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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
4
A collection of practical outdoors hacks for camping and fishing. Tips include carrying soap powder in tackle boxes to deter fish, red towels for hunting use, ant control with glass jars, map storage in plastic tubes, kerosene for fire starting, masking a duck blind, rubber bands to secure live bait, and candles to heat tents. Also covers drying boots, stringers, sharpening gear, rust removal, and quick-drying methods.
For state senate in the 25th district Dorsey B Hardeman seeks reelection and Juanita Camfield also appears on the ballot. For the 118th Judicial District District Judge candidates include E C Grindstaff and Glenn R Lewis.
Mrs Ernest Smith hosted the Dale Sewing Club at the Dale club house on Tuesday afternoon for an quilting session. The next meeting is set for May 12 at Mrs Herman Spill home with refreshments served to a group including Carl Baldwin Clarence Hambright Jessie Jenkins Reese Jones Walter Kruse Clifford Lehman Tip McKnight Wilbur Phelps I W Rogers Ernest Smith Herman Spill August Stoecker Carroll Stoecker E E Thormeyer Jack Whittenberg and Miss Effie Lehman.
Jeanette Lewis and Ronnie Willingham will exchange marriage vows Thursday May 28 at Drasco Baptist Church. Miss Lewis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert Lewis of Drasco and Willingham is the son of Mr. and Mrs A R Spence of Crews. The bride elect will graduate from Winters High School in May. Willingham serves in the United States Navy at the Naval Air Station in Memphis Tennessee and they will reside in South Texas after the wedding.
Army 1st Lt Sammie D Newcomb son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Newcomb Winters was assigned April 15 to the 31st Infantry at Fort Rucker Ala Lieutenant Newcomb executive officer of Combat Support Company of the 31st Infantry s 5th Battle Group entered the Army in June 1953 The lieutenant attended Breckenridge High School.
Winters American Legion Post will meet Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the Legion Hall. Commander Arthur Bates says important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend to support the local post organization.
The Texas Department of Public Safety was established in 1935 to coordinate state law enforcement. It unified patrol, highway safety, and investigative services under a single agency.
Lynn Mitchell, Winters High School graduate 1963, has been named secretary treasurer of the Cisco Junior College student council for 1964 65. She held roles in Future Homemakers of America Sno Flakes Blizzardette teams National Honor Society and Interscholastic League work and now serves on the Cisco JC student council speech club choir and is a nominee for Valentine Sweetheart.
A brief note describes Mill Creek as a watercourse passing through multiple Texas towns. It highlights its role in local drainage and recreation, mentioning nearby landmarks and community impact.
Terry Collins son of Mr and Mrs W L Collins Winters was awarded a third place ribbon and certificate for his handmade desk exhibited at the Abilene Christian College Industrial Arts show in Abilene. He is a first year freshman in Winters High School and his project was completed in shop class under teacher J P Durgan.
A certificate from Abilene Christian College Department of Industrial Arts recognizes Terry Collins for perseverance and skill shown by his maple desk entry at the tenth annual Industrial Arts Field Day held April 24, 1964, signed by Bert Mosier.
A dramatic claim states the planet experiences about 100 lightning bolts every second. Scientists explain atmospheric electricity fluctuations and storm activity drive the tally, though measurements vary by region and time.
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