Rev D A Chisholm Speaks at Lions Luncheon
Browwood minister Rev D A Chisholm spoke at the Lions Club luncheon on community building through church and public schools. Miss Marijohn Nelson performed accordion numbers and Larry Smith provided vocal music as part of the program. CG L Green led the opening exercises and Morey Millerman served as toastmaster with next week’s meeting set for Crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Chisholm
Browwood
First Methodist Church
Atuesday
Lions Club
Marijohn Elson
Sanger
Texas
Morey Millerman
Winters Day at Fort Worth Program Details
Fort Worth Fort Worth Star Telegram will broadcast a fifteen minute program from Winters Day on August 13. Bal linger Day also observed. D Coupland, manager of the Board of Community Development, plans to take the program to the Fort Worth mlier Centennial. The broadcast will feature Winters trade territory advertising and program details, with the remainder to be announced in next week's Enterprise. Citizens are encouraged to visit the Frontier Cen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D
Coupland
Board of Community Development
Fort Worth
Gambill Leaves for Eastern Markets From San Angelo
Gambill and Mrs B K Gambill of San Angelo depart for three weeks visiting markets in St Louis Chicago and York. They expect large stocks from Gambill stores and a strong fall trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambill
B. K. Gam
San Angelo
St. Louis
Chicago
York
ERS SELECTED PR SCHOOL BUSES IN RUNNELS COUNTY
The Run nel s Countyboard of education selected school buses and routes for daily return trips to high schools. The plan includes duties for drivers and coordination with local school districts to ensure student transport in Ryun during the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERS
Runnels County
Umon
Ryunduring
Tuesdale
Board of ‘Educa
Masonic Rally Set at High School Auditorium Monday
The Most Worshipful Grand Master W. Marcus Weatherford will headline a Masonic rally Monday night in the high school auditorium at 8 30. Past grand masters and other dignitaries will speak as Winters Lodge invites neighboring lodges to attend and join the event. R M Jones is worthy master and J R Cooke secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Marcus Weatherford
Winters Lodge
R. M. Jones
J. R. Cooke
Banner Salesmen in Sales Meeting Here Last Night
Milk Department salesmen of the Banner Creameries held a sales meeting here last evening. The banquet was served by the ladies of the local Home Demonstration club at their club house on West Dale avenue. Thirty five salesmen attended with O. D. Dillingham owner and O. C. Williams general manager both of Abilene and Mrs. Bennett in charge of milk department sales of San Angelo. Morey Millerman local manager of the Banner Ice Co. organized the affair and led discussions on problems facing the sales force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Creameries
West Dale Avenue
O. D. Dillingham
O. C. Williams
Abilene
Morey Millerman
Banner Ice Co
Nolan County Stock Show Round Up and Sale
The sixth annual Nolan County Stock Show Round Up and Sale features cowboy and cowgirl events. The program lists August 14th and 15th with a schedule of rounds and showcases, highlighting champions and junior exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Williams Attends International Fire Chiefs Convention
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and daughter June travel home from Toronto where Williams served as a delegate to the International Fire Chiefs Convention. He is an instructor at the State Firemen's Training School and longtime chief of the local volunteer department. The family plans visits to Niagara Falls Buffalo New York City Philadelphia Washington Knoxville Atlanta Montgomery Memphis and New Oceans as they return to Texas, expecting to arrive around the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
June
Atlantic Seaboard
Toronto
Canada
Williams
Mr. Williams
State Firemen’s Training School
B. G. Owens
Toronto Evening Telegram
Owens
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Knoxville
Atlanta
Montgomery
Memphis
New Oceans
Texas
Gospel Meetings Set at Height Street Church of Christ
Evangelist Roy Hazelton of Gurnter Texas will lead a series at Height Street Church of Christ starting Saturday night August 15 and running through Sunday night August 23. Three services each Sunday at 10 30 a m 3 p m and 8 p m with visitors urged to attend and bring dinner to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hazelton
Gurnter
Texas
Height Street Church of Christ
Hazelton
Miss Louise Burton Returns From Fort Worth Modeling Assignment
Miss Louise Burton came home Sunday from Fort Worth where she modeled for the Levine company the past week. She also visited Miss Nadine Smith in Fort Worth and the two attended the Centennial in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Burton
Fort Worth
Levine Company
Nadine Smith
Dallas
Firemen 10 Hold Annual Barbecue Next Tuesday
The Winters Volunteer Fire Department and affiliated members plan their annual barbecue next Tuesday at 8 pm on the First Methodist church lawn. Dr. J W Dixon will provide the meat. M E Miller will MC. ceremony includes songs readings and an after dinner speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Volunteer Fire Department
