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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1964
Page
4
Texas outdoor life notes a rise in skin diving including snorkel and SCUBA. Beginners should learn fundamentals, equipment, and personal limits under expert guidance, with clubs and instructors available in major Texas cities.
A practical guide warns beginners to avoid diving with heart or respiratory issues and to never dive alone. It highlights spearfishing with a spring gun, inland lakes, and coastal dives near oil wells for jewfish, team rescues, and underwater searches, noting dives extend to Mexico Florida or the Bahamas for reef exploration.
Mrs. Bob Hatcher and Mrs. A B Spill co hosted the Firemans Auxiliary gathering held at the Spill residence. E Z Moore led the opening prayer J B Whitlow led the business session M Middlebrook led a parliamentary drill. Refreshments were served to listed members including Moore Spill Middlebrook and Whitlow.
Woman's Society of Christian Service at Crews met in the Crews Methodist Church Monday afternoon at 2:00 for a study on Asia. Mrs. Bragg led the lesson while other members participated in the program. The WSCS normally meets each Monday afternoon.
Bill Miller former Winters High School star and NAIA broad jump champion will compete in the National AAU Indoor Meet at Madison Square Garden New York against top national jumpers including Olympian Ralph Boston Miller who teaches in Abilene plans to travel Friday to Sunday and aims to qualify for the Olympic team through the AAU meet Miller ranks No 3 in the nation and No 5 in the world in Track and Field News January issue Miller credits wins in Ft Worth and Dallas Indoor Meets and is focused on broad jumping this season
Babson warns citizens that while federal tax relief is pending, state and local taxes climb. He cites higher costs for city supplies and services, welfare outlays, school funding, and highway work, urging honest management and growth to curb bills. He notes inefficiency and political misuse raise costs and taxes.
A. T. Jobe a Winters retired businessman will be honored Sunday February 23 on his 80th birthday at his home 313 South Church. His children and their families host an open house from 2:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon with friends invited.
A cemetery working at Pumphrey Cemetery is scheduled for Friday February 2. Volunteers are reminded to bring tools plows and other equipment.
Family expresses gratitude for visits cards and prayers during illness. Special thanks to Dr. Rives and hospital staff. Mike Davis Itp
A 4351 acre tract known as the Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation sits near Livingston.
In Home Town Talk a candidate plans to corral busy supporters at the Watering Hole after fishing and golfing keep them away. He foresees a period of non golf fishing weather to finalize a strong slate.
Jessie Andrews became the first woman to earn a degree at the University of Texas and later taught there from 1888 to 1918.
Visitors at the Ed Donica residence included M. H. Hogan, John James, Bill Millorn, Nadeen Smith, Lonnie Burton and family, Tommy, Billy Burton family, L. K. Donica and Tommy of Abilene, M. S. Donica, J. D. Hammit, and Sue and Wanda of Brownwood.
Amber has been located in coal mines spanning Maryland Virginia and New Jersey. Authorities say the find involves multiple sites and environmental teams are assessing the implications for mining operations and local ecosystems.
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