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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1962

Page

4

Photographers Convene in Breckenridge With Noted Speaker

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Littl and guests attended the Central and West Texas Photographers Association meeting in Breckenridge. Guest speaker T. J. Gunn of Orange highlighted commercial and color photography, receiving multiple awards and stressing quality work and newspaper cooperation.

Eddie Littl T. J. Gunn Orange Central and West Texas Photographers Association Breckeninge Gunn Texas Professional Photographers Association Southwester Photographers U.S. Steel Texas Photographers Convention Frank Homme Breckenridge Claud Stone Ballinger Garnet Ledford San Angelo Big Spring Ccessa Sweetwater Abilene Breckenridge Coleman Galdth

Home Town Talk Misreads Aid Education Humor

A local column recounts a chaotic DIY paint stunt using wire coat hangers to mix paint. The mishap leaves two paint stiffened trousers, a white driveway, and the side of the house and car coated in white, with a lighthearted jab at education funding rhetoric.

Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed by Ford Couple

Mr and Mrs Homer Ford celebrated their golden wedding with an open house at their home. Relatives from Killeen San Saba Abilene Slaton Winters and other towns attended. Ford born in Holland moved to Killeen in 1903 and has worked in rail, cafe, ginner and plumbing while Myrtie Crabb native of Killeen is his wife.

Mrs Homer Ford A. G. Crabb Killeen Cecil Ford Seagraves Leland Hoppe Barton Crabb Menard Sisteritian Ford Homer Hodge, Jr Mr. Ford Miss Pearl Ford Walter Mundell Roy Cratch Conperas Cove Light Hoover San Saba Slaton Abilene Winters Holland Hills Business College Myrtie Crabb W. PF. Pledger Denison Methodist Church

Winters Library Club members help with shelving and toy drive

Jacque Nelsoning serves as district treasurer and Elizabeth Grenwelge was district 3 president last year. The Winters club includes twelve volunteers who shelve dust shelves check in out type catalog cards file magazines and assist students under sponsor Mrs. Myrle Frazier. They meet during study periods noon hours before school and some Saturdays. The group runs a Christmas toy project guiding donations to needy children with members like Elizabeth Lopez and Balke among four-year participants.

Ing Elizabeth Grenwelge Betty Lou Holle Norma Best Jerry Morgan Austin Winters Club Myrle Frazier Miss Nelson

Triple Four Club Elects New Members At Meeting

At a Triple Four Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Billups, Mr. and Mrs. W. Colburn and Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Cox were elected to membership. After games of Eighty Four a brief business session elected officers for the coming year.

Triple Four Club W. T. Billups W. &. Colburn Elzie Cox

Voters Meet Legislature Candidates In Run nels County

Farmers in Runnels County may meet candidates running for the Texas Legislature at a March 15 meeting in the Bal lin ger Farm Bureau office. The "Measure the Candidates" event starts at 7 30 p m with candidates outlining positions on taxes welfare and other issues. The Farm Bureau does not endorse any candidate and will publish candidate answers after the meeting.

Runnels County Texas Hugo Vogelsang Runnels Vogelsang Farm Organization Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau

Driver and family park search ends at unknown stop

A driver questions the purpose of a family outing after finally finding two parking spaces. The scene shows a puzzled family stepping from the car as they seek their destination.

Distant Whistles and Horns Echo in Digest Debate

A Digest note hints that every locomotive whistle and horn sound carries meaning though the text itself cannot be printed. The remark suggests a broader discourse on sound as communication within the era's rail culture.

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