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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1927

Page

3

Dining room expands to include family and individual service

The establishment announces it will offer both family and individual dining service in its dining room to honor its slogan It aims to accommodate different dining preferences and expects positive guest reception.

100 Bales Cotton Sold Here Thursday

J. J. Caves sold 100 bales of middling cotton here yesterday at 15.40 while open bids ranged from 14.85 to 15.40. Buyers came from Abilene Sweetwater Ballinger and Brownwood with R A Cramer placing the high bid. Visitors included Ace Rollin Gaylen Hart Morris Williams Ethel Finch Emma Lou Finch Tessie Rae Finch and Mr and Mrs Finch from Antelope. Mrs Sanders Walker of San Antonio is visiting her mother Mrs J E Oliver.

J. J. Caves Abilene Sweetwater Ballinger Brownwood R. A. Cramer Messrs Ace Rollin Gaylen Hart Morris Williams Misses Ethel Finch Emma Lou Finch Tessie Rae Finch Mrs. Finch Antelope Mrs. Sanders Walker San Antonio J. E. Oliver

Tribute to W A Pace as Winters mourns loss

Card of thanks from Mrs W H Chapman and family of Monday Texas expresses gratitude to Winters friends for kindness after the death of husband and brother W A Pace. The Chapmans and relatives attended the funeral and family visit in Winters before returning home Tuesday afternoon.

W. H. Chapman Monday Texas W. A. Pace

Newtons Visit Kingsville Family in City Stay

Mr and Mrs L G Newton and their son Robert of Kingsville Texas are spending several days in the city visiting relatives and mingling with old friends.

L. G. Newton Robert Kingsville, Texas City

Mrs. Boyd Eiland Buried Here Tuesday

The death of Mrs. Boyd Eiland occurred at the family home in Tulsa Texas on Sunday May 22. Her body was brought to Tuscola for burial arriving Tuesday morning. She was born Lola Mae Bedford in Weatherford June 28 1904 and grew up in Winters. She married M Boyd Eiland July 12 1922 and lived in Paint Rock Tulia and other Texas towns. She is survived by husband son Boyd Kraig parents five brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at First Baptist Church with burial in Fairview cemetery.

Boyd Eiland Tulsa Texas Tuscola Lola Mae Bedford Eiland Fred Bedford Weatherford Winters Winters High School Christian Church M. Boyd Eiland Paint Rock Tulia Boyd Kraig First Baptist Church A. H. Clark H. H. Stephens Fairview Cemetery Luther Owens Mildred Spill Maurine Pumphrey V. Marie Stephens Annie B. Faulkner Katherine Lamberth Brooksie Justice Gladys Graham Carl Henslee Buford Owens T. E. McAdoo Barney McCasland Abilene Maggart Roscoe A. T. Eiland Plainview T. M. Crawford Clyde Crawford Scott Pecan Gap B. M. Eiland Bangs Noah Staegs W. F. Wetzel

Ford Dealers Announce Big Used Car Sale

Mr. Nance promotes a large used car sale starting Saturday May 28 at the Nance Brown Motor company salesrooms. Cars are reconditioned and often repainted with new casings and batteries. A 30 day Ford guarantee accompanies each sale. Also noted is a full advertising campaign and a circulated circular detailing values.

Nance Nance-Brown Motor Company Ford

Miss Laura Kittrell Visits Cisco Friends

Miss Laura Kittrell left the first of the week for Cisco where she will spend a few days visiting friends and relatives.

Laura Kittrell Cisco

Woman oil baron from Amarillo proves wealth with wells

Miss Lele May Barnum, Amarillo Texas, owns oil lands in the Panhandle and operates wells daily in masculine and feminine fashion. She travels the field in a custom car, wears cowboy gear by day, Paris gown by night, and rejects marriage proposals, stating she is happier unaided by a husband.

Lele May Barnum Amarillo Texas Miss Barnum

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