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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1963

Page

3

Wingate Visitors List From Local Community

Mrs Clyde Landers Mrs Jim Landers and Fred Landers visited in the M B Folsom home with Mrs Morrison who can walk with a cane. Elmer Bryan of Wilmeth and Edwin visiting in Dale Community with Henry Vogler. I G Hensley did a Ballinger business trip and Anita visited with Joyce and Ginger in San Angelo. Hodge of Wichita Falls visiting Huckaby home. Voss visited Byrd home Friday. Wheat visitors included W L Phillips W T Holder and John Byrd. Saturday guests Crook Broadstreet Velma Langford and son. Buck Rodgers of Colorado City spent the weekend with H E King family. Mildred Clark visited with Carl Green. Ruth and Willard Cone of Pettitt were weekend visitors.

Clyde Landers Jim Landers Fred Landers M. B. Folsom Morrison Elmer Bryan Wilmeth Edwin Dale Henry Vogler I. G. Hensley Ballinger Anita Joyce Ginger Huckaby Voss John Byrd Wheat W. L. Phillips W. T. Holder Crook Broadstreet Velma Langford Buck Rodgers Colorado City H. E. King Mildred Clark

Weekend Gatherings Mark Visits Across San Angelo Area

Residents visiting relatives and friends over the weekend include Mrs. Blackwell's return from a visit with kin, J W Allen and Ruby A Bryan relatives in Winters, Melba Rodgers with her mother, a Midland funeral for Bill Harmon's nephew, and multiple gatherings at homes of the Guy, Morris, and Holder families. A quilt was made for Mrs Kirkland and birthdays were noted for Mrs Gannaway, Mrs Smith, Glenda Folsom, and Becky Dean.

San Angelo Mrs. Blackwell J. W. Allen Lawerence Bryan Winters Melba Rodgers Ruby A. Bryan Bill Harmon Midland Bill W. B. Guy Dutch Briley Jimmy Minor Abilene M. L Lela Mae Odessa L. S. Morris al Henley Floyd Wood Robert Patsy Albert Brown Doc Rodgers Lanora Bailey Fannie Rae Durham Shell Durham Fannie Ray Harter Flossie Kirkland Byrd Denson Mildred Patton Kathy Dunn Ray Dunn Annie Phillips Lampasas Pete Polk John Gannaway M. R. Smith Survern O’dell Gannaway M. R

Scott and White to Open New Ten Million Dollar Hospital

Scott and White Memorial Hospital announces a December 6 opening for a $10 million, 315 bed facility in Temple. The Radial nursing floor design, interlocked centers, and joint functions with the Scott, Sherwood and Brindley Foundation support a planned 75 000 annual patient capacity, with 53 000 patients last year from 40 states and 15 other nations.

Scott and White Memorial Hospital Scott, Sherwood and Brindley Foundation Scott and White Diagnostic Center Olin Culberson Medical Research Center Scott and White School of Professional Nursing University of Texas Post-Graduate School of Medicine Temple Division Ellerbe & Co St. Paul Mayo Clinic Methodist Hospital Rochester Minn Ellerbe Wyatt Hedrick Fort Worth Temple District of Columbia Clyde H. Alexander Jay A. Phillips Houston Paul Bassel A. C. Scott, Sr R. R. White Scott and White

Rare Jacana Bird Seen Dead in Texas Valley

Game Warden Ray mond Davee reports a dead Jacana found beside a road in Elsa Texas by two paper route boys Gregory Moodle and Gene Kelley. The rare Central American bird likely struck telephone wires, explaining its death and distinctive yellow frontal shield green wing patches and long toes.

Texas Magic Valley Raymond Davee Edinburg Gregory Moodle Gene Kelley Elsa Central South America Texas

Texas Packers Buy Local Stock

In the 1959 survey, Ed Avacek of Texas A M College reports Texas packers buy most livestock locally. About 85 percent of state cattle slaughtered are Texas cattle, with cows and bulls at 96 percent Texans. Sheep, hogs, and calves show high local sourcing though some imports occur from neighboring states.

Texas Ed Avacek Texas A & M College Texas Packers New Mexico Arizona Kansas Missouri Avacek Oklahoma

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Wingate Chevrolet Plymouth GMC Waddell Chevrolet Co Tex Bulova Hamilton America GIFT Rogers & Community Roger International the International Silver Company Quantic Ties Limited Bahlman Jewelers New Braunsfels C. P. Alfrey New Braunfels B. B. Bedford Don Bedford Alfrey Scott & White Colora Minois Texa The Winters State Bar Inters Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System
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