Winters Blizzards Rise in 5-AA Standings Surprise Predictors
As 5-AA play begins, Winters climbs to the top with a 2-2-1 start, beating expectations by defeating Hamlin and tying Coleman while facing Stamford, Haskell, and others. Predictions shift as the season unfolds, with Anson and Colorado City also in the mix.
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Kerrville Couple Visits Kin During Homecoming Weekend
Mr and Mrs Albert Kiefer of Kerrville visited his mother Mrs W J Kiefer and relatives over the weekend. They attended the homecoming game and a reception Friday night.
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Kerrville
W. J. Kiefer
Texas Constitutional Amendments on November 8 Vote
State voters will decide 16 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution on November 8. Major attention centers on No. 11 expanding the Water Development Fund to 400 million dollars and broader uses, and No. 7 replacing the poll tax with annual voter registration. Also covered are amendments on judges, tax exemptions, school district boundaries, armed forces voting, session terms, university funds, airport authorities, conservation districts, retirement systems, survivor benefit for emergency personnel, moving restrictions, hospital districts, intercounty contracts, and private or federal funds for disability aid. Bollworm deadline extended to October 30 for 17 Zone 4 counties including Harris and Galveston.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Armed Services
Arlington State College
Permanent University Fund
Conservation District
Oil production allowance raised again by Texas railroad board
The Texas Railroad Commission increased November’s oil production allowable to 34.5 percent of capacity, the second hike in a row and the highest since June. It sets output at 3,179,115 barrels per day versus 3,154,384 in October, with last year’s November at 2,884,856 at 28.4 percent. The commission cited strong demand for gasoline and kerosene and dwindling crude stocks.
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Court actions span Dallas Ruby trial to loan interest ruling
Dallas County DA asks Court of Criminal Appeals to reconsider Ruby case new trial ruling. Supreme Court refuses to revisit a Dallas ad restraint on movie ratings. Court orders a new trial in Burnet County loan interest dispute. Seguin school district may re assess invalid property values.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Supreme Court
Burnet County
Fredericksburg Loan Association
Texas Moves to Let Municipalities Issue Revenue Bonds
The Texas Industrial Commission urges the Legislature to propose a constitutional amendment allowing cities to issue revenue bonds to finance facilities and attract industry. Bonds would be repaid from rents, a measure advocated amid a tight money market.
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Highway department to award historic bids and project
October contracts will set two highway department records. Bids totaling about 50 million dollars mark the largest department outlay in history, led by the 12 million dollar Dallas Interstate Highway 635 project as the biggest single undertaking.
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Dallas
Texas Agencies Disburse Federal Funds For Schools
Federal funds totaling 3,098,383 remain available through the Texas Education Agency for about 300 school districts to educate deprived children. Workmen's Compensation premiums are predicted to fall eight tenths of one percent December 1, cutting 1,225,000 in premiums for Texas employers. A 329,090 grant to the Texas Office of Economic Opportunity funds technical aid for communities joining the war on poverty.
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Texas University student visits father and relatives
Kenneth Onken a student at the University of Texas at Austin spent the weekend visiting his father Marvin Onken and other relatives and friends.
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Kenneth Onken
Texas University At Austin
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North Texas student visits with Kettler family
Leroy Kettler, a student at North Texas University in Denton, spent a weekend visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs L W Kettler.
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Leroy Kettler
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L. W. Kettler
Charity Circle Meets At Mrs. Lillie Marks Home
Mrs. Lillie Marks hosted the Charity Caroline Circle of the First Methodist Church at her home Tuesday morning. Circle chairman Mrs. M E Leeman presided as program included Prayer and Self Denial led by Mrs. Frank Mitchell with assistance from Mrs. A L Mayo. A meditation by Mrs Leeman and opening prayer by Miss Frances Stricklin. Special offering for the Deacon's Fund and Community Centers taken by Mrs. Gattis Neely. Benediction by Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Coffee and cake served to Mesdames Neely Mitchell Leeman Mayo Stricklin and the hostess.
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Caroline Circle
First Methodist Church
M. ._E. Leeman
Frank Mitchell
A. L. Mayo
Leeman
Frances Stricklin
Gattis Neely
Deacon’s Fund
Firemen's Auxiliary Hosts Hobo Party at Hatcher Home
October meeting of the Firemen's Auxiliary, held at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hatcher's home, featured slum gullion served from newspapers and tea in odd shaped jars. New member Ed Otwell joined. Mrs. Easterly won best hobo costume. Plans made for Mexican dinner to firemen next Tuesday. November meeting set for Blue Flame Room Abilene.
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Bob Hatcher
Jerry B. Whitlow
Ellis Moore
Ed Otwell
Blue Flame
Abilene
Easterly
Mmes. H. A. Henderson
Bedford, Whitlow
Jack Harrison
Robert Carey
James Spill
Card of Thanks for Lynn Canady Loss
The family expresses gratitude for the sympathy shown after the death of Lynn Canady. Thanks for food, flowers, cards, prayers, and kind words. Special thanks to the Methodist Church of Winters and the Seventh Street Baptist Church of Ballinger for meals.
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Methodist Church of
Winters Independent Schools Halloween Lunch Menu
The menu lists daily lunch offerings from Monday October 31 to Friday November 4 at Winters Independent Schools. Items include spooky themed options for Halloween and varied meals with sides, desserts, and milk.
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Sell Your White Elephant in Winters Enterprise
Advertise in The Winters Enterprise Classified Column to reach local buyers quickly and turn unwanted items into cash. The column targets residents seeking bargains and sellers clearing space with concise listings.
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Junior Lutherans Hold Regular Meeting at Education Building
The Junior Lutherans gathered in the church Education Building for a regular meeting. Karen Simpson gave the devotional, Tommy Miller led prayer, and Jeffery led the offering after a song to start.
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Tommy Miller
Jeffery
Local Social Hosts Honor O'Dell and Howard Pruser
Mrs. W. Withrens and Mrs. Don Marks organized a gathering with hostesses serving refreshments to the group. Classified Ads Get Results.
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Howard Pruser
W. Withrens
Don Marks
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