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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
5
The piece argues that true good-neighborship is unseen aid and shared concern, not staged ceremonies. It cites a Oak Creek drowning search where Winters and other volunteers helped quietly, illustrating genuine community care without fanfare.
Dateline Tanzania describes Dar es Salaam as the Haven of Peace rich in culture. The author notes diverse residents including Swahili Indians Brits and locals with varied dress, mosques and churches, bustling markets, Arabic and German architectural hints, and a lively harbor front with oyster bay beach.
Winters officials and civic leaders expect population rise in coming years through natural increase and new industrial and retail activity. They seek proactive planning to meet future city needs with a continuous program of street improvements and project completions guiding the long range plan.
Winters High School students across four classes chose their Class Favorites on Thursday January 12 Elaine Campbell and Davy Brock head the senior group Linda Smith and Jim Morrow are junior favorites Beverly Sprinkle and Randy Pendergrass named for the sophomores Becky Mathis and Donny Killough win the freshman honors Names listed include parents in each entry reflecting the era and school community involvement
The WHS Blizzardettes defeated Haskell 48 to 21 on Tuesday night to move to 19-4 this season. Eileen Faubion led with 17 points, Dora Snell added 16, Ida Martin sank 10, while Mary Lynn Pritchard and Babs Tatum contributed strong defense and playmaking. The team has held opponents to under 30 points per game and dominates the district trek this week.
Ginger Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Gardner Winters is among 13 Trinity University seniors named in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges for 1966 67. She majors in social science serves as Student Association secretary and holds multiple campus leadership roles. Trinity, co educational liberal arts university sponsored by the Synod of Texas US Presbyterian Church, will mark its Centennial in 1969 with a $50 million program.
The VFW Post 9193 and Ladies Auxiliary sponsor Heart Fund efforts in North Runnels County with W L Collins as chairman for North Runnels and Joe Stevens and John Gardner as co chairs Winters area and plans a February family night program. Heart Month is proclaimed in Winters.
The Winters Lions Club announces its annual chili supper to be held at the school cafeteria on Friday. Proceeds support club projects and community service in Chiloe.
The readable fragments describe a young girl and a case involving an Army service member or civic matter. The text references a location and dates, with a focus on an event affecting a female individual. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The RCWA will appoint a steering committee to study options for alleviating Winters and Ballinger water shortages. A twin city dam at Elm and Bluff Creeks and a water control district are among proposals discussed by about 75 residents at Ballinger meeting.
M E Mathis of Winters elected to the board of First Savings and Loan Association in San Angelo meeting. He joins as a new director alongside reelected officers, while the group discussed a proposed Elm Bluff Creek dam to trap floodwaters, potential funding, and impacts on Winters Ballinger water resources.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Post 9193 will collect used clean clothing for South Vietnam’s children. Donations accepted at the VFW Post Home or via Mrs. Ramon Hudson after 5 pm. pickup arranged. Deadline is Friday January 27.
The Rev. James Sinclair of Kansas City has accepted the pastorate at the First Presbyterian Church and moved into the manse on Church Street. He will also serve part time for the Merkel church and preached his first sermon at 11 o clock Sunday morning.
Fragmentary OCR reads Merrill Henderson described as son of M, with unclear context and missing details about event, date, or location.
Winters High School basketball team lost 59 to 51 against Haskell Indians. Ronny Gray scored 17 for the Blizzards while Danny Killough added 11. Other Winters scorers included Cook 8, Dunn 10, Moore 2, Wilder 1, and Boles 2. Previous district losses were to Stamford and Colorado City.
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