Home Making Girls Present Program For Diversity Club
The Diversity Club met at Mrs. James Glenn’s home on Thursday afternoon November 17 with a tea service and yellow cloth decorated table. Members and guests sampled punch and coffee as the program featured a Thanksgiving reading by Mrs. Jones, a paper on education, and home decoration hints by Winters High School students. New members Mrs. John Q. McAdams and Mrs. George Garrett were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diversity Club
James Glenn
Douglas Cole
Bob Fenton
Mesdames
C. R. Bellis
K. W. Cook
Paul Corby
Roy Crawford
Z. I. Hale
Sam Jones
C. R. Kendrick
M. E. Leeman
Rayburn Merrill
Earl Roach
C. E. Sewell
J. E. Smith
J. B. Whitlow
Fred Young
John Q. McAdams
Cecil Hambright
Linda Whittenberg
Donna Gehrels
Nick Crawford
Margaret Sample
Doris Foggle
Shirley Powers
Robert Louis Stevenson
Winters High School
George Garrett
Gratitude For Kindness After Loss Of Gladys
The Oliver Wood and Oliver families thank friends relatives and neighbors for acts of kindness messages food flowers and memorials in their sad bereavement after the death of Gladys. The support is gratefully acknowledged by the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Oliver Wood
Oliver
Nan Wright Circle Meets At Garrett Home In Tuesday Session
The Nan Wright Circle of the WSCS at First Methodist Church gathered Tuesday at Mrs. George Garretts home. Circle chairman Mrs. M L Dobbins led the business and studied Affluence and Poverty. A dialogue on The Trouble With the Poor was presented. Coffee and cookies were served to members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Wright
WSCS
First Methodist Church
George Garrett
M. L. Dobbins
Elmo Mayhew
Edward Orwell
Sew and Sew Club Hosts 19 for Quilting Meet
Mrs. D. E. Pinegar hosted the Sew and Sew Club with 19 members gathering Tuesday for an afternoon of quilting and embroidery. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests. the next meeting will be the Christmas party at Mrs. Willie Pritchard’s home on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegar
D. E. Pinegar
Mmes
Minnie Williams
J. R. Woodfin
Pearl Whigham
Edgar Waggoner
M. R. Smith
C. L. Rogers
Willie Pritchard
O. D. Bradford
Ed Donica
Walter Green
Lonnie Hancock
Sergeant Davis Returns Home from Germany
Sgt. and Mrs. Jerry Davis and daughter Lynn return to the United States after over a year in Heilbronn Germany. They are visiting at 407 Wood Street with Mrs. Davis's parents Mr. and Mrs. O H Green Jr. Davis departs December 12 for service with U S troops in Vietnam. His wife and baby will live in Winters during his absence.
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Germany
Jerry Davis
Lynn
States
Heilbronn
O. H. Green Jr
Wood Street
Sgt. Davis
U. S
Viet Nam
History Survey Group Meeting Elects Delegate and Marker Plans
Mrs. George Poe was elected delegate to the state convention at a meeting of the Runnels County Historical Survey Committee held Saturday at the Runnels County Courthouse. The committee awarded a large marker to commemorate the Old Time Brass Band and will place it at Winters to tell the story of local bands. A plate was approved for the courthouse medallion and a letter invited members to the Butterfield Trail marker dedication on November 20. Judge Rampy reappointed all members and urged broader county representation.
