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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1961
Page
3
WINGATE NEWS lists visitors at the W B Guy home including T G Frick Comanche and Howard Hurt couple from Shep. Carolyn Huckaby returns from Ft Worth college for weekend, with friends. Multiple visits span Santa Anna Dickens Stanton Abilene Winters and Victoria areas.
Monday offers hot dogs and a combination sandwich with sides and dessert. Tuesday features chicken pie green beans carrot salad corn muffins and strawberry shortcake. Wednesday serves country fried steak with gravy rice corn salad rolls and cookies. Thursday presents Mexican dinner with beans rice and doughnuts. Friday ends week with fried fish sticks and sides and cherry pie.
A wry reflection on human perception notes five basic senses and adds horse and common as needed boosts. It comments that society relies on self interest as the strongest motivator, framed in the tone of enterprise classified ads.
Mrs Rheinhold F. Voss 65 longtime Wingate resident died at Winters Municipal Hospital at 3 20 am after six months of ill health. Funeral services were held at St John’s Lutheran Church with burial in the Lutheran Cemetery. She was born Ella Bertha Gerhart in 1896 in Texas and married Rheinhold Voss in 1914. Surviving are her husband two sons Gus and Fred a grandson a granddaughter and three brothers. Pallbearers included Walter Harry Wilmer Paul Fritz Carroll Van Irwin and nephews.
St John Lutheran Church was presented a new 50 star flag by VFW Post 9193 and the Ladies Auxiliary. The church has displayed both its Christian and American flags, and previously used a borrowed flag from Ed Lindemann family whose son Samuel died in World War II. The presentation was made by Newell Fisher Auxiliary President W L Collins Post Adjutant and James Crockett district commander. Rev H K Flathmann accepted for the church.
Mr and Mrs Wilford Herman and children Lynn and Julie of Topeka Kansas are expected for a weekend visit in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Herman Paul Eisenstein of Dallas is also expected to join his family here for a few days visit in the Herman home.
The Heart of Texas Girl Scout Council announced the patrol representing the council at the 1962 National Senior Roundup in Vermont. Seven named scouts and eight alternates were chosen after a Brownwood encampment with observers assessing camping and leadership skills.
Mrs Alvin Benson installed new officers for the Bethany Sunday School class at the First Baptist Church meeting hosted by Mrs Russell Mote. New officers include teacher C W Armstrong and president Joe Irvin with others serving as assistants leaders and officers. A dessert course followed the session attended by many class members.
Mrs Otis Bivins of Santa Anna spoke on floral arrangements and color at the Town and Country Garden Club meeting in Mrs George Briley's home on September 20. A business session elected new members and planned Halloween Carnival proceeds for Ft Worth headquarters. The next meeting October 11 will feature a fall flower show.
Mr and Mrs C H Eubank Jr and sons Lewis and John of Dallas visit in Abilene with Mrs Eubanks parents and with Mr and Mrs C H Eubank senior.
Sub Deb Club met Monday night at M A Spill’s home with Ginger Gardner as hostess. Marion Burrows led the session and the group voted to sell candy October 28 for the Lions Club to aid Kerrville Crippled Children’s Home and plan a cake sale September 30.
A patient left Simmons Memorial Hospital in Sweetwater on Tuesday after several days as a medical patient, concluding a short in care stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartel Adair, Will Hooten and Mrs. Charlies Pee bles of Cooper visited Sunday in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eoff, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson and Mrs. S. M. Harville.
The Dal Club met Tuesday hosted by Mrs Clifford and Mrs Smelly at the club home at noon. Miss Effie Lehmaj acted as hostess with efforts noted for the next meeting on the 10th in the afternoon.
The fragment reports attendance at a funeral involving Mrs Hall, James West, and Mary Morrison in Belton. It mentions Mrs West and a small gran and reflects on routine privilege and faith, with unclear surrounding context.
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