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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
12
An editorial by Jack Callan urges South farmers to diversify away from cotton profits. It argues fruit trees and berries boost wealth, health, and beauty, illustrating how orchard prosperity can replace cotton as the money crop. The piece emphasizes trees as essential to farms and towns and calls for immediate diversification.
The Monday program by Miss Joseph’s Public Speaking class featured talks by high school seniors ahead of the Inter scholastic meet set for Winters on April 8 and 9. Students included Sallie Lou Newby, Mary Helen Nicholson, Ina Mae Owens, Maggie Sue Key, Fannin Lowe, Ruth Stephens, Valeria Duncan, Robert Lee Jonas, Gladys Germsten, Robert Burton, and Marie Griffis.
The economics class supervised by Miss Wells is highlighted as a vital, modern course in high schools across the United States. It teaches wealth, value, money, banking, and financial conditions, and is deemed essential for pursuing success. The article notes its prominence and quality. The piece ends noting a preliminary tennis contest began Tuesday.
A terse reflective line emphasizes abandoning endless trial and error in learning hockey, advocating faster practical immersion over rote practice. It frames experience as a teacher but argues for decisive action and real competition to gain skill. The quote suggests a shift from theory to hands on play.
The Freshmen staged a morning program directed by Miss White for students and teachers. Selections included June Lambreth reading, Clara Gerstman on piano, and a pantomime with roles such as Maid and Grandmother performed by Fannie Lou Stokes Karleen Low and others, praised as a standout class effort.
When Interscholastic Contests began in schools their aim was to train and develop students by giving them varied tasks instead of the same daily routine. The piece notes this change and hints at a continuation on page 8.
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