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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
1
In the current business boom unemployment stays near five percent while employment peaks. Employers seek top talent amid higher costs, with engineers and accountants in demand and firms offering raises and benefits to retain staff. Executive pay draws scrutiny as officials debate limits.
The 15th Cowboy Camp Meeting at Flying H Acres between Coleman and Santa Anna runs June 15 through 24. Organizer George Havens notes outstanding speakers and singers including Dr. Weedon Dr. Marvin Sheffield Rev. Larry Martin and Rev. Bob Muncy. A big tent hosts meetings with old time wagon meals and a camping area for campers and trailers.
A meeting formed a women's softball league with 46 players signing up. Four teams were created the Red Devils Black Hawks Green Dragons and Blue Jays. First game set for Tuesday June 19 Red Devils vs Green Dragons. Blue Jays vs Black Hawks Thursday night. Team rosters include Shirley Hubach Carolyn Davis Lana Sue Lett Vera Kraatz Janice Merrill Linda Oats Beth Whitlow Glenda Wearden Beth Hamilton Susan White Tommie O'Dell Melanie Wade Oleta Webb Connie Bahlman Sharon Penn Evelyn Smith Neva Joyce Stevens Jean Hillard Martha Pritchard Robbie Fry Jean Gibbs Betty Gray Pat Deck.
County Extension Agent Parker warns powdery mildew threatens roses crape myrtle photinia zinnias and vegetables with blister like spots and white powder. sanitation pruning air flow and fungicides Benlate Karathane Actidone sulfur begin in spring and seven day spray intervals. For privacy Parker outlines fences screens planted screens and vine structures to enhance outdoor living areas.
The Humble Building on the Highway 53 route in southeast Winters opens Monday June 18 as a summer recreation center for local children and youths. Operated by the Community Action Agency with City support, it offers volleyball table tennis card games pool and music with basketball and ceremony projects added in July. June schedules include daytime volleyball and games for ages 15 and under and evening activities for older youths along with indoor games for all ages.
Abilene Writers Guild held its fourth annual contest Friday night at Lytle Shores Auditorium. Charlsie Poe won third place in professional article and first honorable mention in professional juvenile fiction. Betty Thomason took second place in non professional juvenile fiction. Poe is a professional writer with two books and several articles.
A San Angelo Social Security representative will visit Winters at the Chamber of Commerce office from 9 30 to 11 30 a m on July 9 23 August 13 27 and September 10 24. Those needing service can plan accordingly or call the San Angelo office toll free by dialing Operator and asking for Enterprise 20 58.
In Mayhew home Mr and Mrs Tommy Mayhew Sharon and Tony of Nacogdoches and Rev and Mrs Merriell Abbott Paula and Melinda of Slaton visited in the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Elmo Mayhew recently.
Miss Judy McMurry daughter of S S McMurry and Mr and Mrs S S McMurry of Andrews and Robert H Williams Jr plan marriage in Abilene. The couple both attend McMurry College where she majors in Spanish and creative writing and he English and serves as secretary for the chair of Literature and Languages. The wedding is set for the evening of Saturday August 11 at St James Church in Abilene.
Seven Winters boys William Wright Roman DeLa Cruz Victor R Castillo John Esquivel Orlando Bolden Ruben Esquiv el Louis Esquivel will spend a week at Salvation Army Camp Hoblitzelle near Dallas. They leave Sunday June 1. Camp offers boating hiking archery riding fishing swimming crafts worship and Bible study supervised by coaches and counselors. Costs funded by Winters Service Unit and local donors. Camp sprawls over 360 wooded acres with a 30 acre lake and modern facilities.
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