Sixth annual tournament crowns 27 hole winner at 94
The sixth annual tournament concluded Sunday with a 94 for 27 holes by the first place team. Harri son Auto represented team finished second with 97. John s International beat Dry Manufacturing Division in a sudden death playoff to take third after a 102 tie. Other scores list Bob Loyd LP Gas Co 103 Pool Co 104 West Texas Utilities 112 Mac Oil Field Co 115 Pool Co 115 Pool Co Mac Oil Field Co 117 Heidenheimer s 118. In partnership play Ed Kerley and Ron English of Abilene won with 100. Wy lie Conley and Bob Bruening of Abilene were second with 102. Bob and Paul Stuerzenberger of Abilene were third.
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John’s International
Dry Manufacturing Division
Bob Loyd LP Gas Co
Pool Company
West Texas Utilities
Mac Oil Field Co
Pool Co
Heidenheimer’s
Ed Kerley
Ron English
Abilene
Wylie Conley
Bob Bruening
Bob
Paul Stuerzenberger
Young Men Told to Register for Draft at 18th Birthday
Colonel Melvin N. Glantz, Texas Selective Service director, urges native born and resident alien men to register within 30 days of turning 18. Registration can occur 30 days before or after eighteen. Failure may bring fines or imprisonment under the Military Selective Service Act. Local draft boards or voluntary registrars in high schools and chambers of commerce aid registration.
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Melvin N. Glantz
Selective Service
Texas
Military Selective Service Act
Chamber of Commerce
Son-in-Law of Winters Woman Dies in Arizona
Arthur Dorst aged 55 of Williams Arizona died Friday April 14. He was the son-in-law of Mrs E L Marks of Winters and had retired after 30 years of military service. A military funeral was held at Fort Huachuca Arizona and his wife Lema Rae Marks of Winters survives along with four stepchildren. R Q Marks of Winters and Lawrence Kenneth Marks of Midland attended the funeral.
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Winters
Arizona
Arthur Dorst
Williams, Ariz
E. L. Marks
Williams
Fort Huachia
Ariz
Lema Rae Marks
R. Q. Marks
Lawrence Kenneth Marks
Midland
Winters Team Delivers Third in District 8-AA Meet
Winters High School placed third in the District 8-AA track meet at Ballinger scoring 77. Coleman led with 159 points, Eastland second at 86. Winters earned wins from Scott King in the 120 high hurdles and intermediate hurdles, Jerry Jackson in long jump, and placed second in the mile relay with Jackson King Choate and DeLaCruz. Qualified for Region 1-AA in Odessa.
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Ballinger
Coleman
Eastland
Comanche
Clyde
Cisco
Hamilton
Scott King
Winters
Jerry Jackson
Jackson, King
Lee Choate
Rickey DeLaCruz
Odessa
Sans Souci Club Hosts Evening at Jones Home
The Sans Souci Club met Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones home with Mr. and Mrs. Ladell Davis assisting. A green and white spring decor featured a white linen table, floral centerpiece, and candles. Guests enjoyed dinner and 42 games with J W Bahlman and others from the group.
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Sans Souci Club
Sam Jones
Ladell Davis
Messrs
and Mesdames
J. W. Bahlman
Bill Minzenmayer
Raymon Lloyd
Town volunteers urged to join program push
Home Town Talk argues against apathy and urges residents to contribute time and effort or risk a diminished town. Milt Bunger predicts rain by a turtle sign, while Gattis Neely, retired from Winters State Bank, sports a badge reading Please No Jobs I’m Retired.
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Milt Bunger
Winters State Bank
Gattis Neely
Former State Rep Gene Fon dren Rejoins TX Auto Dealers as VP
Former State Rep Gene Fon dren of Taylor returns to Texas after service in Washington to become executive vice president of the Texas Automobile Dealers Association. He previously worked with Missouri Pacific and Texas and Pacific Railroads.
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Taylor
Texas
The
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Washington
Missouri Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Crusade Month Urges Donations to Fight Cancer
The American Cancer Society urges public support during Crusade Month to fund research and new methods in the battle against cancer.
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The
American Cancer Society
Classifieds Offer Odd Ends for Sale Today
Small ads present items for sale including household trinkets, tools, and misc curios. Listings highlight quick sales and bargain prices with terse descriptions and contact details for local buyers.
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