Winters Enterprise to Sponsor Free Cooking School by Miss Hogue
The Winters Enterprise announces a free three day cooking school and Kitchen Chautauqua featuring Miss Jessie Hogue on June 11 12 and 18. The publication invested to bring her, noting her three year record in Abilene and San Angelo schools and her plain engaging teaching style. Details will follow in upcoming Enterprise issues as information becomes available.
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Winters
Jessie Hogue
Miss Hogue
Safeway Adds New Market Department at Local Store
Leon Hallman manager opens new market department with John Taylor from Breckenridge in charge. Hallman says they will carry the highest class meats including dressed poultry and will maintain sanitary handling at all times. He invites the public to meet the new equipment and stocks of fresh and cured meats.
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Safeway
Leon Hallman
John Taylor
Breckenge
City Urges Citizens to Clean Cemetery Plots
The report asks individuals to work out and clean burial plots in the cemeteries this week. It praises cooperative effort and urges residents to tidy their plots, noting the mayor supports the effort as a laudable city project.
Winters High Paper Wins Northwest District Honor
Miss Melba Read reports that Winters School Paper 15 is judged one of the two best Class B high school papers in the Northwest District. Awards based on yearly editions, with Gale staff members listed as editor Sherill Oliver and team.
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Winters
Melba Read
Austin
Northwest
Gale
Sherill Oliver
Mozelle Barnhill
Bill Roundtree
Truett Nance
C. S. Jackson
Frances Lyle
R. C. Bledsoe
Doris Reid
Mandy Lee Smith
Marguerite Duncan
Jean Barlow
Charles Gardner
Selma Chapmond
Holace Weldon
Myra Nell Hamer
Miss Melba Read
Skating Rink on Main Street to Re-Open Tonight
C. G. Meeks, proprietor, announces the skating rink on Main Street will reopen tonight at 8 15 o clock after a long closure. Skating will occur each night at the same time with matinees every Saturday and Sunday afternoon. A full stock of new skates and new music is available.
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C. G. Meeks
Main Street
Bedford Opens Service Station in West Dale Ave Area
Marvin Bedford opens a Texaco service station on West Dale avenue opposite Hotel Winters. The new station features air pressure greasing and a washing rack and invites local customers to stop in for service.
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Marvin Bedford
West Dale Avenue
Winters
Texaco
Marvin
Mrs Eddie Voelker Wins Spelling Contest
Mrs Eddie Voelker won the $2.00 cash prize in the mis spelled words contest at The Enterprise office. Several papers were turned in late and the prize was awarded after Saturday afternoon.
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Eddie Voelker
Enterprise
Saturda
District Music Meet at Ballinger Monday May Fourth at Ten
Representatives from eighteen counties will attend the District Music Meet on Ballinger Court House Lawn on Monday May 4 at 10 am. State Superintendent L A Woods and Stamps Quar tett will be present along with rural and independent districts. Two divisions will perform junior and senior with an all group number and a varied program including Texas Our Texas Old Black Joe Home Sweet Home and The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You. County Superintendent E C Grindstaff urges all schools to attend.
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Court House
Ballinger
L. A. Woods
Stamps Quartett
Texas
Heather
the Bower
Billy Boy
O. Susanna
Old Chisholm Trail
Home Sweet Home
Ernest Melson of Sanger Dies After Illness
Ernest Melson former Sanger bakery owner and deacon died Sunday night at his home after two years of illness. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Sanger with burial in Leonard cemetery. He lived in Sanger thirteen years and is survived by his wife and daughter Mary John. He was brother in law to B G Owens M L Owens and Mrs Lula White, who visited and attended the funeral.
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Ernest Melson
Sanger
First Baptist Church
Leonard
Leonard Cemetery
Melson
B. G. Owens
M. L. Owens
Lula White
Cameron's Wall Paper Demonstration Yields Winners
Two day display at Wm Cameron & Company ends with Mrs Alexander and Mrs were named lucky winners taking home wallpaper prizes from the new patterns showcase.
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Cameron's Wall
Hayden Talks to Lions on Supporting Scouts
Thos E Hayden finance chairman of the Chisholm Trail Area Council addressed Winters Lions Club at a Tuesday luncheon urging a quick financial drive to back scouting. President E D Stringer named a committee to arrange drive details. Ed Shumway Scout executive sang two numbers with piano. Morey Millerman led the program. Program committee for the next two weeks includes E J Lambert and Otis Grisham.
