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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1961
Page
7
Bedford of commerce coordinates with the Salvation Army to collect donations for the stricken area. Items such as clothing and goods are to be brought to the commerce office and distributed to relief centers or transported to those in need.
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Children dressed as story book characters parade as special attractions between fashion showings at the annual style show sponsored by the Literary and Service Club. Mrs J T Randolph recites favorite tales while youngsters display their roles, led by Me linda Presson as a witch and Jerry Lynn Ward as Snow White.
The Winters Chamber of Commerce directory committee will meet Tuesday at 7 AM at Pierce's Cafeteria. Ted Meyer chairs the group with Tab Hatter Al Libbe Mrs B B Bedford Rev Leslie Ellison Bob Loyd Jet Chapman and Tom Holland on the committee. The city is divided into four sections with Ellison Loyd Chapman and Holland as section chairs. Plans to finalize the directory and assign workers will be discussed and issued at the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Chester Roe of Bagdad Arizona spent the weekend visiting in the home of his mother Mr and Mrs John Tharp The trip highlights family ties within the region and an extended stay with relatives.
Winters Lions Club members and guests will hear Master Sergeant Charles B. Schlichter recount horrors of a communist POW camp and brainwashing attempts in North Korea. He will speak at the noon meeting and to Winters High School at 2 p.m. in connection with the American Heritage program. He is an instructor at Brooke Army Medical Center and has served in the Coast Guard Naval Reserve and U S Army.
The Spill Burial Association, a local mutual aid company in Texas, changes its name to Spill Life Insurance Co. Administration of existing policies continues with an assumption certificate to policyholders. The company will write policies up to 500 dollars for ages birth through 75, under current ce nirus. Officers include Mrs. John Gardner president and Ted Meyer secretary treasurer.
The Band Mothers Club met Tuesday at Blizzard Band Hall with president Mrs. J. W. Bahlman presiding. Officers and Band Director Robert Gans reported, and a tea is planned for October 10 to honor parents of fifth grade band students and new band families.
Tri County singing is set for Sunday at 2 pm at Hopewell Baptist Church Clyde Brevard announces singers from Winters Ballinger Coleman and San Angelo will attend and the public is invited to attend.
The Winters Blizzards travel to Brady tonight to face arch rival the Bulldogs in the third season session. With a 1-1 start the Blizzards aim to blemish Brady’s 2-0 mark as Brady, ranked No 2 in the state, hosts the pre conference clash.
The Winters Schools will dismiss Friday at 3 p m for buses to Brady for the football game. All buses will run regular routes at 3 p m and return. To Brady, buses depart at 4 45 p m with one 10 minute stop in Eden and an arrival about 7 15 p m.
Winter High School held class meetings Monday to elect officers and favorites for the 1961-1962 year. Senior officers include President Roger Stanford and Treasurer Judy Patterson with favorites Marta Davidson and Jim Carpenter. The junior and sophomore and freshman posts list names for president and others, with their respective class favorites.
A community meeting for Girl Scout leaders and prospective readers will be held Thursday morning at 9 o clock at the Scout Hut. Ruth Hoyle Brownwood executive director will be in Winters to meet with the Adult Girl Scouts.
About 90 students from Mary Hardin Baylor area enroll in colleges statewide for the fall semester. Many plan to attend Winters University and others will move to various campuses next week. Listed are several local families with students entering multiple universities this year.
The Brownwood District Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a back-to-school rally at Coggin Park Brownwood on Monday September 18 at 730 p.m. Rev Bob Robertson will speak, Billy Bartley will lead singing, and youth testimonies will be shared by Eddie Larmer and Mary Jane Matthews.
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