Civil suits filed in 119th District Court
Ballinger April 21. The spring term opens Monday before Judge O L Pardah with about 37 new civil suits and ~30 carried over from last term. Cases include divorces, note actions, land and injunction suits, foreclosures, trespass to title, and other civil matters. Named parties include Winters State Bank, J E Johnson, Mabel Davis, O B Davis, Mrs T E Bethune, City of Winters, Eva Barnhill, Sallie Odom, Paul E Baker, Oriene Adams, H E Barnhill, Lee Ponton, Dora Houser, L E Lacy, Ernestine Lacy, First Trust Joint Stock Bank of Chicago, RR Stolley, Security State Bank, Roy Smith, Jessie Mae Brown, Jack McWright, O D Dillingham, Zimmie Holland, A Holland, Lasater, H I Patterson, E P Talbot, R H Ward, Lone Star State Life Insurance, Rex Z Howard, Lula Noyes, Heinrich Wangemann, Alice Littlefield, Sam Jackson, Addie Jackson, James Washington, Annie Washington, Harris Davenport, J L Seals, Nina Coleman, Katy Alexander, Dudley Forrest, Wm Cameron & Co, C F McDonald, James H Burnette, Hage Estelle Burnette, McCasland, Adolph Insurance, Harry Viola Robinson, Charlie Robinson, Blanks, Louis Hennett, J F Childress, Taft et ux, W A Taylor, Feb McWilliams, B L Agnew, Blankenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
O. L. Pardah
Winters State Bank
J.E. Johnson
Mabel Davis
O. B. Davis
T. E. Bethune
City of ‘Winters
Eva Barnhill
E. Barnhill
Sallie Odom
Paul E. Baker
Oriene Adams
Herbert Frank Adams
Lee Arthur Ponton
Dora Houser
L. E. Lacy
Ernestine Lacy
First Trust Joint Stock
R.H. Ward
Lone Star ‘State Life Insurance Co
Rex Z. Howard
Lula Noyes
Heinrich Wangemann
Alice ‘Littlefield
Jack Littlefield
Sam Jackson
Addie ‘Jackson
James Washington
Annie ‘Washington
Harris Davenport
J. L. Seals
Nina Coleman
Clarence Coleman
Katy Alexander
James ‘Alexander
Dudley Forrest
Wm. Cameron & Co, Inc
C. F. McDonald
James H. Burnette
Hage
Estelle Burnette
E. McCasland
Winters Enterprise Announces Moody Candidacy for County Clerk
County Clerk candidate Moody authorized by Winters Enterprise to run in the Democratic nomination process for Ness County. Moody states he submits his candidacy to the people to fill the office efficiently and with fullest ability.
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iEimest.Moody
Winters Enterprise
Runeet
Speech and piano recital date set for May fifth
Mrs L T Smith will present Mae Dean Collins Myra Nell Hamer Mandy Lee Smith and Jean Barlow in a piano recital at the high school auditorium on May 5. The seniors are advanced piano students who have prepared a varied program. A final recital by Mrs Smith is scheduled for May 8 at the same venue with Selma Chapman presenting a speech recital on contemporary Texas poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High
San Antonio
Brady
Fredericksburg
The
Alamo
Buckhorn Saloon
Mary Elaine
C. S. Jackson
Carl Henslee
R. D. Collins
L. T. Smith
Nellie Jane Cox
Mozelle Barnhill
Opal Martin
Theodora Schmoldt
Mae Dean Collins
Jackson, Jr
Lennis Phipps
Holyce Weldon
Virginia Street
Elmo An
Selma Chapman
J. Morey. Millerman
Texas
Jan Isabelle “Fortune
Lexie Dean Robertson
Margaret Bell Houston
Grace Noll
Crowell
Surrender of Santa Anna at San Jacinto
Historical note describes Santa Anna being captured and brought before General Sam Houston after the San Jacinto battle. The item references a painting reproduction displayed in a state collection.
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Santa Anna
San Jacinto
General Houston
Pneumonia Fatal to J. Carter-Downing near Winters
J Carter-Downing 32 prominent Drasco farmer died at his home near Winters after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Drasco Baptist church with Rev W I Taylor and Rev W T Hamer. Interment in Main Street Cemetery. Survived by wife Pearl and three children Billie Wayne Jesse Lee Nelda, his father J L Downing, a brother and two sisters. Pallbearers were cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carter - Downing
Drasco
Drasco Baptist Church
W. I. Taylor
Abilene
W.T. Hamer
Winters Baptist Church
Main Street
Mr. Downing
Hunt County
Texas
Pearl Ryles
J. L. Downing
R. C. Downing
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Sadie Lee Stephens
Shawnee
Vernie Downing
Ballinger
Travis Downing
Arlie Downing
Leon
Elvin
Milford
Loyce Bridwell
Floy Renan
Bud Dryden
Reid Selected Manager for New Co op Gin Directors
The newly formed Cooperative Gin appointed H. K. Reid as manager after a Wednesday evening meeting. Reid has operated in the Winters gin business for several years and is well known in the district. He will work with the directors to organize the cooperative for farming stockholders in the area.
