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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
1
Roger Babson notes the school explosion reshapes commerce as 50 million students return, boosting cement products, furniture, and textbooks. He highlights California’s $2 billion annual space demand and predicts continued growth in school construction and supplies. He urges manufacturers to target education markets.
Winters Garden Club held its first regular meeting in City Hall electing delegates to fall and spring district meetings and to the spring state convention. Officers chosen include E J Redman president Jerrell Walker first vice Louis Hord second vice. Members present were E L Bryan Jerrell Walker Louis Hord E J Redman O D Bradford and Lora Coupland.
The Martha Sunday School class of Southside Baptist Church met Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Shipman. Officers for the new year were elected with Mrs. Ellis Chapman chosen president. Members present included Mrs. Allen Jackson, Mrs. Bessie Sullivan, Mrs. Charley Pumphrey, Mrs. V. P. Rice, Mrs. John Shipman and visitor Mrs. Anna Clanton.
Citizens are urged to watch for bids as officials identify contractors most likely to win contracts for new school buildings. The piece warns that those who fail to engage may miss opportunities in the local market and watch others secure work.
Mrs. Gattis Neely presented slides of Hawaii and California at the Friendly Ladies Sunday School Party in the First Methodist Church parlor. The program opened with The Church's One Foundation as prayers and devotions followed, with hostesses and many attendees listed.
Norton school and consolidated schools announce a two day homecoming for ex-students teachers and trustees. Activities run Saturday and Sunday evenings with gatherings in the cafeteria. A basket lunch is planned for Sunday noon and refreshments will be provided Saturday night. A brief business session closes the event with time for visiting.
The Nan Wright Circle of the WSCS at First Methodist met in the church parlor to view The Changing City presented by Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Alma Daniels led the worship service and the group sang Love Lifted Me before closing with the Lord's Prayer.
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