Died in Big Spring Winthes Hagar 88
Irvin H. Hagar 88 of Winters died at 8 25 am in a Big Spring hospital after a brief illness. Funeral 3 30 pm Friday at Assembly of God Church with Rev Richard Nelson. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Survivors include three sons five daughters two sisters and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Irvin H. Hagar
Winters
Big Spring
Assembly of God Church
Richard Nelson
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Mr. Hagar
Stephens County
Runnels County
East Texas
Howard
Grand Prairie
Ordna
Arkansas
A. G
Odessa
Ira Stanley
L. C. Davis
J. W. Williams
Ralph Briley
Abilene
Noel Williams
Woodbridge
Pearl Gann
Ranger
Ellis Jumper
Midland
Want to Buy Something Ad in Enterprise Classified
A reader is urged to place an advertisement in the Enterprise Classified Wanted Column to express purchase interests and connect with sellers. The brief invites readers to contact the paper to submit details and reach a targeted audience seeking items.
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Enterprise
Wedding Plans Told For Maria Theresa Shaw and Cadet Cottingham
Mr and Mrs J L Shaw announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Maria Theresa to Cadet William Oliver Cottingham III of the U S Air Force Academy Colorado Springs. Vows set for June 10 at 1 PM in the Cadet Chapel. A reception will follow at Ent Air Force Base Officers Club.
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Maria Theresa Shaw
Cadet Cottingham
J. L. Shaw
Maria Theresa
William Oliver Cottingham III
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs, Colo
Ent Air Force Base Officers Club
Winters Visits By SS Rep Set For March Dates
Jackie Ashcraft, field representative for the San Angelo Social Security Office, will meet residents in Winters at the Chamber of Commerce office on March 13 and 27 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Those seeking to file claims or obtain information may contact him, or call the San Angelo office if unable to meet. Winters residents can toll free via Operator 2058.
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Jackie Ashcraft
San Angelo
Chamber of Commerce
Social Security Administration
Winters
Tire safety warning against summer use of deep tread tires
The Tire Industry Safety Council cautions that using extra heavy deep tread tires in hot weather can reduce mileage, shorten tire life, and may cause sudden dismemberment at sustained high speeds.
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Tire Industry Safety Council
To Sell Those Extra Odds and Ends
Classified column note inviting readers to use The Enterprise Classified Columns to list and price miscellaneous items for sale.
Receipt books now for sale at The Enterprise office
The Enterprise announces receipt books are now available for purchase at its office. Readers may buy for record keeping and bookkeeping needs.
Little League Basketball Games Planned For Friday Night
Boys play at 5 30 and 7 30 with a girls game at 6 30 in the high school gym. Friday features Bullets versus Lakers and 76ers against Celtics with teams and coaches listed.
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Bullets
Lakers
76Ers
Celtics
Blizzard Relays Set for March 4 at Winters Track
Ten schools enter the Blizzard Relays at Winters high track field with races starting at 9 am. Defending champion Brady leads a field including Cisco, Clyde, Stamford, Hamlin, Ballinger, Haskell, Goldthwaite, Roscoe, and host Winters.
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Winters
Brady
Cisco
Clyde
Stamford
Hamlin
Ballinger
Haskell
Goldthwaite
Roscoe
Redistricted 17th District spans 31 Texas counties
Washington notes the new alignment of the 17th Congressional District covering 31 counties in North and West Texas with a 1969 to 1973 transition. It details population shifts to 467,912, listing major cities Abilene, Brownwood, Big Spring, Gainesville, Sweetwater, Mineral Wells and Snyder along with economic diversity from cotton to oil.
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Washington
D. C
Parker and Scurry
Texas
Montague and
Cooke
Oklahoma
Floyd County
Hale County
Lubbork County
McCulloch
San Saba
Abilene
Brownwood
Big Spring
Gainesville
Sweetwater
Mineral Wells
Snyder
Congressional District Drives and Distances Within 17th
A reader guide outlines Sun day driving routes within the 17th Congressional District. Distances span Big Spring to Gainesville 328 miles, Floydada to San Saba 314 miles, Brady to Gainesville 290 miles, Abilene to Gainesville 218 miles, Abilene to Floydada 181 miles, and Abilene to San Saba 141 miles. The 29 404 square mile district is compared to several states and territories.
