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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1970
Page
4
Jules Gipson of the San Angelo SSA office will visit Winters at the Chamber of Commerce on West Dale Street. He will be there Tuesday June 9 and June 23 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Social Security claimants, information seekers, or others may meet him on these dates.
Bull MM Pumphrey formerly of Wintess was among 13 husbands honored by Woman's Medical College Philadelphia for self sacrifice and support during their wives study. Dean Bernard Sigel presented certificates to the men at a May 23 dinner for the graduating class of 49 students. Pumphrey, son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Pumphrey of Winners, served two years with the Peace Corps in Tanzania and now resides in Philadelphia.
Winters Masonic Lodge will elect officers for the coming year at the regular meeting on Thursday June 4 at 8 p m R Thomas master urges all lodge members to attend this important meeting.
VA Chief Donald E. Johnson reports volunteers contributed more than nine million hours of service last year at VA medical centers and outpatient clinics. He notes the figure underscores the value of volunteers but says more volunteers are still needed to meet demand.
Myra Minzenmayer and David Howard Sorrells renewed their marriage vows Saturday May 23 at St John Lutheran Church here. The bride, a Winters High School and Texas Tech graduate, wore a peau de soie gown with chantilly lace, bouquet of white gladiolus and orchid, and reception followed. The groom, a Texas Tech Industrial Engineering student, is from Sweetwater. they plan to live in Lubbock. rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom's parents at Huffman House.
In a Washington column Omar Burleson argues that United States self-interest should govern all foreign affairs including war trade and aid He defends SEATO NATO and Marshall Plan roots and notes the president decides on policy within Congress limited by treaties and war declarations
Texas Parks and Wildlife advises outdoors safety for families. Learn to identify poison sumac poison ivy and poison oak and avoid them. Keep insects at bay with repellent and beware venomous snakes. The text also shifts to a political discussion about presidential authority and Senate debate.
The family thanks those who expressed sympathy during bereavement with food, flowers, letters, and visits. May they be of help in others’ time of need. -The Family of Mrs. Sallie F. Burson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson of Dallas visited the Anderson home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Anderson. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Big Edwards of Sweetwater during the weekend.
As temperatures rise outdoorsmen become active and rabbits emerge in Texas. Wear good boots and stay alert. Snakebite kits are cheap insurance. Handle rabbits carefully to avoid contact with cuts. Water safety is urged after over 500 drownings last year. Obey the Texas Water Safety Act and use common sense around water.
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