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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1969

Page

6

Controversy Flows as House Debates Bond Rates and School Credits

In Austin this week the Texas House debated Senate Bill 20 raising municipal bond interest from 5 to 6.5 percent. A second bill would credit attendance for students at both regular and vocational schools, risking loss of state aid. Committees held hearings on Liquor by the Drink, a San Antonio four year college, workers compensation for subdistrict employees, and a 95 page Governor’s Committee report on public education. Veteran lawmakers warned this session could be very contentious and historic.

House of Representatives House Senate Comptrollers Office Consti State Affairs San Antonio University of Texas Board of Regents University of Texas School System State Affairs Committee DeWitt Hale Corpus Christi

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Methodist Charity Circle Held Tuesday in Church Parlor

Mrs. A. M. Nelson hosted the regular Charity Circle meeting at the First Methodist Church parlor Tuesday morning. Susie Baker opened with prayer and presided. Members discussed study topics including Coming to Life and Four Times Water Light Door Shepherd. Refreshments followed.

A. M. Nelson Charity Circle First Methodist Church Susie Baker Frank Mitchell John Schaffrina Kelly Elmo Mayhew W. T. Nichols Edith Drake A.M. Nelson Eva Kelly Lillie Marks Frances Stricklin

Mrs Gresham 93 Died After Brief Illness Funeral Held

Mrs W F Gresham aged 93 died in Merrill Nursing Home at 4 35 am Monday after a brief illness. Funeral services were at 2 pm Tuesday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Harry Grantz and Rev Virgil James officiating. Burial in Northview Cemetery directed by Spill Funeral Home. Survivors include two sons W F Gresham Odessa and Daniel Gresham Sr Winters two daughters Mrs Lynn Morrison and Mrs Joe Wilson Winters ten grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Born Susan Ella Kennedy January 22 1876 in Fayetteville Arkansas she moved to Texas as a child and lived near Houston before settling in Franklin Community southwest of Winters. Her husband W F Gresham died in 1937 and one son preceded her in death. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.

W. F. Gresham Merrill Nursing Home Spill Memorial Chapel Harry Grantz First Baptist Church Virgil James Southside Baptist Church Northview Cemetery Spill Funeral Home Wayne Roberts Bill Hoppe Howard Worthngton Alvin Benson Lawrence Chapmond Mitchell Blackwood Gresham Susan Ella Kennedy Fayetteville Ark Texas Houston Waco Runnels County Franklin Winters

Nan Wright Circle Met Tuesday In Wright Home

The Nan Wright circle of the First United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning at Mrs. Wright’s home 812 Manning Street. Mrs. Sallie Gray led the business session and Mrs. M L Dobbins gave the opening prayer.

Nan Wright First United Methodist Church

Joy Sunday School Class Monthly Meet At First Baptist

The JOY Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at 624 North Main Street hosted by Mrs. Ray Laughon and co hosted by Mrs. Garland Crouch. Roll call featured a Bible verse per member. President Mrs. Jack Pierce led the business session. Mrs. Garland Crouch gave a devotional on four Greek words for love. Mrs. Wayne Sims and Mrs. Ted Meyer sang with Mrs. Joyce Krause at the piano. Attendees included Mesdames Loyd Roberson G W Sneed Jay Simmons Jack Pierce Wayne Sims Ted Meyer Joyce Krause Kenneth Sneed M W Boles Garland Crouch and Ray Laughon.

JOY First Baptist Church Ray Laughan North Main Street Garland €Ragueh Jack Pierce Garland Crouch Wayne Sims Ted Meyer Joyce Krause Mesdames Loyd Roberson G. W. Sneed Jay Simmons Kenneth Sneed M. W. Boles Ray Laughon

Meeting of Mary Martha Circle at First United Methodist

Mrs Thad Traylor hosted the regular weekly Mary Martha Circle meeting at the First United Methodist Church with ten members present. Circle chairman Mrs H O Abbott led the business session and Bible study From the book of John titled Coming to Life. Other participants included Mesdames Glenn Bowman Wada Babston D A Dobbins Gattis Neely E L Crockett W T Stanley W F Lange August McWilliams and the hostess.

Thad. Traylor Mary Martha First United Methodist Church H. O. Abbott Glenn Bowman Vada Babston D. A. Dobbins Gattis Neely Abbott E. L. Crockett W. T. Stanley W. F. Lange August McWilliams

New Grass Variety Approved By State Seed Plant Board

A new high yielding grass named Section 75 Gleingrass has been approved for certification by the State Seed and Plant Board and released for seed production. It is drought resistant, suitable for various soils, and offers a new option for improved pastures alongside established grasses.

State Seed and Plant Board Woodrow Hoffman Local Soil Conservation Service Hoffman SCS Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations Texas South Africa SCS Nursery San Antonio James E. “Bud” Smith Knox City Panhandle Tohoka San Benito Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Beeville

Old Soldiers Revisit Service Uniforms in Modern Era

Veterans recount wearing vintage military uniforms to ceremonies and reenactments, noting comfort, symbolism, and the nostalgia of past duties. They discuss alterations for fit, preservation tips, and the enduring pride tied to their service.

Kleingrass 75 Shows Stronger Daily Gains At McGregor Station

Hoffman notes kleingrass has achieved higher daily gains than Johnson grass and Klein grass 75 at McGregor Station. It outperforms Coastal bermudagrass under low to medium fertilizer. Breeder seed produced in Knox City. foundation seed 1968 in College Station with limited seed available in 1969.

McGregor Station Hoffman Runnels Soil and Water Conservation District Ballinger SCS Knox City Foundation Texas Agricultural Texperiment Station College Station Texas

Poultry House Ventilation Key in Winter Readiness

Extension poultry specialist Ben Wormell says winter ventilation hinges on skillful adjustment of openings to control moisture removal as daily temperatures vary widely, with air amount being a major consideration for comfort in poultry houses.

Ben Wormell

Texas Governor launches state crime plan studies

Governor Smith announced detailed studies by the Criminal Justice Council to draft a Texas plan for improving law enforcement and the criminal justice system. The plan must reach the U S Justice Department by June 1 to join the 1.3 million Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act.

Smith Criminal Justice Council U. S. Justice Department Texas

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