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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1970
Page
3
Mrs Bill Millorn hosted the Den Dieters meeting on Monday evening. Queen for the week was Mrs Pearl Dunnam and six weeks contest winner was Mrs Isidro Lopez. A salad supper was served to members and guests including Mrs H G Blanton and Mrs Ed Pinkerton.
About 3500 junior high students from 62 bands orchestras and choirs will gather at Cisco Junior College for the tenth annual Cisco Junior Music Festival. Winters Junior High Band directed by Kirke McKenzie attends. festival runs April 2 to 4 with choral and instrumental events and trophies for superior ratings. Robert Gans, former Winters director now at Borger High School, will judge.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Shott have returned to their Winters home after living in San Antonio where Mr Shott worked for H B Zachry Construction Co. Mrs Shott, who had been a patient at San Antonio Tuberculosis Hospital for nine months, has been discharged.
The Runnels County Commodity Distribution Program will start Monday April 6 at the courthouse for welfare families. Commodities will be issued in Winters Wingt at and Kerrville areas on Tuesday April 7 with set times 8:36 to 3:30 p.m. Each family may receive two items and must bring sacks. Fran Claunch, program representative, announced the plan this week.
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during a recent sorrow. Gratitude is extended to neighbors and friends for comforting acts. The family of John Puckett notes these memories will remain with them.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church met in the Drasco Chapel Tuesday morning. Mrs. M. L. Dobbins presided and Mrs. Nan Wright led the opening prayer. The Rev. Glenn Bowman presented the closing chapter on the study The Inner Life and held communion. Present were Mesdames Alfred Rose, W. T. Nichols, Gattis Neely, Glenn Bowman, Nan Wright, Roy Crawford, M. L. Dobbins, Vada Barberston, Thad Traylor, August McWilliams, Jewel Mitchell, H. O. Abbott, W. T. Stanley, D. A. Dobbins, Elmo Mayhew, Sallie Gray, and the Rev. Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bryan and their children DeeAnn and Teresa spent the past weekend in the home of her mother Mrs. V. L. Frierson in Lubbock.
Mr and Mrs Bob Waters of Odessa visited for the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Yates with Sharon and Gina Read the Classified Columns.
Visitors to the Hantsche home over Easter included Mrs. Ethel Hantsche’s daughter Mrs. Floyd A Miller and Margie and Danny of San Angelo. Also present were Arliss Hantsche, Karen and Bryan of Arlington, Donald Ballard, Rickey, Cindy, and Kathy Sudduth of Abilene. The group celebrated Ricky Ballard’s sixteenth birthday with a Saturday supper.
Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison returned March 25 after six days in Madrid Spain and stops at Toledo Segovia and a ski area. They traveled on a Transworld Airlines charter for AC Spark Plug Co. Highlights included ornate Madrid streets a castle Kings and Columbus legends with a tomb and a colossal cross on a mountain and a barbecued suckling pig lunch.
Airman First Class Gerald W. Sneed, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sneed of Winters Texas, arrives for duty at Randolph AFB Texas as a legal specialist in an Air Training Command unit. He is a 1963 Winters High School graduate with a BBA and a JD from Baylor University. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta. His wife Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Parr of Fort Smith Arkansas.
The Winters Riding Club schedules its next meeting for Tuesday April 14 at 7 30 p m in the Humble Building. Members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Harrison reflects on a tour of Spain noting scarce English usage and abundant statues in grand cathedrals and castles. The account describes soaring at 35 000 feet with outside temperature at sixty degrees below zero over the ocean.
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