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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
2
Outdoor enthusiasts share a boot tongue modification to prevent rubbing by cutting four slits to vent and relax fit. A pre season quail hunt note urges efficiency with dogs and weather, warning about safety when skipping steps.
The passage offers advice on staying warm with a bucket heat method, selecting properly sized footwear for wool socks, and cautions about deer meat processing. It invites readers to share outdoor tips by writing to Tips for Outdoorsmen.
Roger Babson argues that workers devalue their jobs and stresses every role in production is crucial. He warns parents against dropping out of school, noting 20 percent lower demand for unskilled labor since 1950 and urging focus on engineering, mathematics, physics, electronics, and data processing for future big jobs.
A fragmentary report mentions McKnight and relatives visiting Santa Anna, with unclear surrounding details. The text references Troy, Mile, and Mr Grant in a local context, indicating a personal or social visit rather than a formal event.
A historical note recalls March 17 1933 rural registration in Winters area. Four men aged 18 to 25 from the rural district joined to support dependents and contribute to Winters work, with a monthly quota. Burglary events include Krauss Dry Goods theft about 3500 in merchandise, L E Hamilton service station, and Sinclair Oil station break ins.
Brownie Troop Six with leaders and several mothers traveled to Abilene on Saturday. They attended the theatre to see The Miracle of the White Stallions, had a picnic lunch and visited the 200 at Fair Park. They rode the 2:00 p m train to Sweetwater and were picked up there. Attending girls included Delores Arnold Brenda Blackerby Becky Brown Lou Ann Cole Susan Easterly Sylvia Costello Helen Tinney Carla Hall Cecile Faye Lentz Doris Sudduth Jerrilynn Ward Patricia Hill. Leaders were Mrs. Griff Brown and Mrs. Edgar Hall. Others on the trip included Mrs. Jerry Ward Susan Mrs. Douglas Cole Glenda Jo Emmalita Mrs. Bill Arnold Byron and Karen Keith and Kathy Hall.
District VIII springs workshop themed Wise Planning for Smooth Sailing will be at Abilene Garden Center May 13. Registration and coffee start at 9:00 a.m. with a 50 cent fee. adjournment by noon. District members and officers from Abilene and Coleman participate in panel discussions on programs yearbooks flower shows garden therapy projects and awards.
Texas Water Commission announces hearing on June 17 1963 for Travis Downing to obtain a permit to appropriate 200 acre feet annually for domestic livestock and irrigation on 60 acres in Taylor County. Protests must be filed five days before the hearing date.
Sue and Gene Rice announce their engagement with a June ceremony to be followed by a reception at the bridegroom’s home.
Floyd B. Ellington, social security district manager in San Angelo, notes many over 65 still working can receive retirement benefits even with earnings over 1200 a year. He cites a 65 year old and spouse eligible for 19 a month. at 2500 yearly earnings, they could receive 1110 in benefits. The program helps over a million people 65 and older.
Visitors called on Mrs J S Sanders in Sanders Rome on Sunday. The brief note records social call among local residents and mentions the household.
Mrs. C F B was discharged to return home Thursday following a recent surgery.
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