Giles Opens New Farm Machinery Branch Here
D W Giles of Giles Equipment Company Littlefield opens a local branch dealing in used farm machinery and Hancock earth moving equipment. A demonstration of the earth moving gear, designed by top soil conservation experts, will be held Saturday February 15 at 9 am on the old Miller place northwest of Wingate with many soil conservation representatives in attendance.
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D. W. Giles
Giles Equipment Company
Littlefield
Hancock
Miller Place
Wingate
Winters Junior High 7th Grade Girls Finish Cage Season
The Winters Junior High seventh grade girls basketball team finished 8-1. Eileen Faubion led scoring at 15 points per game, Beverly Sprinkle 10, with forwards Eileen, Mary Lou Wilkerson and guards Gwen Hoppe, Babs Tatum, Cherilyn Beard. They won the Win gate consolation at 37-15 over Elmdale and edged Jim Ned 28-27 as Faubion again led with 18.
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Winters
Eileen Faubion
Beverly Sprinkle
Eileen
Beverly
Mary Lou Wilkerson
Gwen Hoppe
Babs Tatum
Cherilyn Beard
Wingate
Elmdale
Jim Ned
Daughter of Former Residents Wins Award In Abilene
Anne Richie, a senior at Cooper High School in Abilene, was chosen Sweetheart at the San Angelo Distributive Education Invitation Meet. She defeated 23 contestants and will compete at the state Youth Leadership Convention. Richie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Richie, former Winters residents.
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Anne Richie
Cooper High School
Abilene
San Angelo
Miss Richie
J. F. Richie
Winters
Dorcas Sunday School Class Meets at Mrs Pete Davis Home
Mrs Pete Davis hosted the regular monthly meeting of the Dorcas Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church. Mrs Grover Davis presided, with Mrs W R Kennedy giving the opening prayer and Mrs C T Hart delivering the devotional on Accept What Cannot Be Changed. attendees enjoyed a Bible quiz and refreshments.
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Pete Davis
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Grover Davis
W. R. Kennedy
C. T. Hart
Davis
J. D. Sowell
Lora Coupland
F. D. Gardner
A. L. Crockett
Myrtle Wilbanks
W. E. Coley
C. C. Benson
R. D. Collins
Methodist WSCS Held Meeting At Church Tuesday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday morning at the church for a continuation study program. Mrs. C. R. Willey presided, with opening prayer by Mrs. Sam Jones and an evaluation by Mrs. Willey. Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Mrs. M. L. Dobbins led the program. adjournment prayer by Mrs. Dobbins followed. Twenty-three members and one visitor, Mrs. B. M. Smith, attended.
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Woman’s Society
Woman's Division
The
Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
C. R. Willey
Sam Jones
Willey
Frank Mitchell
M. L. Dobbins
B. M. Smith
Hospital Notes from Winters Municipal Hospital
Wednesday list includes Mike Davis Virginia Smith Mrs M A Patterson Mrs Sadie Wyatt Mrs T B Young Mrs Edgar Porter Mrs Fritz Redman Mrs W P Haney Mrs J R Jackson dismissed last week Mrs Dora Nelson dismissed Thursday Mrs Kenneth O Dell dismissed Saturday Mrs David Dobbins and baby boy dismissed Sunday Leo Minzenmayer dismissed Tuesday
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Winters Municipal Hospital
Mike Davis
Virginia Smith
M. A. Patterson
Sadie Wyatt
T. B. Young
Edgar Porter
Fritz Redman
W. P. Haney
J. M Price
Will Mathis
J. R. Jackson
Dora Nelson
Kenneth O'Dell
David Dobbins
Baby Boy
Leo Minzenmayer
It’s the Law in Texas on Title Examinations
A state bar feature explains why buyers should insist on a title examination when purchasing property. It warns that warranty deeds mortgage policies and abstracts do not guarantee clear title, and that owner’s title insurance may not cover all defects. An attorney’s written opinion clarifies ownership and needed steps.
