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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

6

Joe By 8. C. Thomas scores hole in one at Winters Country Club

John Edward McAdoo aces No. 5 at Winters Country Club Sunday in a nine-some with James West Wayne Stone Ed Roller Lot White Red Stanford James Gehrels George Hill and Pyburn Brown observing. Town talk shifts from weather to a local UIL district dispute and a plan for a demonstration in Austin.

John Edward McAdoo Winters Country Club James West Wayne Stone Ed Roller Lot White Red Stanford James Gehrels George Hill Pyburn Brown

VFW Auxiliary Plans State Convention in Houston

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Winters Post 9193 discuss the state convention set for June 30 to July 3 in Houston. Delegates W. L. Collins and Mrs Ramon Haddon will attend. 64 members enrolled for the year. Henderson presides. Colling gives the invocation.

Houston Ladies Auxiliary Winters Post W. L. Collins Ramon Haddon

Peace Corps Life in Tanzania Blends Food, Training, and Travel

A Peace Corps volunteer in Chunya Tanzania reflects on home economics training, daily meals, groceries, and cooking helpers. He notes Aaron the cook, imported produce from Mbeya, and the high cost of luxury foods while detailing weekly menus, weight changes, and sanitation concerns.

Chunya Tanzania Africa Aaron Chokan Mbeya India Betty Crocker America Jim

Stan Hill Joins FDA as Inspector in Dallas District

Stan Hill son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Hill Route 4 has been employed by the U S Food and Drug Administration as an inspector. He covers the Dallas district overseeing Texas and Oklahoma. Hill graduated in June from North Texas State University with a biology major.

Stan Hill Robert L. Hill Route 4 U. S. Food and Drug Administration Dallas Texas Oklahoma Hill North Texas State University

Headstart program in second week with parent interviews

Winters Elementary prepares for next week interviews as Headstart enters its second week. Principal George M Beard says interview periods start at 1 pm daily, with parents notified of times and locations. Nurses report Salk polio boosters for each child and additional doses where needed. Forty five children enrolled in this year's program.

Winters Beard Fred Young Winters School

Soldier In VII Letter Expresses Resolve On Vietnam War

A Winters native, U S Army Private Dickie Bellis, writes to his twin sister from Viet Nam about the hardship and conviction of service. He describes the heat and fatigue but believes the Army’s work there is right, a sentiment shared by many American troops. Bellis, 20, a 1964 Winters High School graduate, volunteered after serving in West Germany and left for Viet Nam on April 18, birthday May 2, with his twin brother-in-law also in the Army.

America U. S. Army Dickie Bellis Winters Viet Nam Orville Green Cisco U. S Pvt. Bellis R.C. Bellis Lois Bellis Winters High School Missouri West Germany

Runnels County Doctors Back Resolution on Responsibility

At a June 20 called meeting the Runnels County Medical Society voted unanimously to support the Texas Medical Association stance on individual responsibility. Physicians said patients pay for services and no medical contract exists with insurers or government agencies, preserving the doctor patient relationship and reducing administrative work. Members listed: C. T. Rives Jr., Henry H. McCreight, Louis J. Cole, John E. Green Jr., Oren Chandler, and James T. Cook.

Runnels County House of Delegates Texas Medical Association Runnels County Medical Society C. T. Rives Jr Henry H. McCreight Winters Louis J. Cole John E. Green Jr Oren Chandler

Eastern Star installs Winters officers at Masonic Hall

Mr and Mrs B D Jobe are installed as worthy patron and matron of Winters Chapter 80 Order of the Eastern Star. Ceremony at Masonic Hall names Ray mond Balke installing marshal Mrs Ethel Mae Clark installing marshal was Mrs Emma Marks secretary organist Myra Dorsett and others including Nina Hale Eunice Polk Geneva Cook Ava Crawford Lois Swatchsue chaplain Juanita Taft marshal Louise Waggoner Ellen Meyer Jack Martin Roy Crawford Anita Woods conducted by electra family names listed with several roles.

B.D. Jobe Order of’ the Eastern Star Masonic’ Hall Raymond Balke Ethel Mae’ Clark Emma. Marks Myra Dorsett Dar-rené Sims J. N. Clark Sentinel Nina~ Hale

Methodist Pastor Edward Otwell Named Winters Church Leader

The Rev. Edward H. Otwell, formerly of Cleburne, has been appointed pastor of Winters First Methodist Church. He moved with his family last week and brings six years as Executive Secretary of the Town and Country Committee in the Central Texas Conference. He is a Navy veteran of World War II and a graduate of Texas Christian University and Perkins School of Theology. His daughter Cynthia is a 1966 graduate of Cleburne High School and will enter Texas Wesleyan College or McMurry College in the fall.

