Longtime Winters Doctor Dr. J. W. Dixon dies at 83
Dr. J. W. Dixon Sr. 83, longtime Winters physician, died at Winters Municipal Hospital after hospitalization since December 18. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev. B. T. Shoemake and Rev. W. T. Hamer officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was born July 13, 1879 in Viola Arkansas and practiced in Wingate before moving to Winters in 1921, retiring recently. He was a member of First Baptist, Winters Masonic Lodge, Winters Lions Club, Winters State Bank board chair, and former Chamber president. Survivors include four sons and eight grandchildren.
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North Runnels
Winters Municipal Hospital
First Baptist Church
B. T. Shoemake
W. T. Hamer
Abilene
Fairview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Dixon
Viola
Ark
Mary Elizabeth Longley
Amarillo
AIT Ranch
Bovina
Wingate
Winters
Winters Masonic Lodge
Winters Lions Club
Winters State Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Henry
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
J. W. Dixon Jr
Waco
Harold
Dickinson
Gerald
Concord
Tenn
Oscar Robinson
Long Beach
Calif
Floyd Morrison
Greer
Duncan Hensley
Ray Elliott
C. C. Benson
Gattis Neely
Raymon Lloyd
D. W. Williams
Truitt Billups
C. R. Kendrick
C. T. Rives
H. H. McCreight
T. W. Jennings
Public access clash over open sessions debated
A State Senate committee rejected a proposal to open legislative proceedings to the public while a Houston publisher and local commentator urged scrutiny of officials. The piece argues public oversight protects against power misuse and hints officials resist broader disclosure.
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State Senate
Houston
Bluff Creek
Little Honored By West Texas Photographers
Eddie Little, local photographer and former first president of the West Texas Professional Photographers Association, received a past president's plaque at an Abilene area meeting. The 1962 print award went to Little, with Frank Homme and Frank Brandon as runners up. About 50 photographers attended from Breckenridge to Winters.
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Central and West Texas
Professional Photographers of America
Little
Frank Homme
Breckenridge
Homme
Frank Brandon
Big Spring
Hugh Capps
Coleman
Jim Bean
San Angelo
George Etz
Sweetwater
Henry Cole
Abilene
Brandon
Guy
Phil Gosh
Houston
Herman Spill
John C. Maxwell
Hobbs
New Mexico
Cisco
Goldthwaite
Ballinger
Stamford
Winters
Winters Woman to Attend WTU Women's Institute
Mrs. Marvel Henslee of the Winters office of the West Texas Utilities Co. will join more than 150 WTU women from a 50 county area in Abilene on March 15 for the ninth annual West Texas Utilities Women's Institute. The theme is Look of Freedom. Mary Jo Craig serves as General Chairman. Morning Session Chairman is Mildred Williams, Stamford. Afternoon Session Chairman is Helen Hampton, Marfa. Evening Session Chairman is Alice Bracy, Childress.
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Marvel Henslee
Winters
West Texas Utilities Co
WTU
Abilene
West Texas Utilities Women’s Institute
Mary Jo Craig
J. F. Longley
Mildred Williams
Stamford
Helen Hampton
Marfa
Alice Bracy
Childress
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