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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1968
Page
3
Mrs. Juanita OConnor highlights sandwich variety using fresh, canned, and frozen meats. She emphasizes USDA inspection marks for wholesomeness and accurate labeling, then shares simple fillings and a from-scratch French bread recipe yielding two loaves.
Radio stations across Texas will air Insight-Campus 68 a 30 minute discussion series with UT Austin President Norman Hackerman starting next week September 30 to October 6. First guest Merry Clark editor of the Daily Texan and Rick Keeton Houston vice president of the Students Association discuss helping freshmen adjust to a large campus.
A six penny nail is driven almost through each potato to heat inside while the outside bakes. The steel conducts heat, speeding cooking in camp conditions.
The article states that fish most suitable for freezing are those with the lowest fat content. It emphasizes fat level as the key factor in preserving texture and flavor during freezing.
Virginia Hensley celebrated with breakfast at Lena May Wheat's home then tended 3600 chickens. Edna Rogers, Pyrex gifts, and cards from family marked the day. Visitors from Abilene and Tucson joined meals and visits. Eight Wingate Gator Tops members met with Pat Pritchard as queen and ARD plans set for October 19 in Sweetwater.
Howard Tiner at Buescher State Park near Smithville Bastrop County moves a picnic area and gathers Spanish moss from each tree. An out-of-state woman watches the work for about an hour and asks how long it took, marveling at moss draped over the park’s 1,730 acres.
Mrs. Emma Doggett thanks friends for cards letters flowers visits and food during hospitalization and after returning home. She also thanks the club for gifts and invites family to join in the gratitude.
Cape Cod, Massachusetts contributes about one third of the over a million pounds of cod landed by the state each year, reflecting its key role in regional fishing output.
Crews Baptist Church welcomed James McClothlin to preach his first sermon after being called to fill the pulpit at Hopewell. The Fisher place was purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobs and family. A Crews gym meeting is planned with supper at 7:30. Local residents undergo hospital visits and community events include an Electric Coop meeting in Merkel and a Colorado River dam site tour at Robert Lee. Will Porter’s death brings condolences. Cork keeps calls clean by using a cork in the bugle end to avoid dust in game calls.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held a general meeting in the church parlor on Tuesday. Presiding was president Mrs. John Schaffrina, with a meditation by Mrs. M. L. Dobbins and a program on Southeast Asia Vietnam led by Mrs. Nan Wright. A film A People in Agony was shown. Attendees included Mrs. Sallie Gray, August McWilliams, W. W. Parramore, W. T. Stanley, and others, with one visitor Mrs. D. W. Williams.
A report notes the cotton tail rabbit has a very high death rate with roughly one chance in twenty to reach one year. The observation highlights extreme natural mortality in the species and its early life challenges.
The San Souci Club kicked off its season with a Thursday night dinner held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Minzenmayer, co-hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Poe. Guests enjoyed a buffet from an elegant linen table, autumn flowers, and 42 games after the meal, including Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Watts and members such as J. W. Rahiman, Fred Young, Harry Herman, Bernice Gardner, Ladell Davis, and Raymon Lloyd.
A reflective line from a courtly page remarks that happiness slips away to those who fail to notice its path. The quotation invites readers to consider how time and humor escape the unaware, urging vigilance in cherishing moments of joy.
An ad style line emphasizes securing a desirable 1969 Chevrolet by locking not only the doors but also the ignition, steering wheel and transmission lever to prevent theft.
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