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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

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Winters Loses Brilliant Young Man Moves to Abilene

J. E. Childers, youngster and longtime Winters High coach and teacher, leaves town for vacation then forms a law partnership with E. W. Wilson of San Antonio. They plan offices in Abilene by June 15, ending Childers two years at Winters and twenty two years old, Baylor LLB graduate.

Winters Abilene J. E. Childers Winters High School E. W. Wilson San Antonio Coach Childers Baylor University Waco Bryant Station Little Elm Bell County Mt. Calm Winters High

Winters State Bank elects directors and officers for year

The Winters State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting with 291 shares represented by C. T. Rives Carl Henslee Wm Stevens W D Meadows and John Q Mc Adams. Directors then re elected officers for the coming year: President W D Meadows Vice President Carl Henslee Cashier John Q McAdams Assistant Cashier W H Robinson Ferris Callan Bookkeepers Claud Gregory Hart Phillips Ronald Duncan Stenographer Mrs E H Reid Janitor Mr Henry.

The Winters State Bank C. T. Rives Carl Henslee Wm. Stevens W. D. Meadows John Q. McAdams W. H. Robinson Claud Gregory Hart Phillips Ronald Duncan E. H. Reid Mr. Henry

Canton Herald Editor Visits in Canton Texas

B D High editor of the Canton Herald visited the office this week. He came to see Mrs High at her Canton home who is visiting her parents Rev and Mrs M A Quindlin. Mr and Mrs C L Boardman of Santa Anna spent several days with Mr and Mrs W P Gardner. Mrs Boardman is Mrs Gardner's sister.

B.D. High Canton Herald Canton Texas Mr. High

Judge Brown Returns From San Saba River Fishing

Judge J. T. Brown returns home after a few days spent fishing on the San Saba river. The paint brush protects property.

J. T. Brown San Saba River

Winter business building sells for seventeen thousand five hundred

One of the year’s largest deals occurred in Winters when J. M. Skaggs bought from J. W. Hawkins the Hawkins Dry Goods Co. building for 17 500 dollars. The modern brick 50 by 100 foot property fronts West Dale street and is considered among the best located in the city.

J. M. Skaggs J. W. Hawkins Hawkins Dry Goods Co West Dale Street

Winters Ice & Fuel Public Spirit to Aid Band

The Winters Ice & Fuel company via local manager Mr Williams gave a liberal donation to the fund for uniforms and sending the Winters Band to Mineral Wells for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. The notice lauds the company as a public spirited institution always ready to support civic causes.

Winters West Texas

Chamber appoints committee to press railroad for schedule change

Winters Chamber of Commerce President I E A Shepperd named a committee of Bert E Low H O Jones and Mayor A F Roberts to confer with Abilene Southern railroad officials over altering the motor car schedule. The line has reduced mail service to one trip daily, seen as unsatisfactory, and the group will promptly seek an improved timetable.

I E. A. Shepperd Winters Chamber of Commerce Bert E. Low H. O. Jones A. F. Roberts Abilene & Southern Railroad

Neelys Attend Fort Worth Graduation at T. W. C.

Mr and Mrs Walter Neely and Mrs Jennings traveled to Fort Worth for the graduation exercises of Miss Mary Neely at Texas Wesleyan College.

Walter Neely Jennings Fort Worth Mary Neely

Winters Money Stolen From Merchants. Officials Silent

Cry for action after at least sixty thousand dollars in round silver dollars were taken from Winters merchants over the past year. The writer asks why sheriffs or constables did not intervene, arguing the loss harms the town and its future. The money, likely gone forever, would have funded town improvements.

Winters Accepts Natural Gas Offer From Ris ing Star Company

Winters likely to receive natural gas via a $250,000 six inch line with a twelve inch belt line from Cross Cut. Flannigan Morton Falls proposes a twenty year franchise with 150 gas users guaranteed and a $2.60 minimum rate. Work to start soon, with gas flowing within five months, and line extendable to Ballinger.

Chamber of Commerce City Commission Flannigan, Morton & Falls Rising Star Winters Cross Cut Texas Ballinger

Funeral of Mrs M Cann Held Here Today

News reached Winters of the death of Alma Gee McCann in Detroit. Her body arrived in Abilene and funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Winters with Rev. Hal F. Smith officiating. Interment followed in Old Cemetery. Survivors include husband A F McCann father W H Gee and brothers Ed and Albert Gee. Out of town mourners came from Spur Gustine and Jayton.

Alma Gee McCann Detroit Mich Abilene Spill Bros Presbyterian Church Hal. F. Smith Old Cemetery McCann Alma Gee Winters W. H. Gee Tulsa Okla Chicago A. F. McCann Albert Gee Out of Town A. W. Gee Spur L. B. Moore Gustine H. B. Gee Jayton

Winters High School Graduates Honored By First National Bank

The First National Bank congratulates Winters high school graduates number twenty eight with letters and a bank book bearing a one dollar initial deposit. The bank urges prudent finances and regular saving, promising a lasting value from the gift and a future reward for disciplined saving.

