Local Churchman Serves Amid Community Visits and News
Recap of Sunday services with Rev L B Smith. visits by Broadstreet, Harris, Hibbetts, and Wallace families. L B Smith attends association at Winters. births and local carer notes. residents of Winters Ballinger San Angelo and nearby towns are mentioned with visits, work, and engagements.
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L. B. Smith
Baptist Church
J. A. Broadstreet
Ballinger
L. B. Harris
Jim Hibbetts
Robstown
Arthur Smith
Rube Wallace
San Angelo
T. F. Gresham
Homer Faye Guen
Mildred Smith
Bernice Gannaway
Kethel Broadstreet
Winters
E. E. Smith
A. B. Mosley
Ray Powers
Bill Wheat
Ruth Cathey
Harwell-Hickman Co
Cotty Mott of
Stanton
W. W. Forehand
Santa Anna
Bill Denson
Bell County
Ada Jones
Sweetwater
Roy Cox
Levelland
Huches
J. N. Harris
Katherine Cull
Luetta Waffer
Walter Cull
Chilton
Falls County
Bob Gould
Community Notes Weidner Winters Area Social Calendar
Local residents visit relatives in Winters and Matador over weekends. New home moves count as welcomes, while school attendance and club meetings populate the week. A Home Demonstration Club session featured hens culling and refreshments after talks on the county fair planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Jim Foft
Home Demonstration Club
J. H. Northam
W. A. White
Lehmbert
Hollingsworth
Lehmbere
H. E. White
F. DD. Gardier
J. M. Hickson
Jim Ent
Miss Viola Yeats
Messrs
T. F. Smith
Jim Eaff
F. D. Gardzer
Winters Furnished Program at the Bradshaw Fair
The Bradshaw community held a Winters furnished fair with prize winners announced by Mr Mastercan county administrator. Exhibitors included M N War riean with five exhibits and My. Graham with thirty nine items. Little Mice Rillia Ruvk Me-Caslend, a ten year old girl, won a cake prize. The fair featured numerous displays and a short closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac. Earmlichmiante
M N. Warriean
My. Graham
Rillia Ruvk Me- Caslend
McMillan Well Flows Rudely Amid Cave-Ins Near Winters
Runnels County discovery well nine miles southeast of Winters shows irregular flow with outputs from 10 to 50 barrels. The McMillan No. 1 drill faces cave-ins and mud cavities while crew ends last cavings and aims to drill deeper. Ladd interests and Fort Worth representatives arrive for updates as geologists eye potential correlation with the Strawn horizon.
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Ladd-Sillix Et
C. EB. Sin
Sava
Len Ladd
Narty
Denver
Colo
Ballinmor
B.C. Rhame, Jr
Ben Simon
George Hill
Ladd
Fort Worth
Runnels
Bradshaw and Winters See Shared Paths For Future Work
A statement expresses belief in strong alignment between Bradshaw and Winters and notes many common ground points. It emphasizes future collaboration opportunities and a progressive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw
Winters
P T A Resumes Work for Year at New High School
The first P T A meeting of the season was held in the new high school auditorium on September 13. Mrs Nicholson presided, Mrs Tinkle was introduced as new president, and Supt A H Smith urged cooperation. A piano solo and violin piece highlighted the program with plans for future surprises. The group will meet every second and fourth Tuesday at 3:30.
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Denny Hostace
FrianAley Clace
Prashwarten
Albert Denny
Jerry Sue Nat
Gambil
Mother
Habe
Marence
Nicholson
America
Supt
A. H. Smith
Association
Winters
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Madge Bellamy
Tom Moore
J. A. Iden
Mr. Iden
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Phillin Firkson
Matador
J. M. Hirlee
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W Barnett
Vern Smith
Willie Foster
Manrina Than
Talia Mee Cran
BI Dedman
Buddy Roosevelt
Raymond Griffith
Billy Sullivan
Wiewand
Tha Wintareeramn
Niehalcon
Charea
Rendine
Miss Wells
Vaeal Saln
Marie Hill
Piannenla
L. T. Smith
SW. Cooner
T. Dr. Coanke
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H. L. Bobo
L Bbock
McMillan
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Dickerson
Ouner
Marinella Beart Shar
Traved Edwards
Merry
Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
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A. H. van Pelt Hardware Company
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