04 Sep 1959
Page 1
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1959
Page
1
Community notices from Bradshaw reflect church services in Winters Drasco and Cap areas. Residents share visits, baptist Methodist church events, anniversaries and multiple family births. Local social calendar includes weddings, dinners, picnics and a large list of visitors.
Mrs J S Sanders and Mae returned from Greenville where they visited her daughter Mrs B C Walker who underwent major surgery.
Mrs. J. L. O'Dell was feted at home for her 68th birthday with relatives friends and her son J. J. O'Dell and Oklahoma City relation in attendance Russell Bedford a great niece baked the cake in attendance were Mrs. L. L. Merrill and others
Attendees included W. H. Schwartz Mrs Monroe Boles C W Schwartz and Mrs Tom McAnnally as relatives at the funeral of Edd Thomson held in Fort Worth on Saturday of last week. Thomson was the husband of former Alpha Schwartz of Crews.
Mr and Mrs Walter McWhirter and children visited last week with her mother Mrs Emmett Simpson.
Major Truett Nance of San Francisco arrived last week at Dyess AFB for a visit with his mother Mrs. W. W. Nance and with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gooch at Wilmeth. He and his family have lived in San Rafael, California for two years and returned to California by plane from Dyess Airforce Base on Saturday.
Mrs. Ted Glascock and her children from Midland spent the weekend at the home of her father A. T. Jobe and visited other relatives in the area.
Miss Suzanne Buchanan of Bluefield West Virginia a University of Cincinnati student is a house guest in the Raymon Lloyd home.
A satirical remark notes that a charity seeking to publicize itself undermines its own charitable nature by prioritizing self-promotion over service. The quip casts doubt on motives and effectiveness of such organizations.
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