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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1963
Page
7
The column lists numerous Abilene and Hawkins residents visiting, hosting, or ill. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Burrow, the Sligers, and many relatives from San Angelo, Odessa, Winters, and Silverton. Notable items mention surgeries, hospital stays, and upcoming Thanksgiving visits.
The Round Rock Baptist Church held its monthly social and session at Mr Garland Crouchs home. Mrs Kenneth ktmas box and Cal Holloway led prayers and a verse was quoted. Guests included C Webb Ted Meyer Loyd Eleridge Cox Ken and the hostess.
In Vinson home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vinson and sons Kent and Gene of Fairfield Illinois visit this week in the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Vinson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vinson of Abilene are Thanksgiving Day visitors.
Tonkawa Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers will gather December 2 at Camp Tonkawa for the Dad and Lad banquet. The outstanding scout of this Chisholm Trail Council district will receive an award. Speaker is Paul Faulkner dean of men Abilene Christian College about 100 attendees expected from Coleman Santa Anna Talpa and Winters.
Mrs. J. C. Belew was honored at a birthday dinner in the Verlon Reid home. Attendants included Mrs. James D. Belew of Abilene and Mrs. Gayland Robinson of Winters. The cake was baked by Verlon Reid. Family members from Abilene Odessa and Winters attended with all five Belew children present.
The Wednesday Study Circle of St. John’s Lutheran Church held its November 20 meeting at the church. Mrs. Jerry Holle led the Bible study and Mrs. R. C. Jr. Kurtz presented November’s emphasis on Giving. A Christmas tree installation was planned for the December 20 night social.
Mrs. C. E. Whitmire hosted the Dale Sewing Club meeting with a quilted item for the hostess. The group plans a Christmas party for December 12 at the club house and will reveal Secret Pals. Members and visitors are listed. the next meeting is at Mrs. Carl Baldwin’s home in January 1964.
Capt and Mrs R J London of Goose Bay Labrador announce the birth of a son on November 17 named Kelly Austin. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry London of Winters and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R R Manion of Washington DC.
Mrs. E. L. Bryan hosted a Winters Garden Club session at her 412 North Main Street home. Mrs. J. W. Walker led the discussion on good gardening practices and bird conservation with Mrs. E. J. Redman presiding and Mrs. Louis Hord winning the door prize. Next, members will meet at Mrs. C. T. Rives Sr.’s home to exchange Christmas gifts.
Mrs Jimmie Wayne Vinson and Lynda of Waco spent the past week visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Vinson while her husband was away on a hunting trip.
Zanette Moore hosted the Goal Diggers Club at her parents home with Barbara Baldwin presiding. The group discussed a Thanksgiving banquet set for Saturday November 30 at 7 30 pm. The program A Boy's Point of View was presented by Barbara Baldwin. Members listed include Robbie Davidson Barbara Daniels Jeannie Hood Lynda Parks Glenda Sims Judy Matthews Linda Schroeder Katherine Clark Judy Hogan Brenda Parish and two Mrs Carrell and Wilson. Scandal was read and the meeting adjourned.
Aremarkable claim from years past about wireless communication shows how a single man's voice could traverse air and reach distant listeners worldwide, validating early innovations in broadcasting.
A reflection-driven man isolates himself by staring into a mirror to cope with his pervasive mistrust of people he encounters. The line suggests a satirical or reflective mood about paranoia.
Mrs Rozmen hosted the Gleaners Class of Southside Baptist Church Thursday at 9 00 am. Mrs Virgil James opened with prayer and Mrs Bill Hill gave the devotional. In business, Mrs John Grohman was elected vice president and Mrs Rozmen assistant secretary. Next meeting set for December 13.
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