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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1972
Page
3
Ruth Circle of the United Methodist Women convened on Tuesday with Mrs W W Parramore presiding. Mrs D A Dobbins opened with prayer and Mrs Gattis Neely led business as chair. Mrs John Schaffrina led the program and Mrs Frank Mitchell spoke on Faith with a discussion on the church's newness and social creed.
The Be Busy Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. G. T. Shott with handwork for the hostess. Members present included M. H. Hogan, George Lloyd, Fred Poe, Vada Babston, Nadeen Smith, Lewis Blackmon and visitors David Allen and Leah Pendergrass. Next meeting set for September 25 at Mrs. J. C. Martin’s home. Each member to bring sewing work.
Present were Mesdames D. A. Dobbins, Gattis Neely, W. T. Nichols, M. L. Dobbins, H. O. Abbott, John Schaffrina, W. W. Parramore and Frank Mitchell.
The Mary Martha Circle WMU met at Mrs. August McWilliams home Tuesday for a program and luncheon. Circle chairman Mrs. Vinson presided with program leader Mrs. Roy Crawford and opening prayer led by Mrs. Lavenia Crockett. Attendees included Mrs. W. F. Lange, Mrs. Lula Belle Leeman, Mrs. Vada Babston, Mrs. Thad Traylor, and others. Visitors were Mrs. M. L. Dobbins and Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
Esther Circle of United Methodist Women at First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning at Mrs Carl Baldwins home. Chairman Clarence Hambright presided as the group voted to give a life membership. Margaret Anderson led the program on prayer and Jo Arnold delivered the benediction. Attending were Mesdames Jo Arnold Mildred Hambright Addie Beth Stanley Margaret Anderson Lillie Marks Bessie Baldwin W T Stanley and Margurite Mathis.
The Den Dieters Club met Monday evening in the Humble building with Mrs Williams and Mrs Humble named queens for the week. Members present included Mrs Webb, Mrs Gerhardt, Mrs Dunnam, Mrs Millorn, Mrs Denges, Mrs King, Mr Pendergrass, Mrs Humble, Mr Owen, Mr Pinkerton, and visitor Mrs Wallace.
Mr and Mrs Bill Millorn visited several days in the home of their children Mr and Mrs Bob McClelland at San Antonio including family gatherings and city sightseeing during the stay.
Lawn grasses can be established in September with Bermuda St Augustine or Zoysia for strong roots before cold weather. Watch for scale insects and vulnerable crawlers. September plantings give color for three seasons. Set out cool season vegetables, divide transplant perennial beds, fertilize chrysanthemums, prune large flowers, dig gladiolus corms, store bulbs, spray roses for black spot, store spring bulbs, clean beds, remove faded annuals, consider a third insecticide for chinch bugs, dig and divide peonies now through mid October.
The Evening Circle of St. John's Lutheran Church met in the Educational Building with Mrs. Erwin Schroeder as hostess. Mrs. Charles Kruse Jr led a Bible study on Humility and Pride and Estella Bredemeyer gave the offering meditation. The group planned a family night for Sunday Sept 24 at 6 p.m. and elected officers for the coming year. A mission package was to be mailed to Navajo Indians in October.
The Winters district lists daily meals from Monday to Friday. Menu includes Barbecue chicken bun and sides on Monday, burritos on Tuesday, chicken and spaghetti casse role on Wednesday, hamburgers or sandwiches on Thursday, and baked turkey with corn bread dressing on Friday. Each day offers milk or chocolate milk.
The Dale Sewing Club gathered at Mrs Lloyd Compton's home to piece quilt blocks for the hostess. Members present included Mesdames Clifton Davis Carl Baldwin Lloyd Compton Reese Jones J W Rogers Ernest Smith A W Stoecker Marvin Traylor Jack Whittenberg Raymond Knight Quincy Traylor and three visitors Mesdames Ernest Marks Rufus Smith and Kimberly Dunnam. The group will meet again with Mrs Ernest Smith on Sept 26.
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