27 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1964
Page
1
Roger Babson predicts many American families will travel to Florida for winter, driven by a cold summer and northward prosperity. He notes seacoast and waterfront Florida land will remain finite while interior land stays abundant, urging readers to consider timing and location carefully.
The article notes many labor union retirees plan winter vacations in Florida and other sunny states aided by fringe benefits. It highlights auto travel, large employer settlements near Lake Wales, and year round Florida population growth funded by pensions from the North. It cautions on settling decisions without steady income and recommends exploring multiple regions first.
The Winters Enterprise from Winters Texas dated Friday November 27 1964 presents local news briefs and community notices. Page 2 likely features short items on events, announcements, and upcoming deadlines relevant to residents of Winters and surrounding areas.
Heartfelt thanks for sympathy and help after our sorrow. Gratitude for floral offerings and kindness from John S. Davis and family Geo F. Lloyd family Leon Daniel family Ted Meyer VFW Post 9193 and Auxiliary Minister Willis Jernigan Rev B T Shoe make and many Lindley and Neely families.
Mrs. B. A. Jacob 76 a longtime Winters area resident died at her home Wednesday afternoon after a three year illness. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Spill Memorial Chapel by Rev. A. W. Holck with interment in Northview Cemetery. Born Freda Armbrecht in Seguin on August 29, 1888, she moved to Runnels County as a child and married B. A. Jacob in 1908. Survivors include her husband, four sons Adolph Hereford Lawrence Winters Edward Cochise Ariz. Ben Wilcox Ariz. six daughters in Fort Worth, four sisters Winters and Ballinger, 24 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
Charles W Schwartz 81 died at his Winters home after a heart attack. Services Friday 4 pm at Winters Church of Christ officiated by Willis Jernigan. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ruby Cox, four daughters, twenty grandchildren, six great grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers. Pallbearers listed.
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Saturday in Arlington for William Odell Hill 43 who died at his Grand Prairie home The service was conducted by Dr Earl K Oldham and burial followed in Moore's Memorial Gardens Hill born December 29 1920 in Goldwaite had lived in Grand Prairie 20 years He owned Hill's Barber Shop in Grand Prairie nine years He was an Army World War II veteran and a member of Inglewood Baptist Church Survivors include wife Elvida three sons Bobby Dale Hill William E Hill and Jimmy Wayne Hill two daughters Barbara Loken and Sharon Hill his parents seven brothers and four sisters Location details include Fort Worth Winters Arlington and Minneapolis Minnesota among survivors.
Mr and Mrs C G Meeks observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday December 6 from 3 to 5 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs J P Davidson 200 East Pierce Street. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Marvin Bedford Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison Mr and Mrs Joe Irvin Mr and Mrs Ralph Lloyd and the Davidson couple.
Buck Lindley 44 died at M D Anderson Hospital Houston after weeks of illness. Funeral held Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel with ministers Jernigan and Shoemake. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Lindley born Winters Oct 29 1920. survived by wife Billie Flowers, mother Mrs T A Lindley, son Robert Owen Lindley, sisters Mrs Neely and Mrs Manning, brothers Bennie and Bob. Navy veteran of World War II and Winters VFW member. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers from Winters VFW Post 9193.
The Luniere Brothers are credited with building the first practical motion picture projector in France, marking a pivotal step in the history of cinema and visual storytelling.
Mrs George Clary 79 former Runnels County resident died at Malone Hogan Hospital Big Spring after a brief illness. Funeral 1 p m Wednesday Johnsons Funeral Home San Angelo with Reuben Stanley officiating. Burial in Midway Cemetery northeast of Winters. Born August 10 1885 in Willow she moved with family to Runnels County at age two. Survived by husband two sons four daughters one sister one brother 11 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren.
Randall Wayne Scott is the new son born Nov. 13 to Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of San Angelo. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott Jr. of Winters and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Seipp of San Angelo, with great grandparent George Scott Sr. of Bradshaw.
The Sub Deb Club met Tuesday evening at E. H. Hight home with Dibby as hostess. New members Ida Martin Jean Mostad Beverly Sprinkle and Babs Tatum were elected. Maria Shaw presented the program Working Girl. Scandle was read, refreshments served, and benediction offered.
Mr and Mrs Hurston Lemons of Fluvanna were here to attend the Jacob funeral and visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jacob.
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