Band Concert Delights Winters Audience At Sacred Program
The San Marcos Academy military band of about 25 boys directed by Captain Donald G. Davis played a refined program on the First Baptist church lawn, featuring Elmo Low on first clarinet. The group marched to San Angelo after the concert, with a schedule including works by Mozart and Gounod and a strong reed section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos Academy
Donald G. Davis
Elmo Low
Davis
Elmo
San Angelo
West Texas
St. Edmund's
Bird Family Visits Eoff Home in Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bird and daughter Fannie Mae of Coleman visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eoff on Sunday. They were joined by Mr. W. L. James who will visit at the Eoff home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Wilkinson
First National Bank
Ovale
Marvin’ Patrick
Mrs. Whitfield
S. T. Bird
Fannie Mae
Coleman
Jim Eoff
W. L. James
Eoff
Fear Texas Doctors Dwindle By 1935 Senator Warns
Senator Lloyd Price warns that by 1935 physicians in Texas could be extinct unless licensure rules ease. He cites seven years of study and average doctor age of 52, noting only 1 percent of graduates settle in rural areas and urging two years of college to improve rural access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Lloyd Price
Senate
State Health Department
Price
Mayo Brothers
Plans Shaping for Methodist Revival in Winters
Final plans for the Flowers revival at First Methodist Church begin Sunday June 26 with night services outdoors between the church and Wm. Cameron yards. Seating for 1200 and a large choir are planned. An evangelistic advance man arrives Saturday to assist committees and preach at both Sunday hours and devotional services all week. The Winters Methodists urge broad Christian cooperation and interdenominational prayers for success.
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First Methodist
Wm. Cameron, Inc
Winters
Boy Hurt in Car Accident Near Hatchel
Hubert Hinkle a 14 year old boy was bruised and cut after a wagon he drove to town was struck from the rear by a Ford touring car driven by Dick Cook. He was treated by doctors Tinkle and Henslee and advised to expect a non fatal outcome. The wagon team broke loose as the car collided. A second note mentions J W Stehle family returning from Gonzales county with a 66 pound catfish. Also update on Mrs H L Bland ill in Columbus Ohio with a serious operation and improving after crisis passes.
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Hubert
J. D. Hinkle
Hatchel
Dick Cook
Drs. Tinkle & Henslee
Tinkle
J. W. Stehle
Gonzales County
Guadalupe River
Iowa Man to Be With the Winters Sign Shop
S. C. Wood of Klu Kio Iowa will join Winters Sign Shop around June 20. The firm will become Monarch Advertising Company and offer outdoor sign work show cards and scenery painting. Plans include work across West Texas with Wood in charge of the Winters office.
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S. C. Wood
Klu Kio
Iowa
Winters
Monarch Advertising Company
West Texas
Mr. Wood
Local Merchants Lead Booster Campaign For Winters Community
The Enterprise promotes home community building urging residents to support local merchants and invest in shared prosperity. It argues prosperity hinges on citizen effort, not outside aid, and touts cash staying local as the engine of growth with more details promised next week.
Davises Return From Dallas Visit
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Davis of Dallas left today for their home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chapmond and other relatives. Mrs. Roger Adams and children returned home Saturday from a visit in Fort Worth.
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O. R. Davis
Dallas
A. B. Chapmond
Roger Adams
Fort Worth
Burial for Cletavee Dean at Fairview Cemetery
Cletavee Dean, called to the great beyond June 9 after a week of illness, is interred at Fairview Cemetery after funeral services conducted by Rev. W I Dunn. She was the daughter of Walter H Dean and Mrs. Dean of Cross Plains, formerly of Pumphrey. The family and friends extend sympathy.
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Cleta Vee Dean
D. §. Moore
W. I. Dunn
Fairview Cemetery
Cletavee
Walter H. Dean
Cross Plains
Pumphrey
Neelys Return as Son Sidney Graduates from SMU
Mr and Mrs J S Neely came back from Dallas after attending Southern Methodist University graduation exercises on Wednesday. Their son Sidney earned a B S degree in the graduating class. Miss Winona Moore left recently to attend the Sul Ross summer term at Alpine.
