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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1961

Page

5

Loyalty Sunday Dedicates Tithes at Wingate Church

Wingate Methodist Church invites the public to Loyalty Sunday on September 17 with Rev. L. W. Tucker from Fair Park Methodist Abilene delivering the message at 11am followed by pledge card collection. The issue highlights stewardship month and community visitors.

Wingate Methodist Church L. W. Tucker Fair Park Methodist Church Abilene Rev. Tucker Flora Granny Sliger Wanda McIntyre Wanda Kay McKnight L. C. Reed Breckenridge C. C. Dennis Odessa Dennis Nancy Cave Nelson Dallas Charles Lewis Bob Phillips S. H. Phillips Lampasas Pete Polk Edwin Voss Ted Hantsch Bennie Makowsky Voss Midland Andy Darner Dee Johnson Delane Red Huckaby W. T. Holder W. B. Guy Marty Curtis McCartney Arlena Jimmie Minor Donna Ables James Lee Hines Neita Hines Houston

Poe family reunion gathers 95 descendants near Waco

Mrs. Brooks Bartee of Shep attended the Poe reunion held Sept 3 at Chalk Bluff eleven miles northwest of Waco. Relatives present included Flossie Sawyer Nettie Choat and Charles Cooper, with others from Abilene Shep Coleman Gatesville McGregor Waxahachie Dallas Waco Brownwood Houston Austin Temple Kerens. Some could not attend.

Brooks Bartee Shep Chalk Bluff Waco Poe Nice Milton Sheppard Bartee Nerces Flossie Sawyer Nettie Choat Charles Cooper Coleman A. F. Poe Gatesville E. N. Nash Waxahachie R. G. Poe Stockton California S. T. Poe Wilmeth Abilene Shep, Coleman McGregor Dallas Brownwood Houston Austin Temple Kerens

The coming generation as future rulers and work ethic

The piece argues that youth are the world’s best asset while adults slow to invest in the future. It asserts civilization advances when the call to work attracts men as readily as casual gossip or humor.

Peace and War Parable Urges Equal Peace Effort Worldwide

A wartime era quotation stresses that lasting peace depends on all people matching their efforts for peace with the vigor they show for war, urging collective sacrifice and action. It highlights global responsibility and the moral call to pursue harmony through sustained commitments.

Disposal costs noted at 65 million total by 2000

The cost of disposal has reached 65 million dollars. Projections show that by the year 2000 about 100000 acres per year would be needed to accommodate the waste.

Circles of WSCS Hold Regular Meetings Tuesday

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held two Tuesday meetings. Winsome Circle led by Mrs. W. W. Parramore discussed Pentecost conditions and prayed. Frances Bowden Circle in Mrs. Garland Shook’s home heard readings on contemporary Pentecost while welcoming new member Mrs. Dick Willey.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church E. L. Crockett W. W. Parramore Jim Edwards E. H. Baker H. C. Abbott M. L. Dobbins Frances Stricklin Lee Herman Elmo Mayhew George Rosson Frances Bowden Garland Shook Jerry English Frank Mitchell Gattis Neely Mesdames F. R. Anderson Carl Baldwin M. E. Leeman E. G. Roller John Townsend Dick Willey

Mrs Walter Kruse Hosts Dale Sewing Club Meeting

Mrs Walter Kruse hosted the Dale Sewing Club meeting at her home. Quilting was done and refreshments served to Mesdames Adams Baldwin Compton Lehman Lembright Kruse McKnight Rogers Stoecker Henniger Whitmire Whittenburg Thormeyer and Miss Lehman and Emma Henniger.

Walter Kruse Dale Sewing Club Charlie Adams Carl Baldwin Lloyd Compton Clifford Lehman Clarence Hambright Tip McKnight I. W. Rogers August Stoecker Ernest Smith C. E. Whitmire Jack Whittenburg Ernest Thormeyer Effie Lehman Emma Henniger

Marta Davidson Hosts Goal Diggers Club Meeting

Marta Davidson hosted the first Goal Diggers Club meeting at her parents home. Roll call noted acceptances from Zannette Moore Judy Hogan and Becky Brown. Virginia Sullivan resigned. A booth at the Halloween carnival and a bake sale were planned. Members invited included Pam Bedford Jaye Henley Linda Parks Leonia Daniel Lynann Kruse and others.

