New Faculty Members at Winters High School
Winters High School introduces three new teachers: William Grissom returns as coach and social studies teacher after earlier post in Breckenridge. Jimmy Smith joins as Vocational Agriculture teacher, a Winters alumnus. Trena Holmes fills Spanish and World History, former substitute in Abilene schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High School
William Grissom
McMurry College
Winters
Grissom
Breckenridge
Jimmy Smith
San Angelo College
Texas Technological College
Smith
Anson
Trena Holmes
Shallowater High School
Opening Day Assembly at School Signals New Year
An 8 30 a m August 31 assembly opened the school year with Student Council president Danny Killough presiding. Elaine Campbell led the Pledge, John Patterson offered the prayer, and Randall Boles introduced council and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Killough
Elaine Campbell
John Patterson
America
Randall Boles
Christian
Joyce
Winters High Welcomes New Students in Opening Day
Winters High School introduced new students to the school community on the opening day of classes. Among them is Fred Gray a junior who moved from East London South Africa where his father serves as a missionary.
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Winters High
Fred Gray
East London
South Africa
Winters High Welcomes Large, Notable New Student Group
Janice Gray returns as a junior from Athens Texas with an uncle in the Church of Christ. Doug McLemore arrives from Sacramento California as a junior and noted drummer. New seniors include Davy Brock and his younger brother Bill, both from Gainesville. Meg Leathers comes as a sophomore from Novice, Kathy Towery joins fresh men from Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Gray
Athens, Texas
Fred
Church of Christ
Winters
Sacramento
California
Doug McLemore
Davy Brock
Bill
Davy
Gainsville
Meg Leathers
Kathy Towery
Ballinger
Student Council Coke Party Kicks Off School Term
The Blizzard football field hosted the annual Student Council coke party on Tuesday August 30 at 7 30 p m Cookies and cold drinks were served to students and faculty President Danny Killough introduced Principal Mr Joyce who welcomed attendees Cheerleaders for 1966 67 led new cheers learned in summer camp Maria Shaw led as head cheerleader with Jan Merck Linda Smith Cherilyn Beard and Jody Hall in supporting roles Event deemed a success by the council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Killough
Joyce
Maria Shaw
Jan Merck
Linda Smith
Cherilyn Beard
Jody Hall
Industrial Clinic Coordinates Plant Site Search Data
The unit serves as a coordinator for about 1000 industrial development professionals from banks, railroads, utilities, chambers of commerce, and other groups. It maintains close contact with community and Area groups that can service industry needs.
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Chambers of Commerce
Labor Day weekend visitors in Port Lavaca
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ueckert and others visited Port Lavaca over Labor Day weekend joining Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Aschen Lauree Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ueckert.
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Port Lavaca
Ellis Ueckert
George Pruser Jr
Jerry Holle
Harlen Aschen
Lauree
Kay
Keith Ueckert
Dallas Baptist Church wedding of Carol Ann Monroe and A L Mitchell
Carol Ann Monroe of Dallas married A L Mitchell of Winters in a September 3 ceremony at Town North Baptist Church Dallas. Rev Jack Rittlemeier officiated before greenery and lighted tapers. Guests included family from Waco Lubbock and Houston. The couple planned a South Texas wedding trip after a reception in the church hall.
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Carol Ann Monroe
A. L. Mitchell
Baptist Church In
Dallas
Howard N. Monroe
Winters
Town North Baptist Church
Audra L. Mitchell
Jack B. Rittelmeyer
Bruce M. Doughtery
Barney E. Brooks
Thony
Jan Beer
Lubbock
James Murrel
Waco
Michael M. Shannon
Houston
Church Fellowship Hall
Garner. Young
Jayne Edmiston
Punch
Sheila Carr
South Texas
Hord Family Holds Labor Day Reunion in Ballinger Park
The Hord family gathered at Ballinger City Park on Labor Day Monday to mark the reunion. Attendees included Mrs. Joe Nitsch and numerous Hord relatives from Winters and Brady, along with guests from Channelview.