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Big Spring
Gainesville
Floydada
San Saba
Brady
Abilene
One Community Across Winters and North Runnels
The piece argues Winters and The Country rely on each other for welfare and prosperity. It notes Winters provides a town center, school, church, market, and jobs while The Country supports many residents of Winters and holds many town residents as legal domiciles. The two areas are presented as one people with shared goals and plans.
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North Runnels
Superbass Program Off To A Good Start
In Jasper Texas 21 female Florida largemouth bass were flown to East Texas to serve as brood stock for a hybrid bass program with Texas and Florida genetics. Biologists plan to pair Florida females with male Texas bass from Lake Murray when spawning arrives this spring to create a fast growing super hybrid for future Texas anglers.
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Superbass
Austin
Texas
Jasper State Fish Hatchery
Florida
Lone Star State
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
East Texas
Lake Murrayl
Alabama
Jasper Hatchery Pond
Territorial scope of new Congressional District outlined
The article notes the total area of the gin Islands at 29 480 square miles with 18 480 787 residents across states and territories. It compares district size to Ohio Virginia Maine South Carolina and Tennessee, and explains the district’s vast coverage makes frequent personal visits challenging but feasible over time.
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Gin Islands
Ohio
Virginia
Maine
South Carolina
Tennessee
Congress
Mary Martha Circle Luncheon Held At Mrs Lange Home
The Mary Martha Circle of the First United Methodist Church met Tuesday at Mrs Walter Lange's home for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs J D Vinson presided and Mrs Bada Babston led prayer. Members sewed money patches for the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. Roy Crawford presented the program India's Quiet Revolution. Attendees included Mesdames August McWilliams M E Leeman Thad Traylor E L Crockett Vada Babston Roy Crawford J D Vinson and Walter Lange.
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Mary Martha
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Walter Lange
J. D. Vinson
Bada Babston
West Texas Rehabilitation Center
Roy Crawford
India
August McWilliams
M. E. Leeman
Thad Traylor
E. L. Crockett
Vada Babrston
Goal Digger Club Meeting Monday
Members of the Goal Digger Club met at Keva Harrison's home Monday evening. The program was presented by Mrs. Lewis, a former sponsor. Attending were Karen Simpson, Robbie Morrison, Betty Head, Gwen Gerstman, Robin Sanders, Maurine Riess, Gineer Fairy, Sherie Tekell, Susan Burns, Randy Rougas, Keva Harrison, and Ellen Sanders. Sponsors present were Carolyn McKenzie and Mary Lynn Presley.
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Keva Harrison
Mrs. Lewis
Karen Simpson
Robbie Morrison
Betty Head
Gwen Gerstman
Robin Sanders
Maurine Riess
Gineer Fairy
Sherie Tekell
Susan Burns
Randy Rougas
Ellen Sanders
Carolyn McKenzie
Mary Lynn Presley
Singing at Shep Gospel Event at Community Center
The Shep Gospel Singing is set for Saturday February 26 at 7 pm at the Shep Community Center. The public is invited.
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SHEP
Texas School Quarter System Guidelines Reviewed
Last week officials reviewed proposed guidelines for implementing a new quarterly system in Texas schools. The discussion covered timelines, assessment timing, and how the change could affect reporting and student progress tracking.
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Texas
Record turnover noted in House and Senate chambers
A notable shift in political control surfaces as both the House and Senate experience turnover. Key figures and party realignments emerge amid changes in leadership and committee seats.
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House
Senate
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Cy Buchanan
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James Jones
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Mark DeBerry
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Randy Loudermilk
Lewis Johnson
Tye Rougas
Kenny Hope
Marvin Moore
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Greg Sanders
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Kenny Rees
Jesse Hernandez
Richard Cavanaugh
Paul Ellis
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Omar Burleson
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AIR & Power
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Mary Martha Circle
Ole
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Kirk Douglas
Johnny Cash
Jean Alexander
Karen Black
Bermuda
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Organic Fertilizer Co
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