Washington’s Birthday tribute and Winters town pride editorial
The Winters Enterprise marks Washington’s Birthday with a national reflection on George Washington’s service as soldier, president, and citizen. The piece extols his virtues and urges contemplation of leadership, integrity, and dedication while praising Winters for paved streets, sewerage, department stores, and strong local commerce. Boost Winters as the west’s flowerette with confidence.
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George Washington
U. S
Washington
Teenas
Winters
Baptist Church Week Plan and Revival News
The notice outlines Sunday services on February 22 1925 with Sunday School at 10 AM preaching at 11 90 AM and 7 PM plus afternoon programs. It lists Woman's Missionary Society meetings Training School sessions Prayer services and an orchestra invite. Revival by the Winsett Evangelistic Party arriving March 21 is announced.
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Winsett Evangelistic Party
B. Y. P. U Training School Next Week
The B Y P U Training School is planned for February 23 to 28. All members should attend each evening and lunch will be provided by unions. Books taught include Advanced B Y P U Methods Senior Manual Intermediate Manual The Master Poet Junior Manual. Be in the church main auditorium by 7 00 p m Monday 23.
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Farent-Teachers Association
Austin
Aeiskeek
W M S Society Meeting and Church Activities
The Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Bert Low's home with twenty five members. A program on Pioneer Christians was led by Louise Poe. New members Gladys Palmer and Altha Sullivan were welcomed. A birthday tribute to Miss Taylor included a handkerchief gift. Various church and school events follow including PTA plans and Valentine activities at First Methodist.
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First Baptist Church
Bert Low
Louise Poe
Gladys Palmer
Altha Sullivan
Miss Taylor
G. A
Donree
First Methodist Church
Jennings
Sarah
Bryan
T. V. Jennings
Sidney Neely
Ladies Bible
Church of Christ
Herbert Maninger
Clark
Russell
Cramer
Owens
State Senate weighs chiropractors licensing bill
The Brownwood Bulletin notes the state Senate debates a bill to license chiropractors, introduced by Senator Archie Parr. It argues licensing would legitimize a competing medical path and urges strengthening anti quackery laws instead, asserting chiropractic lacks scientific basis and official recognition. It also mentions a local classified promo for Superior Brand poultry feeds.
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State Senate
Archie Parr
Benavides
Texas
Board of Medical Examiners
Brownwood Bulletin
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Winters Enterprise Hill & Hall, Publishers
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B. Y. P. U. Training School
W. M. S. Society
P.T.A
Ego Amo Te Club
Party
Parent-Teacher Association of Writers
Misses Bunn
Flynt
Ego Amore Club
Miss Flynt
le Vere Neely
la Vere
Jamita Miller
Billie Bailey
Lucile Neely
Milma Hodges
Ona Belle Rhoden
Marie Townsend
Lucille Denham
Earline Baldwin
Anna Mae Baker
Ruby Bryant
Eunice Allen
Leta Rountree
Ruby Nell Roberts
Isabelle Adams
Ollie Bailey
Rev
Gid Bryan
Alonzo Monk Bryan
Mr. Larkin Speer
C. E
Christian Endeavor Society
Jesus the Friend
Church of Christ Bible Class
Larkin Speer
Dewey Speer
Speer
J. L. Speer
Tommy Fry
Ona Parker
Jewel Harris
Methodist
W. M
Mrs. Tanner
Dallas
Mesdames
Jimmie Speer
J. E. Forbes
Ballinger
Forbee
R. E. Dick
Mr. Hall
Abilene
Seera Siv
Fredig Mae Fry
Howard Payne College
Age Mesdames Larkin Speer
San Angelo
Naomi Hunt
Simmons College
Mr. and
Mrs. Hawkins
H. A. Fairy
Concho County
Messrs. Walter
J. S. Neely
W. S. Galloway
San Marcos
R. C. Maddox
Little Daughter
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Hal F. Smith
Johnson
J. M. Pyburn
Mary Hinde Gomeuill
China
Presbyterian
Chiropractors
Superior
Jeanes
Matt
Abilene & Southern
Community Institution
First National Bank
the Bank
Winchester
Winchester and Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Mit
Louisville Sluggers
Bill Doak
Winters High School
Gambill & Roberts How
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