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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1966

Page

6

Return to school signals start of autumn learning

The piece notes the end of the summer break and the return of millions of students to classrooms this fall. It praises formal education as civilization’s foundation and highlights future progress driven by educated individuals in science engineering medicine and the arts. It also mentions a Greenville proposal for red flashing speed signals on new cars to curb speeding and aid enforcement.

Greenville S. C

Wingate School Board Sets Tax Rate for Next Year

Wingate School trustees set the next fiscal year tax rate at 1.35 per 100 valuation with land real estate at 1.25 and oil property at 1.25 percent. Board members include Ed Danica president Jim Paton secretary Stivern O Dell Jack Pritchard John K McNeill and G F Smith. The Wingate school expects to begin August 31 and five teachers are employed as superintendent.

Ina Board of Trustees of Wingate Vali Danica Jim Paton Stivern O’ Dell Jack ‘Pritchard John’ K. McNeill

Jennings and her granddaughter visit Arlington and coast points

Mrs Jennings and her granddaughter travel to Arlington and explore points of interest on the west coast and in Canada.

Jennings pMrs I Henry Arlington John Owen Canada

History Appreciation Week Planned Across Runnels County

A week of events August 15 21 marks History Appreciation Week in Runnels County with tours of historic landmarks and programs by civic, service and social clubs. The observance is led by the Runnels County Historical Survey Committee chaired by Rankin Pace with Winters volunteers.

Runnels County County Historical Survey Committee Texas Southwest Frank W. Johnson Runnels County Historical Survey Committee Texas State Historical Survey Committee W. H. Rampy

Lt Harvey E Little Leaves For Duty Aboard Carrier

Lt Harvey E Little departs for Norfolk to join the USS America as legal officer after two weeks in Dallas and Oklahoma City. He is joined by his parents and previously served 15 months in Philadelphia with the Naval District staff.

Harvey E. Little Norfolk Virginia USS America Oklahoma City W. E. Little Dallas Bill ‘Little Associated Press Little Philadelphia 4Th Naval District America Atlantic Fleet Universit of. iTexas Ourenlein

Runnels County Declares History Week and Blizzard Football Tryouts

August 1966 brings County History Appreciation Week with events across Runnels County. Winters High School Blizard football candidates begin intensive workouts Monday August 15 with 80 to 85 boys reporting. Freshmen train 7 to 8 30 a m, varsity 9 15 to 10 45 a m, noon meals, and evening sessions to 7 p m including Friday lights practice and introductions of all players.

Winters High School Blizzard

Winters High School Ex Students Homecoming Oct 21

The Winters High School ex students plan a homecoming on October 21 at 7:30 PM before the first conference football game against Hamlin. The Golden Anniversary class of 1916 will be featured and a homecoming queen crowned. A meal in the cafeteria costs $1.25, with a 25 cent registration.

Winters High School Blizzards Hamlin

Sister Visits Recalled For Fort Worth Return

Mrs. Charlie Chapman returned home Sunday after spending several days visiting her sister Mrs. W. H. Welsh in Fort Worth.

Charlie Chapman W. H. Welsh Fort Worth

Rev Shoemake Preached in Arlington Va During Vacation

The Rev. B. T. Shoemake, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Winters, preached at Memorial Baptist Church in Arlington, Virginia last Sunday while on vacation visiting his son Bob who worked as youth director there this summer after Baylor University. He plans to enter Southwest Seminary in Fort Worth this fall. The Rev J H Hallford of Ballinger will fill the pulpit at First Baptist Church for two services this week during the pastor’s absence and is expected back early next week.

B. T.shoemake First Baptist Church of Winters Memorial Baptist Church Arlington First Baptist Church

Daughter Born to Milton and Milesta Ehlers of Tohoka

Mr and Mrs Milton Ehlers announce the birth of a daughter Gennifer Ann on July 21. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Wessels of Winters on the maternal side and Mr and Mrs Herbert Ehlers of Wilson on the paternal side.

Milton Ehlers Tohoka Gennifer Ann Carl Wessels Winters Herbert Ehlers Wilson

English Traveler Recalls Freight Wagon Ride to Runnels City

Historian J M Pollock describes his 1884 journey to Runnels City Texas aboard eight freight wagons led by lumber and salt blocks. The party camped on a street amid a thunderstorm and mud, sharing a night with freighter families before breaking camp at dawn.

Runnels City Charlsie Poe J. M. Pollock Runnels West Wisconsin Texas Harley’ Turner San Angelo Abilene Pollock California Reynolds

Pan American official to visit Middle East on five week junket

Pan American Industries production manager Tom mY L Rougas will leave August 14 for a five week trip to Greece Iraq Iran Pakistan Saudi Arabia and Lebanon to meet foreign sales reps and expand outlets. He will travel from Dallas to New York Paris Athens and London with a stop in Bermuda on return. He plans to visit cousins during the trip.

