Bliz City Lions Club Banquet Honors 1987 Team Letters
District 23-B host gathers twelve lettermen from the 1987 squad for a banquet. Notable members Soriano Chavarria Mexi Ckle among those honored.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
5
District 23-B host gathers twelve lettermen from the 1987 squad for a banquet. Notable members Soriano Chavarria Mexi Ckle among those honored.
Secretary Wallace approves revised 1937 Agricultural Conservation program after farmer and Extension staff reviews. Cotton set at 5c a pound with base similar to 1936. maximum cotton acreage 35 percent of base. 15 percent reduction limit remains. Farmers must grow food and feed crops before soil depleting payments. Program aims to build soil, aid miners, and sustain gains of four years. funded by 1936 act authorizing 500 million dollars annually, with final 1987 appropriation pending Congress.
J. F. White 70 of Harmony died Sunday at his home eight miles east of Winters after illness. Funeral services were at the family home Monday at 9 30 a m conducted by Rev E C Mahurin of Wingate. Interment followed at Center Point near Carbon beside his first wife. He was born in Arkansas and settled in Harmony. He married Jane Hardy in 1888, had ten children, four died in infancy. His wife died in 1932. he married Cora Cummings in 1938. Survivors include his wife two daughters four sons plus stepchildren in California and Winters seventeen grandchildren and one sister.
Three rural trustees were appointed and a bus driver employed at the Runnela county Board of Education meeting. Claude Compton was hired to drive the Ballinger Barnet Hagan route, replacing M. J. Cole who retired from the Maverick district board.
Mrs. Mary Guin age 74 and longtime Hatchel resident died at Halley Love Sanitarium Ballinger Friday night after a brief influenza. Funeral at Winters Fairview Cemetery Saturday at 2 30 conducted by Rev J H McClain. Survived by three sons Ben Scott Mack Guin Ballinger. five daughters W E Blair Hatchel E Graves Hatchel W H Schleyer San Angelo Edna Guin Hatchel. a sister-in-law Braska Guin. four granddaughters and two grandsons. Pallbearers listed.
Winters freshman Miss Jean Barlow named to mid semester honor roll at Texas Wesleyan College. Registrar Rose Ellen Williams reports seventy three students listed for meeting eligibility requiring enrollment in five subjects and a certain scholastic index.
Winters crowds lined the Winters streets for a parade featuring Old Santa and storybook characters. Dale school won first prize in a float competition with cash prizes totaling 30 dollars, Victory took second, and Wingate third while Winters entered a non-competitive float and F F A boys showed a pickup with two calves for the Home Products show February 26 27.
Bud Russell, state penitentiary transfer agent, moved three inmates to Huntsville this week to begin terms from the 119th district court. O. L. Scroggins received two years for burglary, Willie Hugley two years for forgery, and Kumu Parker one year for drunken driving. The jail now holds J. B. Luckey awaiting transfer to the state reformatory school for car theft, Buford Pennington serving a drunken driving sentence, and a Concho county man held for insanity trial.
J A Davidson 49 resident of Winters since 1926 died Tuesday night in a Santa Anna hospital after ten days of illness. Funeral services were Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev J W Joiner and other pastors. interment in Main Street Cemetery. Surviving are his wife three daughters and several brothers and a sister. Pallbearers named. Relatives gathered from Deport Temple Longview Dallas Fort Worth and Abilene.
At the Lions Club Tuesday luncheon Miss Helen Hamer gave two readings, one on Christmas spirit the other on town boasting, drawing applause. Jno W Norman reported on a Winter broadcast over Station KRBC Abilene next Tuesday at 5 pm. Kermit Upshaw urged civic cooperation in board debates as Tisdale spoke briefly. The club voted to dispense with next week acting and maintain a weekly luncheon.
Gene Heard of Station KBRC Abilene visited Winters to time the Lions club produced broadcast. The program airs December 22 from 5 to 5 30 on Know Your West Texas hook up sponsored by KBRC and Reporter News. Peggy Jean Lindley sings a Christmas song and Mrs P H Davidson reads Mrs Budlongs Presents. Roy Mack and John W Norman present Winters facts in an interview. Miss Anna Lee Cobb will play piano. Mrs James Berwick explains Why the Chimes Ring. The Medley of Christmas songs under Miss Marie Hills direction closes with a chorus including Hazel Lee Jane Hodges June Frances Williams Zella Mae Thornton Doris Babreston and Norma Gene Hamilton.
State aid totaling 12511 has been recommended for Runnels County common schools by S Odell Murdock deputy state superintendent after inspection. Twenty five of 37 districts met requirements with Content receiving the largest allotment and Baldwin the smallest. totals for each district follow.
On December 28 at 2 30 p m Winters businesses will release live turkeys from rooftops with dollar bills attached to each bird. The prize goes to the quickest person who captures a turkey as the fire siren signals the start. Participating firms include C L Greening Milling Grain Co Winters Enterprise Smith Drug Co Geo T Rosson Jewelry Store and many others. On Christmas Eve at 10 30 a m children will receive a free picture show at the Queen Theatre.
Dr Z T Scott of the Texas Tuberculosis Association appeals to Texas women to combat tuberculosis among schoolchildren. He cites one in five children needing safeguarding and urges tuberculin skin tests and X ray screenings to detect the disease early and protect homes and growing bodies.
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