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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
4
Tut talit Suits Pay to the Chr Sir
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Sta N Cha Se Squat Hero Claimed By Mystery Derby
Local report notes a puzzling incident involving a figure labeled Sta N Cha Se in a crowded scene. Authorities have not released full names or motives, and witnesses provide limited details about the event.
Sam the Swahili Volunteer and Peace Corps Life in Kenya
The narrator describes Sam, a solitary Peace Corps volunteer learning Swahili, using a mix of languages to communicate. Sam imagines visiting the reader's parents but cites high travel costs. He helps with chores, endures malaria, and plays volleyball with Jim and the narrator, highlighting the quirky, familial side of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sam
Jim
PCV
Peace Corps Service
Samson
Samson A Peace Corps Foster Child Inspires Volunteer Bond
A Peace Corps volunteer reflects on Samson a local boy testifying to strong ties formed in nine months of teaching. The narrator describes laughter, companionship and the impact of education, detailing plans to continue supporting Samson despite eventual farewell.
Sub Deb Club Met In Cooper Home Monday
The Sub Deb Club held its weekly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cooper home with their daughter Glenda as hostess. Marsha Hays presided. Ida Martin read minutes. members received a Valentine gift from their "hootie." Refreshments served to listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Cooper
Glenda
Marsha Hays
Ida Martin
Gayla Beall
Glenda Cooper
Kathie Dillard
Eileen Faubion
Sue Hodnett
Gwen Hoppe
Jean Mostad
Theresa Meyer
Cindy Pinkerton
Brenda Prine
Dianne Snell
Beverly Sprinkle
Babs Tatum
Thurman Self
George Davis
Seniors Meet To Elect Glacier Queen Nominee
The senior class met February 6 in study hall B to select their Glacier queen nominee Maria Shaw was elected. Class president George Mostad adjourned the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Shaw
George Mostad
Seniors Name Glacier Queen Candidate
The junior class chose Sherri Bedford as its Glacier Queen candidate at a meeting held in the balcony last Monday. They discussed banquet themes and upcoming student council elections before President Lanny Bahlman adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Bedford
Glacier Queen
Lanny Bahlman
Blizzardettes Triumphant as Winters High Secures District Title
The Winters Blizzardettes celebrate a stellar season finishing district champions. The team earns community backing and eyes further success by advancing to bi district play and aiming for state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Winters Blizzardettes
Winters High School
Blizzard 1967 Track Schedule
The Blizzard track season opens February 25 with co captains Jerry Awalt and Terry Rives both seniors and three year lettermen. Schedule includes events at Ft Stockton Winters Hamlin Ballinger Caleman Anson Stamford Plateau Eldorado San Angelo Winters Colorado City Winters Lubbock Austin with district regional and state meets through May 6. Good luck Blizzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Awalt
Terry Rives
Commancho
Ft. Stockton
Blizzard
Hamlin
Ballinger
Caleman
Anson
Stamford
Brady
Plateau
Eldorado
San Angelo
Colorado City
Lubbock
Austin
Ida Lea Martin Senior Niche Name Flipper
Ida Lea Martin nicknamed Flipper born November 3, 1948 in Gorman. Her aim is nursing and she lists tennis, basketball and social life as pastimes. She attends TCU and notes NHS nonselection as a disappointment while praising a district win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lea Martin
Flipper
Gorman
Troy Donahue
TCU
Blizzardettes Clinch 5 A A District Crown Over Hamlin
Winters defeats Hamlin 44 38 to win the 5 A A district title at Hamlin. Ida Martin leads Winters with 19 points while Eileen Faubinn adds 16 and Dora Snell 9. Linda Bailey tops Hamlin with 22 points. Blizzardettes secure district championship as season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Blizzardettes
Hamlin
Piperettes
Ida Martin
Winters
Eileen Faubinn
Dora Snell
Linda Bailey
Blizzardettes
Blizzardettes Seek Bi District Win After Strong 22 4 Season
The Blizzardettes post 22 wins and 4 losses behind guards Mary Lynn Pritchard Babs Tatum and Judy McNeill. In the Hamlin game the trio collected 22 of 26 team rebounds with only six guard errors. Bi district game must be played before the first weekend in March on Monday or Tuesday, against the winner of the 6 AA district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Pritchard
Babs Tatum
Judy McNeill
Hamlin
Blizzardettes
Winters Blizzardettes trounce Haskell 48 37 in district clash
Winters defeats Haskell 48 to 37 to notch a fourth district win. Ida Martin led Winters with 19 points, Eileen Faubion added 13, while Kathy Burson scored 21 for Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Blizzardettes
Haskell
Ida Martin
Winters
Eileen Faubion
Kathy Burson
Sophomore class elects Glacier queen nominee
The sophomore class met in the school gym Monday February 6 with Robert Moore presiding. Randy Pendergrass read student council qualifications while Jean Mostad was chosen as Glacier queen nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Randy Pendergrass
Jean Mostad
Glacier Queen
Freshman Class Chooses Glacier Nominee Dianne Snell
The freshman class met in the back of the auditorium on February 6 to discuss upcoming student council elections and elect the Glacier nominee. Dianne Snell was named the freshman nominee.