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Hord
Ballinger
Ballinger City
Joe Nitsch
Nancy
Larry
Kenny
T. O. Williams
Lee Maas
J. P. Hord
James Brown
Cynthia
Charles
Carla
Lissie Brown
W. M. Hord
Alma Hughes
R. H. Hord
Winters
John Hord
Brady
Jimmy Sumbera
William
Channelview
Family Visitors During Labor Day Weekend
Visitors at the W F Minzenmayer home included Weldon Minzenmayer and family from Midland plus Johnie Frierson and children Dickie Ricky and Kathy. Also guests were Bill Miller and family from Abilene and D C Robertson and Bill Walker households.
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W. F. Minzenmayer
Weldon Minzenmayer
Malinda
Curtis
Johnie Frierson
Dickie
Ricky
Kathy
Midland
Bill Miller
Abilene
D. C. Robertson
Bill Walker
Patty
Larry
Frank Antilly
Cindy
Tommy
Gary
Bill Miller Sr
Trinidad
Texas
Bob Miller
Dallas
Thomas. Taffe
Lubbock
Frieda Steuer
Huntsville
Alabama
Abilene visitors drop by G W Scott home
In Scott. home Mrs Leeroy Campbell and Betty Mrs Carroll Parks Mrs Wanda Harris and baby of Abilene Lt and Mrs Max Tidmore of El Paso Capt and Mrs Winford Hogan Mark Mike Melvin and Mason of Clyde and George Scott and Randy of San Angelo were recent visitors in the G W Scott home.
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Scott
Leeroy
Campbell
Betty
Carroll Parks
Wanda Harris
Baby
Abilene
Max Tidmore
el Paso
Winford Hogan
Mark
Mike
Melvin
Mason
Clyde
George Scott
Randy
San’‘Angelo
G. W. Scott
Virden and Betty Visit Waco Friends
Mrs Gene Virden and Betty spent several days in Waco visiting Mrs Dan Stand ley and children Sherry David and Pamela last week.
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Gene
Virden
Betty
Waco
Dan Standley
Sherry
David
Pamela
Downing Family Visits Little Home in Stillwater
Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Downing and children visited Sunday at Eddie Little's home. The bride is a Hillcrest High School Dallas and Texas Tech graduate. Mr. Mitchell is a Winters High School and Texas Tech graduate, pursuing a master's at Oklahoma State University. They will reside in Stillwater Oklahoma Unit N13 Apartment 3 North University Place.
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Little
L. L. Downing
Paula
Diana
Bradley
John
San Angelo
Eddie Little
Hillcrest High School
Dallas
Texas Technological College
Mitchell
Winters High School
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Oklahoma
North University Place
Welcome To Winters Sign Spurs City Hall Message Board
The City Hall crew installs and updates the Welcome To Winters sign daily. Over Labor Day weekend they added a highway safety reminder urging drivers to slow down and avoid deadly accidents. The Chamber of Commerce backs the visually appealing display.
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City Hall
Former Winters teacher Mrs. Hinyard dies in Tyler
Vera Bell Wilson known as Mrs. Paul Hinyard, former Winters School System teacher and aunt of Mrs. C S Jackson, died Monday at Tyler Hospital after illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Bill Wilson of Kilgore, four grandchildren, mother Mrs. Walter Wilson of Temple, and one sister and one brother.
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Paul Hinyard
Tyler
Winters
C. S. Jackson
Tyler Hospital
Vera Bell Wilson
Hinyard
Bill Wilson
Kilgore
Walter Wilson
Temple
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Carl Wessels
Our sincere thanks are extended to relatives and friends for gifts cards and food during my hospital stay. My husband joins me in saying thank you. Mrs. Carl Wessels.
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Carl Wessels
Oklahoma City Family Vacation Over Labor Day
Mr and Mrs Bill Little and son Bobby of Oklahoma City spent the Labor Day holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Eddie Little.
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Bill Little
Bobby
Oklahoma City
Eddie Little
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