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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1936

Page

5

Cross Plains Blizzards Claim Win Over Winters

The Cross Plains Blizzards defeated Winters 12 to 2 in a league game last Friday night. Fullback Homer scored both Ish counters while Hodge connected with Childs for a 40 yard touchdown. Cross Plains held Winters on defense with strong ground gains and prevents.

Cross' Plains Cross ‘Plains Homer Hodge Childs S Plains Cross Plains Cross Ramsel

Special Features Booked for Ballinger County Fair

Entertainment for the Runnels County Fair at Ballinger includes booked acts for crowds. Officials announced special features to attract attendees and showcase local talent during the event.

Ballinger

Pool Hall Closed For Second Time. Owner Faces Charge

Snyder man R. McMullen was jailed in Runnels County on a charge of operating a pool hall after deputies arrested him Saturday. Sheriff Holt warned against similar clubs and illegal punch boards as a grand jury planned a fall term investigation beginning November 16 into punch boards and related devices.

R. McMullen Snyder Runnels County C. R. Hightower W. ‘A. ‘Holt Holt Dallas McMullen 119Th District Court

Methodist Ladies to Serve Turkey Dinner

Busy housewives merchants and employees farm people and out of town visitors will have an opportunity Saturday to eat a good home cooked dinner at the old Main Drug company building next door to the Winters State bank. The ladies of the First Methodist church will serve a turkey dinner for less money than a similar meal would cost if cooked at home.

Main Drug Company

Preview of Green Pastures Draws Invited Guests

An advanced showing of Marc Connelly's Pulitzer prize winning play Green Pastures was hosted by manager H J Hodge for invited guests on Thursday afternoon. The prevue aimed to gauge local opinion on the widely discussed production amid mixed reviews from various towns and cities.

Marc Connelly Green Pastures H. ‘J. “Hodge

Runnels Ginners to Get 10151 From Bankhead Aid

Ginners in Runnels County are to receive 10151 dollars under the Bankhead Ginners’ Compensation Act. State officials note 2674.438 bases in Texas have applications, with 3077 contracts approved totaling 643607.19 dollars. For 1985 season, 40605 bales ginned. Winters leads with 10098 bales.

Runnels John A. Barton Texas College’Station Internal Revenue

Lions Protest Diversion Of Highway Funds

After a Lions club luncheon in Tuncheon a round table session saw Secretary T D Coupland ordered to wire State Senator E M Davis and Representative H B Sessions urging them to oppose Governor James V Allreds plan to move 3 000 000 from the state highway fund to the old age pension fund.

Lions Club Tuncheon T. D. Coupland E. M. Davis H. B. Sessions James V. Allred State Highway Fund Old Age Pension Peggy Jean Lindley Hallie Holwegley Jno W. Norman E. D. Stringer T.A. Smith

Reid closes on 52 acre Meek property near Crews Road

H K Reid secured the old Meek area 52 acres just half a mile from Crews Road. He plans tearing down the existing house and constructing two modern homes on the site. Expected move to occur once construction finishes.

Meek

Local Cannery to Begin Canning Meats

Miss Loretta Wallace, superintendent, announces meat canning at the local cannery on a 50 50 basis with producers supplying lard. Since June 9 the cannery has canned 29 000 vegetables and fruits with only 174 spoilage cans. The plant runs several weeks more with 28 women and 4 men on payroll daily.

Loretta Wallace Miss Wallace Misa Wallace

Franklin Schools Begin 1936-37 Session Next Monday

Franklin schools start the 1936 37 session next Monday morning at 9 o’clock. Faculty and trustees urge full attendance and invite patrons as welcome guests for the first day.

Franklin Franklin School

Winters Receives First Tax Payment For Old Dunnam Stock

City secretary Roxie Floyd reports the first tax receipt of the year covers delinquent and current taxes on the Dunnam stock groceries. She notes current-year payments are coming in well and expect a higher collection rate than in recent years.

Winters Dunnam Roxie Floyd Floyd

Stringer Family Returns From Austin Hospital Visit

Mrs. E. D. Stringer and her daughter Mary Elaine returned home Wednesday after visiting Mrs Stringer's grandmother in Austin where she had been at her bedside.

Miss Hawkins Visits Parents During Weekend

Miss Jewell Hawkins, a student nurse at Hendricks Memorial Hospital in Abilene, visited her parents Mr and Mrs E D Hawkins over the past weekend.

Jewell Hawkins Hendricks Memorial Hospital Abilene E. D. Hawkins

Miss Mildred Smith Visits Abi lene Parents

Miss Mildred Smith of Abi lene visited her parents Mr and Mrs J D Smith on Sunday. She is a nurse at Hendricks Memorial Hospital.

Mildred. Smith Abilene J. D. Smith Miss Smith Hendricks Memorial Hospital

Government Cotton Estimate Up 488,000 Bales

The Department of Agriculture reports this year's cotton crop as of October 1 at 11,609,000 bales of 500 pounds, up 488,000 from last month. Prices rose about 1 dollar to 1.59 per bale, closing with a 50 to 60 cent gain. October 1 crop condition was 61.8 percent of normal, lint yield 186.9 pounds per acre, and ginnings to Oct. 1 totaled 6,030,940 bales, up from last year.

Department of Agriculture

Cotton Gin Totals Surface in Local Area

Figures from local gins show 9,007 bales of cotton ginned so far from the current crop. Estimates suggest total ginnings may reach 12,000 to 15,006 bales, likely exceeding last year’s 10,098.

Runnels County Students to Centennial Exposition

Dallas October 6 Residents of Winters and nearby areas may visit the Texas Centennial Exposition on November 8 and 9 for one cent per mile round trip. Rail fare is about $2.60. The plan covers 1.5 million Texas school children with railroads granting the rate to adults as well. The trip includes two full days at the exposition with housing and expenses provided.

Dallas

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