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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1963
Page
6
Fragmentary local notices discuss farming crops and weather, a Hall of Fame birthplace mention, a fundraising price of five dollars, and community concerns. The excerpt references a draft amendment, party matters, and hospital notes with several unclear fragments.
The text shows a local church event with Reverend J. May delivering a sermon at Winters’ Methodist Laie church in Brownfield. Details are fragmented and uncertain about date and full titles.
The Glacier annual was unveiled at Winters High School with a dedication to coaching staff L G Wison Jerry English Robert James and Bill Bryant. Ginger Gardner and Eugene Mathis named most representative girl and boy, with Who's Who and many sections highlighted by silhouettes and a Blizzard Man symbol.
Willis Jernigan reports more than 700 collected toward the local Cancer Crusade as of April 20 with ongoing drives in the business district. Volunteers and groups including 90 workers, 50 women, and Sub Debs and Goal Digger clubs contribute across house-to-house, street blockade, memorial gifts, and Wingate collections. final totals to follow.
Steve Grissom of Winters High School set a regional UIL record in the 120-yard high hurdles at Lubbock, 14.7 seconds, earning a spot at the State track meet. He is Winters’ lone qualifier. The mile relay team also set a school record 3:27.7 to finish fifth. Other Winters athletes posted distances and times across events.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Spain of Brownwood visited Saturday in the home of Mr and Mrs W J Yates. Mrs Yates accompanied them to Sweetwater to visit their brother who was a patient in the hospital there.
The Rev. B L James, pastor, announces a revival starting Sunday night April 27 at 306 Wood Street. Evangelist and Mrs D R Clements of Barnsdall Oklahoma will speak. Weekday services begin 7 30 PM and Sunday services at 7 PM. Everyone is invited to attend.
A jury of eleven men and one woman in 119th District Court ruled for the City of Winters in a $7,500 damage suit by A. L. Crockett. The verdict rejected all plaintiff pleadings after Crockett’s home was cut off for nonpayment of a $1 garbage fee amid related utility disconnection and later reconnection.
The Winters Lions Club votes to donate 350 dollars to Winters Municipal Hospital for aluminum windows and 350 dollars to Winters Library for double shelving. The gifts aim to aid hospital repairs and expand library shelf space, with a committee forming to pursue further financial assistance.
Charles Simpson son of Mr and Mrs R C Simpson of Winters received a National Defense Fellowship from the Department of Health Education and Welfare. A Texas A and M College senior the three year grant funds his master and doctorate research in grass cytogenetics with high academic ratings and intent to pursue college teaching.
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