Winters Enterprise Reports Trip Return and Correction
In Winters Texas on August 11 1972 The Winters Enterprise corrects an engagement notice from last week naming De brah Dee Wright of Hico and Jerry Wayne Lucas to marry The Sneed and Pierce families also report returning from a West Coast trip visiting Mesa Modesto Bakersfield Fresno Hoover Dam Las Vegas Grand Canyon San Francisco Yosemite Disneyland and Rawhide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Dee Wright
Hico
James Wayne Lucas
Debrah Dee Wright
Jerry Wayne Lucas
Kenneth Sneed
Jack Pierce
Renee
West Coast
Mesa
Ariz
Modesto
Bakersfield
Fresno
Calif
Hoover Dam
Las Vegas
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Disneyland
Rawhide
Arizona
Want To Buy Something Buy Ad In Classifieds Column
Readers can place wanted ads in the Enterprise Classifieds section to find items for purchase. Submissions appear under the Classified Wanted column with concise descriptions and contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Wingate School Year Opens August 21 1972
Wingate Independent School starts the 1972 73 year on Monday August 21 with classes at 8 am buses at 745 am. Teachers attend a three day in service workshop in Ballinger August 14 16 with Ballinger Christoval Miles Olsen and Wingate participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate Independent School
Ballinger
Christoval
Miles
Olsen
Wingate
Walter Stuart
Dolly B. Dean
Blizzard Varsity Football Schedule Highlights 8 P M Games
The schedule lists Blizzard high school varsity games starting September 8 against Clyde at 8 pm and runs through November 17 with home and away dates. Conference games begin at 7 30 pm on October 13 for I AA. Junior varsity games start at 7 20 pm with one exception. Ninth and eighth grade dates follow similar patterns with Clyde Coleman Ballinger and Colorado City as opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Brady
Hamlin
Ballinger
Haskell
Anson
Stamford
Clyde
Abilene
Coleman
Colorado City
Blizzard Band anticipates large 128 member marching team
Home Town Talk reports the Blizzard Band plans many new ideas for its show this year after earning national honors last year. Members who competed at the Six Flags Band Festival may wear Six Flags patches. Mac Kenzie cites about 128 band members expected to march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blizzard
MacKenzie
Blizzard Band
Winters housing project aims to relieve rental shortage
The group plans to form a non profit corporation and seek FHA loans to fund housing work. Committees will study building plans and site locations while loans and site acquisition proceed. Fifty shares at 40 dollars each have been sold to raise the 2000 dollar FHA foundation, with no definite unit count or types yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Bahrman
Winters
ABCD Golf Tournament Results at Winters Country Club
Sixty two golfers formed fifteen teams in the ABCD event. The winning team shot a best ball 61 with John McAdoo Sandy Griffin Paul Gerlach John Curbo and Waco Reynolds. Second place 63 included Dub Davis Joannie McAdoo C R Pinkerton and Bobby Blackwood. Third place 44 featured Jiggs Nichols Joe Emmert James Gehrels and Ricky Dry. Sandy Griffin won a dozen balls in closest to hole on No 6. Next event planned for Labor Day September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Country’ Club
John McAdoo
Sandy Griffin
Paul Gerlach
John Curbo
Waco Reynolds
Dub Davis
Joannie McAdoo
C. R. Pinkerton
Bobby Blackwood
Jiggs Nichols
Joe Emmert
James Gehrels
Ricky Dry
Sandy
Bill) Griffin
Youth Council Sets First And Third Monday Meetings
The Youth Council, sponsored by the Office of Economic Opportunity, will meet on the first and third Monday evenings each month at the Humble Building. Attendees decided to postpone election of a parliamentarian and reporter and adoption of by laws to a later meeting with participants including Lawrence Lokridge, Margaret Huffman, Henry Greet, Wyman Burson, Brenda Easterly, and Mrs. Joe Emmett. All youths ages 14 to 25 are invited to join activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lawrence Lockridge
Margaret Huffman
Henry Greet
Wyman Burson
Brenda Easterly
Joe Emmett
Youth Council
Winters Library reports success in summer reading program
Librarian Mrs. Douglas Cole told the Winters Public Library board that 62 youths participated and will receive achievement certificates. She noted 2110 books were checked out in June and July. Maintenance committee member Mrs. Tommy Russell reported building repairs and planned painting while Mrs. Loyd Roberson presided at the quarterly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Cole
Winters Public Library
Tommy Russell
Loyd Roberson
Funeral Held For Dewey Scott Of Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. G W Scott Jr and Mrs Winford Hogan of Clyde attended the funeral of Dewey Scott of Taylor Tuesday. He died Saturday after a long illness. He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs B F Scott of the Pumphrey community. Local survivor is Mrs G W Scott Jr a sister of Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Scott Jr
Winford Hogan
Clyde
Dewey Scott
Taylor
B. F. Scott
Pumphrey
Winters
Pumphrey Returns From Hawaii Visit Highlights
Jim Pumphrey, son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Pumphrey, came home after a six week stay with brother and sister in law Bill and Kathy Pumphrey in Hawaii. He toured Punchbowl National Military Cemetery and Hawaii Five O filming sites meeting James McArthur and Chin Ho. He surfed Hanauma Bay, visited Oahu beaches, and spent the Fourth at Makaha Beach noting lower summer waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pumphrey
Doyle Pumphrey
Bill Pumphrey
Hawaii
Punchbowl
Honolulu
National Military Cemetery of the Pacific
James McArthur
Chin Ho
Hanauma Bay
Oahu Island
Makaha Beach
CPO Schaffrina Receives Navy Award at Tech
CPO Donald F. Schaffrina, son of Mr and Mrs John Schaffrina of Winters, received the Sailor of the Year award from Texas Tech University in ceremonies at Lubbock last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpo Schaffrina
Navy
Tech
Cpo
Donald F. Schaffrina
John Schaffrina
Winters
Texas Tech University
Lub
Unclear Note of Height and Queen’s Medical Center Visit
The fragment mentions a height reference and a visit to the Queen's Medical Center, but lacks context or details about who is involved or what event this pertains to. Further readable text is needed to form a complete news item with named entities and a clear outcome.
Naval Reserves Instructor Completes Tech College Studies
Schaffrina, an instructor in the Naval Reserves, finishes college work at Texas Tech. A Baird High School graduate, he is married to Linda Hill, daughter of Dr. Lewis E. Hill, a Texas Tech professor formerly of Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserves
Schaffrina
Tech
Baird High School
Linda Hill
Lewis E. Hill
Texas Tech
Baird
Classified ad notes to sell odds and ends
A brief notice prompts readers to use The Enterprise Classified Columns to auction or list surplus items. It emphasizes utilizing the classified section for selling miscellaneous goods and household odds and ends.
Classified Ads Offer Enddate Clarified
An advertisement category details selling options and closing date. text specifies how to place a classified listing and the deadline for submissions.
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Shirley Hill
Sue Stuart
Merkel
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Queen's Medical Center
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