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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
1
Governor Connally proposes a complete Texas Constitution revision endorsed by the Democratic state convention with Republican support for modernization. Critics warn the process will be lengthy, involving a constitutional call, elected delegates, legislative approval, and voter ratification, possibly adopting a cabinet-style system.
Agriculture Commissioner John White grants a 10 day extension for cotton harvest and plow up to October 5 in 13 South Texas counties to curb pink bollworm. The list includes Aransas Brooks Duval Jim Hogg Jim Wells Kenedy Kleberg Nueces San Patricio Webb Zapata Hidalgo Starr portions. White urges rapid field cleanup to avoid a threatening buildup.
The article explains how expenses are deductible only if motive shows a profit motive stronger than pleasure. Cases include stamp collecting as an investor, professional photography, and writing with failing sales, plus pets like Persian cats judged as a hobby rather than a business.
Ford forecasts its 1967 lineup will push into the medium price market with the biggest and most luxurious cars yet. M. S. McLaughlin says the changes include dramatic styling, improved ride and quietness, and more standard safety items. The 1967 models are three inches longer with sculptured side panels and new roof lines across most body styles.
Ford previews 1967 changes with quieter ride improvements, redesigned interiors, and new Comfort Ventilation System on LTD. Larger soft rubber sound stoppers trim road noise, a flywheel inertia damper reduces vibration, and radial-ply tires offer longer life and better mpg. Select Shift Cruise-O-Matic appears across models.
The Sub Deb Club met Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Thurman Self. Marsha Hays presided Ida Martin called roll Cindy Antilley reported treasurer’s funds new members were introducedRefreshments were served to the sweetheart George Mostad and to members Cindy Antilley Gayla Beall Kathie Dillard Eileen Faubion Beverly Foster Marsha Hays Sue Hodnett Gwen Hoppe Ida Martin Theresa Meyer Jean Mostad Cindy Pinkerton Brenda Prine Dianne Snell Beverly Sprinkle Babs Tatum and Mrs Edna Self. The meeting closed with the benediction after a reading of scandal.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bates attended the funeral of his cousin Tom Mathis in Coleman on Monday.
A new vinyl covered roof with styling on the roof quarter panels distinguishes the 2 door LTD hardtop. Safety features include an impact absorbing steering wheel deep padded hub energy absorbing arm rests dual hydraulic brakes padded windshield pillars remote control outside view mirror two speed electric wipers and a lane change indicator in the turn signal. All Ford models will be on display in showrooms September 30 1966.
Twenty four members attended the Sew and Sew Club meeting hosted by Mrs Neill Bagwell on Tuesday. Guests included Mesdames Lena Wheat Irvie Talley and Leonard Phillips. Quilting was done for the hostess. The next meeting is set with Mrs Annie Phillips on October 1.
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