Dinner Party Hosts and Attendees List at Mesdames Chapman
A dinner party hosted by Mesdames Chapman Dixon guitara and Stringer drew guests including Dr. and T. V. Jennings Mr. and Lyle Deffebach and Skaggs with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. int. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Low and Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Mrs. Frank Williams and Eugene Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Chapman
Mesdames
Chas. Chapman
E. D ‘Stringer
Patter
Frank Williams
Eugene Williams
Bobbie Ruth Mills Celebrates Her Sixth Birthday
Bobbie Ruth Mills daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Mills was honored with a party for her sixth birthday last Friday October 30 Guests wore Halloween costumes and enjoyed games a readings and tap dances A party program featured readings and tap dancing Refreshments included hot chocolate and cake The guest list includes Joe Mack Peggy Jean Lindley Bar Dara Nell Bratton Janie Kathryn Davis Shirley Hamilton Mary Elaine Stringer Dixie Gay Parker Joy Colleen Raper Venet and Johnnye LaRue Wright Robert Wesley Melton Lois Best Bobbie Ray Little Inez Glenna Faye and Bobbie Ray Chaffin Jacqueline and Betty June Briley Paulene Branham Billie Jean Jo-Anin and Bobbie Ruth Mills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Ruth Mills
F. C. Mills
Bobbie Ruth
Joe Mack d
Peggy Jean Lindley
Bar Dara
Nell Bratton
Janie Katheryn
Davis
Shirley Hamilton
Mary Elaine Stringer
Dixie Gay ‘Parker
Joy Colleen Raper
Venet
Johnnye LaRue Wright
Robert Wesley Melton
Lois Best
Bobbie Ray Little
Inez
Glenna Faye
Bobbie Ray Chaffin
Jacqueline
Betty June Briley
Paulene Branham
Billie Jean
Jo-Anin
Good Opinion Noted By Local Business Community
A brief note records that local business leaders express favorable opinion of the current situation. Community voices praise ethical standards and cooperation among firms and residents.
Bride-Elect Honored At Waffle Supper
Miss Freddie Edwards of Tahoka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Edwards, was honored at a waffle supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Hill. Edwards will wed Tracy G. Watson Jr. of Bryan on November 8 after both earned B B A degrees at Texas Technological College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Edwards
G. A. Edwards
Tahoka
Geo. C. Hill
Miss Edwards
Tracy G. Watson Jr
Bryan
Texas Technologicall College
Honoree Receives Crystal At August School Event
A school event in August honored a young woman. The dining room centerpiece featured fall chrysanthemums and guests included Misses Edwards Joyce Henslee Louise Burton Ouida Pentecost Marie and Katherine Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Edwards
Joyce Henslee
Louise Burton
Ouida Pentecost
Marie
Katherine Hill
Halloween Party At Victory School
Friday afternoon first and second grades held a Halloween party in their room. Themed decorations set a spooky mood as children dressed as witches and goblins and played games. Cocoa, candy, fruit and cookies were served to a list of students and staff including Nevelle Fisher Norvene Hobbs June Burton Maxine Robertson Louise Smith Dorthais Doris Jean Darlene Traylor Joan Featherston Mary Mildred Jerry Lloyd Teston Wilson Marks Vernie B. Marks Leon Worthington C. T. Mills Ferrell Dean Stoecker Arnold Smith Turk Miss Robertson Mesdames Worthington Featherston Parr Geo Oaken Stoecker Traylor Fisher and Mrs Irene Turk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevelle Fisher
Norvene Hobbs
June Burton
Maxine Robertson
Louise Smith
Dorthais
Doris Jean
Darlene Traylor
Joan Featherston
Mary
Mildred
Jerry Lloyd Teston
Wilson Marks
Vernie B. Marks
Leon Worthington
C. T. Mills
Ferrell Dean Stoecker
Arnold Smith Turk
