Band Mothers Tea Honors Fifth Grade Students
The Band Mothers Club hosted a tea Tuesday afternoon in the homemaking cottage to honor mothers of fifth grade band students. Mrs. Homer Stoecker Mrs. Buford Baldwin and Mrs. Buck Matthews served as hostesses. President Mrs. J. W. Bahlman presided at a crystal and white linen table with a crystal centerpiece of white miniature mums and blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Mothers Club
Homer Stoecker
Buford Baldwin
Buck Matthews
J. W. Bahlman
Blizzard Band Teaches Coordination Through Precision Marching
The Blizzard Band emphasizes precision marching over mere entertainment, using marching and instrument play without music to teach coordination. The program requires each member to perform at their best continually as forty five ladies viewed film clips from three prior football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blizzard
Town and Country Garden Club Meets in Moreland Home
The Town and Country Garden Club held a Wednesday morning meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moreland. New members elected include Mesdames D. L. Goss Frank Mitchell Clem Rozmen A. N. Crowley Charles Pinkerton and Lon McDonald with Mrs. R. C. Maddox named as an inactive member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Garden Club
D. L. Moreland
Mesdames D. L. Goss
Frank Mitchell
Clem Rozmen
A. N. Crowley
Charles Pinkerton
Lon McDonald
R. C. Maddox
Reese Hayes
Olney
Henry McCreight
Floyd Sims
Mesdames
T. H. Worthington
Robert Everett
Geo. Rosson
W. N. Reese
George Briley
Wayne Bedford
R. L. Briley Sr
E. L. Goss
F. C. Mills
George Poe
Weekend Visitors At Hantsche Home
Weekend visitors in the T. F. Hantsche home were their child ren, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith, Margie and Danny of San Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hantsche and sons of Hobbs, N. M. Byron and Zane remained for an extended visit with their grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hantsche
A. F. Smith
Margie
Danny
San Angelo
Harvey Hantsche and Sons
Hobbs
N. M. Byron
Zane
Orderly Industrious Fair Temperate Prize Motto
The quotation praises virtue and discipline as the path to prize. It emphasizes moderation and fairness as key traits for achievement and recognition in life.
Runnels County Food Service Assn Holds October Meeting
Twenty eight members attended the Runnels County School Food Service Association gathering in Miles on October 8. Highlights from the Tyler state convention were shared by Winters residents Mesdames Russell Parker Nitsch Whitlow and by Ballinger residents Mrs Routh and Mrs Canady. Mary Ruth Cervenka demonstrated Austin State Workshop tips for supervisors. Next meeting set for November 12 in Winters with Mrs Joe May presenting Proper Procedure for Banquets and the selection of the average lunchroom worker.
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Tyler
Mesdames Russell
Parker
Nitsch
Installation Service For Esther Sunday School Class
The First Baptist Church Esther Sunday School Class held an installation service Saturday evening at the Frierson home. Educator Loyd Roberson led with the theme Jewels and Durability Treasure Chest using Malachi 3 16 18. Officers installed included D L Moreland president F C Mills vice president Bill Morton secretary treasurer and Joe Slaton assistant with Robert Everett Jewel Wheeless Gene Virden C E Whitmire as group leaders and A T Williams assistant teacher. Refreshments were served to those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Baptist Church
V. L. Frierson
Loyd Roberson
D. L. Moreland
F. C. Mills
Bill Millorn
Joe Slaton
Robert Everett
Jewel Wheeless
Gene Virden
C. E. Whitmire
A. T. Williams
Frierson
George Poe
Elizabeth Mitchell Elected To Pledge Chi's At Baylor
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Mitchell elected to the fall pledge class of Chi's service club for women at Baylor University She is a junior majoring in home economics and a Winters High School graduate of 1958.
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Mattie Elizabeth Mitchell
A. L. Mitchell
Chi’s
Service Club
Baylor University
Miss Mitchell
Winters High School
Winters City invites sealed bids for oil and gas lease
The Winters City Council will meet October 31, 1960 at 7:30 p.m. to receive written sealed bids for leasing a 5.6 acre tract of city land in the M Fitzpatrick Survey No. 492 Abstract No. 195, lying within Winters Texas city limits. Bids will be opened and awarded to the highest and/or best bidder at the council's discretion if values reflect fair value.
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City of
Winters
Texas
M. Fitzpatrick
E. B
S. B
N. W
S. W
B. W. Claunch
Winters Public Schools Lunch Menu Week of Oct 17
For the week of October 17 Winters Public Schools serves Western spaghetti with buttered spinach and boiled eggs. Barbecued cheeseburgers with pinto beans. Baked ham with green beans and scalloped potatoes. Mexican dinner enchiladas with red beans and Spanish rice. and a Friday choice of hot dogs or pimento cheese sandwich with sides. Each day ends with milk.
Norton 4-H Club Met Monday in school lunch room
Norton 4-H Club met Monday October 10 in the school lunch room with Miss Ollie Chenoweth Runnels County Home Demonstration Agent. Mrs. Gregor and Mrs. Gottschalk leaders were present. After the business session Miss Chenoweth showed the girls how to keep records of their projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton 4-H Club
Ollie Chenoweth
Runnels County
Gregor
Gottschalk
Chenoweth
City seeks bids for oil and gas lease openings in Winters Texas
City notices bidding procedures for oil and gas lease purchases to be opened October 31 1960 at 7 30 PM at Winters City Hall 310 S Main address to Mr Charles W Hester admin class and requires compliance with Railroad Commission and city ordinances. Leila Harter sworn as cashier confirms condition statement truth to best knowledge in Runnels County Texas.
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Railroad Commission
Winters
Texas
Winters City Hall
S. Main
Charles W. Hester
Five Marijohn Wilkins Songs Top 50 Nationwide
Nashville songwriter and singer Marijohn Wilkins, daughter of Karla Melson and niece of B G Owens, has five songs in the national top 50 according to The Cash Box. She has worked for Cedar Wood Publishing in Nashville for two years and earned two trips to Miami and New York.
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Marijohn Wilkins
Nashville
Tennessee
Karla Melson
B. G. Owens
Winters
The
Cash Box
Wilkins
Cedar Wood Publishing Company
Miami
Florida
New York City
Top Fifty Songs Include Carmel By The Sea And More
The list features Carmel By The Sea All I Need is You Guess We Thought The World Would End A Little Boy Called Joe and Nothing is For ever. Mrs Wilkins sings with the Tennessee Valley Singers also featured with The Statues under a Liberty label Marijohn and The Jacks under Columbia contract.
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Joe
Mrs. Wilkins
The
Tennssee
Relatives Attend Funeral of Mrs. Ben Nitsch in Winters
Among mourners at Mrs. Ben Nitsch’s funeral were Emil E. Spill and his daughters Mrs. Leo Matthiesen and Mrs. Arthur P. Vick of San Antonio, former Winters residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nitsch
Emil E. Spill
Leo Matthiesen
Arthur P. Vick
San Antonio
Winters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Band Mothers
Ec Cottage
Bahlman
Bob Gans
Gans
Spill Bros. CO
Winters, Texas
Moreland
Runnels County Food Service Assn
Runnels County School Food Service Association
Miles
Elizabeth Mitchell
Baylor
Dupont Eterior
Dupont
Dierk
Win
Winters Public Schools
Norton
United States
Total
Public Funds
U. S. Gov
State OF Texas
Leila Harter
Gattis Neely
Notary Public
Duncan Hensley
Raymond Dunn
Jno
Q. McAdams
Nation
Wingate
Banking Commissioner of
East Truitt
OAK Farm Milk
Palace Bacon
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