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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
2
Multiple entries list items for sale or rent including a 550 Adams motor grader in fair condition with a contact number after 6 pm, and several houses. Additional notes mention two grain Chevrolet trucks from 1950 and 1958, a 114 story house with 14 large pecan trees and proximity to a school, all with phone contacts for inquiries.
S Sgt Franklin C O'Dell and family visit his parents at 407 South Melwood Fort Gordon Ga before he heads to Korea. He serves with Special Services and was stationed at Fort Gordon.
Job notice seeks a man or woman for part time sales. Experience not required. For appointment call 767-3107 or write Box 23, Jerry Morgan.
The Quiller Memorandum starring George Segal Alec Guinness Max von Sydow Senta Berger and George Sanders screens Saturday night at the Fiesta Drive In Theatre. The film shot in Berlin in Panavision De Luxe color explores underground neo-Nazism and has earned rave British reviews after London world premiere.
Maria Shaw, WHS senior and class of 1967 graduate, was honored at a dinner hosted by Miss Kathy Shaw. The event at the Shaw family home featured blue and white decorations and guests including Marsha Hays, Sue Hodnett, Carolyn Phelps, Susan Parks, Elaine Campbell, Phyllis Awalt, Jan Johnson and Jan Merck.
Texas University students who were here the past weekend were Larry Rives Reid Stoecker and Kenneth On ken.
A succinct aphorism contrasts gossip with news by distinguishing passive reception from active sharing, implying information’s credibility is shaped by who speaks and who listens. The line emphasizes the boundary between rumor and verified reporting.
The graduating class includes Byron Manning Anderson Allen Darrell Andrae Jerry Lee Awalt Phyllis Jan Awalt Arlie Ray Barnes Jackie Bean Beverly Briley Max Briley Davey Brock Sharon Campbell Leroy Castillo Terry Collins Robert Conner Brenda Cooper John Craven Garlinda Crouch John Davidson Larry Donnca Pamela Dunn Alvin Dunn Theresa Emmett Susan Englert Doris Galloway Donna Gehrels Ronald Gray Frankie Hageman Marsha Hodnett Linda Holder Dorothy Johnson Dan Kraatz Roselyn Kraatz Eddie Loehman Michael Magee Ida Martin Virginia Merck Sylvia Moore Guy Morrow George Mostad Suzanne Parks John Patterson Carolyn Phelps Gary Pinkerton Johnny Powers Sharon Powers Presley Pritchard Terry Rives Larry Rozemen Linda Rozemen Herminia Ruiz Margarita Sanchez Maria Shaw Sim O DELL Sheppard Sharon Simpson Stephen Smith Sarah Spill James Templeton Sylvia Tinney Tony Torres Linda Whittenberg Murray Wilson Glenn Wright.
The U S Public Health Service approved a 315 659 grant to Texas for a statewide immunization program. Funds support measles polio diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough campaigns with local agencies and medical societies through April 30 1968 with a possible one year extension and a 325 000 grant. A supplemental polio vaccine budget of 35 775 was requested.
Wendell Bedichek resigns from the Texas Research League in Austin to become executive director of the newly formed West Central Texas Council of Governments in Abilene. The Senate bill moves back to the House for final action.
A concise commentary on the tension between independent management and external pressures in modern commerce. It notes how firms must balance autonomy with stakeholder expectations, citing strategic autonomy and market responsiveness as competing imperatives.
The Wingate 4-H Club thanks area residents who brought animals for rabies vaccinations last Saturday. A total of 62 animals received shots. Special appreciation goes to Mr. Buford Baldwin and the City of Winters for the City Hall sign and to Dr. Robert Miller for administering the vaccines.
Mr and Mrs Morris Chapman of Abilene were visitors Sunday in the home of their mother Mrs C L Chapman.
Winters School Board members and spouses hosted a dinner at Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Rives to honor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christian who plan to move to Denton. John W. Norman presented a silver buffet tray engraved with board members' names.
A playful remark about productivity stresses choosing focus over multitasking to accomplish tasks efficiently within a single day. The line suggests value in deliberate inaction to maximize results.
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