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Winters Lions Club
Thos. E. Hayden
Chisholm Trail
Ed. Shumway
Scout
Morey Millerman
E. J. Lambert
Otis Grisham
Maddox Funeral Held Wednesday in Ballinger
Funeral services for George A. Maddox 55 a former Runnels county resident recently of Quemado were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. from the King Holt Funeral home with Rev J H McClain officiating Burial was in Runnels cemetery Maddox died in a San Angelo hospital after about ten days of treatment Survivors include his widow six children all of Quemado six sisters Cora Stephens Eugene Bass F W Watson Willis Poe Dave Emory Coy Lewis and a brother Vernon Maddox
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Ballinger
George A. Maddox
Runnels County
Quemada
King-Holt
J. H. McClain
Ballinger Baptist Church
Runnels
Maddox
San Angelo
Hatchel
Quemado
Lynn Perkins
Allen Maddox
Eugene Maddox
Willie B. Maddox
Ed Ray Maddox
Frances Maddox
Cora Stephens
Winters
Eugene Bass
Lubbock
F. W. Watson
Eldorado
Willis Poe
Dave Emory
Paducah
Coy Lewis
Yakima
Wash
Vernon Maddox
Silverton
Featherstons Called to Paint Rock by Relative's Death
Mr and Mrs Ben Featherston of Victory sought Paint Rock Saturday after the death of relative Wood row Arnold.
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Ben Featherston
Victory
Paint Rock
Woodrow Arnold
Visitors in Abilene Include Mrs Gustenburg and Others
Mrs. Tom Mayo Mrs. Tom Brevard and Mrs. A T Gustenburg were in Abilene last week Visiting Mrs Gustenburg called on Mrs Joe Dunnam a patient at West Texas Sanitarium in Abilene Texas.
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Tom Mayo
Tom Brevard
A. T. Gustenburg
Abilene
Gustenburg
Joe Dunnam
West Texas Sanitarium
Campbell guests visit San Angelo from Dallas
Mrs H C Campbell and Mr and Mrs W B Campbell with their guests Mrs E E Elliott and Mrs C E Tabor and their young son Billie Don of Dallas spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Carr in San Angelo.
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H. C. Campbell
W. B. Campbell
E. E. Elliott
C. E. Tabor
Billie Don
Dallas
Carl Carr
San Angelo
Allan Key Undergoes Tonsil Removal
Allan Key son of Mr and Mrs John G Key Jr submitted to an operation Wednesday morning for removal of his tonsils.
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Allan Key
John G. Key, Jr
Singing at Wingate Baptist Church Sunday Night
A community singing at Wingate Baptist Church Sunday night expects a large crowd. The Clover Leaf Quartet of Abilene and Otas Echols a soloist, also of Abilene, will be present. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Wingate Baptist Church
Clover Leaf Quartet
Abilene
Otas Echols
Health buttons awarded to Winters elementary students
Local school officials conducted a check up in Winters elementary grades and distributed health buttons to pupils meeting criteria. Recipients include Fadine Baker, Jean nine Poe, Weldon Smith, Jack Hamilton, Luvera Roach, Betty Ann Carter, Morris Sullivan and many others.
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Fadine Baker
Jeannine Poe
Weldon Smith
Jack Hamilton
Luvera Roach
Betty Ann Carter
Morris Sullivan
Betty Marie Parks
Naomi Jean Miller
Doyeee Ray Manning
Geraldine Robertson
Charles Baker
Edwin Barlow
Nell Oliver
Verlene Gideon
T. J. Jennings
Bessie Joe Sullivan
Bobbie Cooke
Lavanda Baldwin
Carroll Shot
Billie Earl Gipson
Helen Ruth Cooke
Office Hospital 15 Being Equipped by Dr Henslee
Dr R H Henslee remodels and expands his offices behind Smith Drug Co to run an Office Hospital for emergency care. A new 100 MA Westinghouse X ray machine and other equipment arrive soon for six rooms three beds and a dark room for developing images. Nurse Miss Lora Barnes is employed to assist in both office and hospital work.
