Winters High School names and student suggestions urged
The Winters High School Weekly invites students to submit a name for the new publication. A prize of one year’s subscription to the monthly magazine will be awarded for the best name. The staff will publish both the magazine and the weekly news under the same title in the Enterprise, aiming to foster literary effort and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evely Piercy
Lois Pumphrey
Dorothy Green
Jno
G. Key
Nestella Branham
Geo. Hil
Isabel Adams
W. H. S. Weekly
de Winters
High School Rewards Watch for Top Grades
Mr Low promises a seventeen jewel watch to the student with the highest grades as a prize not a gift of the school but from Bert E Low. The plan aims to encourage excellence beyond athletics and show support for high scholastic achievement. The school honors Mr Low for his interest in academics and sports alike. A new Oratorical and Debating Club will be organized next week under Miss Myrtle O Barber as coach with tryouts October 6 for five minute speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Bert E. Low
Mr. Low
Myrtle O. Barber
Business Men Visit Chapel to Support School Football
Messrs Garrett S H Nance Clem ents Hickman Owens Norman Bert Low Dr Tinkle Hill and Dr Maddox visited the High School chapel last Monday. They gave speeches praising the school and its football team, expressed interest in athletics, and urged loud support for the game next Tuesday, September 22, at Collingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Garrett
S. H. Nance
Clements
Hickman
Owens
Norman
Bert Low
Tinkle
Hill
Maddox
Collingsworth
Tea PTA Meeting Highlights Membership Drive Win
P T A met Tuesday with fifty members present. Deflabaugh's room won first prize in the membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deflabaugh
Seniors Open Year with Splendid Chapel Program
The Seniors opened the literary activities of the year with a splendid program in the chapel on Wednesday morning. This sets a precedent to be followed by the various classes from week to week. The program details continue on the next page.
Rights of Chiropractors sparks Texas debate
A readers column denounces state medical societies’ plan to prosecute chiropractors for practicing without a license. It argues for patient rights to choose doctors and compares licensing to coercive medicine, citing a Texas case in Runnels County and a provocative Ohio judge remark.
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Texas
Runnels County
State Board
Ohio
Local notes on residents and travel in towns
Mrs J W Elliott returns from Abilene sanitarium after an operation and is reported to be improving. Judge and Mrs R T Thornton come home from Kansas City after a several weeks visit. George B Estridge of Ballinger visits the city for a weekend seeking support for his brass gunn ramrod and on his way home from the Abilene fair. A remark suggests Amundsen should prearrange a landing field before another polar flight attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Elliott
Baptist Sanitarium
Abilene Sunday
George B. Estridge
Ballinger
Abilene
Amundsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Winters
H. S. Weekly
Shereeen Eanensenges
Auburn S. Neely
Jack Callan
Turney Neely
John Gardner
Eres ‘Milburn Curry Society
Vaderey Allie
Ethelete
Oratorical and
Lora Farnsworth
Pyburn
van H. Piercy
Hal F. Smith
A. H. Smith
Dixon
Jackson
Lavena Collingsworth
Bendena Spill
Ieee
Raat
PSE
R. T. Thornton
Kansas City
Tridge
Ed P. Eason
Winters, Texas
Atwater-Kent Radios
Winters
Atwater-Kent
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