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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

Page

5

Winters FFA Boys Show At Abilene Stock Event

Winters FFA participants excelled at the Abilene Stock Show this week. Ricky Boles earned second in lightweight Berkshire swine with a barrow and placed fifth overall. Bill Cathey finished third with a lightweight Berkshire barrow. Jerry Wills earned third in intermediate mutton lambs and Bob Colburn showed a second place in Southdown lambs. The Winters FFA team took second in the county lamb group behind Runnels County 4 H Clubs.

Winters Ffa Abilene Ricky Boles Ricky Bill Cathey Barrow Jerry Wills Bob Colburn Bob’s Lamb Winters Ffa Boys Runnels County

Eddie Little Receives Photographers Plaque in Sweetwater

Eddie Little won a year long print competition plaque from the Central and West Texas Photographers Society at the Sweetwater Country Club meeting. He was also elected to the board for two years. Bill Weeks presented the program. Presidents plaques were awarded to past leaders Hugh Cap Jim Bean George Etz and Henry Gale. Frank Homme became president for 1963.

Eddie Little Central and West Texas Photographers Society Sweetwater Country Club Little Photographers Group Bill Weeks Plainview Hugh Cap Coleman Jim Bean San Angelo George Etz Sweetwater

4 Day Civil Defense Survival Course Termed Success

William T. Nelson describes the Winters Civil Defense survival course as a success with an average attendance of 66 adults. Conducted at Winters High School over four three hour sessions, it covered fallout effects protective measures against nuclear events tornadoes fires floods and decontamination. Completion certificates will be issued to all graduates. Sponsored by the local Civil Defense Unit under the Texas Education Agency.

William T. Nelson Civil Defense Austin Winters High School Civil Defense Unit Texas Evdcation Agency

Card of Thanks for Doyle Branham

The Branham family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Doyle Branham. Gratitude is voiced for cards, flowers, expressions of sympathy, and meals. May others be as thoughtful in their time of need.

Doyle Branham

Thanks for kindness after Boyd Holbrooks’ passing

The family of Boyd Holbrooks expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards and visits during illness and death. This personal message thanks each reader for their support and comfort.

Boyd Holbrooks Itc

Senior Scholarships for High Honors and Honor Scholars

The program awards scholarships to seniors who qualify for High Honors or Honor Scholarships regardless of financial need. If fewer than six seniors qualify, awards go to candidates pursuing higher degrees or to middlers. Jimmy is regarded as a Middler and the award will be applied to term bills.

Jimmy

Meeting of County Historical Group Postponed to 26th

The Runnels County Historical Survey Committee meeting, moved from January 17 to January 26, will convene at 2 30 PM in Judge Rampy's office at the Ballinger courthouse. Members and others interested in preserving county history are urged to attend.

Runnels County Historical Survey Committee W. H. Rampy Judge Rampy Ballinger George Poe Loyd Roberson Winters Herman’ Giesecke Jr

Norton schools release honor roll names for first semester 1962-63

Norton superintendent Porter announces the honor roll for the third six weeks of the first semester 1962 63. Names are listed by grade from 1 through 12 with numerous students including Lucretia Bryan Brent Bryan Aurora Fuentes Richard Lange Madelyn Bryan Debra Hutton Gayle Terry and Kay Bahiman among others.

H. B. “Porter Norton Lucretia Bryan Kathy. Hope Sue Ann Lee Wally. Pierce Brent Bryan Twila Davis Ronda Hutton Dorothy Schaefer Ralph Schaefer Gregory Schwertner Brian Pruitt Aurora’ Fuentes Richard Lange Bruce Priuitt Madelyn Bryan Nelda Davis Randal Fiveash Monica Hurt Ruth: Jansa Debra Hutton Donna Hope Sandra Lee Sharon Marie Pecha Eek J. Bi Fiveash Jr Dorothy ‘Jansa Harold’ Shelburne Gayle Terry Sharon ‘Schwertner Dwaine Lange Marlene’ Lavige Carol Ann Lee Gloriane Howe Bruce Pierce Nicky’ Harton Sherrie Fiveasti Anna Grili Alan Evans Shara Bryan Sallye Harris Filo Horton Kay Bahiman

Fragmentary notes on purchase and campaign funds

Disjointed OCR fragment mentions supplies purchased and a balance allocated toward a campaign. The text is garbled, with references to a fund, processing, and a person named Lee, but lacks clear dates, places, or identifiable events.

Lee Iden Anoun

Historic Boy Scout hike dazzles Izmir troop in tough trek

George Shaw, Scoutmaster of Troop 24, calls a far reaching hike one of the outstanding feats witnessed. The group faced rain each night while carrying a week’s supply for a 15 mile leg to Ephesus before returning to Izmir by bus. Charleston is noted as the capital of West Virginia.

Lzmir Armargent George Shaw Scout Izmir

New Hampshire Province of I Food Rationing Began in 1943

A fragment notes the start of food rationing in New Hampshire during 1943, mentioning Mr and Mrs Fred and a visit at home. The readable text references historical origins and wartime measures as part of the province's administration.

Fred

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