Winners of 1933 Fire Prevention Posters Named
November 1933 results list high school and Ward School winners in fire prevention poster contest. Names include Athene Ramsel Majorie Bledsoe Agnes Salge and Roland Pierce Buddy Ramsel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Stringer
Athene Ramsel
Majorie Bledsoe
Agnes Salge
Roland Pierce
James Ira Booth
Ward
Mildred Brannon
Jane Woods
Mary Maddox
Buddy Ramsel
W. T. Williams
Euell Byers
Cora Nell Dodd
Elizabeth Hall
Lois Ward
R. G. Dunnam
Billie Joe Robinson
Robert Gaston
Homer Hodge
University of Texas
U.T
Mandy Lee Smith
Baylor University
Winters
Coyette Bridge
Bucey and Childs
Runnels County
H-Su
University
C. C. Clifton
Myra Nell Hamer
Edna Virden
Frances Lyle
Mildred Smith
Helen Love Smith
Arzene Hodge
Emma Kay Wheeless
Matthiel Middlebrook
Floy Hood
Culture Club hosts guest tea at First Methodist Church
Junior Culture Club members held a guest tea Tuesday in the First Methodist Church parlors. Hosts were Mrs. Weldon Minzenmayer Mrs. B J Colburn and Mrs. Dennis Poe. 35 guests registered as James Hinds shared slides on his Middle East trip including Baghdad West Berlin Athens Tehran Sands Arabia Rome and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Weldon Minzenmayer
B. J. Colburn
Dennis Poe
Colburn
Poe
Minzenmayer
India
James Hinds
Middle East
Hinds
Iraq
Bagdad
Germany
United States
West Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin
Athens
Greece
Tehran
Iran
Sands
Arabia
Rome
Paris
Junior Lutherans Plan Yule Party At Monthly Meeting
The Junior Lutherans held a regular meeting led by president Butch Spill with group singing and Psalm readings. Officers and attendees participated in offering meditation, roll call, minutes, and a treasurer report while plans were made for a Christmas party and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Spill
Dennis Wessels
Zola Ruth Crowley
Rhonda Gerhart
Joanne Hoppe
Nancy Ueckert
David Wilson
Pam Watson
A. N. Crowley
W. B. Hoppe
Calvin Hoppe
Boles Family Holiday Visit From Waco
Mr and Mrs Roeneal Boles of Waco are spending the Thanksgiving holidays in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Monroe Boles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Mrs. Roeneal Boles
Mrs. Monroe Boles
Babson urges UN to oversee world whale industry
Roger Babson proposes United Nations control of whaling to protect female whales and develop a new global industry. He cites past cattle-models, argues UN oversight could fund the UN and end quotas violations, and urges ocean exploration and bottom wealth discovery as a national priority.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
United Nations
New Bedford
Nebraska
Arctic
Antarctic
Moon
West
E. W. Scripps
William Loeb
Nackey
Thanks for kindness at death of William M. Hord
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of husband and father William M. Hord. Special thanks go to St. John's Lutheran Church members, Rev. Ramsey, Rev. Holck, Dr. C. T. Rives, Spill Funeral Home, Spill Bros. Co, and the E. E. Thormeyer family. They also thank those who sent flowers and meals and the Ladies Aid for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hord
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Gardner
Ted Meyer
Spill Funeral Home
Spill Bros. Co
Ramsey
Holck
C. T. Rives
E. E. Thormeyer
Itp
Visits in Comanche Reach Harkins Family Ties
Mrs. A F Harkins spent Sunday in Comanche with Mr and Mrs Walter Dixon former residents of Winters. Other relatives in the Dixon home include Mrs Harkin s son and wife Mr and Mrs Marcy Robertson of Ballinger her daughter Mrs Oneil Overman and grandson Mr and Mrs Deverle Overman of Fort Worth Mrs Jobie Dean a granddaughter and her husband of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Harkins
Comanche
Walter Dixon
Winters
Dixon
Religion Calls for Fairness in Dealings with Others
A columnist argues that true religion requires a willingness to offer others a square deal and fair treatment in all interactions. The piece emphasizes integrity and equitable conduct as core religious virtues.
Population growth and birth control push in Washington meeting
A national conference in Washington discussed population growth with Rev. John O'Brien of Notre Dame urging prudent birth regulation. The meeting backed expanding birth control information through schools churches and media at low or no cost. Martin Luther King urged church leaders to support interracial marriages to advance civil rights, with ministers seen endorsing broader racial mixing and potential repeal of anti intermarriage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Fisher
Washington
John O’brien
Notre Dame University
Martin Luther King
Martin Luther
Week of Prayer Observed by Crews WSCS at Oct Meeting
Crews WSCS held its Week of Prayer program at the October meeting at the Methodist Church. Lunch was served at noon. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Johnson led the day’s program with Rev and Mrs Grace of Talpa in attendance. The group finished the study course The Spiritual Classics taught by Mrs Hazel Mae Bragg. Attendees included Mrs Cora Petrie Mrs Hazel Mae Bragg and Mrs Pearl Davis who also attended the Brownwood District WSCS meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crews Womans Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Winters Post Legion Hall Meeting December 2
All members of the Winters Post of the American Legion are urged to attend a meeting at the Legion Hall on Monday December 2. Services officer H A Baker notes the gathering is important for the post and asks full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Winters
The
American Legion
H. A. Baker
Joe Young Named Chairman of Men's Hall at Wayland
Joe Young son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Young Winters Rural Route has been elected Social Chairman of Mc Donald Hall men s residence at Wayland Baptist College Plainview He is a 1958 Winters High School graduate majoring in religion and minoring in English He is a member of the Ministerial Alliance Mission Band and Chi Omicron the newly formed social fraternity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Young
Fred C. Young
Winters
McDonald Hall
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Winters High School
Young
Ministerial Alliance
Mission Band
Chi Omicron
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude After Hospital Stay
J C Eager thanks neighbors and friends for cards letters and visits during his hospital stay and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta Hospital
J. C
Andrew Carnegie's early pay and first job earnings
A fragment notes Andrew Carnegie the steel magnate earned only two cents per hour at his first job and later amassed hundreds of thousands. The line hints at his rise from modest wages to wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
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Bill Carter
Battle of the
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Culture Club
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John D. Rockefeller
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