Citizens' band radio grows in local use and reach
The Citizens' Band radio network, authorized by the FCC in the late 1950s, gains popularity in rural areas with no telephones. Base stations link with up to five mobiles, allowing household and farming pairs to stay in touch. Channel 11 is widely used, and the system is praised for resilience while remaining inexpensive.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
VFW and Auxiliary Complete Year of Community Service
Winters post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary wrap up a year of community work. A private ceremony presented a 50 star U S flag and a Christian flag to First Presbyterian Church with J L Morrow and Mrs L Guy in attendance. The group reports nine points of service including youth activities health and safety and aid to education with projects for crippled children library support Heart Fund and Scouts. New officers will be elected in April with installation in May.
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VFW
Edgar H. Graham
Winters
First Presbyterian Church
United States
Chris
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
J.L. Morrow
L.guy
VEW State Department
Winters Public Library
North Runnels County
Bays
Auxiliary
J. L. Morrow
James Crockett
Regional Youth Director to Speak at Lutheran Church
The Rev. Wilfred Sager regional youth director for the American Lutheran Church will speak at St John s Lutheran Church Winters on Sunday March 22 at 1040 AM The public is invited Sager a native of Bartlett Texas and son of a pastor has served as missionary in Corpus Christi and led Luther Leagues at district and international levels He will discuss Luther Youth inventory results and church programs accompanied by his wife and three children
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Wilfred Sager
American Lutheran Church
St. John’s’ Lutheran Church
Winters
Bartlett
Texas
Gus Sager
Round Rock
Sager
Corpus Christi
Abiding Savior ' Lutheran Church
Luther Leagues
International
WHS Cheerleaders Picked Tuesday for 1964 65
Winters High School selects cheerleaders for the 1964 65 school year in a Tuesday election. Named are senior Ann Bean Beard and sophomore Daniel Smith. listed are families of Mrs George Beard and Mr Mrs Jin C Smith with student members John Linda Ethan Dan and others.
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Ann
Bean
Ee Beard
George
Beard
Dastant
Ethan Dan
Robers to Receive Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
Jimmy J. Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts Route 3 has been named to receive a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship beginning in the fall Roberts a 1961 Abilene Christian College graduate will use the fellowship to pursue a doctorate He earned a summa cum laude BA in Greek and is to receive a B D from Harvard this spring The fellowship provides 1800 plus full tuition and fees and 1964 fellows total 1507 from 904 colleges and universities in the US and Canada announced by Sir Hugh Taylor president of the foundation
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Jimmy J. Roberts
Wayne Roberts
Route 3
Woodrow Wilson
Roberts
Abilene Christian College
Genie Lou Compton
ACC
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Princetown
New Jersey
Harvard University
United States
Canada
Sir Hugh Taylor
Foundation
North America
Sir Hugh Said
Jasper Allbright Elected President of Longview Chamber
Jasper Allbright of Longview, former Winters resident, was elected president of the Longview Chamber of Commerce at the January meeting and installed at the March 3 banquet. He serves a second term as chamber director, was previously first vice president in 1961, and has held multiple community and banking roles including past Missouri state? wait.
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Jasper Allbright
Longview
Winters
First State Bank
Abilene
Longview National Bank
Allbright
East Texas
Texas Manufacturer’s Association
Red Cross
Texas Banker’s Association
Cherokee Kiwanis Club
Greater Longview United Fund
Pinecrest
SMU Southwestern Graduate School of Banking
Zella Mae Thornton
B. Thornton
Winters High School elects Student Council leaders
Winters High School students elected officers and class representatives to the Student Council. Larry Rives was chosen president with Hank McCreight as vice president and Mary Young as secretary-treasurer. Other officers include Bill Cathey and Donny Buchanan. Class reps span seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. The outgoing officers are Ronald Kraatz Larry Rives and Mary Young. The new council will attend the State Student Council Convention in Houston with Eva Kelly as sponsor.
