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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1960

Page

6

Winters High School Camp Prepares 34 Players For Fall Season

The Winters area hosts 34 football hopefuls and coaches in a weeklong training camp at the high school stadium. Coach L. G. Wilson leads drills to toughen players, with early scrimmages and soreness days as the squad tunes for the season ahead. The team travels to Angelo on Sept. 3 to face Lake View and hosts Anson on Blizzard Field Sept. 9, with last year’s starters limited to three. Nearby, maize shipments from Winters reach 104 carloads, while lingering international tensions and sonic boom debates surface in the news.

L. G. Wilson Wilson William Grissom Joel Butts Pee Wee Williams Angelo Lake View Anson Blizzard Field

Blizzard Band Plans Preseason Practice And Debut

Winters High School band director Robert R. Gans said the Blizzard band will continue practice next week on Monday through Wednesday before school starts on Thursday September 1. The first public appearance is set for the Lake View football game Saturday September 3, requiring full attendance at the final week of summer practice.

Winters High School Robert R. Gans Blizzard Lake View

Gospel Meeting Opens at Shep Church of Christ

A gospel meeting at the Shep Church of Christ runs from Sunday August 21 to Sunday August 28. Roy V. Palmer of Abilene will preach and a basket lunch will be served at the community house on August 28. The public is invited to attend.

Shep Church

Hodges Family Guests Visit Hodges Home

In Hodges home Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard and Ann and Jan of Midland join St. and Mrs. Jimmy Hodges and daughter Pam of Harlingen visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crockett Hodges.

Joe Howard Ann Jan Midland Jimmy Hodges Pam Harlingen Crockett Hodges

Mrs Bill Proctor At Fort Worth With Sister

Mrs Bill Proctor is in Fort Worth at the bedside of her sister Mrs Lillie A Miller in a local hospital or home setting awaiting medical updates.

Fort Worth Bill Proctor Lillie A. Miller

Winters High School Blizzards begin second week of training

Winters High School football continues summer drills with 34 players and coaches camping at the stadium. The first game is scheduled against Lake View on September 3 at there, with a stated schedule through November 11 including matchups against Lakeview Anson Brady Albany Hamlin Colorado City Ranger Coleman Cisco Ballinger.

Lake View Lakeview Anson Brady Albany Hamlin Colorado City Ranger Coleman Cisco Ballinger

Gottschalk to Leave Tuesday for Germany for teaching post

Adolph Hans Gottschalk 32 son of Mr and Mrs Hans Gottschalk will depart Tuesday August 23 for Germany to teach commercial subjects in the American Army Dependent School He will fly via Abilene Newark New Jersey to Frankfurt and expects a twelve month assignment He is a Korean War veteran and bachelor with a 1954 BA in business administration and in 1956 set to receive an MEd from Sul Ross College.

Adolph Hans Gottschalk Hans Gottschalk Germany Abilene Newark New Jersey Frankfort Gottschalk W. M. Minzenmayer Winters Winters High School Corp of Engineers Texas Lutheran College Sul Ross College McMurry College Texas Tech Lubbock University of Texas Austin Cuero Olton Bill Ahrens Hatchell Edward Ballinger Richard Gottschalk Veterans Hospital

Bedford Injured After Car Crash Near Kerrville

B. B. Bedford, an oil firm employee, suffered two broken ribs in a Sunday early morning crash near Kerrville. He said he fell asleep at the wheel, woke as his car hit a highway post, turned sharply, and the vehicle toppled into a ravine before he could regain control. He is convalescing at home.

B. B. Bedford Kerrville Bedford Oil Firm

Winters Photographer Eddie Little Has Exhibit in Chicago Show

Eddie Little of Winters has a photo titled Tex selected by the Professional Photographers of America for display at the 69th Annual Exhibition in Chicago August 7 12 1960. The selection marks Little’s third consecutive year with a national exhibit among some 1000 prints accepted from 5000 submitted.

