Winters Lions sponsor polio Sabin vaccine drive
About 1500 adults and children received the vaccine on the two scheduled days with a Sunday follow up planned. A third dose will be administered later as officials hope to boost protection and increase complete series uptake. Dr H H McCreight notes no definite evidence Type III should be avoided and leading virologists report safety. Date for Type III administration to be announced in January.
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H. H. McCreight
Winters
Sabin
Winters Lions Club
Ganaways Plan Christmas Visit in Midlothian
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ganaway of Midlothian will spend the Christmas holidays at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. R. Ganaway.
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Ben Ganaway
Midlothian
W. R. Gannaway
Frierson and Minzenmayer Kin Visit in Midland Area
Mr and Mrs Johnie Frierson hosted their children Dick Rick and Cathy in Midland along with Mr and Mrs Weldon Minzenmay er Melinda and Curtis plus Mr and Mrs Bill Miller of Abilene. W L Frierson was also a guest in the W F Minzen mayer home during the weekend.
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Johnie Frierson
Dick, Rick
Cathy
Midland
Weldon Minzenmayer
Melinda
Curtis
Bill Miller
Abilene
W. L. Frierson
W. F. Minzenmayer
Winters Library Urged for Lions Club Support
Jerry Ward told the Winters Lions Club that for the public library to survive and grow it needs sustained community backing. He praised Miss Glover for founding the library nine years ago and urged more space books furniture and money while noting the librarian’s earnings are well below typical standards. Club president J W Bahlman said directors would discuss possible actions at the next meeting.
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Winters
Jerry Ward
Winters Lions Club
Lions Club
Ward
Miss Glover
J. W. Bahlman
Sub Deb Club Christmas Party Hosted by Kettlers
The Sub Deb Club met Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs L W Kettler with Judy as hostess. Roll was called for their Annual Christmas party. Refreshments served to listed members and the gathering closed with benediction.
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Ginger Gardner
Louise Davis
Virginna Brown
Two Car Collisions Lead Holiday Accident Toll
The report identifies two car crashes as the most common holiday accident, accounting for about one third of all incidents and fatalities. Non-collision incidents and fixed-object crashes follow in frequency.
Winters Schools Begin Annual Census January First
The Winters Independent School District will conduct its annual census of all students aged six to eighteen from January 1 to January 31. Superintendent James B. Nevins notes the count includes those who reach six by September 1, 1963, and aims to plan first grade classes for the next school year. Mrs. Johnny Bob Smith is census trustee and will visit homes to collect information. slips sent home will require prompt return.
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Winters Independent
James B. Nevins
Johnny Bob Smith
Winters Girls Take Cage Tilt From Coleman
Winters High School girls beat Coleman 43 to 20 with Florence scoring 14 and Nicki Eoff 13. Coleman’s Jamie Dieterick led with 8. B team lost 33 to 12 as Nancy Grisham and Florette Jones led Winters with 5 and 4. Ginger Gardner was elected captain of Winters A team.
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Winters
Coleman
Florence
Nicki Eoff
Jamie Dieterick
Nancy Grisham
Florette Jones
Faye Nauham
Ginger Gardner
Ginger
Blizzardettes
Holiday Pedestrian Risks Rise During Christmas Period
A public safety note warns holiday time increases danger for walkers. One in four Christmas accidents involve pedestrians and forty percent occur between 4 PM and midnight on Christmas Eve. Almost 75 percent happen in the first 30 hours of the holiday.
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Lions Meeting
Kettler
Cohen
Professional Directory
Winters, Texas
Bedford and Underwood
Attorneys-At
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Spill Brosco
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