George Poe. Forty two games followed the meal concluding the season with plans to resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Forty-Two Dinner Club
Mrs. Gattis Neely
B. T. Gardner
Messrs and Mesdames
J. W. Bahlman
LaDell Davis
Fred. Young
Raymon Lloyd
W. F. Minzenmayer
Harry Herman
George Poe
St John Evening Circle Meets at Lisso Home
Members of the St John Lutheran Church Evening Circle met at the Lisso home with Helen Lisso as hostess. Mrs Walter Probst Sr led Bible study and a question answer session followed. Officers and members conducted roll call gave reports and refreshments were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Helen Lisso
Walter Probst Sr
Ervin Schroeder
Merle. Wright
Wright
Minnie Belitz
Secretary of Education
Willis Whittenburg
Probst
Schroeder
Whittenburg
R. C. Jr. Kurtz
Belitz
F. “H. Lisso
Sew and Sew Club Meets at Byrd Home Last Tuesday
The Sew and Sew Club gathered at Mrs. John Byrd's home with thirteen members and four visitors. Quilting and pillowcase making were done for the hostess, followed by coffee and punch refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
John Byrd
Mesdames
Flossie Kirkland
Doc Pinegar
George Lloyd
Minnié Williams
Grace Smith
Elmer King
Walter Green
C. D. Bradford
J. W. Lindsey
E. M. Pritchard
L. R. Hancock
Mildred Patton
Mesdames Leonard Phillips
Jim King
Ervin Talley
Alton Armstrong
Tammy Gibbs Fetes Fifth Birthday At Home Party
Tammy Gibbs celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at home on Friday May seventeen. Attendees included maternal grandparents Dick Mayo paternal grandparents Connie H Gibbs great grandparents L B Gibbs Kenny Gibbs mother and others from Ballinger Dallas and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Mel
So Gibbs
Connie Mae Gibbs
Dick Mayo
Connie H. Gibbs
L. B. Gibbs
Kenny Gibbs
Dawn Traylor
Donald
Craig Gray
Toby
Joe
Terry Gerhart
Lindsey
Bredemeyer
Robert
Cook
Ballinger
David
Darren Hurt
Dallas
Mesdames Marvin
Traylor Jr
Milton Gerhart
Rodney Hurt
For Sale Receipt Books Offered by The Enterprise Office
Receipt books are offered for sale at The Enterprise office. The ad indicates availability now through the office. Interested buyers may inquire at the newspaper's location for pricing and quantities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winters Enterprise
Thomas, Publishers
Inters
Carl Baldwin
Sam Jones
Garland Shook
Melvin Mapes
Martin Middlebrook
August Water
Alfred Rose
J. E. Hill
Jay
Herman Vinson
Tuscola Motors
Tuscola
Grindstaff
Everett
Pol
Everett J. Grindstaff
Harvey Lowmyer
John Willard
James McBride
James Walton
W. C. Herron
James O'Conner
Runnels County Archery Assn
Allied Building & Roofing Co., Inc
P. O
Abilene, Texas
U. S
Corbin J. Robertson
Houston
San Souci Dinner Club
Neely
St. John Evening Circle
Lisso
Tammy Gibbs
Smith Air Purifier Drug CO
H HemisFair
Enco
Humble
America
Nico
Saat
HemleFalz
Paul
Neriona
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