Marta Davidson Goal Diggers Club Zannette Moore Judy Hogan Becky Brown Virginia Sullivan Marcene Matthis Pam Bedford Scandal Jaye Henley Linda Parks Leonia Daniel Lynann Kruse Linda Easterly Kathryn Clark Sonjia Modisett Doris Rice Gwen Caskey Barbara Baldwin Marcene Matthies Brenda Parrish Jere Merck Russell Bedford

Stockmen Urged to Watch for Pinkeye Signs

Dr. C. M. Patterson, extension veterinarian, cautions stockmen as pinkeye appears in many areas. Watch for watery eyes, swollen reddened eyelids, clouded eyeball, and light sensitivity. Untreated cases can range from irritation to permanent blindness. other eye troubles can resemble pinkeye.

C. M. Patterson Patterson

Undefined fragment hints at customs or Verde inquiry

Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests a question about customs or a place named Verde. lacks clear entities or actions. No discernible event, date, or organization identified in readable text.

Parrishs Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Wingate

Mr and Mrs O C Parrish of Wingate marked their fiftieth anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 pm at their southwest Taylor County home. About 115 guests attended. they have five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Both are longtime Shep Church of Christ members. Mr Parrish once served as Frog Hollow school trustee and campaigned for W Lee O Daniel.

O. C. Parrish Wingate Taylor County Marylon Newsome Fort Worth Wester Parrish Bennie Walker Carla Walker Register Newsome Brenda Parrish Parrish Lela Humphreys W. Z. Humphreys Moro Mr. Parrish P. G. Parrish Richmond Texas William Humphreys Frog Hollow Lee O’daniel

Humble to Launch College Football TV Radio Coverage Sep 16

Humble Company's annual college football broadcast plans start September 16 with a live TV telecast of the Pittsburg Miami game in Miami Florida. The coverage includes 13 NCAA telecasts co sponsored by Humble and 49 SWC games on radio across about 100 Texas stations.

Humble Texans Texas Pittsburg Miami Florida A and M Arkansas Kern Tips Houston Yes Box Berkeley Eddie Barker College Station Bob Walker Dallas Eddie Hill TCU Kansas Fort Worth Dave Russell Jackson Oil Company Austin Kern University of Texas

Football Fans Pack Stadiums for Busy 1969 Season

Fans pack the stadiums as the 1969 season kicks into high gear with Humble games drawing two million spectators. Officials promise well coordinated schedules and safety measures for the busy slate ahead.

Ference Football Pa

Church class elects officers at weekly session

The Martha Ss church class elected officers Tuesday evening led by Mrs Meeks. Mrs Jackson presided with Cooke assisting. Flora Reese and C C Rodgers named vice president and secretary respectively. Yates reported. devotional on Love. a Bible quiz was played. attendees listed include Mesdames M E B Smith, C C Rodger son, D C Robe le and W J Yates.

Martha Ss c Meeks Jackson Cooke W. S Flora Reese C. C. Rodgers D.C Yates M. E. Bain M. E. B. Smith C. C. Rodgerson D. C. Robele W. J. Yates

Minds of Great Laws Guide Bill Collectors

Fragmentary passage discusses how laws aim to guide bill collectors and payment behavior. The wording notes potential frustration when debtors fail to pay and suggests legal frameworks directing collections. The text hints at public policy goals without detailing specific statutes or cases.

Religion is a Great Nuisance or Blessing?

A brief, reflective note questions religion as a great nuisance yet acknowledges its strong pull. The author hints at mixed feelings about belief and its social impact without presenting concrete events or figures.

Nations Readied to Assert and Fight If Respect Not Won

Nations declare willingness to defend prestige and interests, signaling readiness to act if respect is denied. Diplomatic stances heighten tension as regional powers posture for possible confrontation.

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