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J. S. Neely
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Sidney
Winona Moore
Sul Ross
Alpine
Why Wives Worry At Little Theatre June Show
On Thursday June 23 the Little Theatre group presents a modern comedy of American life titled Why Wives Worry written by Chas F Harrison. The cast features Harley Sadler and the group with strong leads. music by E M Shepperd’s orchestra and a surprise number between acts.
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Little Theatre Group
Chas. F. Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Harley Sadler
E. M. Shepperd
Lynn to Manage Ballinger Oil Mill
H W Lynn, longtime Winters Oil Mill manager, is transferred by Anderson Clayton to Ballinger to take charge as Ballinger mill manager. He has 21 years in county mills and was president of the Texas Cottonseed Crushers Association. Lynn will likely move in six weeks after attending an Interstate Cottonseed Crushers meeting in Ashley North Carolina.
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H. W. Lynn
Winters Oil
Anderson-Clayton
Winters and Ballinger Mills
Ballinger
Ballinger Mill
Mr. Lynn
South
Texas Cottonseed Crushers Association
Galveston
Winters
Winters Mill
Lynn
Ashley
N. C
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association
Lions Elect New New Officers For Year at Meeting
The Lions Club held a luncheon meeting presided by President Nance. Officers elected for the coming term include R E Bacon as president and R T Thornton as 1st vice president, A H Smith as 2nd vice president, O C Williams as secretary, and Geo C Hill as tail twister, with A O Strother J Frank Paxton and F J Brophy named as directors.
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Nance
Lions Club
Lion Nance
Williams
Dewar & Blakeley
Dallas
Texas
Lion Jnc
O. C. Williams
Geo. C. Hill
Tailtwister
A. O. Strother
J. Frank Paxton
F. J. Brophy
Jno
Lion Gid
J. Bryan
C. R. Robertson
Weatherford
Chamber of Commerce
Robertson
R. T. Thornton, Jr
Fred Tinkle
Lion Gid. J. Bryan
First Junior Band Concert Delights Winters Community
The first open air concert of the Junior Band drew a good crowd at Tinkle Park last Friday. Director Shepperd demonstrated that a young group can form a real musical organization in Winters as every number received strong applause and residents anticipate the next concert soon.
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Tinkle Park
Shepperd
Coupland Variety Store Joins National League of Retail Stores
T D Copeland proprietor of the Coupland Variety Store announces its membership in the National League of Variety Stores. He cites buying power and access to major markets, pledging weekly exceptional values under the Ben Franklin League of Retail Stores banner with 52 week market coverage and coordinated merchandising service.
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T. D. Copeland
Coupland Variety Store
National League of Variety Stores
Coupland
Ben Franklin League of
Mrs. Hargrove to Teach Women’s Classes Sunday
Mrs. Mary L. Hargrove head of the religious education department at Texas Woman’s College Ft Worth will teach all the women’s classes at the Methodist church in the main auditorium at ten o’clock Sunday morning. Monday at 4 o'clock she will give a lecture titled A Donkey Ride Around the Walls of Jerusalem. The general public is invited.
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Mary L. Hargrove
Texas Woman’s College
Ft. Worth
Methodist Church
Walls of
Jerusalem
Miss Adah Barber Attends Summer Term at San Marcos
Miss Adah Barber is enrolled in the summer term at San Marcos, focusing on coursework and activities on campus.
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Adah Barber
San Marcos
Winters Laundry Installs Five Roll Ironer for Service Boost
Winters Steam Laundry installs a large five roll ironer to accelerate washing and improve quality. Management guarantees customer satisfaction and pledges the same standard of cleaning as any plant.
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Winters Steam Laundry
Winters Laundry
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Sacred Selection
Providence
Ed Abeate Tobani
Monk
Batiste
Mary C. Blair
Amarillo
Points
Kansas
Hal F. Smith
H. L. Bland
Columbus
Ohio
Winters Sign Shop
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Ballinger Oil Mill
Lions
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