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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
2
Christmas ready 2 bedroom house with 1 car garage at 509 Wood St. Priced for quick sale. Call Franklin Real Estate in Tuscola at 554-7753 or 554-7S14.
A home day care operated by Glenda Graham offers care Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 5:30 with a large yard and playroom. It provides breakfast lunch and a snack for working mothers at 12.50, school children 1.00 for afternoons, and 40 cents per hour for shopping. Contact Glenda Graham at 207 Tinkle or 754-4178.
In the capitol last week more than 200 business and professional leaders reviewed new state reforms on campaign contributions expenditures and lobbying. Secretary of State Mark White and Attorney General John Hill outlined directives and opinions as critics questioned the constitutionality of the new lobby law and PAC requirements.
A 13 500 word rewrite of Texas finalizes to 1974 constitutional convention. The blue ribbon 37 member revision commission presented the document to legislature leaders with an urgent request it serve as a starting point for the January 8 convention. Lt Gov Hobby House Speaker Daniel Jr and Gov Briscoe accepted the redraft which streamlines the 1876 constitution in historic ceremonies.
Anton Esquivel 65, formerly of Winters, died Monday night at his Hereford home after an apparent heart attack. Funeral mass 10 a.m. Thursday at Hereford Catholic Church, burial in Hereford. Survived by wife, three sons, one daughter, six brothers including Juan Manual Sr and Henry of Winters, Casimiro and Aureliano of Munday, and one sister.
A concise reflection on how speech and oral health relate to daily life. The saying suggests mouth functions reveal personality, persuasion, and care, highlighting the link between language, behavior, and dental well being.
The Winters 4-H Club met Monday at Winters City Hall and announced fire extinguishers for sale. A Saturday session will work on landscaping at New North Runnels Hospital, with Tommy Halfmann of the U S Corps of Engineers presenting a wildlife film at Hords Creek Lake.
A note on changing daily routines shows that after finishing work men now seek physical activity rather than rest. The shift reflects evolving attitudes toward health and productivity in modern times.
A speaker notes sneezing and a craving for rice as signs of illness. The casual tone hints at concern about catching a contagious fever and reflects common flu symptoms and dietary instincts.
The Bethany Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the Senior Citizens Nursing Home. Hostesses were Mrs. Billie Whitlow and Mrs. Jack Harrison, with Mrs. Bill Mulhiorn presiding and Mrs. J. S. Tierce leading the opening prayer. The group sang hymns with Mrs. Dorsett at the piano and present members and guests included Mesdames Ora Busher Ada Bledsoe Josie Overman Alma Cunningham Edna McMillian Beth Pumphrey Joe Irvin Bill Milliam Sam Russell Oliver Wood Marvin Taylor Chester McBeth Gene Varden Earl Dorsett J. S. Tierce Ralph McWilliams W. C. Davis J. F. Priddy Marvin Bedford J. T. Sneed Jack Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paschal of Shep hosted a birthday dinner for three sisters on November 4. Honored were Mrs. Jessie Paschal, 82, of Winters. Mrs. Ethel Cassie, 79, of Shep. and Mrs. Joel Smith, 74, of Ballinger. Another sister, Mrs. Zoura Tackett of San Antonio, unable to attend. Sixty three children grandchildren and other relatives attended.
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