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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
3
Winters high school alumna Evelyn Gannaway made the honor roll at Trinity University in Waxahachie Texas this mid term. She enrolled last September and her success proves Winters High School can produce strong students.
Christy Bros five ring wild animal show comes to Winters next Tuesday April seven featuring African lions Bengal tigers and other wild animals. The act includes fire displays and feats by a fearless rider performing atop a large elephant amid a dramatic steel arena set to music and synchronized scenes.
Corinne Griffith headlines a large cast in Love's Wilderness at the Queen Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday, April 8 and 9. The drama places her in the Canadian wilds, showcasing a harsher life and a more intense performance than her prior stage. Holmes Herbert Ian Keith lead a lineup including Emily Fitzroy Maurice Cannon Anne Schafer David Torrence Bruce Covington Frank Eliott and many extras.
Mr. Horace Cape of San Marcos visited last week and extolled the Winters region. He spoke highly of the country and the people, complimenting the area during his stay with friend W. S. Calloway.
Evangelist Scott W. Tuickey concluded a revival at Oxion Baptist Church with 13 additions by letter and 19 baptisms doubling church membership to about 70. Over 100000 Bible verses were read during the meetings as the new church, organized July 1924 by M A Quindlen, plans a building program on 30 acres rented for cultivation to fund the project. Hickey has led 25 revival meetings across Anelope Hatchel Miles New Prospect Brookshire Norton in the past five years.
The Winters Cemetery Association requests owners remove surplus dirt from lots in Fairview Cemetery to comply with regulations. The appeal asks interested and responsible parties to tend to this promptly to keep the city of the dead beautiful.
Thundering action in The Tornado stars House Peters in a Lincoln J. Carter melodrama. Filmed on location in Idaho, the story follows a logging boss nicknamed The Tornado, who battles floods to save a woman amid perilous river scenes. Directed by King Baggott, the film unfolds with dramatic, perilous logging camp sequences.
Mrs Bilton Whute of Abilene visits sister Mrs Robt Cook. Mrs Cook and husband announce the birth of a fine baby daughter born Monday March 30. Mother and babe are reported to be doing nicely.
Camp's daily dozen workouts have been adopted by millions of civilians across regions, showcasing the program's broad appeal and sustained influence on fitness routines.
A concise, blunt remark emphasizing a worker’s preference for labor over exploitation. The line frames work as dignity and preference for agency, reflecting a workerist stance on labor conditions and autonomy.
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