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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1961
Page
3
The Rev. Ray Elliott pastor of First Methodist Church and D. A. Dobbins left Monday for a few days fishing on the coast at Rockport. They were joined on the trip by the Rev. S. A. Baker of Mansfield.
The Children of S. T. Folk express sincere thanks to blood donors, neighbors, those who brought food flowers and cards. They also thank Dr. Rives and the nurses who cared for him and ask God to bless each reader.
Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offerings, and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. May we have a measure of comfort in your life of need is the wish from Mrs. W. A. Puckett and family.
Card thanks friends and neighbors for thoughts during sorrow for Kenny Wilkerson. Loyd, Mamie Wilkerson and family express gratitude for comforting words, acts of kindness, food, and flowers.
Mrs J W Huffhines 85 a Winters resident since 1904 died Wednesday night at Merrill Rest Home after a yearlong illness. Born Mary Robertson Oct 27 1875 in Hope Ark she came to Texas aged two living in Brownwood Nolanville and Winters where she and husband William ran the City Hotel until 1924. Funeral Friday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev B T Shoemake. Burial Fairview Cemetery. Casketbearers listed.
Mrs. Kenneth Vinson leaves Thursday for Denver Colorado to join her husband at the Air Force Training School. She is accompanied by his parents Mr and Mrs J D Vinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stathem of Shreveport Louisiana welcomed a baby boy named Darryl Lane born October 31. The couple has a daughter, Teri, age three, and Mrs. Stathem is the former Adalene Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Williams. The Williamses recently returned home after visiting in the Stathem home.
The Diversity Club met at Clarence Ledbetter’s Bradshaw area home with theme The Way of the First American. Mrs Ledbetter opened with Federal Policy Views of the American Indian and stressed self help and community preservation in tribal projects.
The Winters Garden Club hosts a two day flower show at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bryan 412 North Main. Admission is free from 2 to 6 PM with an invitational class for non members. Entrants display titles such as A Little Bit of Heaven The Big Dipper Milky Way and the North Star.
Winters High School Band Director Robert Gans told the Band Mothers Club that children should seek the very best in all they do. The Blizzard Band plans to attend the UIL Marching Contest in San Angelo, marching at 2:28 p.m. at Central Stadium. President Mrs J W Rahiman urged support, and a film of the Ballinger game was shown to about twenty attendees.
A report describes visitors to the Hoover Dam in Arizona and their sighting of a notable figure in Phoenix, highlighting public interest in the landmark and the city.
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