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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1936

Page

11

Funeral services for J B Pace held at Drasco

J B Pace 65 a Drasco resident died of a heart attack while repairing his car near Coleman. Funeral services were held at the Drasco Methodist Church with Rev G R Thomas officiating. Burial followed in Pumphrey cemetery beside his wife. He was a long-time Methodist and community active leader. Surviving: daughter Mrs Roy Crawford of May Texas. two sons J B Pace Jr of Austin and Rankin Pace of Winters. sisters Mrs J S Hodges of Dell and Mrs Wm Stevens of Winters. brothers Jace Pace of Killeen and Joe Pace of Junction Colorado. granddaughter Mary Sue Pace of Austin.

J. B. Pace Drasco Coleman Roy L. Crawford May Brown County Wm. Stevens Drasco Methodist Winters Homer Vanderpool Ballinger L. Crawford Co. N. Roth Lutheran ‘Church Pumphrey Texas Pace Prairie Dell Mary Sue’ Boyle Salado Runnels County Wingate Methodist Church Santa Anna He -Houston Methodist’ Churches Getion Roy L. .Crawford J.B. Pace, Jr Austin Rankin’ Pace J.S. Hodges J. Ce Killeen Joe S. Pace Junction Colorado Mary Sue Ben ‘Williams Ashburn Shelby Horn Rar R. J. Selimeoesh

Canning Factory Expected Open About June 10

Mrs. Bess Paddleford WPA supervisor visited to review opening prospects for the canning plant. She projected a June 15 start due to late crops, urged a minimum thirty day run, and warned relief work may end July 1. Equipment was donated to Winters unit with reinstallation funded locally. supplies remain provided by the Texas Relief Commission. Citizens planning use should contact the Board of Community Development with expected produce.

Bess Paddleford WPA Texas Relief Commission Board of Community Development

Song Festival at Miles Brings Regional Voices Together

Singers from San Angelo Ba linger Winters Miles Rowena Bronte Weribest Maverick Norton Wingate Harriet Mereta and other towns gather for a Miles Methodist church program Sunday afternoon May 17 from 2 to 4 30. Specials include Winters Male quartet Jennings Forehand Quartet Wingate Tucker Twins Winters Shirley Temple the Second W W Wood and Ora Mae Hughes. A large crowd and many singers are expected. Everyone is invited.

San Angelo Balinger Winters Miles Rowena Bronte Weribest Maverick Norton Wingate Harriet Mereta Miles Methodist Church Jennings-Forehand Tucker Twins Shirley Temple W. W

Mr and Mrs Jim Rott Visit Relatives in Valera and Coleman

Mr and Mrs Jim Rott visited relatives over the past weekend in Valera and Coleman. The trip highlighted family ties and travel within the area.

Jim. Rott Valera and Coleman

Mrs Ben Featherston Visits with Joan at Paint Rock

Mrs Ben Featherston and her young daughter Joan of Victory visited in Paint Rock Saturday. The pair toured the town and enjoyed local scenes amid a pleasant afternoon outing.

Ben Featherston Joan of Victory Rock

Local Residents Relocate to Abilene and Return

Mr and Mrs Wm Parr traveled to Abilene and returned Wednesday. Mrs Parr reports condition not as serious as expected. Mr and Mrs Henry Ferguson have moved to Abilene to establish a future home and Ferguson has bought a garage or store in town.

Parr Te Ba Scott White Henry ‘Ferguson Abilene Ferguso Abilené

Lions Club Officers Nominated For Coming Year

Winters Lions Club nominates officers for 1936 37 with election set for the first Tuesday in June. Betides officers listed are two vice presidents three directors and other posts, noting one holdover director and vacancies to be filled.

