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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1961
Page
3
Mr and Mrs George Shuffield spent the weekend at Goldthwaite visiting with Mrs J M Spinks. They also did work in the cemetery at the Williams Ranch.
We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during our loss. Special thanks for floral offerings cards visits and food and for donations in Gary's memory to West Texas Rehabilitation Center American Medical Education Foundation and Winters Public Library. Dr and Mrs C T Rives Larry Terry and Kay Lynn.
The Skaggs family expresses heartfelt gratitude for comforting sympathy, service, floral offerings, and kindness extended after a recent sorrow. Mrs. Ray Skaggs, Ray Skaggs Jr., and Lloyd Skaggs acknowledge the support.
The Floyd Sims family thanks friends for condolences meals and cards after their loss. They acknowledge comfort from many messages and help in various tasks and pray for continued support during sorrow.
Carpet and upholstery cleaning service promises to extend fabric life with on site cleaning in homes. Frontier Stamps offered with service. Contact Allied Carpet and Upholstery Cleaners at PL43977.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9193 and Auxiliary begin a year long effort at Lakeview Cemetery. They plan to plant grass and shrubs and curb Babyland, clean the front, and plant a shrub border. Members donate shrubs in memory of loved ones.
The U S Office of Education launches a year round Back to Stay in School campaign targeting high school and college students under Commissioner Sterling M McMurrin with Dallas office head George D Hann. The effort aims to cut dropouts before next term, showing dropout harms on earnings and community growth.
Descendents of Tony W. Scott held a reunion August 25 to 27 at Lake Brownwood’s Lake Shore Courts. The oldest attendee was 89 year old G. W. Scott. About 55 people joined from Abilene Big Spring Midland San Angelo Fort Worth Trent Coahoma Lamesa Winters Demmitt Hobbs and Albuquerque New Mexico.
Lloyd Gilbert was elected president of the Winters Booster Club at a Monday night meeting at Pierce’s Cafeteria. Dr Don Bedford was named vice president and Billyae Rob was named another officer.
Extension expert notes land use or deferred payment contracts help young buyers with limited capital. Benefits include low initial payments, tax deductions for buyers, and deed retention by sellers. Risks include higher interest, contract termination risk for buyers, and property damage risk for sellers.
Mr and Mrs Bea and their Fort Worth children visited over the weekend to see his brother Walker.
Cary Don of Odessa spent the weekend visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lindley.
Mr and Mrs and the children of Wichita Fi residents of Winters are listed as friends in Winters. The note highlights local ties and community connections among residents.
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