Wingate Marine Wounded in Vietnam Listed
Gunnery Sergeant P. L. Hensley of the First Marine Division in Vietnam has been wounded. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hensley of Clairmont and grandson of Mrs J G Hensley of Wingate. Other local news includes visitors, family travels, illness, and hospital reports across nearby towns.
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P. L. Hensley
First Marine Division
Vietnam
Edward Hensley
Clairmont
J. G. Hensley
Wingate
Edwin Voss
Ethel Hantsche
Vanner Voss
Lubbock
Lonnie Hancock
Mississippi
Julia
I. G. Hensley
Ben MckKowsky
Lula Bradshaw
Pete Polk
Lena Wheat
Juanita Saunders
Anita
Iraan
Deward
Alice
el Paso
M. A. Hurin
San Angelo
David Bryan
Ballinger
Gerald Black
Cessie Kirkland
Dessie Denson
Brownwood
B. H. Denson
Myrtle Gannaway
Hendrick Hospital
Abilene
M. R. Smith
Charlie Smith
Clovis
N. M
Bob Phillips
Midland
Edward Rogers
von Byrd
Keratolytic Treatment Promises Fast Athlete’s Foot Relief
Advertises T-4-L as a keratolytic antifungal product available at Main Drug Co. The label claims fast relief and a 59 cent money back guarantee if not satisfied, noting the agent sloughs off and dissolves affected skin to expose the infection to its action.
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Main Drug CO
Card of Thanks for Alvin Jolley
We express sincere thanks for kindness during Alvin's illness and after his death. We appreciate the flowers, food, cards, and letters. May God bless each of you. Mrs. Alvin Jolley and Family.
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Alvin
Alvin Jolley
Delbert Burson Dies After Long Illness in Winters
Delbert Burson, 64, died at 4 45 a m Friday at North Runnels Hospital Winters after a long illness. Funeral services were held 10 30 Saturday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Chester Wilkerson officiating. Burial followed in Crews Cemetery. Born near Novice August 13 1906 he lived in the area most of his life and since 1962 in Winters. He married Mary Agnes Presley March 5 1947. Survivors include his wife two daughters Mrs David Gray and Betsy Ann Burson a brother James Burson of Illinois and one grandson. Pallbearers were C C McKnight Wilmer Gerhart Delbert Kruse Pete Mathis Ronald Presley and Raymond Phillips.
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Delbert Burson
North Runnels Hospital
Winters
Spill Memorial Chapel
Chester Wilkerson
Crews Cemetery
Novice
Mary Agnes Presley
David Gray
Betsy Ann Burson
James Burson
Illinois
Antelope season tighter for Texas hunters this year
Texas Parks and Wildlife official Henry Burkett says pronghorn hunting will be tougher. Permits drop in Panhandle and Trans Pecos due to drought. Trans Pecos, Permian Basin see nine day seasons while Panhandle offers four days. Permian Basin permits about 125. Panhandle permits around 309 with 8,661 total animals counted in 1970.
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San Angelo
Texas
Henry Burkett
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
West Texas
Permian
Panhandle
Trans- Pecos
Trans-Pecos
Permian Basin
Department
Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Birthdays
Winters area readers list visitors and family gatherings from Friday to Sunday. Names include Mrs. W. W. King, Mrs. H. K. O’Neal, the McBeths, the Phipps family, Effie Dietz kin, the Traylors, Jim Chapman, the Lange and Hambright families, and many others visiting or hosting across Winters and nearby towns.
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W. W. King
Winters
L. C
Gregg
Lubbock
Effie Dietz
Zolla
Clara McKissack
Chester McBeth
Carl Baldwin
Marvin Hambright
0. Z. Foreman
Coleman
Johnna Dietz
M. D
Stephanie
Sidney
Dallas
Marion Wood
Don Mincey
Big Spring
Quincey Traylor
Theo Lucas
Temple
Traylors
Bill Walkers
Hazel Dietz
Jim Chapman
George Lange
Scott
Blanton
Bennie Hambright
Mark of Bronte
M. L. Hambright
Marvin Hale
Lemma Fuller
S. G. Brevard
W. D. Lovelace
Dub Bryant
W. A. Hale
Abilene
Wilmer Gerhart
Delbert Burson
Jack Bragg
Joe Madison
San Antonio
Perry
Mack Bragg
Pecos
Bill Moore
Ellis Moore
Marvin
Mike
A. L. Autrey
Christie
Kathy
Billie Moores
Brother Scott
Paula
Sam Faubions
Tom Underwood
Colorado City
Walter Jacob
Beverly
St. Lawrence
Midland
The Bald Eagle Faces Possible Extinction
The Nation confronts a shrinking bald eagle population with only 12 000 to 15 000 remaining in the United States and as few as five or six breeding pairs on the Texas coast. Pesticides like DDT and dieldrin threaten eggshells and reproduction, risking the symbol's survival unless natural history study or protective action alters the trend.
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Austin
United States
U. S
Texas
National Audubon Society
Alaska
Late Hay Cutting Most Important During This Year
Extension agronomist Dr. Neal Pratt of Texas A&M University warns hay yields and pasture grazing have suffered from dry weather across Texas. One more hay cutting this fall can help farmers bolster forage for winter. He stresses fertilizing for quality, especially nitrogen, and urges soil testing before next year’s production. A forage test can gauge hay value, with age analyses available from the Forage Testing Laboratory at Texas A&M and other state labs.
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Neal Pratt
Extension Agronomist
Texas A&m University
Texas
Pratt
The Bald Eagle Faces Decline From Pesticide Threats
The article describes the bald eagle’s agile hunting on the wing and its prowess in catching fish and prey. It warns that every bite exposes the eagle to pesticides, risking the species’ disappearance and reducing it to a symbol on flagpoles and currency.
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America
Lynda Musick Joins HP College Band On Three City Tour
Winters student Lynda Musick a baritone sax player in Howard Payne College’s 58 piece band joins a three day tour to Grapevine Commerce and Arlington October 2 4. Directed by Greg Berry the group leaves Brownwood October 2 for halftime show in Grapevine East Texas State University in Commerce October 3 and morning services at First Baptist Church Commerce October 4. In Arlington the musicians perform at the James Robinson evangelistic crusade kickoff in Turnpike Stadium October 4.
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Lynda Musick
Winters
Howard Payne College
Grapevine
Commerce
Arlington
Miss Musick
E. L. Bennie
Winters High School
Greg Berry
Brownwood
East Texas State University
First Baptist Church
Turnpike Stadium
Five Generations Visit Mrs Shook at Merrill Rest Home
Five generations gathered last week when Nora Shook welcomed relatives at Merrill Rest Home. Daughters Ruby Sewell and Elva Cavallaro of Amarillo. son Garland Shook of Winters. daughter Nina Mae Fields of Rockport joined grandchildren and great grandchildren in the visit.
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Nora Shook
Merrill Rest Home
Ruby Sewell
Elva Cavallaro
Amarillo
Garland Shook
Winters
Nina Mae Fields
Rockport
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Winters Enterprise
Winters State Bank
Sallie
Sallie Durbin
St. Louis
John
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Robert Gould Shaw
Boston
C. C. McKnight
Delbert Kruse
Pete Mathis
Ronald Presley
Raymond Phillips
Spill Bros. CO
Winters, Texas
Runnels County Farm Bureau
Mires
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
H-P
Case
E. E. Thormeyer
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