20 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
1
A broad slate plays at The Queen including 3 Men on a Horse and Poor Little Rich Girl with Spendthrift and Yours For The Asking, plus Hopalong Cassidy Returns and The Sea Spoilers. The page also lists For Sale acts and local notices, with community milestones and obituaries.
Mr and Mrs W P Gardner spent last Sunday in Sahta Anna visiting relatives. They were accompanied home by Mr Gardner s mother Mrs W H Gardner who is visiting in their home this week. Mr and Mrs M A Jackson announce the arrival of a baby boy on November 16 who was named Wanda Ray.
Miss Mildred Boadman and Mrs. D R Hill of Santa Anna visited at the Gardner home last Friday. Mr and Mrs S L Chapman announce the arrival of a bay boy on November 16 naming him Louis Dean.
A wry aphorism on domestic dynamics and social order. The fragment suggests that fear of chaos depends on shared expectations and notes that laborer pay tends to shrink as effort increases, with few exceptions.
A short, reflective note on sharing sorrows with friends as a comfort ritual. It frames conversation about communal support and emotional openness without specific events or names.
A brief warning about internal speech and self talk, emphasizing control over thoughts and how casual internal dialogue can affect mood and actions. The note suggests mindfulness and deliberate, constructive self conversation to avoid harm or negative patterns.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Thormeyer hosted visitors from Seguin and Dallas while Mrs L F Wilson and Mrs W H Clift joined a Presbyterian Mexican mission meeting in San Angelo. A Friday wedding mention hints at a familial attendance with Armistice Day reference. A covered dish luncheon featured Mexican dishes during the Brownwood Presbyterian business session.
Jack Young, employed in the bookkeeping department of J. Floyd Malcolm Construction in Brazos, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Young.
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