QYTATION TRACK AND FIELD MEET SET FOR SATURDAY
The first invitation track and field meet hosted by Coaches Fulkerson and Johnston will bring about twenty five teams to compete with preliminaries at 8 am and finals at 1 pm. Standout Blizzard athletes include Bill Roundtree George Brown Homer Hodge Erskine Davis and Bill Rogers Clyde Wood plus Grady Bakers Charles Gardner and others. Local merchants backed the event with support from ahaa Coffee Shop Smith Drug Cozy Cafe Owens Midget Cafe and The.
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Fulkerson and
Johnstono
Arch Ts
Talpa
Tuscola
Ca -Wingate
Bradshaw
di Ballinger
Bangs
Santa Anna
Coleman
Miles
Ontent
Crews
Haskell
Abilene
San Angelo
Bill Roundtree
George Brown
Homer Hodge
Erskine Davis
Bill Rogers
Clyde Wood
Grady Bakfers
Charles Gardner
Cecil Wood
James Gardner
Cipriano Chavarixia
Dewey Shott
Riley Jackson
Martin Cooke
Jar
Awalt
McMurry
Ahaa
Smith
Owens ‘Midget Cafe
William Mosley Glaze Dies After Brief Illness
William Mosley Glaze, 57, died Friday morning after a heart attack. He passed at home with his children at his bedside. Funeral services were held at Erley Chapel with Waldrop Church officiating at New Mont Olive.
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William
Mosley Glaze
New Mont Olive
Erley' Chapel
Waldrop
High School Operetta Date Set For March 13
The high school music club plans the seventh operetta An Old Spanish Custom by Clark and Clark set for March 13 at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. Director Mrs C S Jackson and accompanist Mrs L T Smith lead colorful chorus groups including Spanish Irish Chinese and French themes.
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Clark
California
C. S. Jackson
L. T. Smith
Local men meet with hiway commission Tuesday
Joe Mapes and Roy Carter led a Winters delegation to Austin to seek a designation for a highway from Sweetwater to Coleman via Winters. The commission warned that such a designation now would cancel federal state funds for 9.7 miles of lateral road work near Winters and ordered bids for grading and drainage on that 9.7 miles set for March 10.
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Joe Mapes
Roy Carter
Wingate
T. D. Coupland
RE. C. D
Austin
State Highway Commission
Sweetwater
Coleman
Winters
Wingate Driver Licenses and Auto Plates Planned
Troy Garter reports W A Forgey appoints Bud Lloyd as deputy tax collector at Wingate to issue drivers licenses and collect and deliver auto license plates starting Monday.
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Troy Garter
W. A. Forgey
Bud Lloyd
Wingate
Lloyd
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs D W Yeager
Mrs D W Yeager 57 a longtime Runnels county resident died at her Winters area home following pneumonia After services at the Main Street Church of Christ conducted by Pastor L R Mickey interment was in Fairview Cemetery She was born November 7 1878 in Rosenthal and married D W Yeager in 1908 Survivors include son Hughlin Yeager Winters daughter Mara Van Dyke Galveston two sisters and two brothers Five grandchildren Also named pallbearers are Jim and Frank Seals Bryant Bishop W B Worthington Roy Pumphrey and W T Billups
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D. W. Yeager
Runnels County
Winters
Main Street
Church of Christ
L. R. Mickey
Fairview Cemetery
Merkel
Stella Evans
Waco
Watt
Clay Harris
Normandie
Jim
Frank Seals
Bryant Bishop
W. B. Worthington
Roy Pumphrey
W. T
Billups
McAdams to Speak to Sweetwater Service Clubs Thursday
Q McAdams Otis Grisham and T D Coupland will address Sweetwater service clubs Thursday in an event described as a community gathering. Details indicate local leaders and civic figures will participate in the meeting.
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McAdams
Sweetwater
Messrs. Inc
Otis Grisham
Coupland
Negro Minstrel Profits From High School Show
Vocational agriculture class earned 38.00 profit from a Friday night minstrel at the high school auditorium. About 350 attended the 51.50 total receipts. Tony Q. Dyess of Lubbock headlined with songs, music, and humor. Proceeds fund an educational trip to the Texas Centennial and visits to Carlsbad Caverns and experiment stations.
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Tony Q. Dyess
Lubbock
Erskine Davis
Carlsbad Caverns and Experiment Stations
Williams
Two Boys Given Suspended Sentences In County Juvenile Court
Three petty thefts were reported over the weekend. Ewell Coleman and Hershel Baxter allegedly broke into Musser Lumber Co. and received three-year suspended sentences after being picked up by Chief Terry and Deputy High tower. John Shipman and W. T. Coley reported wheels and tires stolen from their cars, as did a transient at Hotel Winters. No arrests reported yet.
