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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
2
Week of meals lists daily options at Winters ISD. Menu includes hamburgers or pimento cheese on Monday, roast with sides on Tuesday, steak with potatoes and peas on Wednesday, meatballs with spaghetti on Thursday, and hot dogs or pimento cheese sandwiches on Friday, each with milk and dessert.
The Winters Exes beat Bronte 11-1 Sunday afternoon with pitcher Jerry Slaughter earning the win. The local team, backed by Winters businesses, has several games on the schedule and will face Coleman next Sunday. Roster includes Spill Guy Jr. Blackwood Guavera Davis Brooker Arroyo Long Robinson Parker Butts White Slaughter with manager Mitchell Blackwood.
Bailey Mayo and Steve Stehens of Levelland visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mayo this past weekend. Both Bailey and Steve work with the Soil Conservation Service in Levelland.
Notice is hereby given of the regular annual Stockholders meeting of Winters State Bank in the directors room at 10 a m Thursday May 21 1964 for electing directors for the ensuing year and other business. Stockholders are requested to attend. Jno Q McAdams President.
Jerry Durgan a shop and mechanical drawing teacher at Winters High School resigns to join Sul Ross College Alpine as an instructor in Industrial Education and pursue a master's degree. Mrs Durgan will work toward a mathematics bachelor’s degree. The couple plans to move to Alpine in June after the current semester ends.
Extension economist Kenneth Wolf notes a shift to an interdependent agri business network in Texas. Off farm firms now supply 1.8 billion and process 3.9 billion in added value, while farm workers feed more people and require fewer work hours to buy food.
Texas A and M agricultural economists say farming and ranching will keep evolving as the economy grows. They cite price changes, costs, technology, and institutional arrangements as drivers of adjustments such as larger operations, crop shifts, altered production methods, and off farm employment.
In 1856 Dr. Livingstone mapped the Zambesi River over 2100 miles across Africa, detailing its course and geography for the record.
City water lines will be flushed next Tuesday in a routine cleaning of sediment. Water Superintendent W. D. Waggoner urged residents to limit use during the flushing period.
The Goal Digger Club held its weekly meeting at the Schroeder home with Linda as hostess. Ann Bean, vice president, led roll call and minutes were read. Jan Merck was welcomed as the newest member. a cake sale was planned for Saturday starting at 9:00 AM until cakes run out.
Sue Carter Junior Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon. Janice Pierce presided as president. Kei Bedford led the program Forward to Something New and Mrs. Gayland Robinson spoke on The Bible Says Jews Were Chosen to be Missionaries.
Fourth grade pupils will host a spring Tonette Concert in the elementary music building next Wednesday May 6 during regular class periods. The program features vocal and instrumental numbers focused on patriotic songs American folk tunes popular and classical music. Parents and friends are invited. Mrs Earl Dorsett is the music instructor.
Norton High School senior class stages They Went That A Way a three act western comedy in the gym Saturday May 2 at 7 30 p m The cast includes Sallye Harris Sharn Bryan Alan Evans Bailey Lee James Dailey Frances Lopes Wanda Ray Flo Horton David Porter and Bruce Pierce Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
The Winters Troop hosts the third annual Scout Olympics of the Southern District at Winters Blizzard track field Sunday afternoon beginning at 2 o clock. Troops from Coleman Santa Ana and nearby towns are expected. Public invited to attend.
Senior Girl Scout Troop No 3 met at Doris and Joyce Allen home on Friday April 27. They discussed a 3 to 5 day camp-out at Hord's Creek Lake in the second week of June. Members sold mixed nuts peanuts and peanut crunch with profits funding the trip. Town sections were assigned to ensure full coverage.
Carolyn Scott and Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of San Angelo and Capt. and Mrs. Winford Hogan with their sons from Clyde spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott, Jr., in town.
The region in the Texas Panhandle spans about 30 miles east to west and 34 miles north to south, giving it a nearly square shape.
In Winters on May 9 a campaign downtown will aim to sell any unsold nut cans. Troop members include Doris Allen Joyce Allen Martha Hale Beth Spill Sally Spill Lupe Torres and Virginia Smith. Co leaders are Mrs Walter Spill and Mrs Jim Austin.
John Q. McAdams and Mrs. McAdams are in San Antonio this weekend for the Bankers Convention where the Winters State Bank is represented by its president.
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