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George Poe
Runnels
Bryan Yarbrough
Robert Lee
Butterfield Trail
Rampy
Rankin Pace
Winters
Historical Survey Committee
Baptist Youth Rally in Bronte November 26
The Runnels Baptist Association Youth Rally will be held at First Baptist Church Bronte on Saturday November 26. The meeting begins at 7 30 p m with invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Bronte
Runnels Baptist
Lone Star Gas Rep Delivers Holiday Program to Club
Junior Culture Club welcomed three new members Miss Nancy Grundy Mrs Johnny Weems and Mrs Paul Michaelis during a Thursday meeting. Jimmie Templin of Lone Star Gas Co San Angelo shared Christmas decorations discussed foods recipes and a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Culture Club
Lone Star Gas
Jimmie Templin
Lone Star Gas Co
San Angelo
Nancy Grundy
Johnny Weems
Paul Michaelis
B. J. Colburn
Jimmy Cox
Mmes
del Hyatt
Wayne Solomon
Cecil Hambright
Nelan Bahiman
O. O. Funderburg Jr
G. K. Beall
Douglas Cole
Forrest Meadows
Tommy Russell
Gayland Robinson
Leva
Reagan
Dale Sewing Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Hoppe Home
The Dale Sewing Club met at Mrs Leland Hoppe on Win gate highway with fourteen members. They cut quilt blocks for the club quilt and did hand work, planning a December 13 Christmas party at Mr and Mrs E E Thormeyer home and noting a January meeting with Mrs Charlie Adami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Hoppe
Dale Sewing Club
Wingate Highway
E. E. Thormeyer
Herman Spill
Jesse Jenkins
Clifford Lehman
Norbet Ueckert
Charlie Adams
Tip McKnight
I. W. Rogers
Jack Whittenberg
Bill Mayo
August Stoecker
Ernest Thormeyer
Ernest Smith
Walter Kruse
Carroll Stoecker
Emma Henniger
Charlie Adami
Sub Deb Club Holds Regular Meeting at Hoppe Home
The Sub Deb Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoppe home with Gwen as hostess. In business, plans for Thanksgiving Dinner and a Christmas float were discussed. Members listed include Cindy Antilley Gayla Beall Glenda Cooper Kathie Dillard Eileen Faubion Beverly Foster Marsha Hays Sue Hodnett Gwen Hoppe Janie Paschal Theresa Meyer Ida Martin Jean Mostad Cindy Pinkerton Brenda Prine Babs Tatum Beverly Sprinkle and Mrs. George Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppe
Glenn Hoppe
Gwen
Cindy Antilley
Gayla Beall
Glenda Cooper
Kathie Dillard
Eileen Faubion
Beverly Foster
Marsha Hays
Sue, Hodnett
Gwen Hoppe
Janie Paschal
Theresa Meyer
Ida Martin
Jean Mostad
Cindy Pinkerton
Brenda Prine
Babs Tatum
Beverly Sprinkle
George Davis
People Pray More Than They Work for Things
A short reflective line notes that many individuals seek more in life than they actively pursue through labor. It contrasts desire with effort and invites contemplation on ambition versus diligence. The statement implies a critique of passive wishfulness over industrious action.
Questionnaires Mailed To Veterans And Dependents
The Veterans Administration regional office in Waco announces annual income and dependency questionnaires will be sent with November checks arriving December 1. About 80,000 forms will reach veterans widows on pension rolls and parents of deceased veterans in Dependency and Indemnity Compensation as of October 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
Waco
Gratitude Note From Mrs Bahlman After Hospital Stay
Mrs. C. F. Bahlman expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kindness during hospital stay and after returning home. Special appreciation goes to Dr. Rives, the nurses, Rev. Ed Orwell for prayers and visits, and for flowers gifts cards and food from supporters. Her family joins in the thanks.
St John Evening Circle Plans Christmas Gift Exchange
Regular meeting of the St John Evening Circle was held in the Educational Building. Members sang, studied "Established in the Faith," contributed offerings, heard reports from the secretary and treasurer, and planned a Christmas box for a needy family with a gift exchange at the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Frank Carter
Henry Witte
Butch Myers
Stewardship
L. E. Jacob
Walter Probst
Merle Wright
Erwin Schroeder
Walter Spill
Minnie Belitz
Visit in Dallas Highlights Milliorns and Griffiths
Mr and Mrs Bill Milliorn spent the weekend in Dallas visiting in the home of her brother Mr and Mrs Floyd Milliorn They were accompanied by Mrs Parra Lee Griffith who visited her daughter in Dallas in the company of the Milliorns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Milliorn
Dallas
Floyd Milliorn
Parralee Griffith
Littlefield Couple Weekend-Visit Bahlmans Host Friends
Mr and Mrs George Bahl of Littlefield were weekend visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs C F Bahlman. A quoted local saying reminds residents to keep their head up but stay friendly with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
George Bahlman
C. F. Bahlman
Motive of Optimism Fuels Leadership and Success
The text urges inner calm and positive outlooks as keys to right actions and leadership. It argues successful men are optimists who seek the best from others, endure bleak moments, and expect favorable outcomes rather than storms.
