Winters High Blizzards trounce San Angelo 14 to 6 in Friday game
The Winters High School Blizzards won over San Angelo with a 14 to 6 score last Friday afternoon. The pep squad roared, crowds dispersed, and plans grew for the Glacier yearbook with a $8.50 per senior photo target and fundraising for the annual. The Home Economics Club organized after school with Estelle Hornburg as president and Edna Lee Wright as vice president.
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Winters High
San Angelo
Glacier
Finty
Bevin Hinge Towers
Winters High School
Armistice Day Flag Fly Message Promises Entertainment
A clipped note from a newspaper highlights scientific man cartoonist Anna Faulkner and reporter Trene McNeill. It mentions busy clubs, hopeful progress, and signs off until next week with plans for more engaging coverage.
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Man
Anna B. Faulkner
Year Round Culling Plan for Poultry Flocks
The article outlines a four season culling strategy with leg banding to track performance. It details decisions in November December to select fall layers, January February for winter layers, May June to sell culls, and July August to finalize the cullout, stressing feeding, housing, parasites, and water.
Get The School Spirit W Club Meetings
The W Club held events last Monday Tuesday and Friday with initiations for Bill Phillips John G Key Roy Young Bus ter Roberts and George Newby. Officers include Margaret Nicholson Jonah Denton Alta Fae Patterson Clara Nell McAdams and Altus Ship as the club reports rapid progress and efforts to become one of the best. A girls club named D D D formed in Winters with officers unknown. interpretation left to readers.
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Bill Phillips
John G. Key
Roy Young
Buster Roberts
George Newby
City of
Winters
Margaret Nicholson
Jonah Denton
Alta Fae Patterson
Clara Nell McAdams
Altus Ship
Vocational Ag Teacher Seeks Interested Party for Work
The owner is prepared to have the work done and invites inquiries. For details contact the Vocational Agricultural teacher at the high school.
All Fall and Winter Hats and Ladies Ready to Wear at Cost
Mes dames Gregory and Labenske. Gerald Collinsworth, a McMurry student, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs R I Collinsworth.
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Trene McNeill
Mr. and
Airs
John McNeill
McMurry College
Abilene
Mesdames
Gregory and
Labenske
Ste
Gerald Collinsworth
McMurry
Mrs
R. I. Collinsworth
Abilene Visitors Included Poe and Ramsel
Mr and Mrs Howard Poe and Mrs Ruth Ramsel were Abilene visitors last Monday detailing a brief stop in the city for personal engagements and local errands.
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Howard Poe
Ruth Ramsel
Abilene
No man can count the stars in the heavens or at Hollywood
A pithy remark contrasts vast celestial wonders with Hollywood spectacle, suggesting the star power and spectacle of the entertainment capital rival cosmic vastness. The line underscores the public imagination surrounding fame and the allure of film capital.
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Heavens
Hollywood
Plainview Woman Returns Home After Visit
After a pleasant visit with relatives and friends Mrs Boyce Gregory returned to her home at Plainview last Monday.
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Boyce
Gregory
Plainview
Stephens Family Spends Sunday at Paint Rock
Mr and Mrs Jno N Stephens and children along with Madge Adams visited Paint Rock on Sunday for a family excursion and social outing.
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Jno. N. Stephens
Madge Adams
Paint Rock
Roscoe Residents Visit Local Hosts Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams of Roscoe were weekend guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Lyle Deffebach. Mrs Ruth Ramsel and children were Sunday visitors in the rural home of Mr and Mrs Howard Poe.
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Frank Williams
Roscoe
Lyle Deffebach
Ruth Ramsel
Howard Poe
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Ballinger
W. H. E. C. Organization
Ctnsis
Erline Brown
Martha Lorber
Coleman
City Garage
Sudden Service
America
Gardner Bros
Florsheim Shoes
Fred Thomson
Silver King
Don Mike
Richard Barthelmess In
Peter Grimm
Janet Gaynor
Queen
Flanders Fields
Farmers Mercantile Co
Gates & Nunnally
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