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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
4
The Winters High school weekly from Winters Enterprise chronicles campus pride with posters declaring “Take the Win Out of Winters” while praising the school as the greatest in Runnels County and surrounding counties. It notes faculty, a Theatre box prize display, student antics, and local visitors and parties as the term winds down.
A playful ode praising the local school leadership. The superintendent is described as cheerful and broad in humor while serving the community, and the principal is depicted as a focused, unified figure whose interests align with the school.
J Q Lankford buys a violano virtuso that plays violin and piano automatically. It is on display at Jackson and Holcomb’s and will demonstrate its music if you provide a nickel.
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Rev. Ruiz to preach Sunday evening. Monday study sessions and federated B Y P U meeting planned. Pastor Stephens returns from Eden revival reporting a good meeting. Local families attended services and a Simmons University recital noted with praise for Naomi Hunt.
Eight merchants listed in this week’s Mission Theatre ad are giving away keys with each one dollar purchase or payment on account. One paid admission plus a key will admit the holder free to the Mission Theatre.
W R Smith of Ballinger, driving, plus Carl Wilson suffered injuries in a Sunday morning crash on Chalk Hill on the Winters Ballinger highway while en route to the American Legion convention in Stamford. Kilpatrick and Vorbeck had minor bruises, others escaped serious harm. Smith was taken to a sanitarium. he is resting and improving.
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