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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
8
A local prize awarded to Shepperd for a rded entry with a $7.60 amount noted by Mr Owens in relation to the Grammar ed. Clara Niteh is mentioned in connection with the event.
The piece notes preparations for a Hallowe en celebration at the Glacier school with plans led by social chair Mary Griffis and Mrs John G Key. The class will choose a play and pins are assigned to Dorothy Green Matie Hill Gladys Palmer Henry Dixon Fannin Lowe Thurman Mitchell.
The Queen Theatre will prize Lyceum ticket sellers with a ten dollar top award. Second prize is five dollars, third prize three dollars, and fourth and fifth are season tickets. Sellers include Lavera Neely Isabel Adams Anna Fields Benton Neely Bendina Spill Dimmitt Brannon Alva Brice Ina Mae Owens Marie Sutton Robert Bacon Vernon Humphries Marie Griffis Evelyn Piercy. Buy tickets early for better seats.
The Lyceum course will be staged differently this season at the Queen theatre with all numbers on one venue. Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association and the Lions Club the five events include The New York Players on November 9 Emily Waterman on December 11 Bessie Larcher Concert Co on January 14 Qualen Company on March 4 and Marshall Louis Mertens on April 7.
The Winters School Booth won the blue ribbon at the Ballinger County Fair last week. The display featured samples from the grammar and high schools with special mention for the primary department exhibit.
A Baptist minister Brother Stephens spoke at chapel about opportunity drawn from Ecclesiastes 9 10. He said the chance to attend school comes only once in a lifetime and must be seized when possible.
Senior class activities indicate the date organization was completed Friday morning. The class settled on motto For My School I Will and flower Pink Carnation with colors Lavender and Pink. Nominating committee named Lavena Collingworth Milburn Curry and Merl Nance to submit staff officer nominees for next meeting.
A collection of classroom gags and quips. The jokes involve mistaken history, stage regrets, and school banter. A fresh mockery of tests, stage life, and minor misunderstandings.
The Winters Blizzards edged Eldorado 14 to 0 last Friday at the county Fair in a hard fought game. Both first-half touchdowns produced the scoring, with Winters delivering a fast, aggressive effort and Eldorado matching pace in a tense tug of war. The Blizzards did not complete a pass while Eldorado faced stiff defense throughout the bout.
Early in the game Winters and Eldorado exchange drives as Bailey and Fields power the Blizzards. Eldorado answers with persistent ground gains and a failed pass, then a punt leads to a safety and a late first half drive by Winters. The quarter ends with Winters near Eldorado’s 27 yard line.
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