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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
9
The writer reflects on entering the Freshmen class in May 1928 and the Seniors and alumni at Winters High School. They recall Principal C R Robertson, Mr Smith, Miss Fields, and the school’s first year in a new building with trophies won by Juniors and Seniors in county meets.
Local chatter recalls exams drawing attention to Ab tow fish and Brevard Bedford studying. Anecdotes include Miss Fields aged, Grady Roberts and a concert outing, and a joke about a soprano and a late midnight moon. For sale mule team wagon and harness cheap see Roberts at Winters Mill & Elevator.
Gid J Bryan pastor announces Sunday services at 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m preaching with a 3 p m quarterly conference led by Rev A D Porter. Evening preaching at 7 45 p m. Mon Lady Missionary Society 3 p m. Winters mass meeting 7 30 p m with Rev Atticus Webb speaking on The Unfinished Task and a moving picture The Last Raid of Sheriff Kendall showing 84 officer deaths in prohibition enforcement. Fort Worth visitors Rainwater couple attended weekend.
The text mentions a fishing trip on the Padua river this week by a family. J. D. Smith, living five minutes west of town, bought the Wm. A. Mitchell farm adjoining his home. W. J. Gardner of route 4 was in Winters on business Wednesday. Farmers plan to increase acreage to boost output and help ensure no one goes hungry. Chas. Dailey of Oak Creek has just returned from a business trip to Austin.
Numerous classifieds offer plump cotton seed for sale at $1.25 per bushel from D B Thornton and Bennett cotton seed at $2.00 per bushel via Farmer's Gin Co. Also listed are Russell big boli cotton seed, coal oil stoves from West Texas Utilities, and contact numbers 1713 and 231 for inquiries.
Advertises a few cords of wood available at a very reasonable price. Ground taken at once from near J A Griffis residence, six miles east of town. Contact details included.
A 7:30 p.m. screening of The Last Raid of Sheriff Kendall at the Winters Methodist church aims to depict how 34 officers lost their lives enforcing Prohibition. Rev. Atticus Webb will讲 deliver a postfilm talk on The Unfinished Task and the anti saloon League.
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