First Methodist Church
J. W. Dixon
M. E. Miller
Burns Named Acting Postmaster At Wingate
Congress man C. L. South recommends W. L. Burns of Wingate to be acting postmaster at Wingate replacing Basil J. Smith who resigned. Miss Venita Davidson visited friends in San Angelo last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Burns
Wingate
C. L. South
Coleman
Basil J. Smith
Venita Davidson
San Angelo
Bennett Returns From Texas Visit After Rodeo Trip
Ernest Bennett came home Tuesday from a week with his brother in Bowie. He attended a rodeo at Rayn Oklahoma and visited the Fort Worth Frontier Centennial during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bennett
Bowie
Rayn
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Revival at First Methodist draws strong attendance
Attendance has remained Splendid at revival meetings since last Friday at the First Methodist Church. Rev D A Chisholm of Brownwood leads sermons in a sincere manner and will deliver a special men and boys only message next Sunday at 3 PM. Larry Smith of Fort Worth directs singing and youth work and teaches piano and voice while serving as Arlington Methodist choir director. The revival closes next Sunday night and all are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Smith
Arlington Methodist Church
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
D. A. Chisholm
Brownwood
Mr. Smith
Rev. Sharbutt
The
Baptist Seminary
H Ford Taylor Plans New Theatre Opening in Winters
H Ford Taylor owner of the Ritz Theatre Ballinger visited on the way home from Dallas where he arranged equipment and bookings for a new theatre to open in Winters between September 1 and 15. He inspected several possible sites and considered three buildings for the final choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ford Taylor
Ballinger
Dallas
Business Visitors Raymond Lloyd and Bill Moore in Fort Worth
Raymond Lloyd and Bill Moore spent Saturday as business visitors in Fort Worth, engaging in meetings and activities tied to local commerce. They were seen touring downtown and meeting with regional partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lloyd
Bill Moore
Fort Worth
Pay Your Bill Or Have Water Cut Off In August
Mayor J. W. Copeland warned delinquents that water service would be cut off if bills were not paid or arranged by August 15. He urged citizens to settle debts and noted enforcement with the council. He also urged merchants to stop burning waste paper downtown, a violation of city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Copeland
Copeland
Council
Water Department
Revival at Harmony Baptist Church Ends Tuesday Night
A revival at Harmony Baptist Church closes Tuesday night with Rev. J. M. Cooper from Brownwood preaching. The meetings drew strong attendance from Norton Valley View Winters Drasco and nearby communities, with several conversions and new letters joining the church. Large crowds were anticipated for the final services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Baptist Church
J. M. Cooper
Brownwood
Norton
Valley View
Winters
Drasco
Roscoe Lutheran meeting draws lively young Lutherans
Thirty or more young Lutherans from Winters attended a weekend gathering of the Lubbock Federation of Lutheran Leagues in Roscoe. The Roscoe group, among the federation’s youngest leagues, provided an entertaining program and showcased Teague’s approach to conducting meetings with steady, practical effort.
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Lubbock
Winters Schools to Open for 1936 37 Session on Sept 2
The Winters school district sets opening day for Wednesday September 2 1936 37 session with a faculty meeting that day and student registrations September 3 Regular classes begin Friday September 4 Seniors and Juniors register September 3 and underclassmen later that day Elementary students report at 8 30 am for books and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Stringer
Trench silo demonstration draws seventy five farmers to Cols burn farm
J A Barton county agent said over seventy five farmers attended the trench silo demonstration on the C W Cols burn farm nine miles north of Winters. E R Eudaly urged saving feeds for future use and cited eleven year retention records. The West Texas Cotton Growers Association will hold a cotton classing school in Abilene August 10 15 with government grade standards explained by H W Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Barton
C. W. Colsburn
Wineters
E. R. Eudaly
A. & M. Cakelege
Barton
J. M. Martin
Wingate School
West Texas
Abilene
H. W. Thompson
67 Pound Watermelon Grown by E Smith At Gill Farm
The largest watermelon of the season, weighing 67 pounds, was grown by Ernest Smith on the Gill farm southwest of town. Nine men contributed ten cents each to guess the weight, with C Sidde accurately predicting the weight and exhibiting the fruit to four friends in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
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New York
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Banner
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Grace’ Hatch
America
Germany
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E. Smith
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