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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1967
Page
4
Mike Pumphrey Assistant Editors Melba Lewis and Bill Brock Feature Editor Gene Templeton Copy Editor Susan White Sports Editor Beverly Sprinkle Extension Editor Mike O'Dell
Winters High School observes Club Day on Tuesday November 4. The GALE publishes club meeting reports written by the student reporters, highlighting activities and announcements from multiple sponsor groups.
The Quill and Scroll Club at Winters High School selects Mary Bauer as November Teacher of the Month. Her dedication shines through her work on the One Act and Senior Plays and her lasting contribution to the school community.
The Alpha Chi FTA met November 14 at the High School Auditorium. President Jimmy Vaughan led the meeting with Randall Boles in prayer and Babs Tatam on the Pledge. Gene Templeton spoke from the Mr FTA Contest after business reports discussed closing school records for sale by November 20 and a constitutional amendment to reimburse teachers for using their cars on FTA trips. A committee of Susan White Randall Boles and Danny Killough was formed. Mike Pumphrey moved to observe a teacher appreciation week, and the motion passed.
The FHA met in the auditorium on Tuesday for a regular session. Junior and senior club mothers Mrs Sprinkle and Mrs Deward Awalt were elected to handle old business. New business covered whether to sell hand lotion as a fundraiser.
A project and schedule were set for basketball game concessions. Each girl must sell at least two bottles of hand lotion and choose to volunteer in the stands or bring sandwiches or cookies to sell. After the meeting, Linda Tischler Betty Knight and Melba Lewis gave a Winters history program.
A readable senior profile lists Kay Orr born March 4 1950 Mona hans as birthplace with no nickname. It notes favorites including pizza Phyllis Diller Barefoot in the Park Jerry Lewis More and Pete Higgins as a boy. Ambition: to lead a Sweep stakes Band. Past time sewing. Favorite college Tarleton. Worst disappointment shorthand. Greatest success winning first place at the Coleman Band Festival.
The Quill and Scroll Club gathered in the Gate room on Tuesday during the second period. Officers were announced as part of the session led by JoNell Simmons.
Officers elected include President Mike Pumphrey Vice President Cindy Antilley Secretary Susan Grantz Treasurer Gene Templeton Parliamentarian Bill Brock Historian Melba Lewis and Reporter Jo Nell Simmons After the vote members discussed activities to be carried out during the year The meeting was adjourned.
The Winters Chapter of the Future Farmers of America met Tuesday. Minutes were read and approved. Members were reminded to turn in all money by December 1. They discussed showing a special agricultural film and Mr. Smith will arrange plans for the program and a special meeting to view it.
The Blue Norther Library Club attended the TALA district convention at John H. Glenn Jr. High School San Angelo on November 11. Miss Ginevieve Dixon Texas Woman's University spoke on Take Off With Books while San Angelo Central High School provided entertainment. Winters High School was elected treasurer.
The group held a meeting on November 14 with Meyer calling order and Awalt conducting roll. Linda Tischler’s resignation was read and accepted. They planned a Christmas character party for December 21 and discussed a possible night meeting to read manuscripts. Jesse McGallion presented a piece on a newspaper writer from Quill and Scroll.
The Library Club gathered in the library for its regular meeting led by Gayla who called the session to order. The program portion followed, outlining planned activities and discussion topics for members.
Myrna Lawrence and Martha Porter led a discussion proposing several ideas for holiday assistance to the needy. The meeting concluded with plans to implement these suggestions.
Friday assembly at Southern School featured Kurt detailing CIA work and famous spies. He described spies living undercover abroad, highlighting notable figures and concluding with a tribute to America as brave and free.
Winters city council approves Johnny Merrill employment as a lineman with the Municipal Light Plant Department Merrill previously worked the past two years with the REA implication of a municipal staffing change and ongoing utility operations.
Jerome Bradshaw of Tampa led the game scoring with 19 points as the Blizzards remained competitive.
Judy Smith of Abilene daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith traveled to New York on American Airlines and spent several days with friends. She toured Radio City Music Hall and attended six popular television shows during her visit.
Miss Mildred Patton hosted the Wingate Sew and Sew Club gathering Tuesday afternoon with 15 members and two visitors. Quilting and hand work filled the event and refreshments were served. club pals will be revealed November 28 when the next meeting is with Mrs. Elmer King.
From El Paso Mr and Mrs Fred Gideon visited the home of her mother Mrs J T Sanders and his brother Mr and Mrs Ras Gideon in Winters Texas Several Stamford visitors stopped by the Sanders home including Mrs J T Stell a former Winters resident and Elsie Sanders The piece records brief social visits and local reencounters in Winters Texas noting El Paso and Stamford connections.
The record notes two visitors identified as Mrs. Duncan Henslee and Mrs. Bill Harmon accompanying the host or event. Their presence is recorded alongside other attendees.
Susan Roberts of Abilene Christian College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts. Jan Wright, a fellow student and Mrs Roberts’ niece, also spent the weekend at the Roberts home.
Susan Sanders, a student at Texas Tech in Lubbock, spent the past weekend visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mord Tucker.
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