First National Bank Winters First National

Committees Appointed to Plan Year’s Biggest Banquet

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the directors set the annual banquet for next Friday evening June 65. Tickets will go on sale by Tuesday morning and all business and professional people are urged to attend. President Shepperd named committees including Banquet and Arrangement chaired by J. M. Skaggs with C. S. Jackson and S. H. Nance. Ticket committees four teams. Program committee chaired by Carl Henslee with H. O. Jones and Rodger Adams.

Chamber of Commerce Shepperd J. M. Skaggs C. S. Jackson S. H. Nance B. G. Owens Geo. Hill Joe Baker Paul Holcomb R. T. Thornton, Jr V. van Zandt Frank Paxton J. I Street Carl Henslee H. O. Jones Rodger Adams

Baccalaureate Sermon Draws Record Winters crowd

Last Sunday a large crowd gathered at the Winters Methodist church for the baccalaureate service for Winters High School graduates. Rev H H Stephens of the Baptist church delivered the sermon on Jesus Christ as the greatest teacher. The program included an eight piece orchestra, solos by Mrs W S Jackson and Mrs A H Smith on piano, and a double quartet led by Mrs Ruth Ramsell singing The Holy City. Invocations by Rev Gid J Bryan and scripture reading by Rev Hal F Smith accompanied the event.

Methodist Church Winters High School H. H. Stephens The Baptist Church W. S. Jackson A. H. Smith Ruth Ramsell Holy City Gid J. Bryan Hal F. Smith Stephens Jesus Christ

Attempted hold up near town reported

Mr and Mrs R T Lewis were driving home near C Kornegays when a man leaped on the running board at midnight last Monday. He grabbed Mrs Lewis by the arm. Mr Lewis sped the car, throwing the intruder off. The assailant vanished into the night.

R. T. Lewis C. Kornegay Mr. Lewis

Training School Postponed After Protracted Meeting

The contemplated training school for the First Baptist Sunday School has been postponed until after the protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church. The training school will be held the week following the meeting starting June 22, announced by J. C. Watts in September.

First Baptist Sunday School The Presbyterian Church J. C. Watts

Winters Junior Band Concert at Tinkle Park

The Winters Junior Band directed by Joe Ward performs tonight at 8 in Tinkle Park. The program includes Invercargill March, Raggy Trombone, Melodies from Fanstake, A Warrior Bold, Dixie Blues, The Rambler, Golden Rod Waltz, and Stars and Stripes Forever. Proceeds benefit the junior musicians. attendance encouraged.

Tinkle Park Winters Joe ‘Ward Invercargill Lithgow Kiefer Becceaees Warner Stars and Stripes

Prominent Citizen Dies at Wilmeth

J. W. Moreland, a prominent citizen of Wilmeth, died Tuesday May 26 at age seventy five after long residence in the Wilmeth community. Funeral services were led by Rev. Foster of Abilene, with interment in Winters cemetery. Spill Bros. Funeral Directors handled arrangements. Survived by six children, five sons and one daughter. Enterprise extends heartfelt sympathy.

J. W. Moreland Wilmeth Rev. Foster Abilene Winters Cemetery Spill Bros

Miss Mattie Cooke Returns From Robstown Teaching

Miss Mattie Cooke returned Saturday from Robstown where she has been teaching the past year. We are glad to have her back in Winters and hope she will stay with us.

Mattie Cooke Robstown

Local visitors and fishing notes from Winters events

Messrs H B Hodge and W A Pace returned Friday from the Pecos river after several days of fishing with a twenty pound largest catch. Mr and Mrs L E Sanford and Mr and Mrs S P Cobb of Coleman visited Winters on Friday for Mrs Callan's recital. Dr J T Boon and family of Bradshaw have moved to Winters to reside.

H. B. Hodge W. A. Pace Pecos River J. T. Boon Bradshaw Winters

Owens Drug Installs New 8 Hole Frigidaire Unit

Owens Drug Co completes installation of an eight opening Frigidaire refrigeration unit to replace a smaller model. The store owns the machine outright and will use it for any cream the firm chooses to sell. Turney Whigham begins a five room bungalow in the town’s southwest area.

Owens Drug Co Turney Whigham

Holliday Couple Seen in Abilene This Week

Mr and Mrs J F Holliday visited the city during the first part of the week, staying a few days in Abilene.

J. F. Holliday of Abilene

Street tax debate urges full payment despite past failure

The speaker compares street tax nonpayment to excuses for other debts and urges citizens to pay in full. He notes only two cases of nonpayment last year and promises to do his part to ensure all contribute, believing streets will be in better condition.

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Mr. Childers Temple Baylor First Baptist Church Tellers Ferris Callan Winters Ice & Fuel Public Spirited Institution C of C Mrs. Faris Callan Marjorie McAdams Christine Barnett Miss Margaret "Brown Bill Booster Ake Bie Sd
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