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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1954
Page
17
The Mothers Study Club, meeting last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Spill, voted to contribute five dollars monthly to the Winters Public Library. The decision follows a discussion on community support and library services.
The report cites a roster of individuals: Chesney, F. M. Merriell, Ellis Zane Moore, Carl Pendergrass, Dennis Poe, Fredric Poe, B. J. Robinson, Jere Sanders, Joe Seale, Truett Smith, Morris Southall, Walter Spill, and Charlie West.
The Band Mothers Club will hold a regular business meeting Tuesday October 12 at 4 00 p m. Members are urged to attend. The text also notes that Sir Gordon Richards English jockey holds the world record for winners.
The feature labeled Kingman Reef lies about 000 miles south of Hawaii and measures 15 feet in length and 2120 feet in width. It was first charted by Captain W. E. Kingman in November 1853.
A bank teller from Midland formerly employed by Ponca Wholesale Co visits the J. B. Gladden home this week with his mother, Mrs. Angelo Averyt of Andrews. Mrs. John Shipman leaves to Dallas to see her granddaughter Mrs. Bill Sherzer and manage family business as Royalty resides in London.
Estella Bredemeyer has served Winters State Bank for ten years. She began her business career in August 1948 and is a Winters native, daughter of Mr. and W. E. Bredemeyer. A 1943 graduate, she attended Draughons Business College briefly before joining the bank as teller and assistant cashier. Photo by Little.
Fragmentary text mentions a woman named Coley tied to a 1951 date and roles as a bookkeeper and poet. The passage is garbled, with missing names and places, preventing a coherent summary or definite events.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Pecos Chey Mee Nia Ie and a home setting with unclear details. The readable text is insufficient to identify event or entities and cannot determine a clear summary.
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