Mary Sunday School Class Meeting at First Baptist
The Mary Sunday School Class met at Mrs. Jeryl Priddy's home Monday night. They discussed Christmas projects and voted to place "Good News for Modern Man" in public places around town. A Turkey Day sale raised funds for the Christmas project with attendees including Mesdames Higgins, Poe, Rogers, Baldwin, Burns, Priddy, Eastman and guest Mark Rogers.
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Mary
First Baptist Church
Jeryl Priddy
Bobby Rogers
Richard Higgins
Dennis Poe
Bill Baldwin
Raymond Burns
Karlene Eastman
Mark Rogers
Joyful First Baptist Sunday School Class Meeting
The JOY SS Class of First Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Grantz home with Mrs. Loyd Roberson as co host. Mrs. Grantz led opening prayer and roll call. Plans were made for a Christmas dinner and a donation to the church building fund in place of class member gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C
First Baptist Church
Harry Grantz
Loyd Roberson
Mesdames Monroe Boles
Ray Laughan
G. W. Sneed
Carson Easterly
Kenneth Sneed
Ted Meyer
Jack Pierce
Wayne Sims
R. G. Cooper
Joyce Krause
Lloyd Roberson
Dorcas Sunday School Meeting Held at Gardner Home
The Dorcas Sunday School class met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dell Gardner with co host Mrs. Grover Davis. Mrs. Artie Smith presided and Mrs. Oletha Elder led the opening prayer. Present were Mesdames Artie Smith Grover Davis Velma Hart Stella White Oletha Elder Orbie Harrison Nadeen Smith Dell Gardner and a visitor Mrs Clyde Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Dell Gardner
Grover Davis
Artie Smith
Oletha Elder
Nadeen Smith
Mesdames Artie Smith
Velma Hart
Stella White
Orbie Harrison
Clyde Gardner
DeSoto Couple Visits Relatives in Merrill's Nursing Home
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Milliorn of DeSoto visited Mrs. Parlee Griffith at Merrill's Nursing Home in Merrill and also called on the Milliorn family residence Sunday.
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Desoto
Floyd Milliorn
Parlee Griffith
Merrill’s
Bill Milliorn
Robertson couple to observe 50th anniversary Sunday
Mr and Mrs D C Robertson will host an open house from two to four o clock Sunday at 314 South Main Street Winters to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Officiating family and relatives will include their children Grandchildren and great grandchildren. They were married November 18 1923 in Comanche and moved to Runnels County in 1924.
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D. C. Robertson
South Main Street
Winters
John 5. Robertson
Austin
George F. Lievd
Willis C. Davis
W. B. McGuire
Comanche
Runnels County
Lamplighter UMW Group Met at Mrs Crockett Home
The Lamplighter Group of the United Methodist Women met at the home of Mrs. Lavenia Crockett on Tuesday. Mrs. Gerhardt presided, with Mrs. Jones leading opening prayer and lesson on Community Missions. Devotional by Mrs. Middlebrook and scripture by Mrs. Stanley. Attendees included Mesdames Nelson Crockett Marks Jones Parramore Stanley Mapes Middlebrook Abbott Gerhardt and Miss Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women
Lavenia Crockett
Gerhardt
Jones
Middlebrook
Mrs. Stanley
Mesdames
A. M. Nelson
E. L. Marks
Sam Jones
W. W. Parramore
W. T
Winters Enterprise Item from Winters Texas Page Eight
Local page brief reports on town happenings in Winters Texas with small notices and updates dated November 16 1973. Includes short items likely from community columns and civic notices.
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Winters Enterprise
Texas
Modern women need two friends quotes
The speaker posits a social trope about female friendships noting women require one confidant to converse with and another to discuss. The remark implies a critique of social dynamics and the architecture of female companionship.
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JOY SS
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Gobbie
Turkey
Winchester Dove and Quail
Western Auto Associate Store
Mrs
Mr. Robertson
Clay County
Ala
J. W. Robertson
MR. and
UMW
Bonanza
Levi and
Wrangiers
Farah
Haggar
Levi
CPO
Grenadier
Dren’s
MIS
AIDAY
SOX
Dacron Double Knits
Lavanristnas
Mission Valley
Jane,Colby
Aileen
Buster Brown
Big Boys
Oxfords
Waianae
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