Winters Blizzards Fall to Brady in Preconference Battle
Winters High School’s Blizzards lost to top-ranked Brady Bulldogs in a hard fought preconference game. Brady built an early lead with a first quarter touchdown run by Charles Reynolds and a two-point conversion. Winters fought back with multiple advances led by Tommy Young and Adopho Arroyo, scoring once before halftime but trailing 16 to 16 at the break.
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Winters High School
Brady Bulldogs
Big Blue
Winters
Tommy Young
Johnny Caskey
Adopho Arroyo
Young
Caskey
Brady
Bill Harbour
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds
Harry Bowden
Roy Clark
Steve Grissom
Blizzards
Arroyo
Bulldogs
Grissom
Denny Aldridge
Clark
Aldridge
Young Grissom
Bowden
Carla
Harbour
Brantley Foster
Jerry Dunn
Foster
Bradshaw
L. G. Wilson
Brady Defeats Winters In Hard Fought Friday Night Battle
Brady beat Winters 24 to 6 after a defensive slugfest with turnovers and key interceptions. Reynolds led Brady with multiple completions including a late TD run while Winters fought back but failed to convert in the red zone.
Barley Added To Feed Grain Program
Texas farmers face a 1962 feed grain program decision as winter barley joins existing crops. The plan mirrors 1961 with barley inclusion, aiming to reduce barley acreage while preserving price support and conservation payments. Participation requires diverting 20 percent of 1959 60 barley base without expanding corn or grain sorghum acreage and using diverted land for conservation.
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Rodan
High school boys help load救 disaster relief supply truck
Several high school boys contributed their time Wednesday morning to load a Salvation Army truck with boxes of clothing and food bound for the hurricane disaster area. A human chain formed as the convoy was filled in record time with workers including Jimmy Seals, Ronnie Dunnam, Monty Lynn England, Jerry Chambilis, Johnny Fairey, Mickey Browne, Gary Gray, Herbie Russell, James Burleson, Mike Bedford, Tommy Young, Mike Briley, Ronnie Mapes, Dan Roberts, Tony Gonzales, Bob Miller, Jerry Sneed, Samuel Folsom, Collier Randolph, Jimmy Johnson, and Bob Shoemake.
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Salvation Army
Jimmy Seals
Ronnie Dunnam
Monty Lynn England
Jerry Chambilis
Johnny Fairey
Mickey Browne
Gary Gray
Herbie Russell
James Burleson
Mike Bedford
Tommy Young
Mike Briley
Ronnie Mapes
Dan Roberts
Tony Gonzales
Bob Miller
Jerry S
District W M A leader assists in five associations
Mrs Loyd Roberson vice president of the Baptist W M A District 16 is aiding leadership conferences this week. She led sessions on programs and secretarial work at Comanche Monday Early Tuesday Eden Wednesday San Angelo Thursday and Winters Friday.
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Loyd Roberson
Baptist W. M. A
Comanche
Eden
San Angelo
Winters
Farmers Report Income as Social Security Credits Rise
In Texas 128300 farmers reported farm income for 1959 social security credits and 119900 for 1955, per Bureau of Old-Age Survivors Insurance. Across the United States 2.5 million farmers claimed credits in 1959, with 3.7 million farms overall. Wages climbed from 1.5 to 1.9 billion dollars, and per-worker earnings rose from 795 to 980 dollars.
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Texas
Bureau of Old-Age Survivors Insurance
Floyd B. Ellingon
San Angelo
United States
Social Security Credit
Ellington
United
Be Busy Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Shott Home
Mrs G T Shott hosted the Be Busy Sewing Club's regular meeting at her home Monday afternoon. After a brief business session, refreshments were served to Mesdames S P Gray, W H Cain, Fred Poe, George Seitz, M H Hogan, Bud Parks, Bill Millorn, E C Collinsworth and W C Workman. The next meeting is set for September 25 at Mrs George Seitz's home.
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G. T. Shott
Be Busy Sewing Club
S. P. Gray
W. H. Cain
Fred Poe
George Seitz
M. H. Hogan
Bud Parks
Bill Millorn
E. C. Collinsworth
W. C. Workman
Ladies of Rest Home Honor TEL Class Guests
Five Merrill Rest Home residents attended a TEL Class meeting of the First Baptist Church in Mrs. W. E. Puckett's home. Twelve ladies aged 70 to 86 shared a meal prepared by hostesses Mrs. Puckett and neighbors. Reverend B. T. Shoemake gave the invocation as Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Hudson recalled a 60 year friendship.
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Merrill Rest Home
First Baptist Church
W. E. Puckett
Laura Howell
Mary. Huffhines
W. B. McCaughans
Pearl Witt
Cordie Kirby
Neighbors Honored for Thoughtful Service at Ryan Memorial
A short tribute praises neighbors for acts of kindness during the J. E. Ryan event. The note thanks those who lent support, shared meals, or offered consoling words to families and friends.
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J. E. Ryan
Texas Notice Reads Enrolled Individuals and Hire Question
A garbled Texas notice mentions Mr. and Mrs. Albro and Mrs. Sam son of Mr. and references enrollment and hire questions in the state. The fragmentary text centers on whether it is for hire or to third party.
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Texas
Albro Isth
Sam
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Roger Stanford Guard
Ial Com. Sing
BAYON
Decorator
Pilloy
Ladies of Rest
TEL
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