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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1972
Page
2
Cut from the original price a brick three-bedroom two-bath home in Wingate Texas with carpeted interior and an attached garage that could become a large den. New price ten thousand five hundred dollars. Contact Mrs Juanita McIlntyre Wingate. 32-6tc
Local notice lists Nadine's Thrift House at 209 North Church Street offering large soft shell native pecans with oval and flat top trunks. The shop remains closed on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Clothing and furniture plus heaters electrical appliances doors window screens car tractor and farm equipment and other items will be sold Saturday at 411 Tinkle hosted by Mrs Paul C Gerhardt.
Abilene Pecan Co offers market price pecans and custom shelling services at 4400 South Treadaway contact 692 0554. Ballinger Salvage Company seeks scrap iron cables and metals.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rice of San Antonio announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Susan Jeanette to Charles Alvin Drake, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Drake of Winters. The wedding is set for November 25 at the First Baptist Church in Winters. The bride is a San Antonio Highlands High School graduate employed by USAA. the groom is a Winters High School graduate employed by Morton's Foods in Dallas.
The Wingate 4 H Horse Club held its first meeting at Paige Baize place. Officers elected include Steve Pritchard president David Bachman vice president Larry Walker secretary Donald Baize reporter and Sue Walker parliamentarian. Members and parents attended.
The Winters 4-H Club met Monday at City Hall with members Francine Austin Tammy Terrell Dawn Austin Ruth Cavanaugh Leslie Dunlap Barbara Henderson Karen Carter Mike Henderson John Carter Douglas Rogers Roger Kruse Rhonda Carter Renee Pierce and Sharon Yates present. Mr and Mrs Frank Carter served refreshments.
The Bethany Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Joe Irvin with co host Mrs. Bill Millorn. Roll call featured Bible verses and opening prayer was led by Mrs. Chester McBeth. Highlights of the Baptist Convention in Abilene were presented by Mrs. Tierce Mrs. Dorsett and Mrs. McBeth. Attendees included Mesdames J. S. Tierce Earl Dorsett J. N. Clark D. L. Moreland Ralph McWilliams Marvin Traylor Chester McBeth Bill Millorn Jack Harrison Gene Virden and Joe Irvin.
The Ladies Aid Circle of St John s Lutheran Church met Thursday afternoon with vice chairwoman Mrs A C Minzenmayer presiding. Program chair Herman Spill led, devotion by Mrs J J Wessels including Thanksgiving article, and Bible study leaders named. A free will offering was taken, a birthday playlet The Missing Treasure Chest was presented, readings and reports given, and Quarters for Bangladesh discussed. Twenty nine members attended as refreshments were served.
Blizzard Boosters select Winters Haskell game stars. Offense pick is Lee Choate. Defense honors go to Rickey Mathis and Oscar Torres.
Miss Glenda Wearden a recent graduate of Glen & Lot tie's School of Beauty has joined the staff as an operator at the Beauty Center. She is a graduate of Winters High School Mary Lynn Presley and Leona Matthies are owners of the
Cub Scout Den 3 of Pack 49 met Monday night at the Scout Hut with full attendance. The November theme Things That Go guided activities to build gliders from foam trays, and Henry Huback added to his Bear progress. Present were Geoffrey Connor Billy Sherman Henry Huback Kerry Mabry Rusty Fry Willard Akeman Larry Brooks and Den Mother Mrs Michael Connor and assistant Mrs M B Sherman.
Greg Berry director of the Howard Payne College Band will hold a band clinic in the Winters Band Hall Tuesday night November 14 for all 130 members of the Winters Blizzard Band.
Accompanying the Howard Payne director will be twelve senior band directors majors who will assist in the clinic. The session is a polishing-up event for the Blizzard Band ahead of the UIL contests set for Brownwood on Saturday, November 18.
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