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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
2
Mayor Wade White announced limited furniture is available at Winters new Community Center until ordered tables and chairs arrive. A kitchen with a cooking range and refrigerator has been placed in the center, which was completed recently. Reservations are handled through City Hall.
Three members of Runnels County Archery Association of Winters won first in three events at a Santone Meet in San Antonio Sunday. Marvin Clark took first in B Barebow men, Rick Egbert won DD Barebow men, and Mrs Marvin Clark claimed first in B Barebow women. Archers faced a driving rain while shooting the first 10 targets as about 50 archers competed.
HM2 James Shook son of Mr and Mrs Garland Shook of Winters has returned home from a year with the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam He will report for duty at Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fla after leave Shook attended San Angelo State College before Navy He is married to Betty Jernigan and they have a two year old daughter Cassie
Darlene Sneed and Randall Conner of Winters, students at Texas Tech College, are in the 85 member cast of Tell It Like It Is a folk musical to be presented at the First Baptist Church in Abilene at 7 30 Friday May 2. The musical is presented by the College Singers of the First Baptist Church Lubbock.
Notice is hereby given of the regular annual stockholders meeting of Winters State Bank to be held in the directors room at 10 a m Friday May 16 1969 for electing directors and other business. Stockholders are urged to attend. Woodrow F Watts president 5-4tc
Mr and Mrs Glenn Hoppe announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Gwendolyn Marie to Allen Darrel Andrae son of Mrs Agnes Andrae and the late Walter Andrae. The wedding will be held at St Johns Lutheran Church June 24. The bride elect is a Winters High School senior set to graduate in May. The groom is a 1967 Winters High School graduate, farming and employed by Haliburton in Monahans.
Winters Elementary pupils from first through third grade hold an intramural track meet at the football field Friday at 1 p.m. Events include sprints relays and jumps with ribbons for top finishers. Miss Freddie Gardner directs with junior and high school PE students and cheerleaders assisting.
Winford H. Hogan son of M. H. Hogan of Winters has accepted the role of head coach and athletic director for Clyde schools. A 1953 Winters High graduate, he played for the Blizzard in 1951-52 and earned a B S from Texas A and M in 1957 a master’s from Abilene Christian College in 1964 and is pursuing a PhD at A and M. He has four years experience as junior high principal at Clyde. his wife Patsy is daughter of G W Scott Jr. of Winters.
Jerry D. Hood of Winters is among 687 candidates for degrees at West Texas State University in Canyon. Convocation will be held in Amarillo Civic Center on May 18 at 4 30 p m Hood is seeking a Bachelor of Science degree.
Winters High School student council members visited Hamlin Schools for an exchange program. Winters and Hamlin students spent a day attending classes together, sharing lunch, and ending with a group Coke party on the patio. Faculty sponsors were Mrs. Lee Harrison and Jake Joyce.
The Junior Culture Club holds a bake sale Saturday May 3 starting at 9 30 a m in front of the Winters Public Library. Proceeds support the library.
The text lists daily meal items for May 5 to May 9 including Duper dogs with mus mace, corn muffins, tomato sauce dishes, mashed potatoes, peanut butter cookies, milk options, fried steak fingers, pear halves, and various desserts. It appears to be a school meal schedule with multiple days and offerings.
Chris and Robin Clark of Fort Worth visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Bob Clark last week while their parents Roy and their wife attended a wedding in Kansas.
Adults and parents of students who started Sabin Oral polio vaccine in March are reminded the second dose is available Friday May 16 or Sunday May 18 in the school cafeteria from 2 to 4 p m. Booster doses are encouraged for those not yet vaccinated. No charge.
In Austin Texas the 24th Senatorial District and the 64th House District are represented by Lynn Nabers. The line shows the state capitol location 78711 for the Texas Legislature.
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