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Winters High School
Larry Rives
C. T. Rives
Hank McCreight
H. H. McCreight
Mary Young
Roy Young
Bill Cathey
Donny Buchanan
Danny Killough
Randall Boles
Martha Brown
Joanie Fuller
Eva Kelly
Ronald Kraatz
Houston
Kelly
Johnny Mathis
Betty Shoemake
Darlene Sneed
Winters freshman Sharon Johnson pledges TIP Social Club
Miss Sharon G. Johnson of Winters, a McMurry College freshman in Abilene, pledges the TIP Social Club. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson of 30 S Jewell Winters. She plans Elementary Education as major and Business as minor.
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Sharon G. Johnson
Winters
McMurry College
Abilene
TIP
Leo Johnson
S. Jewell
McMurry
Miss Johnson
Future Homemakers
Blizzards claim second at Brady Relays in Winters
Winters High School track team finishes second with 100 points at Brady Relays. Standout results include Steve Grissom winning high and low hurdles and multiple top finishes by Richard Shade, Mike Patterson, LeRoy Kettler, Larry Rives, Chester Puckett, Van Spill, and others across hurdles, sprints, jumps, and relays.
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Winters High School
Brady
Blizzards
Steve Grissom
Richard Shade
LeRoy Kettler
Larry Rives
Mike Patterson
Chester Puckett
van Spill
Winters
Mike Holloway
Kettler
Jerry Awalt
Doug Hart
Donald Parker
Hart
Spill
Ronald Kraatz
Hank Mce- Creight
W. C
Winters Schools Dismiss For Easter Holiday
Supt. James B. Nevins announces Easter observance with schools dismissing at 4 p m on Thursday March 26. Classes resume Monday March 30 after Friday March 27 holiday.
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Supt
James B. Nevins
Winters Churches Plan Holy Week Activities to Begin Sunday
Winters area churches outline Holy Week programs led by First Presbyterian and Mt. Carmel Catholic. Palm Sunday services on March 22 feature sermons on Jesus the King, Maundy Thursday and Easter events begin at 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian, with Easter Sunday at 11 a.m. Mt. Carmel offers Mass at 7 a.m. on Holy Thursday, Stations of the Cross Friday at 3 p.m., confessions after, and Easter Mass at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Public invited to all services.
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Winters
FIRST
Presbyterian the
Edgar H. Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
King
Sage
MT. Carmel Catholic
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
City to re surface more streets in spring program
Winters City Council approved a 4450 dollar street maintenance plan to re surface several streets with seal coats. About 8 947 feet of pavement will receive seal coating with work likely starting in April and total cost staying under the approved amount.
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Winters
Roberts
North Main
West Pierce
East Pierce
Main Street
Cryer
North Church
Parsonage
West Truett
South Church
State
Hamilton
Council
Nelan Bahlman Buys McMillan Cleaners Here
Nelan Bahlman buys T A McMillan interest in McMillan Cleaners and renames the business City Cleaners. McMillan will continue rug cleaning at home. Bahlman, tied to Bahlman Jewelers and Winters cleaners, has 11 years in the trade and lives at 503 Fannin with his wife and two daughters.
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Nelan Bahlman
Robert Lee
T. A. McMillan
McMillan Cleaners
City Cleaners
McMillan
Bahlman
J. W. Bahlman
Bahlman Jewelers
Melvin Bahlman
Bahlman Cleaners
Winters
Wilmeth Church tohold Easter Homecoming in 1906 building
Wilmeth Baptist Church organized as Mazeland Baptist Church in 1906 will hold Easter Sunday homecoming on March 29. Dr Virtus Gideon former member and Fort Worth Baptist Seminary teacher will deliver the message during a morning service with special singing and music.
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Wilmeth Baptist Church
Mazeland Baptist Church
Virtus Gideon
Wilmeth
Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Bill Kornegay
Vera Raye Badgette
Joe Priddy
W. S. Proctor
Merle
Weldon Shakleford
Wilmoth
Winters' Community Band Formed For Tourism In 1901
Winters residents formed a band in 1901 to boosts tourism and social life. The group played at rallies, weddings, and tours across Texas with blue and gold uniforms costing 140 dollars each. They built a band stand on the John Grey lot and held Friday practice nights drawing townspeople.
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Texas
Texas Highway Department
Historical Survey
Grey
Oj Company
San
Angelo
London
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