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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1975
Page
5
L Ph if Of Wingate died Tuesday November 34 1917 at Wingate. He was a stock farmer and long time member of the Wingate Masonic Lodge. The piece also mentions a hospital patient and a social tea hosted by local clubs with list of attendees and a doll drawing date.
Maj. Wayne Gideon a 20 year Midland Police Department veteran was named chief designate after the May 31 1976 retirement of the current chief He is a Winters native son of Mrs L D Gideon He graduated from FBI Academy Odessa College and Sul Ross University with degrees in police administration He has served in Midland since July 20 1956 He is married to Patricia Watson of Ballinger and they have two sons Courtney and Jody
The United Methodist Women met Tuesday morning in the Fellowship Hall with president Mrs Ralph Arnold presiding. Mrs Martin Middlebrook led the program on What Thanksgiving Means and Mrs Ava Crawford read Bible passages. Names were drawn for Circles for 1976.
F E Hollingsworth 71 of Big Spring died after a two week illness. Services at Nalley Pickle Rosewood Chapel with Ackerly Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Trinity Memorial Park. He was born June 14 1904 in McMinnville Tennessee and moved to Howard County in 1935. He married Gladys Bradshaw November 22 1940 in Hugo Oklahoma. He was a retired Civil Service employee and Army veteran. Survivors include wife four sons four daughters six brothers four sisters and six grandchildren.
The Adult Training Union of the First Baptist Church held a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday evening in the Winters Housing Authority recreation room. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. J.S. Tierce and many local residents. After eating, participants played games of 84 and 42.
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