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Texas
Ney
State Bar of Texas
Print Judging Highlight of Photog Meeting
More than 40 members of the Central and West Texas Professional Photographers Society attended a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Little’s home with special guests Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gay of Dallas. Marinell DeVries presented a program on Small Town Studio operations and her color work gained national notice. Ron ny Howard and Jim Bean were named to the board of directors, and Sweetwater was set as the next meeting site with George Etz hosting.
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Central and West Texas Professional Photographers Society
Eddie Little
John W. Gay
Dallas
Gay
Southwestern Photographer’s Association
Marinell DeVries
Slaton
DeVries
Mel Thurman
Abilene
Herschel Jackson
James Cotton
Cisco
Frank Brandon
Big Spring
Brandon
Ronnie Howard
Jim Bean
San Angelo
Sweetwater
George Etz
Stamford
Breckenridge
Loraine
Goldthwaite
Winters
Friendship Class Meeting At Blackwood Home
Members of the Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Bobby Blackwood’s home for the monthly social and business meeting. Mrs. Gayland Robinson chaired the business session, with Mrs. Elmer Phillips leading the opening prayer and devotional from St. Mark 1 21 28 on Jesus and the Scribes. Refreshments of Coke, Dr. Pepper or coffee and cake were served to members and guest Mrs. Tommy Davis.
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First Baptist Church
Bobby Blackwood
Gayland Robinson
Elmer Phillips
E. E. Dodson
Wayne Solomon
Bill Stephens
Ronnie Brooker
Tommy Davis
Weekend Visitors at Booth Home
Mr and Mrs Jim Gibson and children of Lubbock and Mr and Mrs E B Laramore of Abilene visited the Booth home of Mr and Mrs E J Booth for the weekend.
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Jim Gibson
Lubbock
E. B. Laramore
Abilene
E. J. Booth
Wright Home Hosts Brownfield Visitors Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Smith with Marsha and Camela Dee of Brownfield visited over the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright and Mrs. H. W. Wright.
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D. S. Smith
Marsha
Camela Dee
Brownfield
J. L. Wright
H. W. Wright
Shrimp yields per acre in rich ocean zones around 1000 pounds
Certain ocean areas can produce about 1,000 pounds of shrimp per acre each year, highlighting productive habitats for aquaculture and wild harvest. Such zones show potential for expansion and economic impact on fisheries communities.
Elephant brain weighs more than thirteen pounds
The elephant possesses the largest brain among land animals with a weight exceeding 13 pounds. The size reflects its complex neural capacity and cognitive abilities.
First Texas Architecture School Founded at A and M College
In 1904 the first Texas architecture school was established at A and M College by F. E. Giesecke. The program marked a pioneering step in formal architectural education within the state.
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Texas
A & M College
F. E. Giesecke
Card of Thanks from the Riker and Ryan Families
The Riker and Ryan families express heartfelt gratitude for comforting sympathy, assistance, flowers, and services during their sorrow. Mrs. George W. Riker Jr. and sons thank all who offered kindness.
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George W. Riker Jr
L. H. Ryan
Booster Club Gifts Jackets to Blizzards Cheer Leaders
Appreciation note thanks Booster Club for jackets and thanks members for their support of the Blizzards cheerleaders this year.
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Booster Club
District Clerk Names for Local Officials
Listing of district clerk and tax assessors assigns Luna Mae Ruth Clampitt Otis Power Pannell Legg Jr Clyde Simmons for key county offices. The notice outlines official appointments and overseeing bodies.
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Luna Mae
Ruth Clampitt
Otis (Myrt) Power
Pannell Legg, JR
Clyde Simmons
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Razorback
Leve
Claussner
Heidenheimer’s
Dorcas SS
Methodist
WSCS
Chicago
St. Louis
Ion Is
the Winters Enterprise
Blackwood
Booth
Wright
Winters Enterprise
Ben Barnes
119Th Judicial District
E. C. Grindstaff
Glenn R. Lewis
Don Atkins
James L
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WEST
Pat Pritchard
V. F
VirgIl) Low
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