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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1969
Page
3
Board of Trustees for Winters Independent School District invites bids from highest bidder for a 74 by 62 foot Agriculture Shop and Classroom Building. Building must be moved or torn down and site cleared by June 15, 1969. Bids due May 13 1969 at 8 00 pm.
The Junior Culture Club received three awards for the 1968 1969 club year at the Heart of Texas District Convention. Mrs Wayne Solomon accepted certificates on behalf of the group. one honored full Texas Clubwoman magazine subscription.
The Runnels Baptist Association Worker's Conference met at Hopewell Baptist Church with W.M.U. members and two Hardin-Simmons University foreign mission students speaking. Re-elected officers and efforts to mark unmarked graves were reported. contributions to cemetery upkeep invited. Several visits by area families and friends were noted, including Burns recovery of a El Paso blast victim.
The Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled a vending machine firm’s confession at an Austin tavern violated fairness. The Supreme Court split on whether Fort Worth parents challenging a law banning secret student societies were entitled to a hearing. The high court agreed to hear an Amarillo case on applying the reasonable doubt standard to juvenile delinquency. It also declined to review a land developer’s bid to halt Farmers Branch rezoning hearings.
Brenda Bates expresses gratitude for flowers gifts and visits while a patient at Winters Hospital. She singles out Dr McCreight the nurses and blood donors for special thanks and invites readers to read the Classified Ads.
Wingate Mr and Mrs Paul Michaelis welcomed Robin Three born April 16 in Winters hospital. Mrs Lola Dean and Mrs Brannon visited in Big Spring last week in the Bob Brannon home. Carl Green out with back ailment. Q D Bradford on sick list. Various local visits and travels noted. Vietnam return of Mike Darner celebrated with a barbecue. About fifty guests attended. House warming for Flossie Kirkland reported with forty guests. Buck Hensley improving from pneumonia. A local saying closes the column.
Wartime mobilization saw 26 of the 82 divisions formed during World War II come from the U S Army Reserve. Details appear in the classified ads section.
Several institutions offer top rates but require at least $100,000. First Savings invites smaller savers to open accounts insured up to $15,000 by the federal agency. Dividends are paid or compounded on June 30. Fill the coupon, attach a check, and visit one of four offices for details.
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