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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1962
Page
5
The article outlines a shift from spinning gear to fly and casting outfits, noting fly fishing’s effectiveness in small streams and Texas reservoirs. It covers gear basics, line types, leaders, and balance, then explains timing in casting and the rewards of practicing fly casting and fishing with insect imitation flies.
Norton School announces the fourth six weeks honor roll for the 1961 62 year listing students by grade. First grade Brent Bryan Twila Davis James Harrell Ronda Hutton Gregory Schwertner. Second grade Aurora Fuentes Richard Lange Bruce Pruitt. Third grade Madelyn Bryan Nelda Davis Randal Fiveash Ruth Janga Monica Hurt. Fourth grade Debra Hutton Doyle Lange Sandra Lee John David Terry. Fifth grade Marie Pechacek Dorothy Jansa J B Fiveash Jr Bobby Culp. Sixth grade Sharon Schwertner Gayle Terry Dwaine Lange. Seventh grade Marlene Lange Martha Horton Anna Lee Holder. Eighth grade Myra Minzenmayer Anna Gottschalk Sherrie Fiveash. Ninth grade Anthony Lange. Tenth grade Sallye Harris Elora Horton Alan Evans Shara Bryan. Eleventh grade Kay Bahlman Elnora Brewer. Twelfth grade Pattie Greger.
Junior Culture Club selects Mrs Dennis Poe to represent at the Vogue Sewing Contest during the Heart O Texas district convention in Junction March 8 9. Members and guests attend a dress revue with Mrs Bobby Rogers as commentator and Miss Louise Decker guest judge.
R C Thomas declares at Open Council gathering his pledge to govern openly in Winters. He urges voters to elect W M Hays and J W Bahiman, stressing harmony with other officials and refusal to promise unkept outcomes.
Miss Mattie Cook hosted the Martha Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church on Tuesday evening at her home. Roll call cited scripture verses, minutes were approved, and devotional topics covered Grubbling and Why We Are Democrats and Why We Are Baptist. A salad plate punch and coffee were served to Mrs C S Jackson, Merl Bains, Sam Cook, Rufus Smith, Jake Smith, Court Meeks, L O Steel, Flora Reese, and Mattie Cook.
Mrs C C Benson hosted the Dorcas Sunday School class social and business meeting at her home. Mrs R D Collins presided and Mrs W Kennedy gave the devotional. Members present included Mrs Collins Mr Grover Davis Mr Pete Davis Mrs Jenet Roberts and others with refreshments served after the program.
Mansell Bros local John Deere dealers announce John Deere Day at the State Theatre on Monday March 12. George Gobel will star and serve as master of ceremonies with Holly wood's John Carradine and Billy Mumy. The program is free to farmers and their families with door prizes and several educational films.
The Girl Scout Association met at the Rozmens home on Thursday March 1 with Mrs. Rozmen presiding. Troops plan iris marigold and canna plantings at the scout hut and a 50th anniversary yellow flower tribute. A ceiling fund drive is set for March 16 and cookie sales rewards noted.
About 500 people attended a farm equipment fish fry hosted by Farm Equipment Tuesday night last week. The event highlighted new Case utility and VIA tractors, combines, and machinery on display. E. E. Thormeyer called it an annual appreciation dinner for friends and customers, with representatives from the Case Company Dallas office assisting.
Winters High School Future Homemakers of America members attended the Area IV meeting in Stephenville March 2 and 3 with sponsor Mrs. Jeannette Brooks. Participants included Pam Bedford president Jaye Henley voting delegate Dickie Hale Rosalene Scott state degree candidate Barbara Baldwin Lynn Mitchell and a school choir. Dr Rex Ryker Abilene Christian College professor delivered the main address as five area schools presented skits on old American customs.
A visitor explains the control systems and power units of a deep underground site near Abilene. The facility, one of twelve in the area, houses a weapons load ready to deter a Soviet threat and symbolizes the nation’s missile age response.
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