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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1967

Page

6

Winters Churches Shape Towns Growth and Flags Honor Service

The article recalls Winters founding by religious groups and notes 75th anniversaries of the First Methodist and other churches. It details flag display on downtown meters defended by veterans and describes the First Methodist site history from 1899 to the modern red brick church opened in 1934.

American Legion Vietnam First Methodist Church Winters Methodis Runnels County J. W. Bowden Pictrée J. W. Patson Hatchel P.T. ‘Stanford Tabernacle

Winters First Methodist Church to mark 75th anniversary

The Winters church will celebrate its 75th founding with a morning and evening service on Sunday March 12. Ben Barnes Texas House Speaker will deliver the 6 pm address at the anniversary service with Rev Edward H Orwell as pastor heading the planning committee. Retired minister Roy Crawford will recount church history and former pastors and members are invited to attend. A photo display on the church history will follow in the Fellowship Hall.

First Methodist Church of Winters Ben Barnes Texas House of Representatives DeLeon Methodist Church Edward H. Orwell Roy Crawford Rankin Pace Wesley M. Hays Jr Chester Wilkerson Winters Methodist Fellowship Hall Methodist Church

Okay Franc City Council Meeting Adopts Customer Plan

City council meeting on February 20 approved a customer program proposed by Bros, directing city staff to implement changes related to utility services and billing. Citizens await detailed rules and impact figures.

Winters City” ‘Council of Bros

Winters Elects Former Mayor D Jones For City Office

D Jones of Foxworth Gailbraith Lumber Co filed Friday as a candidate for Winters mayor. A three term former mayor and ex-alderman, he joins Wade White in the race. Elections set for Tuesday April 4 with two council seats also on the ballot. Filing deadline was Friday March 3.

H. D. Jones Foxworth-Gailbraith Lumber Co Winters Jones Wade White J. C. Jarrell White Nelan Bahlman

Winters City Council Approves Street Seal Coating Plan

The Winters City Council authorized a $3750 seal coating program for several streets begun within two to three weeks, using budget funds. Streets listed include State Roselane Magnolia Floyd Arlington Rogers Enterprise Cryer and the hospital front parking area. The meeting also named Hans Gerhart election judge for April 4 and hired Jerry Chambliss as lineman for City Light Plant after Alvin Scates resignation.

Buford Baldwin Hans Gerhart Jerry G. Chambliss Alvin Scates Chambliss Lone Star Gas Co San Angelo

Winters High Band Wins Show Band Trophy at Brady

The Winters High School band directed by Jim Swofford won the show band trophy at the Heart O' Texas Band Festival in Brady and also captured the street parade trophy. Readings included teams from Blanco Santa Anna Ozona Menard Winters Ballinger Eastland Coleman Clyde Boerne Reagan County Big Lake Breckenridge Mason and Lakeview San Angelo. Brady High and Brady Junior High did not compete. A mass concert drew about 2500 spectators. C A Reynolds Brady superintendent awarded trophies during the concert. Winters members stayed with Brady residents Friday night.

Winters Jim Swofford Heart O’ Texas Brady Blanco Santa Anna Ozona Menard Ballinger Eastland Coleman Clyde Boerne Reagan County Big Lake Breckenridge Mason Lakeview San Angelo Brady High Brady Junior High C. A. Reynolds

Revival pastor B T Shoemake resigns in Winters Texas

The Rev. B T Shoemake resigns after 16 years as Winters First Baptist Church pastor and will move to Spearman to pastor a new church. He leaves March 15 and a farewell tea is set March 12. Mrs Shoemake has taught in Winters schools. The town plans highway upgrades on U S 83 and FM 53 with bids awarded to J H Strain Sons and T M Brown Sons for 635 446 47.

B. T. Shoemake Winters First Baptist Church Spearman Shoemake Winters Fellowship Hall Church Winters Lions Club Hatchel the Highway Commission J. H. Strain & Sons, Inc T. M. Brown & Sons, Inc Tye Mapes Runnels County State Highway Department Highway Department Ballinger Coleman County U. S Highway 83

Winters Band Mothers Stage Festival of Fashions

The Winters Band Mothers present a Festival of Fashions style show in the school cafeteria on Monday night March 13 at 7 30. Models wear outfits from Winters and Heidenheimer's with Denise Williams and others. Door prizes and refreshments hosted by the Fashion Shop. Proceeds fund band instruments and equipment at Winters High School.

Winters Band Mothers Organization Winters’ Ladies’ Wear Denise Williams Kay Lynn Rives Cindy Antilley Dennis Poe M. G Butch) Perry Riley Marks Heidenheimer’s Chris Hays Tresia Sharpe Jan Merck Maria Shaw A. L. Mitchell Frank Brown H. M Jiggs) Nichols Walter Spill Winters Winters High School

Elm Creek Water District bill heads to state legislature

The steering committee advances a local bill to create the Elm Creek Water Control District. A draft bill and area descriptions will be sent to the State Legislature with hearings planned. Taylor County sponsors the project and may fund maintenance up to $200 yearly. Winters Chamber endorses. Ballinger council backs the multi purpose district. local clubs discuss preliminary costs.

Elm Creek Water District Bill Elm Creek Water Taylor County Elm Creek Lio 18 Club

Gen Davy Jones Granted Permanent Two Star Rank

Gen. David M. Jones, longtime Winters resident by adoption, receives permanent two star rank after Senate confirmation. The Abilene area officer is linked to Dyess AFB colleagues and serves with NASA in Washington. He piloted a B-25 on the Tokyo raid in World War II.

Davy Jones David M. Jones Winters U. S. Senate Jones Air Force Senate Dyess Afb Abilene Roy G. Maddox National Aeronautics and Space, Administration Washington Tokyo

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R&r. C. Thomas First Baptist Church Lutheran Church Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Crawford A. W.libbe M. L. Dobbins Gattis Neely Hi. D. Jones Winters Hi Rev. Shoemake State Highway Commission Austin J. A. Snell W. B. Hoppe Melvin Mapes North Winters Band Mothers David M, Jones
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