Winters School Board Approves Renovations and Staff for Next Year
The Winters School Board approved renovation work including stadium seating expansion and window replacement. They hired high school math and physics teacher Clifford Cecil Erwin, home economics teacher Mrs. Cecil Hambright, and David Ledbetter, with Ledbetter returning after military service. Resignations were accepted from Helen Randolph, Jeanette Brooks, and Homer Bruton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Clifford Cecil Erwin
Cecil Hambright
David Ledbetter
Erwin
Hardin- Simmons University
U. S. Army
HSU
Janice Roberts
The
Baptist Church
Hambright
North Texas State
Patricia Petrie
Crews
Brandon
Toni
Crews Methodist Church
Ledbetter
Armed Services
Clarence Ledbetter
Bradshaw
North Texas State College
Winters Methodist Church
Helen Randolph
Jeanette Brooks
Homer Bruton
Winters Builder Clarence Alfrey Dies in Houston at 57
Clarence P. Alfrey, a Winters lumberman and home builder who came to Winters in 1957, died at Methodist Hospital in Houston after a stroke and surgeries. He organized Alfrey Lumber Co and built many homes in Winters. Survived by wife Lilla, three sons, a daughter, four granddaughters, two sisters, and a brother. funeral planned for New Braunfels.
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Clarence P. Alfrey
Winters
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Winters Municipal Hospital
Houston Hospital
New Braunfels
Mr. Alfrey
Alfrey Lumber Co
The
Lions
Chamber of Commerce
Hillsboro
Dallas
Lilla Beadle
Brownwood
San Angelo
C. P. Alfrey Jr
Allen Alfrey
Denver
Colo
Tommy
Jo Ann
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Fern. King
Violet Alfred
Lubbock
Newellen Alfrey
16th Annual Rodeo Plans With Entry Rules and Dates
The 16th annual rodeo continues with a 30 bull and rider limit or 10 per night, a $15 entry for the boys events, and no limit for the girls clover feat race also at $15. Entries close at noon June 21 and rodeo offices are in the Chamber of Commerce building. Fredric Poe of Midland will serve as rodeo secretary and trophy buckles will be awarded to event winners. A call scramble offers extra thrills. entries should be filed early via Lon McDonald or at the chamber office. Entertainment between events will be provided by the Rodeo Association committee during the three day program.
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Camber of Commerce
Fredric Poe
Midland
Winters
H. H. McCreight
Winters State Bank
Lon McDonald
Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Ae -Up Association
Foreign Students From Howard Payne To Appear On Program
Emi Morimoto of Japan and Gladys Funaki of Hawaii, international students at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, will appear at the Baptist Associational Worker's Conference at Third Avenue Baptist Church in Ballinger on Monday June 18. Morimoto will speak on the Woman's Missionary Union program at 5 30 p.m. and sing in Japanese and English with Funaki accompanying after supper. Morimoto, a senior, hopes to return to Japan to teach organ. Funaki, a junior, is an education major who will also teach in Japan. The program theme is Our Church Covenant with sermons and music by local clergy and students. Modera tor Rev J B Fowler Ballinger. music by Junior girls from Third Avenue.
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Emi Morimoto
Japan
Gladys Funaki
Hawaii
Howard Payne University
Brownwood
Baptist Associational Worker
Third Avenue Baptist Church
Ballinger
Miss Morimoto
Woman's Missionary Union
Miss Funaki
Morimoto
Funaki
Our Church Covenant
Johnny
Drasco
N. T. Gault
Valley View
Third Avenue
Paul Goodwin
J. B. Fowler
Be Busy Sewing Club Hosts Mrs Murel Wilson
Mrs. Murel Wilson hosted the Be Busy Sewing Club meeting at her home on Monday afternoon. Hand work and a short business session were held, gifts were exchanged, and refreshments served to listed members. The next meeting is scheduled for June 25 at Mrs. O M Kane's home.
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Murel Wilson
George Lloyd
Nadeen Smith
B. G. Mills
G. T. Shott
O. M. Kane
Bill Millorn
S. P. Gray
Etta Bryant
Fred Poe
Bud Parks
Troop 4 Scouts Plan Summer Camp Trip
Winters Boy Scouts held their weekly meeting at the Scout Hut and planned a summer camp. They will depart Sunday June 17 for Camp Tonkawa. Attending were Rickie Robinson Bob Jones Edwin Carwile David Burnett Jimmie Voss Johnny Craven Gary Holmes Randy Holmes Tommy Burnett Rex Harrison and Phil Harrison.
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Winters
Boy Scouts
Camp
Tonkawa
Rickie Robinson
Bob Jones
Edwin Carwile
David Burnett
Jimmie Voss
Johnny Craven
Gary Holmes
Randy Holmes
Tommy Burnett
Rex Harrison
Phil Harrison
Family Plans Summer Visit With Grandparents
The article notes Blaine and Lary remaining to spend the summer with their grandparents, signaling a family summer visit arrangement.
