Pheasant Season Promises Good Hunting in Panhandle
Texas plans a December 13 opening for nine days in the Panhandle with a two cock daily bag limit and four in possession. Last year produced healthy birds weighing over two pounds as biologists report birds in good condition across six Panhandle counties. About 26 000 hunters bagged 18 000 cock pheasants in the season.
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Panhandle
Jack Parsons
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Dick DeArment
Winters Enterprise Page Three Friday News Briefs
A compact page from Winters Enterprise reports local briefs from Winters Texas dated Friday in 1969. Readers get quick items on community happenings, announcements, and short notes about town events and people.
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the Winters Enterprise
Texas
Aera
Miss Patton Hosts Wingate Sew and Sew Club Meeting
Miss Mildred Patton hosted the Wingate Sew and Sew Club at Fellowship Hall in the Methodist Church Tuesday. Mrs Lorene Kinard led the business meeting in place of the president, who was hospitalized. Thirteen members and three visitors attended with coffee and punch served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Faye Pinegar on October 14.
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Mildred Patton
Wingate
Methodist Church
Lorene Kinard
J. R. Woodfin
North Runnels Hospital
Mesdames
Nellie Adcock
Ella Byrd
Ona Lindsey
Faye Pinegar
Grace Smith
Willie Pritchard
Madelin King
Flossie Kirkland
Minnie Williams
Lorene Kitard
D. D., Bradford
Julia Hancock
Annie Fay King
Bessie Phillips
Vida Talley
Reserve forces activated during Berlin Crisis of 1961
In 1961 the Berlin Crisis triggered activation of reserve forces to augment the Regular Army. About 75,000 Army Reserve personnel were called to active duty for up to one year.
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Berlin
Army Reserve
Army Reserve schooling drew large 1967 attendance
More than 21,000 attended U. S. Army Reserve schools during 1967. There were 357 such schools operating in the United States Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
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U. S. Army Reserve
United States
Puerto Rico
Philippines
ROTC Commissions Form Major Route for Army Reserve Officers
More than six in ten senior U S Army Reserve officers earned their commissions at colleges through ROTC program. This indicates ROTC remains the principal source of leadership for reserve units across the nation.
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U. S. Army Reserve
Southside YW A Weekly Meeting Led by Zola Crowley
The Southside Baptist YW A met Wednesday night at 7:00 in the church. Zola Crowley, president, opened with scripture as Linda Allen led singing and Pauline Haney with Mrs Roy Rice presented Light through an Open Door. Attendees included Linda, Shirley, Susie, Sandy Bates, Betty Knight, Zola Crowley, Pauline Haney, Mrs Elwood Wade and Mrs Roy Rice.
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Southside Baptist Y.W.A
Zola Crowley
Linda Allen
Roy Rice
Pauline
Forest Service Publishes Wild Fire Statistics Report
The Forest Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture issues Wild Fire Statistics an annual inventory detailing fire damage across forests.
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Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs Ella Deaton 79 Died. Abilene Resident and Mother of Eli Deaton
Mrs Ella Deaton age 79 of Williamsburg Nursing Home died at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday of last week. She was mother of Eli Deaton of Winters and longtime Abilene resident. Services were held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Elliott's Chapel of Memories, with Rev. Gerald Cates and Rev. R. M. Parsley officiating. Burial followed in Hamby Cemetery. She was born December 24, 1889 in Mississippi and came to Texas in 1892, later moving to Abilene. She married W. H. Deaton in 1905. She is survived by her son Eli, two daughters, a brother, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Ella Deaton
Williamsburg Nursing Home
Eli Deaton
Winters
Elliott’s
Chapel of Memories
Abilene
Gerald Cates
Highland Park Baptist Church
R. M. Parsley
Hamby Cemetery
Deaton
Mississippi
Texas
Collin County
W. H
Bill) Deaton
College View Baptist Church
Hattie
Eli
C. E. McClatche
Forest Service burn area totals and 1967 figures
The Forest Service reports last year 4 232 000 acres burned of 1 165 039 000 acres. In 1967 the burned area was 4 658 586 acres. Read the Classified Ads.
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Forest Service
United States
Hunting Safety Urged By TSA For Texas Sportsmen
Texas sportsmen are urged to use a double barreled approach to hunting safety combining boating and gun handling. George W Perry advises duck hunters to wear bright gear, know boat capacity, stay ashore in high waves, and unload guns after the hunt.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Safety Association
George Wi. Perry
Dallas
Safety Association
Perry
Texas Communities Tomorrow program unveiled for towns
Governor Smith announced a initiative to revitalize Texas small towns by creating a central information hub for government aid and access to technical and financial know how. He warned that hometowns are becoming crowded cities or decaying into nothingness.
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Smith
Texas
Alumni ROTC career paths show diverse leadership roles
About half of Army ROTC alumni reach top corporate positions or executive roles. Twelve percent run their own businesses, ten percent work in education, ten percent serve in government at local state or federal levels, nine percent are lawyers, six percent are bankers, and three percent fall into other occupations.
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Army Rotc
Richard H. George Died Friday in N Runnels Hospital
Richard H. George 81 died at 3 10 a m Friday in the North Runnels Hospital Winters after admission the prior Saturday. Funeral services were Sunday 2 p m at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Walter C Probst officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Survived by a sister in law and two nieces. Pallbearers named from local families.
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Richard H. George
North Runnels Hospital
Winters
Spill Memorial Chapel
Walter C. Probst
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fairview Cemetery
Richard, H. George
Germany
America
Texas
Runnels County
Marie Tomplins
St. John's Lutheran Church
Alfred George
Taylor
B. T. Gardner
L. D. Gideon
George Pruser
August Stoecker
Bill Hoppe
E. E. Thormeyer
Card of Thanks from the Helm family
The family of Mrs. Bert Helm expresses heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy and help in their sorrow. They gratefully acknowledge the beautiful service, floral offerings, food, cards, letters and other kindnesses and hope to be a comfort in return.
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Bert Helm
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