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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

5

Do You Remember From the Files of the Win

The piece notes six county schools failed to meet standardization once, lists boxing match events with Winters and Hallinger, and names Winters FFA members Joyce Wilkerson Otis Holaday Weldon Lacy Frederick Stephens Thurman Holaday Euland Partain Leeman Barmore with J M Williams as the vocational agriculture teacher and instructor.

Acore Oak Creek Ole No Olsen Maverick Winters Hallinger FFA Joyce Wilkerson Otis Holaday Weldon Lacy Frederick Stephens Thurman Holaday Euland Partain Leeman Barmore J. M. Williams

Winters High Principal Elected ACC Head

Charles Damron, Winters High School principal, chosen leader of the ACC association. He previously coached athletics at Winters High School in 1928 and 1929. City council named Equalization Board members Howard Baldwin J W Tanner and J W Copeland. W S Riddle new water commissioner. Dr Fred Tinkle reelected health officer. An Oil company and filling station robbery netted $200 in merchandise. Coal and Oil warehouse Magnolia station 617 and Lyric theatre building break-in reported. W R Ganaway, Coal and Oil local agent, lost 11 truck tires and $136 in merchandise.

Charles Damron Winters High School Winters Howard Baldwin J. W. Tanner J. W. Copeland W. S. Riddle Fred Tinkle Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Company Magnolia Station Lyric Theatre W. R. Ganaway The Coal & Oil Company

Schools in Runnels County Achieve Top Scores in Grading

Six schools in Runnels County scored a perfect 1,000 points in grading as announced by County Superintendent E. C. Grindstaff. Hagan achieved the top rating for the third straight year while Runnels also earned the maximum score.

Runnels County E. C. Grindstaff Hagan Runnels

Goal Diggers Visit Sonora Caverns Enroute To Fort Clark

A girls club trip departing Wednesday May 27 to Fort Clark Brackettville includes a stop at Sonora Caverns. They toured the cavern's formations and later rode bicycles to view the Oid Indien Cemetery. The group stayed in Bulli Hall and enjoyed a cantine with a piano before leaving Saturday. Attendees included Betty Shoemake Judy Matthews Doris Rice and others with sponsors Mrs Bill Bean and Mrs David Carroll.

Ft. Clark Brackettville Ft Clark Sonora Caverns Bulli Hall Heveles Oid Indien Betty Shoemake Judy Matthews Doris Rice Yvonne Pierce Brenda Parrish Zanette Moore Lynn Mitchell Judy Hogan Carolyn Helm Kathryn Clark Becky Brown Russell Bedford Elaine Beard Ann Bean Barbara Baldwin Bill Bean David Carroll

Winters Lions elect officers for 1942 meeting

Harry London was chosen president of the Winters Lions Club with C N Korne gay C R Kendrick R Dardegree W Norman C L Green Ronald Duncan T J Drat ton F D Motley BR T Gray James F Black and Roy Youn named officers. Lion B G Owens was named permanent keeper of the goat amid a meat shortage. A Texan sent bacon to California as a nine day wonder prompting a humorous exchange with Ed Ainsworth about the slab replacing a tombstone.

Harry London Winters Lion Club C. N. Kornegay C. R. Kendrick Ed Ainsworth Texas

Ripples Reveal Treasure Find in Dockum Creek Tide

In Dickens County a fisherman pulls from Dockum Creek a boot and an apparent right-hand mate of a fifty worn boot. A struggle lasts minutes as the catch surfaces showing a surprising relic. The scene hints at a lucky day with a recovered item amid murky water.

Dockum Creek Dickens County Dereon Maiwever Crea Sharmly

Dean Tesa Core Ane Wr and Lisitecs

The passage notes the summer session theme and mentions a graduate of Winners Sher Sete with the claps of two. It records uncertain names and a ceremony context without clear details.

B. Dean Legin Lisitecs Ewr Wiese Tegier Sher

NASA summer hire for Tom Sudberry at Houston

Tom Sudberry, grandson of Mrs. W. T. Sudberry and a Rice student, will work this summer with the National Aero Space Administration in Houston. Cokesbury's in Dallas is noted as the nation's largest bookstore.

Tom Sudberry W. T. Sudberry Rice National Aero Space Administration Houston Cokesbury’s Dallas Texas

Outdoors in Texas Boats and Warnings Amid Drowning Risks

A fragmented feature describes a boating trip with hazards near a lake or river in Texas. It notes rocks, fast currents, and the need for personal flotation devices and careful supervision. Several unnamed individuals are referenced in a cautionary tone about safety around water.

Henderson Awards Special Honor to Mrs. Colling

Henderson, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post, presented a community service award to Mrs. W. B. Colling for her work with the auxiliary. The ceremony honored service and dedication to local veterans and community groups.

Henderson Mins. WL. Olime Proteion W. 2. Colling Theties Zambinery VFW Atleermaeer

Merger of Names Fails to Clear Sunday Chapel

Unclear OCR fragment mentions individuals Nedime Sock and Mr Met Famer Torrence linked with Merkel Sanday ricer. No coherent event or location is discernible beyond listed names.

Werkel Nedime Sock Mr. End Met Famer Torrence Lin Merkel Sanday Ricer

Be Las y Sewing Club Holds Meeting in Abilene

D. Martin hosted the Tanular Be Las y Sevinr Club at her home in Abilene Monday. Members enjoyed hand work, a pot of ballad gas was served, and a short business decision followed an afternoon meeting. Guests included Mrs Renrge Liovs Mrs G T Shott Mrs O M Kane and Mrs Bill Mil Yern.

0. M. Kane Bill Mil Yern

The Pany Express Operated Between St Joseph and Sacramento

The Pany Express in ISH41 operated between St Joseph Missouri and Sacramento California. The fragment notes a transport service route with a misspelled name and locations, indicating travel or mail service link between the two cities.

St. Joseph Sacramemns Californiz

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