Abilene Christian College FFA Banquet Recalls Gleaned Honors
Principal Dean Adams presided at a Abilene Christian College FFA banquet honoring members and improv ing a farm practice program. E Mahurin W C Harkins B H Pritchard and others spoke while attendees including Miss Smith Dorothy Moore and Margie Allen served the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Adams
Abilene
Chrisian Olisge
Bas Née E
Lee
Addy “Mahurin
E. Mahurin
Aidrestigana
W. C. Harkins
B. H.pritchard
Clay Allen
F. F
Ladies of the
Smith
Dorothy Moore
Minor
Margie . Allen
Frances Bradshaw
Humphreys
Ben Shepperd
Jack
Hen‘Gannoway
Dewey
P.smithson
W. C
Mosley
E. 7B
Hodges
Pa Kendrick
Bob Loyd
peteCown
Dillard Wood
Walittin
Ben H Koehler Rites Held At First Methodist Church
Funeral services for Ben H. Koehler age 62 were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the First Methodist Church with Rev. J W Sharbutt and Rev. W T Hamer officiating. Burial followed in Main Street cemetery. Koehler, born October 26 1874 in Seguin Texas, lived near Winters for 33 years. He died Monday morning after a two week illness. Surviving are his wife Maude Ethel Curry and four sons Delbert Charles William and Francis. one brother Will Koehler of Crawford and two grandchildren. Active pallbearers were John Oaken J L Kennedy C N Kernegay Grover Davis Earl Rodgers and D J Goetz. Honorary pallbearers included a long list of local men.
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First Methodist
Ben H. Koehler
J.W. Sharbutt
W. T. Hamer
Main Street
Seguin
Texas
Valley Creek
Maude Ethel Curry
Koehler
Woodmen of the World
Delbert
Charles
William
Francis
Will Koehler
Crawford
John Oaken
J. L. Kennedy
C. N. Kernegay
Grover Davis
Earl Rodgers
D. J. Goetz
Harris Mullin
H. K. Reid
Walter Syler
C. Kornegay
Gus Pruser
Wm. Minzenmeyer
Ben Spill
W. E. Jones
August Spill
J. A. Lamberth
B. G. Owens
M. L. Owens
Meeks
Carl Henslee
Jno
Q. McAdams
J. W. Copeland
August Stoecker, Jr
Newt Stoecker
College Students Return Home for Holidays Cheer
College students arrive for the holidays bringing Christmas cheer and social activities. Notable attendees include Doris Dunn of Howard Payne College and Myra Nell Hamor of Mary Hardin Baylor, along with several others from North Texas State, Texas A and M, McMurry, and Texas University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dunn
Howard
Payne’ College
Myra ‘Nell: Hamor
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Lawrence Gaston
North Texas State Teachers College
Wayne Stark
Lee Colburn
Texas A. & M. College
Omega Dobbins
McMurry
Fred Hunt
Vernon Lee Rodgers
Texas ‘University
Raymond ‘Spill
North Texas Agricultural College
Wingate Students Plan Carlsbad Caverns Trip
Thirty Wingate and Mazeland high school pupils with six sponsors will visit Carlsbad Caverns, departing in December and returning January 1. Superintendent B O Larkin announced sponsors Apolo Kin Mazeland Me and Mrs Monturner Wingate and Wallace Reed bus driver.
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Wingate
Mazeland
Carlsbad Caverns
Larkin
Funeral Rites for G W Bates Held at Crews Tuesday
G W Bates 56 died Monday afternoon at 4 80 at home of his uncle Ed Voelker north of Hatchel. Graveside service at Crews cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 3. He had lived in Hatchel recently, formerly in Crews. Born April 27 1880 in Georgia. Survived by widow and six children Virgil J W Howard James Oma Lee Bates Winters Elva Jackson Talpa. Spill Funeral Home in charge.
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G. W. Bates
Ed. Voelker
Hatchel
Crews Cemetery
Crews
Georgia
Virgil
J. W
Howard
James Bates
Oma Lee Bates
Winters
Elva Jackson
Talpa
Spill Funeral Home
Denmark Celebrates Christmas Morning with Jul Trumpets
The article describes Danes blowing in the Jul at dawn from church towers on Christmas morning. Hymns fill the air as sounds travel to the four compass points, marking a traditional celebration.