Eddie Little Heights St Winters Professional Photographers of America, Inc Little Conrad Hilton Hotel Chicago Ill Adolph Minzenmayer Route 3 Ppofa

Winters man produces first 1960 cotton bale

Louis Hord Gins the first 1960 cotton bale ginned by local mills eight miles northwest of Winters. He delivered to Citizens Gin, bale weighed 1 490 pounds with 350 pounds lint. Ginned free with a $50 chamber award. Last year’s first bale was produced August 24 on the Mrs. Carrie Young farm by Robert Pruser.

Louis Hord Winters Claude Tatum Winters Chamber of Commerce Hord Carrie Young Robert Pruser

Winters Man Helps Rescue Truck Driver

Gulf Oil foreman W. M. Bunger of Winters aided in freeing Bruce Green of Wichita Falls after a gasoline truck jackknifed and overturned on US 277 near Abilene. Bunger, with two Abilene men, sawed the steering column to release the trapped driver amid spilled fuel and danger of fire.

Gulf Oil Corp W. M. Bunger Gulf U. S. Highway 277 Abilene Bruce Green Wichita Falls Bunger Green Wingate

Wedding of Sharla Martin and Kenneth Kim Brough

Mr and Mrs J C Martin attended the wedding of their niece Sharla Martin and Kenneth Kim Brough held in Mineral Wells on August 12 pairing a family celebration with the local community event.

J. C. Martin Sharla Martin Kenneth Kimbrough Mineral Wells

Registration Opens for Winters ISD Students 1960

Winters Independent School District schedules fall 1960 registrations. Pre registered high school students receive schedules by August 24 with changes August 25 26. New high school registrants join August 26. Elementary enrollment runs August 22 26 with grades 4 8 advised. Sept 1 starts for returning grades 4 8 and 1 2 3 new entrants. Labor Day Sept 5 holiday. meals begin Sept 1 with 30 to 35 cent prices.

Winters Independent Rodney Cathey Winters High School Winters James B. Nevins

Wingate Schools Open Sept 1 for 1960-61 Term

Wingate announces the 1960-61 school year begins Thursday September 1 with a full day schedule. A faculty workshop August 31 precedes an 8 am assembly for the public. Holidays include Labor Day September 5 and Thanksgiving, with Christmas break from December 2 at 2 pm to January 2.

Wingate A. Dooley Nina Cowan Mildred Dooley Oren Dunn Faye Pinegar

Cemetery Working At Wilmeth Cemetery

A cemetery working is scheduled all day Thursday August 25 at Wilmeth Cemetery. Attendees are asked to bring a basket lunch to the Baptist Church and the entire community is urged to attend.

Wilmeth Baptist Church

Visitors from Snyder weekend stay with local hosts

Dr. and Mrs. R. D. English of Snyder spent the weekend in the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Craig.

Snyder Dr R. D. English Snyder J. H. Craig

Bailey McCaughan Family Visit Spotted in Killeen

Mr and Mrs Bailey McCaughan of Killeen are visiting relatives and friends.

Killeen Bailey McCaughan Mac

Farm Bureau Barbecue Set for August 25 at Ballinger Park

The Runnels County Farm Bureau barbecue at Ballinger city park next Thursday night August 25 will feature entertainment by Deana Kozelsky Sharon Denson and Manuel Arispe with J H West state Farm Bureau president as speaker. Joe Havlak and his Western Playboys provide music Richard Perry of Ballinger offers special tunes. Bob McGarvey hosts with Mrs J L Roach at the organ. An eightgirl Farm Bureau contest includes Frances Saunders Winters Shirley Ehrig Francene Stranch Barbara Stubblefield Linda Condra Arlene Jost Rowena Pat Redman and Sue Parker.

Runnels County Farm Bureau Ballinger City Park Deana Kozelsky Joe Kozelsky Sharon Denson J. B. Denson Manuel Arispe J. H. West Farm Bureau Joe Havlak Western Playboys Richard Perry Ballinger Bob McGarvey J. L. Roach Frances Saunders Winters Shirley Ehrig Miles Francene Stranch Barbara Stubblefield Valley View Linda Condra Talpa Arlene Jost Rowena Pat Redman Sue Parker

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