Lions Club Boy Scouts T. D. Coupland Winters Lions Club L. Green J. W. Dixon Albert Afflerbach Roy Mack Lanham Brown A. J. McDaniel Louis Johnson J. M. Millerman W. F. Flynt Otis Grisham Tailtwister J. S. Bourn Walter Neely Lion Tanner Jno Q. McAdams H. O. Jones Roy S. Mack E. J. Lambert

Norton County Epworth League Holds Regular Meeting

Members of the county Epworth League at Norton convened for the monthly session with the Drasco chapter conducting the program. Mrs. Duke read scripture and Miss Dobbins was elected to represent the union at the Annual Young People’s Assembly at McMurry College Abilene in the first week of June.

County Epworth League Norton Drasco

Dr Robert Cooke Dies in Fort Worth at 79

Dr Robert Cooke 79 father of C L Cooke and Mrs Chas Graham of Winters died Wednesday night at 11 15 in a Fort Worth sanitarium after six weeks illness. Funeral Friday at 3 from First Baptist Winters with Rev G W Parks officiating. Interment Main Street Cemetery. Survived by wife three sons Robert Jr W L Cooke C L Cooke and two daughters Mrs T D Taylor and Mrs C L Graham. Pallbearers and flower girls listed.

Robert Cooke C. L. Cooke Chas. Graham Fort Worth First Baptist Church G. W. Parks Roscoe W. T. Hamer Main Street Dr. Cooke Winters Robert Cooke, Jr Robert Jr W. L. Cooke Abilene T. D. Taylor Carbon C. L. Graham Willis Cooke Morris Cooke Lawrence Taylor George Graham Horace Cooke M. E. Swofford Geo. Poe Flower Girls

Mrs Nitsch Family Returns From Plainview Visit

Mrs Ben Nitsch and her daughters Miss Edna Mae and Dr Clara Nitsch came back last week from Plainview after visiting relatives and friends in that city.

Ben Nitsch Edna Mae Clara Nitsch Plainview

Higginbotham Officials Visit City

T. J. Williams president of Higginbotham Bros. and Co. and Wade Everedge head of the lumber department, both of Comanche, arrived for business visits here on Tuesday.

T. J. Williams Higginbotham Bros. & Co Wade Everedge Comanche

Wingate and Norton Clash in County Baseball Showdown

Wingate and Norton meet next Sunday afternoon at 3 p m at Wingate in a top county clash. Both clubs rank among the best, promising fast action. Wingate will debut new uniforms this season, and county fans are invited to attend.

Wingate and Norton Wingate

Arkansawers Plan Bronte Reunion and Homecoming May 24

Arrangements near completion for the fifth annual Arkansawers reunion and homecoming to be held at Bronte on Sunday May 24. Dr J D Sandefer of Hardin Simmona university Abilene will deliver the memorial address. The day features the Bevy whistling girl from Bangs High School and the Simmons Cowboy band with a large crowd expected.

Arkansawers Bronte Arkansas West Texas J.D. Sandefer Hardin-Simmona University of Abilene, Ig the of the of Goningtlon; “Rev. D. M. ‘West Balph Fa Bevy Bangs Simmons Plversits

Winters Independent School Board elects new Spanish teacher

The Winters Independent School Board met Tuesday evening and elected Violet Pickett to fill the vacancy caused by Roe Syler not seeking re election. Pickett holds an M A from Texas Tech with eight years of teaching, two years at San Angelo High. The board also appointed Ben Spill Howard Baldwin and W L Pratt to the equalization board and set September 3 as the opening date for school. The tax rolls were reviewed and residents urged to render personal property.

Winters Independent School Board Violet Pickett Roe Syler Miss Pickett Texas Tech San Angelo Ben Spill Howard Baldwin W. L. Pratt J. R. Cooke Athletic Council J S. Bourn Lions Club Roy Mack Autrey Smith Ernest Caskey R. S. Davis

Remains of Lena Mae Thorp Taken to Bertram

Mrs. Lena Mae Thorp died at age 52 at her home on Thursday after months of declining health. Her remains were taken to Oatmeal Cemetery near Bertram for graveside services conducted by cousin Lynn Nobles of Burnett. She was born January 19, 1884 and married C. A. Thorp August 21, 1906, with two children. The family had lived in Texas towns including Bertram and Winters. She was a faithful Christian member of her church.