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R. H. Henslee
Smith Drug Co
Lora Barnes
Henslee
Dr and Mrs Craig Headed for Medical Course in San Antonio
Dr. J H Craig and wife accompany their daughter Mrs John A Madole of Dallas and Miss Mary D Taylor of Winters. They depart Wednesday for a three day post graduate course in San Antonio. The ladies will tour San Antonio and Corpus Christi while the doctor attends lectures.
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J. H. Craig
John A. Madole
Dallas
Mary D. Taylor
Winters
San Antonio
Sneed Family Visits Wingate and Winters
Mr and Mrs C B Sneed Artie Artie Mearl and Earl from Fluvanna visited the home of Mr and Mrs R J Gould of Wingate last Thursday. They were in Winters Friday to visit their daughter Mrs Jack Harrison and returned home Saturday.
Baggett announce birth of baby girl Mildred Pauline
Mr and Mrs G H Baggett announce the arrival of a baby girl born April 28. She is named Mildred Pauline.
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G. H. Baggett
Mildred
Pau
H H Guy Ends Life In Winters Morning
H H Guy 50 who moved to Winters from Buffalo Gap in March shot himself in bed about 6 00 am dying instantly a self inflicted death verdict was returned by Justice of the Peace W E Coley. He had been ill two weeks and never fully recovered from a head injury. Survivors include widow daughter Luzell Campbell Winters step daughter Eleanor Nichols his father H Guy Carbon four brothers and two sisters. Body prepared by Spill Bros Funeral Home and shipped to Lubbock for burial.
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H. H. Guy
Buffalo Gap
Dunnam Bros
W. E. Coley
Guy
Luzell Campbell
Winters
Eleanor Nichols
H. Guy
Carbon
Spill Bros. Funeral Home
Lubbock
F. F. A. Boys Return Tuesday from A and M
Three judging teams from the local Vocational Agriculture class returned Tuesday from A and M College where they entered judging contests. An article covering facts about the trip will appear in The Enterprise next week. J. M. Williams led a meeting of farmers to discuss the new farm plan at Norton Wednesday night.
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A. & M. College
Enterprise
J. M. Williams
Norton
Insect Specialist from A M College to Lecture at High School
riculture teacher announced that R R Repperd of A M College, expert on screw worms and other insects, would lecture at the high school building in Winters next Thursday, May 7 at 3 30 PM. Farmers and stockmen are invited to attend.
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J. M. Williams
R.R. Repperd
A. & M. College
Frank Williams Visits From State Fireman’s School
Frank Williams, instructor at the State Fireman’s school, spent the past week here with his family.
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Frank Williams
State Fireman's
Mrs Elliott Tebor and child leave for Dallas visit
Mrs E. E. Elliott Mrs C. E. Tebor and young Billie Don depart Monday for Dallas after several days in the city visiting Mr and Mrs W. B. Campbell. Mrs Elliott is the mother of Mrs Campbell.
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E. E. Elliott
C. E. Tebor
Billie Don
Dallas
And
W. B. Campbell
Elliott
Campbell
Signing Up of New Farm Pro gram Under Way
The new farm program sign up begins in Runnels county with Crews hosting the first day. County Agent Barton Thomas Hill and W H Pape report 70 to 80 farmers signed up. Sign up in Winters is scheduled for May 6 7 at a vacant building north of Winters State Bank.
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Runnels
Barton
Thomas B. Hill
W. H. Pape
Winters State Bank
John T. Curry
N. S. Wright
M. W. McShan
Maverick
Miles
Rowena
Norton
Maine
Oak Creek
Wingate
Wilmeth
Ballinger
Hamilton Remodels Service Station to Expand Garage Work
L. E. Hamilton who runs the garage and service station on South Main street known as Sis Super Service is remodeling the interior this week. He is rearranging the office installing new rest rooms and creating more space for garage work. A hydraulic car lift and new pressure greasing equipment are being installed.
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L. E. Hamilton
South Main Street
Sis
Trailers on highways must be licensed under new Texas ruling
A Texas Highways Patrol ruling reported by Fred Bedford states all trailers used on public highways must be registered. The ruling, issued by L. G. Phares, chief, says owners of motor vehicle trailers or semi trailers are required to register in the county of residence or face penalty.
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Fred Bedford
L. G. Phares
Texas Highways Patrol
Bedford
Department
Ge Phares
The
Highway Patrol
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