Fads Come and Go Like the Hula Hoop
The column notes that some fashions endure only briefly, comparing them to the hula hoop as a nostalgic reflection on changing trends and fleeting popular fads.
19 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1966
Page
1
The column notes that some fashions endure only briefly, comparing them to the hula hoop as a nostalgic reflection on changing trends and fleeting popular fads.
Surfing on the Texas coast has grown from a fad to a legitimate outdoor sport. Densely populated crowds in Galveston show thousands of riders, while Gulf waves reach three to four feet, offering about 100 yard rides. Surfboards gain cachet in stores, Nil’s Products Co. builds lighter Gulf-Flite boards, and competitions emerge among city clubs with state meets on the horizon.
Public notice details House Joint Resolution 21 proposing to amend Article XVI to set six year maximum terms for directors of conservation and reclamation districts. Election commanded for November 1966 with for against ballot wording and Governor to issue proclamation.
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number One on the ballot for November 8, 1966. It would designate land owned by natural persons for agricultural use to be assessed based only on factors relative to agricultural use, with filing, inspection, and penalties rules specified.
Statewide election to decide proposed Amendment to Section 3-b Article VII of the Texas Constitution. It would allow districts to levy taxes or issue bonds after boundary changes without new elections, with terms for annexation and consolidation and a required gubernatorial proclamation. Ballot wording specifies FOR and AGAINST positions. Ballot set for first Tuesday after ber 1966.
San Angelo area lakes face rising heat and shrinking water levels yet Texas Parks and Wildlife reports game fish still spawn. West Texas fishers note resilience as crews collect baby catfish and bass despite drought and exposed nests.
A succinct aphorism notes that someone with an inflated self view tends to misread others. It frames pride as a flaw in judgment and social awareness. The line highlights a classic caution about vanity and perception.
The Evening Circle of St. John's Lutheran Church met at the Belitz home with Miss Minnie Belitz as hostess. Mrs. Charles Kruse Jr led the Bible study, and the group recited the Apostles Creed. Mrs. Erwin Schroeder gave the offering meditation and a free will offering was collected.
The notice lists names of individuals and visitors such as Mmes. Charles Kruse Jr and Estella Bredemeyer. It cites Enterprise Classified ads and mentions the first mechanical cotton picker patented after the Civil War and a reference to Joseph’s coat of many colors likely made of cotton.
Public notice describes Proposed Constitutional Amendment Five to Texas Constitution Article XVI Section 62 adding a state wide system of retirement disability and death benefits for county and political subdivision employees. It outlines financing, merger options, and legislative authority with details on election timing and conditions.
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitution Amendment Number Two adding Section 12 to Article IX to authorize counties to form Airport Authorities, appoint or elect a board, levy up to 75 cents per $100 valuation, issue general or revenue bonds, and authorize eminent domain, with rules on representation, elections, assessment, and scope of authority including airports and related facilities.
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