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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
2
The Winters Public Library board begins a fundraising campaign next Monday to raise about 3000 for removing a partition and expanding usable space nearly double. The drive seeks area support while maintaining private, non profit operation funded by donations and dues.
Governor John Connally announced he will not seek re election in 1968 shocking many in the state capital. The filing deadline remains February 15, touching campaigns by Preston Smith and others while observers weigh liberal and conservative responses to the decision.
The Friendship Class at First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at 7 00 hosted by Mrs Carroll Tatom. Mrs Naida Blackwood led the business session while Mrs Linda Priddy opened with prayer and reported new prospects for membership.
Regular monthly meeting of the Martha Sunday School Class of Southside Baptist Church was held Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Ethel Hill. President Mrs. Ellis Chapman presided with devotions by Mrs. Bessie Sullivan and readings by Mrs. John Shipman.
The Charity Caroline Circle gathered Tuesday morning at Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Dobbins home to study The Response of the Church in Changing Japan. Mrs. Dobbins led the study and read an African prayer as Mrs. D. A. Dobbins led the opening prayer.
The Texas Office of Economic Opportunity released an annual report showing nearly 120 million dollars in federal anti poverty funds poured into Texas over the past two years. It notes 98.99 million dollars authorized for war on poverty projects in the fiscal year ending August 31.
Mrs Darwin Bostick led the Pegey Vinson Circle of the First Baptist Church in a Tuesday morning meeting at her home. Mrs Bobby Blackwood presided, yearbooks were shared, and a program on The Lords Supper was presented by Mrs Wayne King.
Members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Sallie Gray for the last session of the study Christ and the Faith of Men. Mrs. Sam Jones presided. Mrs. M. G. Middlebrook led the study. Mandella Hill presented a playlet The Convert. refreshments were served to nine attendees.
A household rubber kneeling pad with a canvas cover serves as a versatile boat seat or camping accessory. It can also function as a pillow and folds flat for easy transport.
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