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Reid
H. K. Reid
Twell
Swith
Hee Co- Wi Pe
Rider Completes 2350 Mile Horseback Journey to Winters
David Mitchell, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Long, finished a 2350 mile ride from New York to Winters last Friday at 5 p m. He rode one horse bareback and led the other, with a 20 year old mare and a colt not yet broken. He recounts tense episodes in Tennessee where he was threatened by would be robbers but escaped unharmed. He notes the hardship of crossing icy streams on horseback and says some parts of the journey were not funny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mitchell
Chas. Long
New York
Winters
Mitchell
Tennessee
Winters Country Club hosts month long golf tourney
The Winters Country Club spring golf tournament begins and runs through May with scheduled rounds and deadlines. First round by May 9, second by May 16, third by May 23, and finals by May 30. Four flights list first round matchups among club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cramer
R .M. Ashburn
Fred Bedford
Geo. R. Hill
R. C. Maddox
Frank Johnson
E. D. Stringer
Robert Burton
C. S. Jackson, Jr
E. Caskey
Carl Henslee
C. L. Cooke
I. N. Wilkinson
Roy Mack
Ted Smith
H. O. Jones
J. S. Bourn
Lyle Deffebach
C. 8. Jackson, Sr
A. J. Smith
Lions Luncheon Held By Winters Lions Club
The Winters Lions Club held its weekly luncheon last Tuesday at noon with Roy in charge of the program. A toast and reading were given by Chas. Lo iw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Royals
Death Claims Mrs. Harley Hobbs at Family Home
Mrs. Harley Hobbs aged 22 died Thursday evening April 16 at the family home east of Winters after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Friday at the First Baptist church with interment in Main Street Cemetery. She was born October 2, 1913 in Goliad County and married Harley Hobbs December 25, 1928, leaving a daughter Frances Norvene aged five. Surviving are her husband, daughter, her parents Mr. and Mrs. J W Parr, a sister Mrs George Oaken, and numerous relatives. Pallbearers and flower attendants are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Hobbs
Winters
First Baptist Church
W. T. Hamer
Main Street
Willie B. Parr
Goliad County
Texas
J. W. Parr
Frances Norvene
Hobbs
Harmony Baptist Church
Francis Norvene
George Oaken
Jim
Bernice Gardner
Ted Williams
Carl Henslee
John Oaken
R B. Osbourne
Roy .Pumphrey
Barnhill
H. E. White
Alma Oaken
Marjorie Barnhill
Mrs Noel Reid Wins Misspelled Words Contest
In last week's mis spelled words contest Mrs Noel Reid won the $2.00 cash prize for the first correct list of misspelled words. Her paper was the sixth turned in. the early entries included Ancorrest etc. Papers are not graded until date. Saturday afternoon schedules the final check of lists.
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Noel Reid
Farm program gains additions for Runnels County farmers
J A Barton county agent along with cotton assistant Thomas B Hill and County Soil Conservation Committee chair John T Curry reported at a Brownwood district meeting on new farm program additions. They cited soil building practices, interplanting, terracing payments, and crops for continued soil conservation, with signup next week and J Walter Hammons named state advisory committeeman for District No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Barton
Thomas B. Hill
John T. Curry
County Soil Conservation Committee
Brownwood
Mr. Barton
Runnels
Sudan
J. Walter Hammons
Abilene
Texas
Schwartz Enters Race for Commissioner Precinct 2
Chas W Schwartz places his name in The Enterprise announcement column as a candidate for Commissioner Precinct 2 subject to July Democratic primary. He plans active campaigning and will seek to meet every voter, requesting consideration if a personal meeting isn’t possible. Schwartz previously ran for commissioner in 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Schwartz
The
Enterprise
Schwartz
Sign-Up Campaign to Start in County on Wednesday
County Agent Barton announced a national soil conservation program sign up for Winters area farmers next week with office closure during campaign. Dates span April 29 to May 9 across multiple communities including Winters, Baldwin, Victory, Dale, Pumphrey, Cochran, Rowena, Oak Creek, Wingate and Ballinger with sessions scheduled by crew and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runsnell County
Barton
Court House
Ballinger
Winters
Baldwin
Victory
Dale
Pumphrey
Cochran
Winters State Bank
Harmony
Maverick
Brookshire
Miles
Rowena
North
Norton
Oak Creek
Maine
Wingate
Wilmeth
Benoit
Bethel
Blanton
Hatchel
Hagan
Olsen
Wingate to Host Sunday Baseball Exhibition
Announcement yesterday said Wingate will play Bronte in an exhibition game at Wingate Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Both clubs have strong seasons and the match is expected to be a thriller with local fans invited to attend.
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Wingate
Bronte
Wigate
Judging Teams Sail To A and M State Contests
Ten vocational agriculture students depart at noon for College Station to compete in the state judging contests at A and M college Monday. They travel in two cars with Walter Lee and teacher J. M. Williams, visit the Capitol in Austin, then Huntsville to see Sam Houston’s home and grave before returning to College Station for the contests. About 200 agricultural students from across the state are expected to participate.
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College Station
A. & M. College Mondey
Walter Lee
J. M. Williams
Austin
Captol
Huntsville
Pele Son
Sam Houston
Grave
Houston
Ton
Té Ing
Merle and Proctor
Ellis Lee
George Brown
J. B
Guy D. B. Collinsworth
Rufus Williams
Parramore
Frank
O Ae
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119Th District Court
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Millerman
Capitol
J. €. Downing
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