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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1969

Page

2

Texas Governor pushes for two year spending bill with new taxes

Gov. Preston Smith insists on a two year spending plan backed by a tax package to raise about 100 million dollars annually. Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and Speaker Gus Mutscher will decide between one year or two year bills as conferees work on the biennial proposal. House advances measures on drinking curfew and higher loan rates while broadening open meetings rules and adding holidays for state staff.

Austin Tex Preston Smith Smith Ben Barnes Gus Mutscher House Senate Consumer Credit Commissioner

Counts Cemetery Spring Work Scheduled For May 10

The annual Counts Cemetery working at Content is set for Saturday, May 10. Volunteers are asked to arrive early and bring picnic lunches. Roy Richey painted the entrance and resilvered fences, while Sharlyn Richey compiled an identifiable tombstone list. An afternoon tour of county historical sites will be offered under the Runnels County Historical Survey Committee.

Content Roy Richey Sharlyn Richey Runnels County

Winters State Bank stockholders meeting announced

Notice is given of the regular annual Stockholders meeting of Winters State Bank in the directors room at 10 a m on Friday May 16 1969 for electing directors and other business. Stockholders are urged to attend. Woodrow F Watts president. 5 4tc

Winters State Bank Woodrow F. Watts

Cotton to Cloth: Seventy Yards From One Pound

A pound of cotton yields about 70 yards of fabric in textile processing. This conversion highlights efficiency in early spinning and weaving methods, illustrating how raw fiber translates to finished material.

American Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers Men

Roy Scoggins American Legion Post 261 auxiliary met at the Legion Hall for its business session Mrs Z I Hale presiding New officers elected include president Carson Easterly first vice Robert Kraatz second vice Z I Hale secretary treasurer Geneva Emmert historian Rankin Pace chaplain W D Waggoner musician Joe Emmert sergeant at arms Ola Yates and Olga Minzenmayer membership committee Ola Heard Alma Hughes James Glenn service committee Hosts for the joint entertainment were Buford Baldwin and Arthur Bates Cold drinks and cookies were served to attendees and their guests

Roy Scoggins American Legion Post 261 Legion Hall Z. I. Hale Carson Easterly Robert Kraatz Geneva Emmert Rankin Pace Roy Crawford W. D. Waggoner Joe Emmert Ola Yates Arthur Bates Olga Minzenmayer Ola Heard

Runnels County Food Service Ass'n Meets in Ballinger

The Runnels County Food Service Association held a regular session on Saturday April 26 at Ballinger High School with President Mrs Frances Spieker presiding. Special guest Winona Parker of San Angelo District 11 installed new officers including Mrs Hertha Smith president and other officers.

Runnels County Food Service Association Ballinger High School Frances Spieker Johnson Winona Parker San Angelo Hertha Smith Russell Alma Matteson J. A. Holscher

Wingate Gator Tops Meeting at Humble Hall Mon

The Wingate Gator Tops held their regular meeting Monday morning May 5 at Humble Recreation Hall. Mrs Pat Pritchard read a poem A Mothers Prayer. Mrs Wayne Owen was named queen for April with Mrs George Cave as this week’s queen. About 50 percent of cotton produced is used for clothing. The Maid of Cotton program is now in its 31st year.

Wingate Gator Tops Humble Recreation Hall Pat Pritchard Wayne Owen George Cave Mesdames Richard Beck Alpheus Hill W. O. Middleton James Williams Bill Hamilton Joe Bryan E. F. Albro M. E. Donica

Wauldine Gunn Delegates to ACEI Meet in Houston

Mrs. Wauldine Gunn of San Antonio attended the ACEI annual convention at the Rice Hotel in Houston for a week. The event drew over 2000 teachers from 50 states and 12 foreign countries. Gunn is San Antonio's summer director of children's activities.

Wauldine Gunn San Antonio W. J. Yates Winters Rice Hotel Houston Association of Childhood Education International ACEI Gunn

Miss Eunice Polk Honored At Baldwin Home Party

Miss Eunice Polk retired from the City of Winters offices after 20 years. A post‑retirement party at the Baldwin home 307 South Magnolia featured a gold linen tea table, crystal and silver appointments, and refreshments served by Mrs. Leathers, Mrs. Tatum, and Mrs. Moore. Guests included Mayor Wade White and city employees with spouses.

Eunice Polk Winters Buford Baldwin Baldwin South Magnolia Miss Polk Robert Leathers Walker Tatum E. Z. Moore Wade White W. D

Kenny Gibbs Undergoes Third Surgery in Galveston

Kenny Gibbs nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Connie Gibbs underwent surgery for the third time Wednesday at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. His condition was not known late Wednesday. Kenny has been hospitalized since April 30.

Kenny Gibbs Connie Gibbs John Sealy Hospital Galveston Kenny

Community gift tributes to honoree by local families

Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Paske, Mr. and Mrs. Van Whittenburg, Mrs. Tommy Rougas, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bredemeyer and Brady, Mrs. Joe Stevens and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Tatum, Mrs. Robert Leathers, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Zane Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hays presented gifts to the honoree.

Waggoner C. C. Paske van Whittenburg Tommy Rougas Henry Bredemeyer and Brady Joe Stevens Roger Walker Tatum Robert Leathers Ellis Zane Moore Wes Hays

Representatives Lynn Nabers House District 64

Rep Lynn Nabers serves the 64th District in the Texas House from the State Capitol in Austin with office at 1100 Congress Ave. The district office coordinates and contact details are listed for constituent services.

Texas State Senate Austin Texas Lynn Nabers State

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