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Denmark
UNITED WE WIN DIVIDED WE FAIL
A editorial urges towns to unite behind one central project each year to achieve definite progress and warns that divided efforts lead to stagnation. It notes successful towns rally behind leadership and focus on a single goal annually. Mr and Mrs George Fine announce a baby boy born December 19.
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George Fine
Relative of Mrs Sykes Dies in San Antonio
J M Puckett 66 pioneer West Texas ranchman of Sonora and uncle of Mrs Albert Sykes of Goldthwaite died in a San Antonio hospital after a brief illness He had moved to San Antonio for his wife health Burial was in San Angelo Sunday Surviving are his wife two sons Don Puckett and M C Puckett of San Angelo a daughter Mrs John L Martin of Ozona and relatives from Goldthwaite attended the funeral.
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J.,m. Puckett
West Texas
Sonora
Albert Sykes
San Antonio
San Angelo
Puckett
Crockett ' S
Don Puckett
M. C. Puckett
John L. Martin
Ozona
Sykes
Lewis Hudson
Don Hudson
Lewis
John Schooler
Goldthwaite
Cotton Ginning Totals Rise in Runnels County
The Enterprise reports 15 508 bales ginned to date in Runnels County with Winters gins achieving a strong season and an anticipated near 50 000 bale total. Individual gins posted 1970 1130 2318 2515 2165 15638 1847 as of December. Runnels County gins had produced 48 397 bales by December 1 with last year at 28 681. The season outlook points to about 50 000 bales.
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Kornegay Gin
Kornegay No
Hinds & Carlisle
Davidson Gin
Winters Co-Op
Williams-Miller Gin
Runnels County
A. J. H. Borders
Department of
Claud Gooch Returns From Lower Rio Grande Valley Visit
Claud Gooch came home early this week after a trip to the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Claud Gooch
Rio Grande Valley
Tonsillectomy for Miss Daisy Dodd Reported
Miss Daisy Dodd underwent a Saturday operation to remove her tonsils. Miss Merle England of Harmony visited Miss Vivian Cryer's home Friday night.
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Daisy Dodd
Merle England
Harmony
Vivian Cryer
Funeral service set for W F Morgan in Dallas Wednesday
Remains of W F Morgan 56 longtime West Texas Cotton Oil Co mill superintendent died at home from a heart attack Monday after a brief illness. He came to Winters in spring of 1933. surviving are two sons Roy F and W J Morgan of Dallas, two daughters Mrs Ada ra of Gaines, his mother and three brothers from Oklahoma.
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W. F. Morgan
West Texas Cotton Oil Co
Dallas
Roy Morgan
W. J. Morgan
Judge Fountain
John
Louis
Jesse Morgan
Oklahoma
Mr. Morgan
Seagon
Roy F
Allas
Adara
Gaines
Lola Henniger Dies at 24 in Hatchel Texas
Lola Bertha Henniger 24 died at home near Hatchel following pneumonia complications. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Guido A Henniger siblings Emma Anna Helen Erwin and late sister Mildred. funeral held at home conducted by Rev C N Roth with burial in Old Runnels Cemetery.
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Lola Henniger
G. A. Henniger
Hatchel
C. N. Roth
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Winters
Runnels
Lola Bertha Henniger
Guido A. Heniger
Lola
Luther League
Brownwood
Grandmother Henniger
Ballinger
Guido A. Henniger
Emma
Ansna
Helen
Erwin
Hatcher
Mildred
Winters State Bank Declares Second Dividend of Year
The Winters State Bank led by Jno Q McAdams paid its 8 cent dividend on capital stock and issued a 5 percent employee bonus this year. Dividend checks will be delivered December 31, with bonuses already distributed. Directors met Monday to order the year’s dividend. Some stockholders and staff plan holidays in Klondike and Paris.
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Winters State Bank
Jno
Q. McAdams
United States
Ite Capital
Institutiion
Emplc
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Nate
A.C.C
Pioneer
Gello
A.B. Chapin
Voelker
J. M. Puckett
George Brooks
Mozelle
Harville
Klondike
Paria
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