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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1967

Page

5

Roy Crawford Pursues 75th Winter Methodist History

Roy Crawford tours Winters to gather material for a comprehensive history of the Winters Methodist Church ahead of its March 12 75th anniversary. He has tracked living charter members, collected photos and member lists, and expects to release the compiled history after the celebration. The feature also notes The Ten Commandments playing at State Theatre and jokes about ZIP codes for quirky town names.

Roy. Crawford Winters Methodist Church Roy

Track Season Opens With Fort Stockton Relays

Winters High School announces 1967 track schedule led by Comanche Relays at Fort Stockton to open the season. Co-captains are Jerry Awalt and Terry Rives, both three year lettermen. Events run from February 25 through May 6 including Blizzard Relays March 4 and State Meet in Austin.

Jerry Awalt Terry Rives Winters Fort Stockton WHS Comanche Ft. Stockton Blizzard Anson Hamlin Ballinger Coleman Stamford Brady Plateau Eldorado San’ Angelo Colorado City Lubbock Austin

Winters wins District 5-AA title with perfect district record

Winters High School Blizzardettes clinch the District 5-AA championship by finishing 5-AA play undefeated after beating Anson 54 47 and Hamlin 44 38. They advance to bi district play, awaiting results from District 6 AA. Alpine faces Fabien, with potential bi district clash if wins.

Anson Hamlin Fabien

Presbyterian Pastor to be Installed in Merkel

The Rev. James Sinclair will be installed as pastor of Winters and Grace Presbyterian Churches in Merkel in a joint ceremony Sunday evening February 19. The service features participating pastors from Albany Lubbock and Abilene with lay leaders from Merkel and Winters. a reception follows in Winters Fellowship Hall. Public attendance is invited at 7:30 p.m.

James Sinclair Winters Presbyterian Church Grace Presbyterian Church Merkel Sinclair George Walker Matthews Memorial Church Albany George Faison Lubbock W. Wallace Faris Central Church Abilene Floyd Kinsar John Knox Church John West R. W. Balke Winters Susan McNary Floyd Winters Church

Winters High Names Glacier Queen For 1967

Jean Mostad, a Winters High School sophomore, was elected Glacier Queen in a general assembly election on Tuesday morning. She competed with four class representatives Dianne Snell Sherrie Bedford and Maria Shaw while being described as a basketball team member and twirler. the school annual The Glacier will feature a full-page photograph.

Jean Mostad Winters High School Glacier Dianne Snell Sherrie Bedford Maria Shaw Miss Mostad Cal Mostad Miss. Snell

Historical Marker Dedication for Charles H. Noyes at Ballinger Courthouse

Official Texas Historical Marker for Charles H. Noyes arrives from foundry and will be dedicated April 5 at the Runnels County Courthouse Ballinger. The 14 by 24 inch aluminum marker features Swedish steel elements and is sponsored by Mr and Mrs R G Erwin of Ballinger.

Texas Charles H. Noyes Ballinger Rankin Pace Winters Runnels County AIL State Pace Charles H. Noyes

Speaker Barnes to Speak at First Methodist Church Anniversary

Texas House member Ben Barnes will headline the 75th anniversary service of the First Methodist Church in De Leon. The event, a 6:15 p m Sunday service on March 12, is announced by the anniversary planning committee with Rev Ed Orwell as pastor.

Barnes Texas Ben Barnes First Methodist ‘Church DeLeon Ed Orwell

Runnels County Receives Cotton Yield Boost in 1967 Plan

Runnels County is among 20 West Texas counties gaining about 40 000 bales in income from higher 1967 cotton acreage yields. ASCS Texas adds 32 pounds per acre to established yield, recalculating skips to solid rows. The move increases Texas base cotton allotment by 20 342 000 pounds, with farmers receiving roughly 11 cents per additional pound. Farmers argue discrimination against skip row bases versus solid row yields.

Runnels County West Texas Omar Burleson Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Texas W. Lewis David ASCS David

Winters High Graduate Teaches Biology in Australia

Gary Vaughan son of Mr and Mrs E E Vaughan of Winters teaches senior biology at a high school in Bega New South Wales Australia since early this year He holds a BS in dairy industries and food technology from Texas Technological College and studied at Winters High School He notes Bega is a dairy farming hub with about 3500 people and a 600 student high school where most pupils ride buses from a 25 mile radius He contrasts the Texas system with the Australian system and praises the southern coast countryside.

Winters High School Texas ‘Technological College Vaughan Australia Bega Nsw Bega

Water clarifier project completes major city upgrade

City of Winters finishes construction on a new water clarifier settling basin at its plant. A large pump, capable of hundreds of gallons per minute, was installed but the system awaits final inspections before full acceptance.

W. M. Hays

Peace Corps Volunteer Helps Tanzanian Boy Through School

A Peace Corps volunteer in Tanzania recalls a week of loneliness until Samson, an 11 year old water boy, inspired him to stay. The boy improves with tuition funded by the volunteer, gains schooling, new clothes, and pride, while the volunteer bonds over Swahili lessons and dominoes.

Post Office Knockemstiff Ohio Wagenheiserangenfelts Wagenheiser Africa Peace Corps Sam American Peace Corps Samson Sams

Daughter of Local Woman Returns From Afghanistan

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, longtime locals, return to the United States after a two year Peace Corps assignment in Afghanistan. Mrs. Williams, former Pat Emmert of Winters, taught in Aldine Junior High and Afghan schools amid cross cultural experiences and remarks on American popularity and Russian influence. The couple plans to live in Austin where he pursues a history master’s degree and she resumes teaching.

Charles Williams United States Peace Corps Afghanistan Williams Pat Emmert J. G.emmert Winters Aldine Junior High School Sam Houston Teachers College Huntsville America

Austin girl visits parents after study program

Sarah Brown a student at Durham Business College in Austin spent the past week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Brown.

Winters School Board Re-Elects Principals and Sets Elections

The Winters school board extended one year contracts for principals B J Joyce George Beard and Robert Simpson through 1969. It also called the annual trustees election for April 1 with terms expiring for Audra Mitchell and Raymon Lloyd. Filing deadline is March 1.

Winters B. J. Joyce George Beard Robert Simpson Audra L. Mitchell Raymon Lloyd Winters Chamber of Commerce School Business C. T. Rives John Norman M. E. Mathis Jake Presley J W Bahlman

Skip Sheppard Signs four year Texas Tech football scholarship

Winters High School senior Skip Sheppard, a standout Blizzard guard, signed with Texas Tech for a four year athletic scholarship. Grant Teaff signed on behalf of Tech, noting Sheppard’s potential to bolster the freshman and eventual varsity squads. The agreement was made February 14 at Sheppard family home and he will report to Tech in September to join the freshman team only in football.

Skip Sheppard Winters Blizzard Texas Technological College Tech Grant Teaff Lubbock College Sheppard Carl Hancock Lubbock Teaff

Big Country Jamboree Planned for Feb 25

The Big Country Jamboree is planned for Saturday February 25 at 7 30 p m in Winters High School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Goal Diggers Club of Winters the event invites amateur and professional talent from the region including singing groups soloists musician combos western groups instrumentalists actors or pantomimists to participate. Local talent is also welcome.

Goal Diggers Club

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By . C. Thomas Fort Worth Gary Pinker Blizzardettes Presbyterian Noyes Gus Lula Noyes Pompeo Coppini Chicago Runnels Gary Vaughan Gary, Vaughan Gerlach Bill Pumphrey Tanzania BY Bill Pumphrey Sambo Texas Tech
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