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Shreveport
Blaine
Lary
Ballinger and Winters Families Named in Notice
The notice lists Mrs. J. A. McClelland of Ballinger and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milliorn of Winters in an event referenced in the era’s community notices.
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J. A. McClelland
Ballinger
Bill Milliorn
Winters
Pvt Steve R Davis Begins Basic Training At Fort Chaffee
Pvt Steve R Davis son of Mr and Mrs F M Davis Route 2 Winters has been assigned to Company H 37th Regiment at Fort Chaffee Ark for basic combat training. He will learn first aid drill map reading and tactics and qualify with the M 1 Rifle. The 397th Regiment is part of the 100th Division an Army Reserve unit from Kentucky first called to active duty in the current buildup.
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Steve R. Davis
F.M. Davis
Route 2
Winters
Fort Chaffee
Ark
397Th
Kentucky
100Th
Wiley Couple Visiting Grandparents in Kennedy
Alan and Laura Jo Wiley of Kennedy are visiting at the home of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker, and their grandmother Mrs. Clay Wilson.
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Kenedy
Alan
Laura Jo Wiley
Joe Baker
Clay Wilson
Fredericksburg Visitors Attend St John Lutheran Confirmation
Mr and Mrs C A Lehne of Fredericksburg were weekend visitors and attended confirmation services at St John Lutheran Church on Sunday.
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Fredericksburg
C. A.“Lehne
St. John's Lutheran
Visits by Kay Lynn Rives and Jill Arledge in San Angelo
Kay Lynn Rives daughter of Dr and Mrs C T Rives visited last week at the home of Dr and Mrs R M Arledge in San Angelo. She was accompanied home Monday by Jill Arledge who is a guest in the Rives home this week.
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Angelo
Kay Lynn
C. T. Rives
R. M. ‘Arledge
San Angelo
Jill Arledge
Mrs J E Raye Recovers After Major Surgery
Mrs J E Raye underwent major surgery last week at San Angelo Clinic Hospital. She returned home Wednesday and is reported to be convalescing nicely.
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J.E. Raye
San Angelo Clinic
San Angelo
Weekend Visitors From Clovis Visit George Shufield Home
Mr and Mrs Emil Steinmann of Clovis New Mexico spent the weekend with George Shufield and his family in their hometown residence.
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New Mexico
Emil Steinmann
Clovis
George Shuffield
Irvin Family Visiting Pecos Parents in Texas
In Irvin home Mr and Mrs Jerry Irvin and daughter Joy of Pecos are visiting the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Irvin.
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Irvin
Jerry Irvin
Joy
Pecos
Joe Irvin
Visitors Visit Mrs Paschal Home From Dimmitt
Visitors the past weekend at Mrs. O. K. Paschal's home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paschal and their children from Dimmitt.
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O. K. Paschal
Robert Paschal
Dimmitt
Rodeo Clowns Return to Winters With New Acts
Stringbean Jackson and Willie Windsor bring fresh routines to Winters 16th Annual Rodeo at three shows June 21 22 and 23. The Texas duo from Wichita Falls and Henrietta have clowning and past rodeo experience with injuries noted in prior years. New acts include It’s a Dud Going on a Strike Willie's Hot Rod Camera Bugs Beauty and the Beast and Just Clowning Around.
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Stringbean
Jackson
Willie’ Windsor
Willie
Jim) Windsor
Henrietta
Jack) Jackson
Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Windsor
Wichita Falls Daily Times
Times
Decatur
Jacksboro
Card of Thanks from the Sneed Family
The L. Q. Sneed family expresses gratitude for prayers, letters, cards, food, and deeds shown at home, in the fields, and at the hospital. They thank those who donated blood for Judy and wish God’s blessing on all who cared for them.
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Judy
L. Q
1962 Wheat Crop In The Barn
The 1962 wheat crop is about 90 percent harvested with only a few fields left. Recent rains have halted cutting and buyers expect a few more loads when weather permits. In Winters area three grain buyers are Kimbell Milling Co. Winters Grain Co. and Alderman Cave Milling Grain Co.
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Winters
Kimbell Milling Co
Winters Grain Co
Alderman-Cave Milling & Grain Co
New Haven Family Visits Relative in Hartford Area
From New Haven Mr and Mrs Jimmy Roberts and daughter Mary Kay of New Haven Connecticut are visiting in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts. Mr Roberts is attending Harvard University.
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New Haven
Jimmy Roberts
Mary Kay
Connnecticut
Wayne Roberts
Roberts
Harvard University
Burton Family Holiday Visit Mentioned in Abilene Home
Mr and Mrs Jack Burton and children of Abilene spent the past week visiting the family of his parents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Burton and other relatives in town.
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Burton Home
Jack Burton
Abilene
Lonnie Burton
Battle of San Tlacingo Fought Briefly in 18 Minutes
A clash at San Tlacingo ended in a swift 18 minute engagement. Reports note rapid movements by forces with decisive action shaping the outcome and minimal duration for the battle.
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San Tlacingo
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Troop
Fort Chaffee, Ark
Rodeo Clowns
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Gia
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