Henry Roberts of Ovalo Died In Winters Saturday
Henry P. Roberts 89 of Ovalo a retired rancher died 3 20 p m Saturday in Merrills Nursing Home in Winters after months of illness Funeral services were held 10 a m Monday at the First Baptist Church in Ovalo with Rev H B Terry and Rev George Caffey officiating Burial was in McBee Cemetery east of Ovalo under Fry Funeral Home Tuscola Directed He was born October 11 1882 in Alabama moved to Texas in 1892 married Fannie Ethel Tucker August 4 1904 at Lawn He ranched in Taylor County most of his life served as president of the Taylor Electric Co Op board in Merkel and was a charter member of the Ovalo Baptist Church Survivors include his wife of Ovalo one son Alton two grandsons four great grandchildren one sister and two brothers several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by a son Ralph in 1931 Pallbearers were C W Smith Stanley Boulter Bud Hicks J W Allmond Mac Sayles G C Cross and Wesley Best.
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First Baptist Church
Ovalo
H. B. Terry
Temple Baptist Church
Abilene
George Caffey
McBee Cemetery
Fry Funeral Home
Tuscola
Mr. Roberts
Alabama
Texas
Nathan Roberts
Fannie Ethel Tucker
Lawn
Taylor County
Taylor Electric Co-Op
Merkel
Roberts
Virgil Riddle
Bill
Thomas E
Ralph
C. W. Smith
Stanley Boulter
Bud Hicks
J. W. Allmond
Mac Sayles
G. C. Cross
Wesley Best
Honored Saturday Luncheon at Huffman House For Hoppe
Miss Sue Hoppe was honored Saturday noon at the Huffman House with a luncheon. Miss Hoppe and Mr. Bob Prewit were married Saturday evening. Hosts were Mrs. W. B. Hoppe and daughter Joan of Ballinger with guests including the bride elect and the bridegroom’s mother Mrs. E. E. Prewit. The wedding party and attendants were present. The bride’s table featured yellow and white decor with yellow daisies.
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Sue Hoppe
Huffman House
Miss Hoppe
Bob Prewit
W. B. Hoppe
Joan
Ballinger
Glenn Hoppe
E. E. Prewit
Joel Butts
Carl Prewit
Portland
Charles Prewit
Amy
Irving
Carla Walker
Abilene
Lisa Bedford
Winters
Don Trott
Austin
Sharon Heyman
Menard
Allen Andrae
Hoppe
Sub Deb Club Meeting Monday at Kathy Hope's home
The Sub Deb Club met at Kathy Hope's home Monday night and elected Betty Pinkerton as sponsor. A cake sale was discussed. Members present included Brenda Blackerby, Lea Mostad, Jessie Waldrop, Lou Ann Cole, Landa Walker, Gayla Springer, Carla Brown, Cheryl Whitlow, Cindy Wolford, Cathy Schwartz, Kim Miles, Lise Nell Brown, Tanya Whitlow, Cindy Seals, Doris Waldrop, Debra Kruse, and Betty Pinkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hope
Betty Pinkerton
Brenda Blackerby
Lea Mostad
Jessie Waldrop
Lou Ann Cole
Landa Walker
Gayla Springer
Carla Brown
Cheryl Whitlow
Cindy Wolford
Cathy Schwartz
Kim Miles
Lise Nell Brown
Tanya Whitlow
Cindy Seals
Doris Waldrop
Debra Kruse
Mrs. Pinkerton
Crossword Puzzle Nebraska Nibble Horizontal
Crossword clues listed in a Nebraska style nibble with entries including Eucharistic wine vessels Torrid Particles Has on Covering the head Exude Go by altern Woody pliant Age Former Russian ru Light up Handled Kettledrun Fish sauce Eats Employer Italian Writing fluids Couches monetary anit Perfume Chemical Sacred bull Mineral rock being Follower Asseverate Ostrich like Skating bird enclosure Goddess of Augments discard Baronos Steal mountain Roster
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Baronos
Crepe Myrtle For All Around Beauty In Texas
County Agent C. T. Parker Jr. extols crepe myrtles as versatile beautification trees with long lasting blooms in purple pink red white and lavender. Dwarf varieties suit mass plantings, heavy winter pruning boosts blooms, and fall foliage adds color. They thrive in sun, well drained soil, and respond to annual fertilizer. Propagation from cuttings is easy and nurseries offer larger specimens. Powdery mildew is a common pest but manageable in sun. Research seeks varieties with vigor growth and mildew resistance.
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C. T. Parker, Jr
Texas
Panhandle
Parker
Capitol Hit by Storm Topsple of Elms and Glass
A tornado struck the state capitol grounds on August 22, uprooting several giant elm trees and shattering windows in the capitol building. Glass fell into the first floor rotunda from the dome 960 feet above and rainwater flooded the area. No injuries were reported. workers cleared debris and repaired damaged windows by the next day and continued cleanup in the following days.
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State Capitol
Capitol Building
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Diamonds Are Forever at State Theatre This Weekend
Sean Connery returns as James Bond in Diamonds Are Forever shown Friday Saturday and Sunday at the State Theatre. co stars Jill St John and Lana Wood join him as Tiffany Case and Plenty O Toole in this Bond adventure produced by Broccoli Saltzman and released by United Artists.
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Sean Connery
James Bond
Connery
State Theatre
Jill St. John
Lana Wood
Natalie Wood
Jill
Tiffany Case
Plenty O’toole
007
Lan Fleming
Albert R. Broccoli
Harry Saltzman
Reelase
United Artists
Transamerica Corporation
Wingate TOPS Club Meeting Elects Two Queens
The Wingate Gator TOPS club met on Monday morning. Mrs. Pat Pritchard led the program and two queens were elected: Mrs. E. F. Albro and Mrs. Pritchard. Attendees included Mesdames Albro Beck Bryan Donica Hill Morrow Poehls Pritchard Romine.
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Wingate Gator Tops Club
Pat Pritchard
E. F. Albro
Mrs. Pritchard
Mesdames
E.F. Albro
R. E. Beck
Joe Bryan
Ed Donica
Alpheus Hill
Jim Morrow
Ed Poehls
Mathie Romine
Classified Ad Offer to Sell Receipt Books
A classified note announces receipt books for sale at The Enterprise office. The ad seeks buyers to purchase the items through the newspaper office.
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Henry Roberts
Henry P. Roberts
Merrill
Nebraska
Fis
Spill Bros. CO
Winters, Texas
Needle Arts
Nancy Sewell
Wingate
Rte
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
Shasta Drinks
Lipton Tea
Betty Crocker
Kimbell
Cattlemen’s
Pillsbury
S. & H. Green
Kountry
Crisco Oil
Jalapeno
Jar
Swift
Vienna
Tee
Northern Paper
T-Bone
Republic Money
Gladiola
PEG
Boston Butts Pork Roast
W. G. Bedford
DR. Z. I. Hale
Ino. W. Norman
Mr. and
Mrs
Carson
Laundry and
Bey Cisaning
Pen Fer Bry Disant
Reuniey
Chicago
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