County boys club organized at Herring school
County Farm Demonstrator C W Lemberg organized a 13 member boys club at Herring School on Friday April 28 with D H Grounds elected president and S J Brevard as vice president Marion Kerby secretary and reporter and several others on the membership committee Local club leader C H Grounds chosen Our next meeting is set for Friday May 13 at 3 pm at the schoolhouse The group shows strong enthusiasm and plans a solid start
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County Farm
C. W. Lemberg
Herring School
D. H. Grounds
S. J. Brevard
Marion Kerby
Frank Grounds
Arthur Kerby
Oness Feeler
W. A. Hale
C. H. Grounds
Copeland Tent Show Opens Weeklong Engagement in Winters
The Copeland Brothers tent company, a prominent vaudeville troupe, will perform in Winters for a week starting Monday May 9 at Ashley's tourist park providing new Toby comedies and vaudeville between acts. Headlining is The Tie That Binds featuring five year old Baby Barbara in the mother role with Walter Mars and his harmony boys providing jazzy musical numbers. Admission specifics note free Monday for women with a paid male escort.
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Copeland Brothers
Walter Mars
Harmony Boys
Barbara
America
Ashley's
Ron Main Street
Dallas Banker Guest At Sister's Home Over Weekend
W. J. Renneck of Dallas, an employee of the American Exchange National bank, spent a few days last weekend as a guest in the home of his sister Mrs. Grover Davis. A florist should be able to do a great deal for his mother after Mothers day.
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W. J. Renneck
Dallas
American Exchange National Bank
Grover Davis
Notable local departures and return travelers
S H Nance returned home Tuesday from a business trip to Dallas. Reverend and Mrs H H Stephens and daughter V Marie left earlier in the week for Louisville Kentucky to attend the Southern Baptist convention. They expect to be away about ten days to two weeks.
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S. H. Nance
Dallas
H. H. Stephens
V. Marie
Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
Home town merchants keep Winters thriving
For more than 20 years the Enterprise has boosted Winters merchants who stand by their town. They lend a hand in supporting home enterprises and back moves for Winters' best interests. The piece highlights their role in community welfare and improvements.
Realistic Call to Support Local Merchants
A fragmented appeal urges residents to buy at home to sustain local merchants. It argues fair pricing and civic pride will keep shops from closing and deter outsiders from filling vacancies. The author promises further discussion next week.
Miss Faye Woodrow Returns Home From Bryan Visit
Miss Faye Woodrow came home Sunday from a rainy trip to Bryan. She was accompanied by Mrs. T. E. Maxon of Memphis Tennessee who is a guest at the Woodrow home.
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Faye Woodrow
Bryan
T., E. Maxon
Memphis
Tenn
Woodrow
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Eleanor Lea
Kansas City
Jdr
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Sapiro
April Oharil
Superao
Pep Cent Ficki
A. Krauss
T Dallas
See Reed
Fort Worth
Harry Sattle
King’s Dairy
Winters Steam Laundry
J. M. Skaggs Dry Goods Co
Our
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Mr. Merchant
West Texas Telephone Company
Wm. Cameron & Company, Inc
Home Builders
Grady
R. E. Bacon
H. H. Williams
Asst
Mgr
Coupland’s Variety Store
Jackson’s City Bakery
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