Winters High Blizzards open 1963 with 22 8 win over Colorado City
The Winters High School Blizzards beat AAA Colorado City 22 to 8 at home. Key players include Denny Aldridge Parker and Chester Puckett while Richard Shade and Steve Grissom starred on defense as miscues by CC helped secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High School
Colorado City
Donald Parker
Denny Aldridge
Jimmy Adams
Chester Puckett
Richard
Big Daddy
Shade
Wolves
Aldridge
Blizzards
Parker
van Spill
Larry Awalt
C-C
Steve Grissom
Spill
Awal
Dale Walker
Rodger Proctor
Walker
DC Boys
Big Walker
Roger O’neal
Awalt
Grissom
Wolf
Gottschalk Attends Farm Bureau Dairy Conference
Carl Gottschalk of Winters Route 3 joined Texas dairymen for the Farm Bureau National Dairy Conference in Kansas City Missouri on September 9 and 10. The work conference aimed to identify industry problems and develop actions to aid dairy farmers. General chairman was William E Beasley, NY Farm Bureau president and national dairy advisory chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gottschalk
Bureau Dairy Meet
Waco
Farm Bureau National Dairy Conference
Kansas City
FB Board
William E. Beasley
New York Farm Bureau
FB National Dairy Advisory Committee
Sub Deb Club Holds Meeting At Colburn Home
The Sub Deb Club opened its first regular meeting of the season Monday at Mr and Mrs Bob Colburn home with Mary Young as hostess Judy Smith presided and members were introduced to sponsors New members Marsha Hays and Ronnie Wollen were elected Attendees included Katherine Grissom Susan Roberts Mary Young Judy Smith Judy Kettler Judy Williams Patsy Winton Sherry Kay Stanford Kathy Dunn Jan Byrd Karen Knapp Karen Pierce Barbara Belitz Robbie Sue Gans Deanna Kozelsky Louise Adams Kay Green and sponsors Karen Cunningham and Vetta McDonald The meeting closed with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Colburn
Mary Young
Judy Smith
Judy Kettler
Marsha Hays
Ronnie Wallen
Katherine Grissom
Susan Roberts
Judy Williams
Patsy Winton
Sherry Kay Stanford
Kathy Dunn
Jan Byrd
Karen Knapp
Karen Pierce
Barbara Belitz
Robbie Sue Gans
Deanna Kozelsky
Louise Adams
Kay Green
Karen Cunningham
Vetta McDonald
Congress Debates Pay Hikes for Federal Officials
Congressman O C Fisher notes hearings on a White House plan to raise salaries for Cabinet members, House and Senate members, Supreme Court justices, the Vice President, and the Speaker. He argues against any increase this year, citing a large prior rise and a $10 billion deficit, urging belt tightening and a balanced budget. The article also highlights Gesell panel findings on race in the military and potential limits on base commanders barring discrimination, warning this overlaps with military duties and could threaten national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Fisher
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Get
Gerhard A. Gesell
Secretary of Defense
Gesell
District 6-AA football opener rounds up West Central Texas
District 6-AA remains intact after weekend openers with all six teams posting wins. Winters Ballinger Stamford Haskell Anson Hamlin and others put up strong showings as their rankings shift, with key results including Winters 22-8 over Colorado City and Stamford 21-0 over Quanah.
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G-Aa
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Winters
Ballinger
Wolves
Blizzards
Mason
Quanah
S-T
Bulldogs
Stamford
Indians
Cisco
Haskell Indians
Seymour
Panthers
Haskell
Clyde
Anson
Dennis Cooley
Tigers
Iowa Park
Hamlin
Rotan Yellowhammers
Pied Pipers
Rotan
Yellowhammers
Pipers
Childress
Mary Martha Circle Meets at Mrs Dobbins Home
Mary Martha Circle of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs M L Dobbins. Opening prayer by Mrs W W Parramore and devotional drawn from Rev 21 1 4 John 8 31. A program on Wilmington Community Center introduced by Mrs Frank Simpson. refreshments served to members and two new members Mrs David Dobbins and Mrs Frank Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
M. L Dobbins
Mary Martha Circle
First Methodist Church
M. L. Dobbins
W. W. Parramore
H. O. Abbott
John
Willmington Community Center
Frank Simpson
David Dobbins
G. W. Shook
E. L. Crockett
W. T. Stanley
C. H. Hambright
Frances Strickland
C. R. Wiley
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay
We express sincere appreciation for kindness shown during our long hospital stay. Thanks for cards letters visits and prayers from friends including Bro ther Shoemake and the medical staff. We both home now and pray God bless each who helped our recovery. My wife joins me in gratitude. W. H. Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Shoemake
Burrus
W. H. Schwartz
Winters Man With Peace Corps Married In Santo Domingo
Amantina Ordonez of Santo Domingo and Noble Lynn Faubion Jr. of Winters wed in the bride’s Santo Domingo home at 7:30 p.m. August 17. Faubion is a United States Peace Corps volunteer, in service since 1962, after Navy service and education at Winters High School Harden-Simmons University and San Angelo Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Peace Corps
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Amantina Ordonez
Noble Lynn Faubion Jr
N. L. Faubion
Crews
Fermin Ordenez
Rosa E. Ordonez
United States Peace Corps
Puerto Rico
Faubion
Winters High School
Hardin-Simmons University
San Angelo Junior College
United States Navy
Stephen Smith chosen head of FFA Greenhand Chapter
An organizational meeting for the Winters FFA Greenhand Chapter was held at Winters High School in the agriculture building. Stephen Smith was elected president, with Terry Rives as vice president, Larry Donica secretary, George Mostad treasurer, Ronald Perssey reporter, and Mike Holloway sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Future Farmers of America Greenhand
Winters High School
Stephen Smith
Terry Rives
Larry Donica
George Mostad
Ronald Pressey
Mike Holloway
Lubbock Student Yvette Gibbs to Register at Hardin-Simmons
Yvette Gibbs of Lubbock visits Bradshaw grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Gibbs before registering Thursday at Hardin-Simmons University for the fall semester. She is a second year student at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvette Gibbs
Lubbock
B. 0. Gibbs
Bradshaw
Hardin- Simmons University
University
Winters Girls Launch Candy Striper Program Sponsors Honored
Three Winters women organized and backed the local Candy Striper program, overcoming obstacles to secure approval. Mrs. H. H. McCreight, Mrs. Kenneth Knapp and Mrs. Buford Baldwin led the effort, dedicating hours and even vacation time to establish the initiative.
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Winters
H. H. McCreight
Kenneth Knapp
Buford Baldwin
Local Officials Praise Women in Community Work Program
Officials from the state organization commend a group of women for their significant hours in a community work program. The effort aims to show tangible results and gratitude for the women's contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
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Colburn
Washington Newsletter
Mrs
FFA Greenhand
Jarman Styles
Jarman
Jarman Blucher
Heidenheimer
Jule
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