Miss. Robertson
Mesdames Worthington
Featherston
Parr
Geo. Oaken
Stoecker
Traylor
Fisher
Irene Turk
Diversity Club Study Meeting on Poetry Held At Home
The Diversity Club met for its semi monthly program at Mrs Light Hoover's home to study poetry. Mrs M E Leeman led the program with talks on Tennyson and His Age Keats and His Age and a Keats Jen nyson comparison plus a discussion on Individualistic Qualities of Rach Poet. John Q McAdams was chosen delegate to the upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Hoover
M. E. Leeman
Roy ,Maddox
Tennyson
W. D. Norwood
Jennyson
Browning
Fred Young
Hallowe en Party Hosts Delightful Club Gathering
Mrs. Riley Marks hosted a Victory Home Demonstration club Hallowe en party with invited guests. Spooky games and a bobbing apple contest crowned Mrs Hermon Vinson as champion with two apples. Decorations featured bronz chrysanthemums and Hallowe en colors. Refreshments included chocolate ginger bread salad potato chips and salad wafers served to a list of club members and guests. A call meeting is set for Tuesday November 10 at Mrs H E White s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Riley Marks
Hallowe'en
Hermon Vinson
Hallowe’en
Jim Lowell
Virgil Frierson
Pete Aley
Jim Eoff
Pete Davis
Grover Davis
C. O. Rodgers
Herman Vinson
Lee Parks
Annie Williams
Fern
Mayo
H. E. White
Story Telling Club Elects New Officers
The Wingate school sixth grade Story Telling Club elected officers for the second six weeks with Barbara Burton presiding. E. J. Bishop became President and Pat Shields Vice President, Douglas Cotton Secretary, Elmo Sturdivant Treasurer, J. L. Wheat Sergeant at Arms, Ladie Katherine Compton Reporter. A future program was announced featuring short tales and readings by A. J. Dean Nellie Eason Barbara Benton Barron Philips Ray Bagwell Estelle Smithson Louis Smitherson Edith King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate School
Barbara Burton
E. J. Bishop
Pat Shields
Douglas Cotton
Elmo Sturdivant
Seargeant of Arms
J. L. Wheat
Ladie Katherine Compton
A. J. Dean
Jack and the
Nellie Eason
Fairy
Barbara Benton
Barron Philips
Ray Bagwell
Estelle Smithson
Wellington and
His Cat
Louis Smitherson
Edith King
the Whippoor-will
Youngsters Enjoy Hallowe'en Party At Chapman Home
Mrs. Charlie Chapman and her son Carter hosted a Hallowe en party for her music class and many friends. Themed decorations and games such as fortune telling and going to the moon filled the evening with eerie fun. Guests included Estelle Baldwin Gaynell Carroll Alvin Hart Thelma White Ladell Denton Pat Harmon and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chapman
Carter
Hallowe’en
Estelle Baldwin
Gaynell Carroll
Alvin Hart
Thelma White
Ladell Denton
Pat Harmon
Billie George Russell
Hazel Lee
Maydell Henninger
Dorothy Baldwin
Helen Oliver
June Wilkinson
Mary Norwood
Dee Pinkerton
Vivian O’dell
June Higgins
Donald Smith
Lula Carroll
June Williams
John Nix
Rex Gardner
Dorothy Virden
Ernest Vinson
Donald White
Ann Oliver
Veda Mae Smith
Lavanda Baldwin
Fadine Baker Honored On Eighth Birthday Party
Fadine Baker celebrated her eighth birthday Wednesday afternoon at her parents home with friends. Games were played a program given and gifts opened and admired. Refreshments of angel cake and hot chocolate were served.
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Fadine Baker
Angel
Be Busy Club Hallowe'en Party At Bailey Home
Mrs. Clyde Bailey hosted a Be Busy Club Halloween party at her Independence home on October 30. Guests wore seasonal costumes, enjoyed 42 Hallo we'en games, and refreshments with decorations. Attending members and invited guests are listed, and new officers were elected at the following business meeting with Mrs. Joe Smith as president.
