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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1968

Page

5

Hoover sermon spurs editorials on American resolve

The piece quotes FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover urging resilience and nonconformist pride amid dissident voices. It links Hoover’s rhetoric with local sentiment praising Winters youths after a Big Lake baseball playoff trip, noting no trouble and commendable conduct as a contrast to national self-criticism.

J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation America White House FBI Hoover Censius Waitl

Norton Trustees Plan Eight Grade School

Norton School District trustees voted to rebuild as an eight grade system and began negotiations for a steel fabricated building to replace the burned structure. Construction could cost 35000 to 40000 dollars with possible delays to start. meanwhile classes may be held in the gym and in church buildings.

Norton Winters Ballinger Bronte Norton and Norton’board A. Sixgrade

Winters VFW Post Receives State Convention Awards

Ray Gene Hoelscher district 22 commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars visited the Winters post and presented awards won at the State Convention. Highlights included Buddy Poppy certificates Honor Roll Post METHership award and related honors. Post commander W Ly Colacrat presided.

VFW Ray Gene Hoelscher Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy W. Ly Colacrat Ton Smith

Local Archers Win Trophies At Abilene Tourney

Abilene Archery Club hosted its Invitational Tournament at the club range. Tom Chambliss won third place in men’s bare bow class while Mrs Chambliss claimed third in women’s bare bow division. The Chamblisses also won first in the husband and wife competition.

Tommy Chambliss Abilene Chambliss

Temperatures at U S Weather Station Forecast

Winters low Wednesday July 24 is 68 and daily highs follow in the high 60s. The sequence shows 67 Thursday and 68 on Friday Saturday and Sunday with 69 Monday and Tuesday 72 to close the period.

Pony Show Set for August 10 at Lazy N Stables

The fourth annual Shetland Pony Show, organized by the West Texas Shetland Pony Breeders, will be held Saturday, August 10, at John W. Norman's Lazy N Stables in Winters. Ponies from across the state will compete in 29 halter and performance classes starting at 1 p.m. Judge is W. R. Hardwick of Keller. Show chairs are John W. Norman and C. W. Allmond. Admission is free.

Winters John W. Norman Lazy N. Stables W. R. Hardwick Keller C. W. Allmond Ovale West Texas Shetland Pony Breeders

From Winters to Fort Trail Tour The Governor Leads

A group from Winters joined a Texas Forts Trail dedication tour on Tuesday morning. Gov. John Connally had led the Brownwood segment Monday and spoke at several stops about tourism boosting state dollars. The caravan continued to Abilene and Bronte with a Winters pickup and a welcome gathering offering coffee and buffalo burgers.

Winters Texas Forts Trail Rankin Pace J. W Rahiman W. M. ‘Hays John Connally Brownwood Abilene Forts Bronte Huffman House Restaurant

Archery Club Members Win Firsts in Abilene Tournament

Members of the Runnels County Archery Association of Winters won first places at the state archery tournament in Abilene on Sunday. Mrs Jerry Whitlow captured first in the ladies division bare bow class. Jerry B Das won in the main dash division bare bow event.

Abilene Jerry B. ‘Whitlow

Three Women Enter Archery Beauty and Talent Contest

Three young ladies Theresa Meyer Glénda Cooper and Jean Mostad have signed to enter the beauty and talent contest sponsored by the Runnels County Archery Association of Winters The event is August 16 at Winters High School auditorium and the winner advances to the State Archery Association Miss Archery of Texas contest Rules require ages 17 to 25 never married costumes Robin Hood photos bios and an entry fee of 10 Contestants may be sponsored or self sponsored Contact Mrs Bob Wilson or Mrs Jerry Whitlow for details

The Runnels County Archery Association of Winters Winters High School Theresa Meyer Glénda Cooper Jean Mostad Bob Wilson Archery Association State Archery Association Abilens Wilson Jerry B. Whitlow Robin Hood County Miss Archery of Texas Winters Association

Long Distance Rates Reduced for General Public

Rates for long distance calls are being cut nationwide with an effect date announced by officials. The move aims to lower communications costs and expand access, as regulators seek broader competition and consumer relief.

Blizzards Named District Favorite for 1968 Football

Winters High School Blizzard football team is picked to lead their district in 1968. Fort Worth coaches give Winters seven first place votes with Stamford a close second and Ballinger Haskell Ham lin Anson Merkel Coleman following. The district champion would likely meet Granbury in bi district playoffs.

Winters High School Winters Texas Fort Worth Stamford Ballinger Haskell Hamlin Anson Merkel Coleman Granbury

Winters Riders Trail Ride and Barbecue Saturday

The Winters Riding Club holds a trail ride on Saturday August 3 meeting at 2 p.m. at Crews Highway arena. The ride goes to the Walter Gerhart farm for a swimming party and barbecue supper. Families should bring a salad or dessert. for more information contact R C Kurtz at 754-5182.

Riding Club Crews Highway Walter Gerhart R.C. Kurtz

Gibbs son Kenny Gibbs treated at John Sealy Hospital

Kenny Gibbs son of Mr and Mrs Connie Gibbs has been a patient at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston for two weeks, according to a researcher in Galveston.

Kenny Gibbs Connie John Sealy Galveston

Bumper Milo Crop Forecast for Winters Area

Winters Chamber of Commerce invites public ideas to promote the town as farmers anticipate a 1968 milo bumper in North Runnels County. Experts predict 4,000 pound milo in some areas with stronger financial returns despite fewer acres, and harvest should start within a week.

North Runnels

Runway Widening and Underground Cable at Winters Airport

Winters airport expansion continues as the runway is widened to about 40 feet and a south side power line is buried four feet underground. Utilities by Coleman County Cooperative and city crews dig ditches, install special underground cable, and plan runway clearance lights and hangar development southwest of town amid increasing traffic since opening three weeks ago.

Winters Coleman County Cooperative

American Legion Post to Hold Regular Meeting

The Roy Scoggins Post of the American Legion will meet Monday night August 5 at 7 30 in the American Legion Hall. Officers will be elected.

Cecil Patton Board of Trustees Patton Norton-school Lester Schaefer American Legion Roy Scoggins American Legion Hall

Winners in City Golf Tournament Receive Trophies

Winners across divisions of the City Golf Tournament were awarded trophies at Winters Country Club during a family night. Notable victors include Fiona Robinson in the Ladies Championship, John E. McAdoo in the Men's Championship, Mary White in Ladies First Flight, and Bill Webb in Men's Second Flight with runners-up and consolation placements listed.

Winters Country Club Fiona Robinson Joannie McAdoo Marlene Wood Ist Mary White Lois West Nita Dry John E. McAdoo Jiggs Nichols Ed Roller John Griff -Brown Tommy Young Homer ‘Hodge Bill Webb T. A. McMillian Bill Grissom George Brown Eddie Lochman Hal Dry

Mr and Mrs Roger Robinson Attend Chevrolet Dealers Meeting

Mr and Mrs Roger Robinson were in Dallas at the start of the week for a Chevrolet dealers meeting.

Dallas Roger Robinson

Winters Primary supplies list guides 1968 69 start

Winters Primary and Elementary School Principal George Beard issued a supply list for the 1968 69 term and reminded parents about birth certificates for first graders and smallpox vaccination records. The list covers first through sixth grades and notes purchases available from local merchants.

George Beard Winters Beard

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