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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
6
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A long list of call ers and weekend guests includes Judy Chapman Jim and Lillie Deitz with Hazel Deitzs, Travis Ford of Rising Star in Brownwood Hospital, and numerous residents from San Antonio Talpa Ballinger San Angelo and Lubbock visiting or dining with local households.
A parade of visitors comes to Ballinger and vicinity over the weekend. Families from Abilene Fort Worth Goodfellow Air Base Garland and Brownwood stay with local residents L. C. Fullers and relatives while others dine with the Osborns. The community also endures a spell of bad weather.
The University of Texas College of Engineering lists 230 tentative spring graduates. Commencement exercises are set for May 15. Kenneth Lynn Onken of Winters is a candidate for a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering.
Winters Independent Schools presents meals for May 17 to 21 featuring salmon croquettes, baked ham, chicken fried steak, hot dogs or combination sandwich, and fried fish fillets. Each day includes sides such as vegetables, salads, fruit, desserts, and milk or chocolate milk.
The Winters Independent School District board accepted resignations and hired teachers at its Tuesday meeting. Superintendent Car roll Tatum announced twelve Neighborhood Youth Corps summer slots. They considered a Vocational Agriculture Pre-Lab program, authorized funding applications under Titles I II and III, and kept Regional Education Service Center participation. The transportation budget was amended due to a new bus and higher insurance costs. a $136 bid for an old bus was accepted. W. E. Elkins was named authorized representative to receive USDA commodities for the school cafeteria.
The Be Busy Sewing Club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Nadeen Smith for hand work. Refreshments were served to Mrs J C Martin, Bill Millorn, Vada Babston, M H Hogan, George Lloyd and O M Kane. The next meeting will be at Mrs Vada Babston's home on May 24.
Mary Martha Circle of WSCS, First United Methodist Church, met Tuesday morning at the Vinson home. Mrs. Roy Crawford led the program on The Churches Tackle Pollution and Over-Population with several members participating. Coffee and cookies were served to attendees including a visitor from Lancaster.
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