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Hallowe’en
Bailey
Clyde Bailey
Independence
Be Busy Club
J. D. Smith, Jr
Joe Smith
D. E. Pinegar
C. R. Low
James
Carl Parks
Gus Shott
Floyd Shott
Ivan Shott
Ruth Hinkle
Wilma Lacy
Oretha Hogan
Juries Do Not Always Assist Courts in Rendering Justice
A reflective note argues that juries do not consistently aid courts in delivering justice, suggesting variability in jury effectiveness and outcomes. The piece questions assumptions about juror performance and the equity of trials.
Twenty three students make the honor roll at Winters High
Twenty three students at Winters High School earned honor roll status for the first six weeks as recorded by Supt E D Stringer. To qualify a student must exceed 85 in all subjects. Names include Gilbert Adams Jaquelin Bledsoe Evelyn Best Gerald Dixon Harold Dixon Carl Lesta Davis Ethel Mae Fry Lorena Frick Mary Lou Fields Margaret Gerhart Helen Hamer Kenneth Henslee Alton Lowe Billy Perkins Donald Rosson Davis Rogers Eulafoye Thomas Garland Virland Orphadell Walker Frances Lyle Truett Nance Norman Pruett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters High School
E. D. Stringer
Gilbert Adams
Jaquelin Bledsoe
Evelyn Best
Gerald Dixon
Harold Dixon
Carl Lesta Davis
Ethel Mae Fry
Lorena Frick
Mary Lou Fields
Margaret Gerhart
Helen Hamer
Kenneth Henslee
Alton Lowe
Billy Perkins
Donald
Literary Service Club Studies The Andes Presentation
At Mrs. J. M. Skaggs home last week the Literary and Service club held its regular session. Miss Loyle Kornegay led an engaging program on The Andes. Miss Volva Sharbutt and Miss Marie Hill compared Indian populations of Peru and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Skaggs
The
Andes
Loyle Kornegay
Peru
Mexico
Volva Sharbutt
Marie Hill
Andes Themed Club Program Delights Members
Waldo Franks picture of life in the Andes is discussed by members while Mrs Pace compares the Andes to the Rockies and Mrs Low describes the Spanish conquest. A parliamentary drill led by Mrs Norman entertains, with guest Mrs Arledge of Knox City attending.
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Waldo Frank
Andes
W. A. Pace
South America
Rockies
L. E. Low
John W. Norman
Henry Arledge
Knox City
Curious Patent Room Characters at the New York Public Library
A vivid glimpse into the patent room at the New York Public Library where diverse visitors from young lawyers to crotchety inventors examine government patent designs and specifications books, suggesting odd ideas shaping their thoughts.
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New York Public Library
Bound Volumes of Patents Grow With Each Year
The annual patent grants reach about 90 000 with patent volumes ranging from a few pages to over twenty pages per patent. The sheer bulk of these volumes reflects the scale of modern patent output and documentation.
Stamp pads and stamping ink at The Enterprise
Stamp pads and stamping ink in violet and red available at The Enterprise. Items listed include rubber stamp ink in assorted colors ready for purchase.
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The
Enterprise
No title available from fragment
Some people mistake their no tions for convictions.
Recluse Advice Echoes Social Frustration in Memoir Comment
A reflective line laments noisy neighbors and urges retreat into solitude. The narrator emphasizes avoiding interactions that disturb others and champions personal space as a remedy for social friction.
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Ao Four Club
Smith Drug Co’s. Gold Fish
Carl Henslee
W. J. Morgan
Dallas
Travia
Race Cabo Andy
Devine
Fred vAstaire
Ginger
Cae
Gene Autry
Red River Valley
Carton
Rex and
Rinty
Harry ‘Carey
Hoot Gibson
Tom Tyler
Rynd Vroaawé
Victory
Hallowe’en Party
Story Telling Club
the Winters State Bank
J. D. Smith
Smart-Tress
C. W. Lacy
Salaree
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