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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1968
Page
3
The schedule lists multiple A and B level games and tournaments for December through February. Notable dates include Wylie Winters tourney play December 3 to 7, Lakeview events in December and January, and matchups with Merkel, Hamlin, Anson, Ballinger, Coleman, and Stamford across home and away venues.
The list shows girls eighth grade basketball games with dates and venues. Robert Lee plays on December 5 and 27, Jim Ned tournament December 12 to 14, Coleman and Blackwell appear in January games at home and away with 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. starts.
A compact listing shows December dates for Wylie Winters tournament on Dec. 5 to 7, Jim Ned events on Dec. 10, Lakeview on Dec. 12, Ballinger on Dec. 17, Merkel on Dec. 19, with San Angelo tournament Dec. 26 to 28 and Big Lake tournament on Jan. 2, including venue hints.
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A simple camp hack suggests running an outboard motor briefly to heat water for shaving. Collect the water from the water pump exhaust for ready warm lather.
The fighting bonefish can take off as much as 1,00 feet of line in as little as 18 inches of water on its initial run.
Funeral Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel for Mrs. Perk McKenzie 72 with Rev. Jack Davis and Rev. John Henry Glass officiating. Burial Lake view Cemetery. She died Friday November 18 after two years illness. Survived by daughter Myrtle King, sister Ollie Warren, brother Vollie Pendleton and several nieces and nephews.
Texas A&M Extension economist John G. Mc Haney notes one farm worker feeds himself and over 42 others. National Farm City Week runs Nov 22 28. He cites rising rural efficiency, machinery, and fuel links to urban jobs and the economy, stressing agriculture as a foundation of high living standards and a time to recognize agricultural achievements.
The menu lists daily meals from Monday December 2 to Friday December 6. It includes meatloaf with sides, hamburgers, chicken pie, southern fried chicken, and toasted cheese sandwich with various accompaniments and milk options.
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during my hospital stay and after returning home. Grateful thanks for food, visits, cards, letters, and to the nurses and Dr Rives. My family joins me in thanking you all.
Janis Kay Gray and Jimmy Glenn of Walters Oklahoma set their wedding for January 23 at 7 pm in the Winters Church of Christ with Glenn Gray officiating. Gray a Winters High School graduate and secretary at Winters Welding Works, Glenn a Walters High School graduate and Abilene Christian College junior, are active in local student organizations and sports.
A heartfelt note from Mrs. Billy Ray Howard and Mrs. R. L. Howard and children thanks friends for food flowers memorials and comfort after the sudden death of Bill. They express enduring appreciation and a promise to repay kindness someday God bless each of you. Cork Keeps Call Clean-If your game calls get filled up with pieces of dust and tobacco from your pockets try sticking a cork in the bugle end keeps one clean.
Wingate meeting led by Mrs. Alpheus Hill with officers and members present. Christmas program plans drawn and Mrs Wayne Owens named queen for the week. Family visits report: Nolan Cave and Bill Hamiltons attend funeral. Alex and B H Denson guests. Sol Doggett ill after brain surgeries. Doc Pinegar recovering from auto crash. Local moves and hospital visits noted among Wingate residents.
Advice for parents to attach a small bell to a child’s jacket so a moving child gives audible warning if he heads toward trouble during outings. The tip mirrors hunting dog training methods to improve safety.
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