Wingate Notes Travel and Illnesses Reach District
Mrs. W. N. Bagwell left for Los Angeles to be at her sister’s bedside as she remains seriously ill. Mary Doggett returns from near Dallas after visiting Estelle Polk and family and grandson Teddy. Mr and Mrs Hunter of Sweetwater and Leon Bahlman of San Angelo were guests at the Church of Christ. Dessie Denson of Brownwood also visited. Hal Langford is seriously ill in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene, former Wingate and Humble Camp resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Bagwell
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Doggett
Dallas
Estelle Polk
Teddy
Hal Langford
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Wingate
Humble Camp
Winters Independent Schools Menu For November Week
Winters Independent Schools lists the week’s lunch menu from Monday November 6 to Friday November 10. Meals include pizza pinto beans tossed salad lemon coconut cake corn muffins fried chicken mashed potatoes yellow whole grain corn hamburgers or combination sandwich and fries char broiled beef patties green beans savory rice celery banana pudding poppy seed rolls barbecued franks ham and lima beans gelatin salad Texas toast carrot sticks dill pickles doughnuts and milk or chocolate milk.
Family Thanks for Sympathy and Help After Loss
The family of Perry B. Brown expresses sincere gratitude for friends and neighbors who offered sympathy and help including meals from neighbors and the ladies of the Church of Christ. They say they will be forever grateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Perry B. Brown
Visit Notes Rapids: Local Families Gather in Church Context
The passage lists church members and visitors including Mrs. B H Denson and her granddaughter family from Wilmeth Lawn and Brownwood, Mr and Mrs J B Denson, Mrs I G Hensley with the Waggoners from Winters visiting Bruce and family in Gallup New Mexico. Lucian Jackson remains a patient at Hendrick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
B. H. Denson
J. B. Denson
Wilmeth
Lawn
Dessie Denson
Brownwood
I. G. Hensley
Waggoner
Winters
Gallup
N. M
Bruce Waggoner
Lucian Jackson
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Cotton Harvest Slowed In Area With 1742 Bales Brought In
Only 1742 bales of the 1972 crop were brought into Winters Warehouse by Monday afternoon from North Runnels gins. Harvesting was slowed by recent fall rains across Tom Green Runnels and Haskell counties, with standstill across Jones Knox Coleman Scurry and Nolan counties. The Abilene office reports good quality and longer staple, with predominant grades 32 and 42 and micronaire in the premium range. Prices range from 17.00 to 18.75 cents per 52 Bark, with premium mike cotton only being bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Runnels
Consumer and Marketing Service
Abilene
Tom Green Runnels
Haskell
Jones
Knox
Coleman
Scurry
Nolan
Abilene Cotton
USDA
Agriculture Marketing Service
Three Arrested On Marijuana Charges In County
The Runnels County Sheriff’s Office with Winters Ballinger and Sweetwater officers arrested three people for possession of almost 100 pounds of uncut marijuana. One suspect remained at large early this week. Two adults from Winters and one from Fort Hood were involved. About 20 pounds were found east of Winters and 50 pounds in the Wingate-Shep area. The haul included bags and a pipe. Retail value estimated between 5 000 and 6 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnels County
Stevens
Winters
Wingate-Shep
North Runnels Cancer Unit Meets at Chamber of Commerce
The North Runnels County Unit of the American Cancer Society held its Tuesday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce with Mrs. Earl Roach presiding Jim Cramer district fieldman spoke on the San Angelo orientation and announced sick room supplies are available there and Reach for Recovery volunteer training will begin soon The next meeting is set for November 28 New members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Runnels County
American Cancer Society
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Roach
Jim Cramer
San Angelo
Homer Hodge
Emma Marks
M. L. Dobbins
The
Cancer Society
Mrs. Elizabeth Alderman Visits Miss Lee in San Antonio Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Alderman of San Antonio visited over the weekend at the home of Mrs. A. D. Lee, sharing time and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Elizabeth Alderman
San Antonio
A. D. Lee
Wheeler 40th wedding anniversary honored in Shep
Mr and Mrs J H Wheeler of Shep were honored at an open house and surprise dinner at the Shep Community Center on Oct 22 marking 40 years of marriage. Their children hosted the event and relatives from Brownwood Abilene Coleman Bangs Lubbock Sudan and Tye attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wheeler
Shep
Shep Community Center
O. E. Self
Brownwood
Clinton Wheeler
Ovale
Marybeth Price
Abilene
Wheeler
Brown County
Margaret Marx
Lydia White
Parlee Tabor
Bangs
C. D. White
Jerry Steffey
Coleman
Philip Perce
Sudan
Alma Lou Pierce
Lubbock
Ada Denton
Charles Bradshaw
Ballinger
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
The author thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during a hospital stay. Gratitude is extended for gifts cards letters phone calls visits and food.
Mrs E L Marks Expresses Deep Gratitude
A brief note from Mrs. E L Marks expresses deep gratitude for the assistance received. Her message conveys heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the unnamed recipients.
Cigarette Tax Revenue Falls in 1971 to 1972
Revenue from cigarette taxes declined by 106 792 dollars over the year ending September 1972, reaching 15 34 million.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. G. Bedford
Texas
DR. Z. I. Hale
Ino. W. Norman
Winters, Texas
Winters Independent Schools School Menu
WTA
Carl White
Doyle Jones
R. C. Hones
Raley Sims
Vana Henry
Wesley
L. C. Jones
Huston Jones
M. H. Jones
Tye
Junior White
Dock Havner
Tylie
Job
Gordon Brookshier
Runnels
E. L. Marks
Itc
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
del Monte
del Monte Pineapple
Hormel
Vienna
Kountry
Stokely’s
Oleo
Campbell’s Cream of Mushroom Soup
Stokely
Republic Money
S. & H. Green
Diet Rite Cola
Gandy
Kimbell Coffee
Carton
Gladiola
Olde
Virginia
Boston Butts
Blue Ribbon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!