Tommy L. Rougas Pan American Industries Middle East Winters Rougas Greece Iraq Iran Pakistan Saudi Arabia Lebanon Pan American Dallas New York Paris Athens London Bermuda

Winters native Neil Brown to attend Tech Training at Lowry

Airman Neil L. Brown son of Mr and Mrs George D Brown of Winters has been chosen for technical training at Lowry AFB Colorado as a US Air Force munitions specialist He completed basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio His schooling falls under Air Training Command which runs numerous specialized courses to supply technically trained personnel for the aerospace force Brown is a 1964 Winters High School graduate and attended Cisco Junior College

Neil L. Brown George D. Brown Rt. 1, Winters Lowry Afb, Colo U.S. Air Force Lackland Afb San Antonio Air Training Command Airman Brown Winters High School Cisco Junior College

WHS Students May Register Check Schedule

Winters High School invites new enrollees to report Monday and Tuesday to complete registration and set schedules. Returning students may visit Wednesday with the school counselor to adjust their timetables. Principal Jake Joyce announced the start of the 1966 67 academic year and a $10 activity fee.

WHS Winters High School Jake Joyce Coun

Volunteer Firemen To Hold Bar-B-Q Thursday

Former Winters residents and ex-members of the Winters Volunteer Fire Department are expected for the annual Firemen's Barbecue in the City Park on August 18. The event marks an annual report, pins, and recognition of members, with the Fireman of the Year award to be given for the second time. Pan American Industries provides the beef for the 1967 barbecue, and J. C. Hodnett serves as president with Jim Hamner elected vice president.

Winters Winters Volunteer Fire Department Dry Manufacturing Co Pan American Industries J. C. Hodnett Jim Hamner Calvin Holloway City Edward Orwell First Methodist Church Willis Jernigan Arlington

Season football tickets go on sale August 25

Season tickets for 1966 go on sale Thursday at 8 a.m. in the school business office through September 1. Books of five include all home games for $6.25 with reserved seats on the 33 yard line. Tickets are first come, first served. seating charts will be kept for 1966 and 1967 option plans are unlikely. The season opens September 10 against Lake View in San Angelo, with the first home game September 16 versus Coleman.

Lake View San Angelo Coleman

Weekend visitors at the Yates home mention Midland and San Antonio

In Yates home Mr and Mrs John Sowder and Johnna of Midland Mr and Mrs Clyde Spain of Brownwood Mrs Del Gunn and children Ronnie Debra and Jana of San Antonio were weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs W J Yates Jackie Guy joined Mrs Gunn and children for a trip to Bovina to visit Mrs Gunns ill mother Mrs Mel Gunn

Yates Home John Sowder Johnna Midland Clyde Spain Brownwood del Gunn Ronnie Debra Jana San Antonio W. J. Yates Jackie Guy

Grandson in Navy Begins Active Duty

Larry Keith Hertell of San Antonio, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Je Yates, attends a Navy school at San Diego California. He is in the Naval Reserve and now on active duty for two years. A civil service employee at Kelly Air Force Base, San Antonio, she will return there when completing his tour.

NAVY Larry -Keith Hertell San ‘Antonio Ww. Je Yates San ‘Diego Calif Naval ’Reserve A. Civil. ‘Service

Marilyn Mitchell to Teach at Goose Bay Air Base School

Miss Marilyn Mitchell leaves August 11 for Goose Bay Labrador to teach third grade at the Air Base Dependents School for the 1966 67 term. Selected by the Department of the Army, she previously taught in El Paso and Brownfield and holds a B S from Hardin Simmons University.

Marilyn Mitchell Audra L. Mitchell Goose Bay Labrador Air Base Miss Mitchell Department of the Army Brownfield el Paso Texas Marilyn Hardin-Simmons University University of Hawaii

Cotton Insect Count Nears Spraying Decision

The weekly cotton insect situation report notes a huge buildup of boll worm eggs last week but improvements from beneficial insects and weather. While egg counts eased, actual worm numbers rose toward five percent, potentially justifying spraying unless rains or price changes occur. weevils also appear but remain low overall.

Hawaiian Luau Planned By Runnels Youth

A Hawaiian luau is planned by the Runnels Association Youth for Saturday August AB at the First Baptist.

Runnels Youth Vathe Baptist

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. F. Brown Norton R. C. Thomas Wingate School ‘Board Exekiel Villa Chicago Air Force Marco Lopez Marco Wayne Sims Brooks Parks Mark Harrison David Wilson Jimmy Sims Michael Hamner Cliff Poe Loyd Roberson Winters Lions Club Winters Public Library Fort Chadbourne Rock Pole County Coke County Bryan. Yarbrough Alderman - Cave Milling and Grain, Co American Industries Carrier Rev. Shoemake Arlington, Va B. T. Shoemake Runnels” County Historical Survey Committee Tommy Rougas Neil Brown Lowery Airman Ellis Zane Moore Floyd Sims J. T. Sprinkle W. D. Waggoner Cecil Scott E. E. Vaughan Afb Lab
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