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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1969
Page
8
A weekend social in Clyde drew a large crowd with visitors and a supper. The column lists hospital stays, funerals, anniversaries, hospital admissions in Ballinger Coleman Winters Andrews and Lubbock, and many local visits among residents and kin.
Lee Oliver Steele 82 died Tuesday at Overall Memorial Hospital in Coleman after years of illness. Services were held Thursday at Spill Memorial Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was born June 12 1887 in Austin and lived in Llano and Runnels counties before moving to Coleman. He married Ora Mae Cooke June 12 1923 in Winters and was a member of Winters First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife two brothers Harry and John and a sister Mrs L T Allen. Pallbearers named.
Advertisers in The Winters Enterprise Classified Column can reach local buyers for unwanted items. The paper highlights simple listings to move household goods and trinkets fast.
Mrs. Walter Booher, 82, died at Merrill Nursing Home at 11 45 a m Monday after a yearslong illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Harry Grantz officiating. Burial in Hylton Cemetery, Nolan County. Survivors include two sons Clarence Haynes and J C Haynes, two brothers Ed and Joe Dunnam, three grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
The Bethany Sunday School Class at First Baptist met at the Tierces home as Rev. J. S. Tierce installed officers for the coming year with the theme People On the Go. Officers include Mrs. Tierce teacher and Mrs. W. T. Billups assistant teacher along with president Mrs. Bill Millican and other posts. Group leaders are Mrs. Priddy Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Hamilton.
Wingate reports a Baptist church intermediates cook out at the Morri home with songs and games. Attendees included Becky Dean Marie Smith Vicky O Dell Ricky Dean Gwen Smith Phyllis O Dell Martha Pritchard Greg Donica and hostess Robbie Morrison. Local deaths include Mrs Bert Helm and Jim Leslie formerly of the community.
Rev. and Mrs. Virgil James and Mrs. Minnie Reid are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arteman in Illinois. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Shaffer of Hylton Virginia. Mrs. Arteman and Mrs. Shaffer are cousins of Mrs. James and Mrs. Reid. They plan to return home this.
Local classified pages advertise a sale of extra odds and ends. Listings include miscellaneous household items and small furnishings with prices and contact details for the seller. Buyers are invited to browse and negotiate prices.
A wry observation on money, aging, and courage blends pithy aphorisms about wealth guiding parent-child bonds, humor that lands truth, and the cost of talent when courage is scarce. The quotes offer a concise meditation on value, risk, and personal growth.
The passage reflects on self reform as a personal marathon at year start. It notes abundant entrants and few finishers and jokes that stores boast ample parking as a big lure. It also jokes about veterans returning to service uniforms as time passes.
A health feature notes that rest and dreams may help emotional learning during TB treatment. In a study by Dr Ramon Greenberg, subjects watching an autopsy film showed less emotional tension after a night's sleep, while another group woke during dreams.
In a Winters Enterprise article, a study shows dreamful subjects grew calmer after a second viewing while dream-deprived individuals remained anxious. REM sleep lasts 20 to 30 minutes, occurring about every 90 minutes. Rest alone cannot cure TB, but sleep and dreams are linked to healthy living.
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