Lena Mae Thorp Bertram Lynn Nobles Burnett Tastoary C. A. Thorp Aes ‘Bertram Winters Texas Christ Ard

Fifty-One Seniors Diplomas at Winters High School Commencement

Fifty-one seniors received diplomas at the Winters high school auditorium in a packed ceremony. Dr. J Thomas Davis of John Tarleton College gave the address. Honor graduates included Doris Reid and C S Jackson Jr with several students notable for perfect attendance and recognition cups awarded.

J. Thomas Davis John Tarleton College L. T. Smith Jean Barlow Frances Hodge Virginia Street L. R. Mickey Church of Christ Doris Reid C. S. Jackson Jr Ernest Caskey E. D. Stringer Jackson Erskine Davis Floyd Shackelford Carl Lesta Davis C. S. Jackson, Jr Gladys Spain Ed Fisher Theodora Schmaldt

Broyles Hall Tops National Piano Winners

The Fort Worth Star Telegram lists Broyles Hall among national piano contest winners from a Wichita Falls district event at Wichita Falls Junior College and Zundelowitz High School. Hall is the Holliday, Texas, native son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hall, gaining notable recognition as an accomplished young pianist.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Wichita Falls Junior College Zundelowitz Broyles Hall E. M. Hall Holliday Broyles

18 Convictions at 119th District Court in Ballinger

The term at Ballinger reports 18 convictions with no acquittals. D B All red and Earl White receive prison terms for burglary and related offenses. Dolf Gill is guilty of cattle theft with a four year suspended sentence. Other cases include auto theft and chicken theft sentences and suspensions.

119Th District Court Ballinger D. B. Allred Earl White Dolf Gill White Alfred Boyd Holbrook Winters Gill State Penitentiary D. B. Thornton W. T. Thornton L. Brown Tunnels L. H. Smith Brownwood M. C. Golden Ballinger Baptist Church O. C. Sykes Paul Trimmier State Reformatory Austin Montgomery Jim Harris

Dallas Brothers Visit Bourn Home Over Weekend

Messrs R E and Dub Bourn of Dallas stayed with their brother J S Bourn this past weekend. Dub, an employee of Western Electric Co., has been transferred to Oklahoma.

Messrs, R. E Dub” Bourn Dallas J. S. Bourn Dub Western Electric Co Oklahoma

Winters Family Mentioned In Brief Notice

Winters with two sisters Mrs Ava Parker of Linton and Mrs B F Rollin of Bertram plus three brothers are listed in a short obituary notice detailing surviving relatives.

Elementary grades exercises at high school auditorium

Exercises for elementary grades start at 9 o clock in the high school auditorium with L R Mickey delivering the address. Sixty grade pupils receive certificates of promotion while the 7th grade chorus, Miss Marie Hill and a sextette perform. Awards, diplomas, invocation and benediction complete the program.

L. R. Mickey Church of Christ Marie Hill Annette and Janette Tucker Carlene Ballinger Novelle Bedford Venita Thornton Ruby Low Spin Maiden Spin R. V. Hardegree J. W. Sharbutt Woodrow Allen Cherry Dry Eddie Green Harmon Marshall L. C. Martin Johnny Oliver Howard Rhea Donald Rosson Gilmore Alton Lowe Ellis Zane Moore Clarence Neil Benjamin Nitsch Billy Perkins Manuel Orona Wilford Russell Joe Tom Strother Harold Watson J A Watson Nosvelle Bedford Goldie Myrl Clark Eugenia Conlee Ali Ma Gallant Loreta Green Claudia Hamilton Billy Frances Harmon Katherine Jobe Ruby Frances Lowe Annette Tucker Rosella Bordin

Selected group learns Baylor future service role

Miss Lee Cobb of Winters is chosen to serve as a group leader in Baylor University personnel work next year. The program focuses on helping students become acclimated to college life and starts with guidance in the personnel work at the university.

Waco Miss Lee Cobb Winters Baylor University Beco

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