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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1963
Page
2
Outdoors in Texas offers practical advice for staying warm while hunting or fishing in cold weather. Tips cover layering, avoiding excess clothing, proper boot fit, wader choice, toe and cap comfort, and when to drink hot beverages while warning against alcohol.
Buy now pay later promotions from Winters Variety and Hardware invite customers to use a lay-away plan. Promotion highlights a 36-tfc kh tag line.
The article advises avoiding alcohol with gunpowder, notes food boosts body heat, and recommends gloves by activity. Leather gloves suit dry deer hunting while wet conditions require rubberized cotton gloves. Avoid tight gloves, leave shaving to the day after hunting, and carry spare clothes in the car for unexpected conditions.
A brisk note on weather readiness advises travelers to layer and cover up to avoid the chill during sudden rain squalls. It stresses that proper clothing helps maintain comfort and permits continued outdoor enjoyment despite cold, damp conditions.
A fragment notes how the first minor failure in speech can reveal control over the tongue. It warns that grand promises frequently trigger suspicion and scrutiny.
Winters Blizzard football edged Wichita Falls Hirschi Huskies 13-6 on Stamford field to claim regional status. Key plays included a 45-yard drive and a two-yard scoring run by Denny Aldridge, plus a late goal line stand and a last-minute pass for a potential score that was nullified by a penalty.
The Sub Deb Club gathered Tuesday night at Mr. and Mrs. Puckett home with hostess June Puckett. Kathy Dunn led the program and refreshments were served to Sherry Kay Stanford Patsy Winton Judy Kettler June Puckett Kay Green Kathy Dunn Marsha Hays Mary Young Karen Pierce Louise Adams Judy Smith and sponsor Mrs. Bill Cunningham.
Mr and Mrs J D Marshall and children Martin and the twins Ralph and Melinda have moved to Winters from Tyler and are settled in the home of Mrs Roy C Maddox. Mr Marshall has been here for weeks serving as Field Superintendent for Humble Oil Company.
The Gill family expresses gratitude to friends in Winters and the Winters territory for help during a hospital stay. They thank neighbors for acting as good Samaritans when needed.
The future star, Joan Crawford, earned twenty dollars weekly in her first stage job as a dancer in a road show that closed two weeks after opening.
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