Gratitude for Support During Hospital Stay
Jno W Norman expresses thanks to all who offered prayers, food, flowers, or cards during his hospital stay. He asks to have opportunity to assist others in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Jno
W, Norman
Methodist Circle Continues Study At Drake Home
Frances Gaby circle of the Methodist Woman's Society met at Mrs. Jasper Drake's home for the second session of the study Affluence and Poverty Dilemma for Christians. Mrs W W Parramore chaired the brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Drake
One hour's sleep before midnight valued higher
A brief proverb notes that sleep taken before midnight yields greater rest than three hours after, emphasizing early rest for better renewal.
Charity Circle Meets at Mrs Mayo Home
Mrs A L Mayo hosted the Charity Caroline Circle meeting at her home 113 East Pierce Tuesday morning. Mrs M E Leeman presided and Miss Frances Stricklin opened the program with Eva Kelly presenting on Affluence and Poverty Dilemma for Christians addressing Who are the Poor and Poverty Among Neighbors Abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Mayo
Caroline Circle
First Methodist Church
East Pierce
M. E. Leeman
Frances Stricklin
Eva Kelly
Winters Ladies Club Closes Meeting with Benediction and Refreshments
The Winters women held a closing benediction at a gathering in Winters Texas. Afterward coffee and cookies were served to a list of attendees including Mesdames Leeman Traylor Marks Bulsterbaum Kelly Whigham Wright Babston Neely Morrison Gibbs Tammy Mayo Stricklin and visitor Mrs Willis Yates. A proverb about planning ahead closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Leeman
Thad Traylor
Lillie Marks
Joe Bulsterbaum
Eva Kelly
Pearl Whigham
J. L. Wright
Vada Babston
Gattis Neely
C. R. Morrison
Connie Gibbs
Tammy and Kenny
A. L. Mayo
Frances Stricklin
Willis Yates
What We Must Do and Think Says Einstein Quote
A concise aphorism contrasts practical action with intellectual judgment. The line implies good sense guides deeds while deeper thinking marks intelligence. It frames decision making as balanced between doing and knowing.
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A. D. Lee
Winters Flower Shop
Dial
Winters State Bank
Winters, Texas
Tfc
Western Auto Store
Registry Service
Bahiman Jewelers
W. J. Yates
J. C. Martin
S. Magnolia
Gayle Gardner
North Main Street
Parkview
Laurel Drive
South Cryer
Bud Smith
Zenith
Fowler
Marvin
Abilene
Swatchsave Electric CO
Red Top Station
Adolph Ernst
S. Arlington
Bishop Street
Reeves Addition
Ekco
Scottie
Lamkin
Texas
Ballinger Salvage Company
Western Mattress Service
Buford Owens
Smith Drug
Spill Bros. CO
Garrett
Byron D. Jobe
St. John Evening Circle
Frances Gaby
Methodist Woman’s Society
Jasper Drake
W. W. Parramore
Flora Vestal
George Rosson
Paul Gerhardt
Alma Daniel
Alfred Rose
E. H. Baker
W. T. Stanley
D. A. Dobbins
Bedford and Underwood
Attorneys-At-Law
Winters, Tex
Enterprise
Call
T. A. McMillan
Howard's
East Dale
Swatchsue Electric CO
Sno- Breze and
Friedrich
Motorola Radio and TV Homelite
J. J. Swatchsue
Jose de la Cruz
Spill Machine Shop
Jno. W. Norman
Lois L. Bellis
Dallas Soraing News
Dallas ‘Morning News Communications Center
Dallas, Texas
Dhs Dales
Cnr
Pho
Blackmon
Pete
General Insurance
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