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Glacier
Dianne Snell
Freshman Guidance Highlights PMA Scores
The Freshman class gathered for February guidance and reviewed PMA test results from the first day of school. The session focused on helping students understand their scores and plan next steps.
Indian Giver Beliefs Among Navajo Highlighted In Classroom Visit
A Navajo student’s parents visited a classroom before Christmas and used sign language with the aid of their daughter. The narrator notes cultural meanings of gifts and exchanges, explaining how gifts are given and sometimes reclaimed as a sign of reciprocity.
Street racing versus legal drag strips in youth culture
An essay warns high school students against street racing and car boosts, urging legal drag strip competition for real times and trophies. It argues street runs erode respect and risk law trouble, while drag racing earns skill, recognition, and safer racing prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Nicholson
Street racing is kid stuff warns veteran racer
A veteran rider says street racing is just hiding from truly fast cars and cites illegal burning tires in a Ford as a bad example of performance. The speaker insists genuine speed comes from controlled track work, not street demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Texas Lawmaker Seeks Flat $20 Auto Registration Fee
A Texas legislator proposes a fixed twenty dollar auto registration fee in a bill aimed at simplifying how tax collectors tally a day’s receipts. The measure seeks to streamline revenue collection and reduce handling complexity for clerks.
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Texas
Wingate HD Club Meets in Bryan Home
Regular meeting of the Wingate Home Demonstration club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Bryan. Darby of Ballinger gave an educational demonstration on refinishing and antiquing furniture. Present were Mesdames Burrow, O'Dell, Pritchard, Watkins, Bradford, Hill, Leslie Burrow and Davis Bryan. visitors included Mrs. Kent Carter, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. O'Conner and David Bryan.
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Wingate
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets at Mrs Stanley Home
Regular monthly gathering of the Wesleyan Service Guild at the First Methodist Church met Monday evening in Mrs T C Stanleys home. Miss Mandella Hill opened with prayer and the program on The Christian and World Economy was led by Mrs H M Nichols. Members and guests included Mrs Stanley Mrs LaDell Davis Mrs Fred Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
T. C. Stanley
Mandella Hill
H. M. Nichols
Stanley
LaDell Davis
Fred Young
Weekend Visit Highlights for Anderson and Robertson Families
Mr and Mrs S T Anderson stayed with her sister Mrs Wade Robertson over the weekend. They also visited relatives in Slaton.
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S. T. Anderson
Wade Robertson
Slaton
Card of Thanks for J. T. Bennett of Abilene
Mrs. R. T. Gray expresses deepest gratitude to friends who offered sympathy through cards and acts after the death of her brother J. T. Bennett of Abilene. Special thanks to Church of Christ minister Glenn Gray for prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bennett
Abilene
Church of Christ
Glenn Gray
R. T. Gray
Ite
Drasco Baptist Class Met Feb 8 at Mrs Belew’s Home
The King's Messengers Sunday School Class at Drasco Baptist Church met February 8 with Mrs J C Belew as hostess. Rev W S Taylor attended and opened with prayer. Mrs Omer Hill led devotions. A short business session was held and a sunshine box planned for ill Mrs Bede England. A Bible quiz was led by Mrs Robert Conner and gifts were exchanged during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Belew
Ray
King’s Messengers
Drasco Baptist Church
W. S. Taylor
Omer Hill
Herman Adams
Bede England
Robert Conner
Taylor
Mesdames
W. I. Taylor
Vyron Wood
A. T. Williams
Robert Hill
Floyd Condra
Carrie Lee
Robert Lee Hill
Gratitude Note From Mrs Hatcher to Neighbors and Friends
Mrs. Bob Hatcher and her husband thank friends and neighbors for kindness during her hospital stay. They acknowledge cards telephone calls visits and gifts and express appreciation for the support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hatcher
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