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Ewell Coleman
Hershel Baxter
Musser Lumber Co
Terry
Hightower
John Shipman
W. T. Coley
Winters
Amateur program draws crowd at Queen Theatre
The event sponsored by Coaches Bob Fulkerson and Amon Johnston drew an overflow audience last Tuesday evening. Twenty two amateur performers competed with three prizes awarded to Frances Miller first Annette and Jeanette Tucker second and Floyd Shackleford third. Half the receipts go to buying football sweaters for the boys on last year’s squad.
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Bob Fulkerson
Amon Johnston
Queen Theatre
Frances Miller
Annette
Jeanette Tucker
Floyd Shackleford
Mrs Chapman Piano Pupils Recital Tonight at High School
Abilene hosts a piano recital by Mrs Charlie Chapman’s pupils at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. Soloist Miss Maxine Higgs from Abilene voices, with accompanist Miss Nona Gilvin from Fort Worth, both noted in West Texas musical circles. Students include Wilma Tyson Ladell Denton Carter Chapman Billie George Russell June Frances Williams Emma Jean Pounds. Public invited.
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Maxine Higgs
Abilene
Chas, Chapman
Nona Gilvin
Charlie Chapman
Fort Worth
Rachael Barrett Laid to Rest After Prolonged Illness
Miss Rachael Barrett died Saturday at 8 30 after years of illness leaving a long disability. Funeral at Main Street Cemetery conducted by Rev W T Hamer with pallbearers Chas Graham Arthur Smith Henry Butts Frank Pumphrey Bob Jeffrey and E T Bridwell. She was born December 29 1870 in Tennessee and lived about 35 years in Winters. Survived by four brothers Will Barrett Clint Barrett Dee Barrett Jim Barrett and two sisters Mrs Eli Case and Bettie Barrett. She was a member of the First Baptist church and attended regularly.
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Rachael Barrett
Main Street Cemetery
W. T. Hamer
Tennessee
First Baptist Church
Will Barrett
Baird
Clint Barrett
Winters
Dee Barrett
Ada
Oklahoma
Jim Barrett
Abilene
Eli Case
Merkel
Bettie Barrett
Chas. Graham
Arthur Smith
Henry Butts
Frank Pumphrey
Bob Jeffrey
E. T. Bridwell
Wingate Program Tonight To Support Football Gear Funds
A program is planned at Wingate tonight at 7:30 to raise money for football sweaters and equipment. Local high school members are involved in organizing the event to support the team.
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Wingate
Field and Track Meet at Bradshaw Saturday
A public schools field and track meet will be held in Bradshaw on March 14 with 492 contestants from Wingate Drasco Content Divide Tuscola Lawn Ovale Shep Valley Creek and more. Events include volleyball play ball tennis and field and track with medals for top individuals and pennants for playball and volleyball winners.
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Bradshaw
Wingate and
Drasco
Runnels County
Content
Coleman County
Divide Consolidated
Nolan County
Tuscola
Lawn
Ovale
Epworth
Clarence Ledbetter
George Newby
Natdie Hale
Glenn Browne
Ocie Hunt
Tri-county
Washington-Johnson
George Washington
Walter Johnson
Rappahannock River
Johnson
Old Ball Club
Tri- County Baseball League
Washington Johnson
Raymond Spill and Howard Spee ts Off TA
Fragmentary text shows Raymond and Howard involved in a TA event last week. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors. Further readable context is needed to confirm names, actions, and location.
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Raymond “Spill
Howard P
Prize Winners to Be Awarded at Winters FFA Livestock Show
The Winters Future Farmers of America show opens Friday at 9 80 a.m. with judging at 10 a.m. on a vacant lot opposite The Enterprise office. Prizes totaling 150 are offered with ribbons for all divisions. Exhibits include 18 calves 32 lambs three breeding lambs and 11 pigs.
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Future Farmers Livestock Project
Enterprise Office
Writers Board of Community Development
Amos Womble
San Angelo
Jim Byrd
Abilene
Mrs M J Goolsby Laid To Rest In Fairview
Mrs M J Goolsby 72 died Tuesday night at home of daughter near Winters after ten days illness. Funeral 3:30 Wednesday at First Baptist with Rev M A Mahurin officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery. Native of Mississippi she moved to Runnels County in 1904 near Winters. She was a Primitive Baptist for many years.
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M. J. Goolsby
J. N. Newsom
First Baptist Church
M. A. Mahurin
Wingate
Fairview
Cemet
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Fulion
HIWAY
Negro Minstrel
F. F. A. Boys
Ano
C. A. Trigg
Texas Old Age Assistance Commission
Brady
Orville S. Carpenter
Trigg
MEET
W. Dale
Mississippi
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