Edward H. Otwell Cleburne Winters First Methodist Church Winters Otwell Central Texas Conference Texas Christian University Bright Seminary TCU Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University DeLeon DeLeon High School U. S. Navy Blooming Grove Granbury Town and Country Committee Orwell Cynthia

Winters veteran earns top VFW district commander honor

J A Henderson Jr of Winters won Division 4 in the state district commander contest and placed among the top 10 in 27 district chiefs. His district 22 includes Winters San Angelo Ballinger Eden Rowena and Miles with 711 members as of June 1. Henderson to be honored at the Houston State VFW convention July 1 2 3.

J. A. Henderson Jr Winters Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars San Angelo Ballinger Eden Rowena Miles Henderson Houston L. N. Kirkpatrick Thomas H. Parrish Jr J. M. Stanley Bob Donaldson

Jill Matthews To Band School At McMurry College

Miss Jill Matthews of Winters has been accepted for the 19th annual summer vacation band and twirling school opening July 10. Dr. Raymond T. Bynum will head a 15 member faculty on the McMurry College campus. The opening worship service is in Radford Auditorium. The week includes movies dancing a recital and classes in concert band marching percussion and drum majoring.

Jill Matthews Winters McMurry College Raymond T. Bynum West Texas Bynum Radford Perforellis

Area Rains Bring Brighter Crop Prospects in North Runnels

Rain across North Runnels County boosted 1966 crops with 0.5 to 3 inches reported. Winters received 1.9 inches over Friday and Saturday. Hatchell area around two inches. Unofficial yearly rainfall in Winters totals 14.9 inches while grain cutting resumed after the showers. More rain is hoped in the next two weeks to improve yields for milo and cotton.

North Runnels Hatchell

Gospel Meeting at Wingate Church of Christ Begins July 3

The Wingate Church of Christ announces its regular summer gospel meeting starting Sunday July 3 and running through Sunday July 10. A.C. Polk will preach each evening at 8 00 p m with 9:30 a m Sunday services and a 6 30 p m evening service. Everyone is invited to attend.

Wingate Church of Christ Wingate’ Church of Christ

Mr and Mrs Clyde Spain Featured in Brownwood Note

In Brownwood an afternoon note highlights Mr Clyde Spain and Mrs Yates in a social spot. The brief mentions Mr Spain of the Yates family and remarks on a daytime gathering.

Clyde Spain

Wheat harvest winds down as season nears conclusion

Winters area sees strong wheat production with harvest nearly finished. Little League heads into second half as teams compete for district titles with Lawn Jets Indians Dodgers and Mets atop divisions Minor Major and Teen-Age standings. Abilene Southern Railway reports 184 grain cars shipped from Winters yards this week, with more likely before season end.

Winters Area Little League Association Sweetwater Lawn Wingate Jets Indians Dodgers Yankees Abilene Southern Railway J. C. Jarrell

Carpenter Attends ROTC Camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma

Cadet Jimmy D. Carpenter aged 21 son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Carpenter Route 2 Wingate attends a six week ROTC summer encampment at Fort Sill Oklahoma starting June 15. He studies at Texas Technological College in Lubbock and may earn a commission as a second lieutenant upon completion. Carpenter is a 1962 Winters High School graduate.

Jimmy D. Carpenter Clarence Carpenter Route 2 Wingate Reserve Officer Training Corps Fort Sill Okla Texas Technological College Lubbock Army Carpenter Winters High School

Davis Visit in Fluvanna Mrs Davis Remains Seriously Ill

Mr and Mrs Roy Davis visited his mother Mrs Sarah Davis at Fluvanna Sunday. She is seriously ill and had been released from the hospital Saturday.

Fluvanna Roy Davis Sarah Davis

Content Fourth of a Series Preserves Early Runnels County Life

Fourth in a series by Charlsie Poe recalls Content the early Runnels County town founded 1881 by Daniel W. Hale. It notes the post office, 1888 hotel, 1896 teacher’s convention, first woman doctor, first cotton gin, and decline after 1909 railway bypass. Only three houses remain at the site.

Charlsie Poe Runnels County Content Daniel W. Hale Blue Gap Hale Goldsboro Ft. Concho Rangers Conterit

Winters Boys Win Ribbons And Cash In State Fire Poster Contest

Three Winters school boys won top places in a state fire poster contest during the State Firemen's and Fire Marshals Association 90th annual convention in Fort Worth last Wednesday. Cliff Poe and Roger Nichols won second place with blue ribbons and $10 cash, while Richard Sharpes took third place with a white ribbon and cash. The posters were created in Winters schools during Fire Prevention Week and later entered in the Hill Country Firemen's Association contest in April.

State Firemen's and Fire Marshals’ Association Fort Worth Cliff Poe Roger Nichols Richard Sharpes Cliff M Dennis Poe Winters David Clabaugh Hill Country Firemen's Association Roger

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