Found Claw Hammer on S Church Street
A claw hammer was found on S Church Street and owner must pay for the ad and pick up the tool at The Enterprise.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1969
Page
2
A claw hammer was found on S Church Street and owner must pay for the ad and pick up the tool at The Enterprise.
Martha Ann Green 17 died Friday in San Antonio. Services were held September 2 with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens in San Antonio. She was born December 4 1951 in Winters, daughter of Eddie and (Mrs) Green. Survived by parents five brothers a sister-in-law and a niece. Relatives from Winters attended.
Dr Wm Greenwaldt superintendent of the Brownwood district United Methodist Church will preach each evening at Wingate United Methodist Church from Wednesday through Saturday and again Sunday morning The Wednesday service starts 730 pm and Friday 6 pm with Sunday 9 am service Public invited to attend
A gift tea Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Blackerby celebrated Miss Jean Mostad, bride elect of Randall Boles. Guests included the honoree and her mother Mrs. Clayton Mostad, the groom’s mother Mrs. Monroe Boles, and many friends. The event featured a pink rosebud centerpiece, a white linen tea table, crystal and silver decor, and a bride’s book.
The Adams and Johnson families thank all who offered sympathy, help, flowers, and prayers after their recent loss. Mrs. Damon Adams and Mr and Mrs Royce Johnson and sons express gratitude for the comforting service and kindness.
Miss Clarence Gilmore and Randall Clyde Thompson wed August 30 at Central United Methodist Church Brownwood with Rev. Ray Elliott officiating. Bride from Gilmore family of Brownwood. groom’s parents and Winters kin noted. reception followed. They will reside in College Station as he enters Texas A M University.
The Friendly Ladies Sunday School Class of the United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening in the church parlor with Mrs. Melvin Mapes as program chairman. Hostesses included D W Williams Hazel Badgett Martin Middlebrook Elo Michaelis Press Edwards M L Dobbins Elmo Mayhew Paul Gerhardt and Miss Alice Adams. The program opened with Onward Christian Soldiers and a devotional on The Art of Living by Norman Vincent Peale led by Mrs. Elo Michaelis. A special number Lullaby by Mrs. D W Williams and a salad course followed with games of 42. Other attendees included Lillie Marks Thad Traylor Lillie Rose Edith Drake Bill Graham Glenn Bowman Sallie Gray Gattis Neely Willie Lois Nichols Leonard Wright and Gladys Wilson.
Dan Johnson of El Campo was a guest last weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts.
Winters classroom teachers gathered Thursday of last week in the High School Building at 8 oclock with president Mrs. Charles Kruse presiding. A short business session followed by a showing of the film Getting Started featured the meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Eula Mae Kruse Joyce Krause Johnny Key Orbie Harrison Mozelle Wharton Clifton Poe Clifford Hill Weldon Middleton C F Busher Ouida Nichols Frances Bredemeyer Beatrice Schroeder Mary Stanfield Maurine Burroughs Mary Bauer Doris Stoecker Ruthie Beard Diane Davis Jackie Wagner Virginia Schwartz Horte Joyce Margie Grantz Sarah Parker Patsy Hill Betty Burns Jewell Wessels Tommy Konczak Marguerite Mathis Freddie Gardner Mrs. Lee Harrison C A Milan.
Mrs. Sally Gray hosted the Nan Wright circle of the WSCS at her home. Circle chairman Mrs. Thad Traylor presided over a brief business session planning work for the next year. Mrs. Glenn Bowman spoke on Reconciliation with aide from Mrs. August McWilliams.
The page details meals for September 15 to 19 with options including hot dogs, chicken pie, baked ham, and barbecue on buns. Each day offers sides such as corn, beans, salads, desserts, and milk or chocolate milk.
The quote reflects a belief that each person shapes their own body as a temple while ignoring future plans, asserting that the future arrives quickly and should not be dwelt upon. It emphasizes living in the moment and personal responsibility for physical form.
Senator David Ratliff of the 24th District in Texas serves in Austin with Representative Lynn Nabers representing the 64th District at the State Capitol.
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