Football Seminar Shapes Rice Strategy in Houston
From left, Coach Jess Neely of Rice University, Howard Grubbs and Kern Tips discuss tactics at an announcers seminar in Houston. Humble's football broadcasts and telecasts will start September 17.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1960
Page
9
From left, Coach Jess Neely of Rice University, Howard Grubbs and Kern Tips discuss tactics at an announcers seminar in Houston. Humble's football broadcasts and telecasts will start September 17.
Anglers experience West Texas waters from Val Verde to Devil's River Lake showcasing clear, fast water and lunker bass. The Bass-Oreno lure dominates local fishing by the Bundys and anglers, with top-water tactics, rocky holes, and long-distance casting shaping a hunter like approach.
Gleaners Sunday School group of Southside Baptist Church met in the Clem Rozmen home with Mrs. Bill Hendrix presiding. They voted to host an ice cream supper September 10 at Winters Lake for members and families. Officers elected include Mrs. Hendrix president and other officers. Present were Rita Gray Truett Bentley Charles Wearden Bill Hendrix J L Shaw and Clem Rozmen.
Emmett Kelly, world renowned clown, will perform six days from September 12 to 17 at Abilene Exposition Center. Kelly’s Willy persona will parade the midway daily and headline the Free Midway shows each night. The West Texas Fair runs alongside other stars like the Dukes of Dixieland Anita Bryant and the Half Brothers.
Dr and Mrs T V Jennings and grandson Tommy Jennings returned home Friday after spending the summer months in Ennis and other points in Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittenberg visited relatives in McGregor with Jeanita and Linda Kay present. They then spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Evans and family. Ernest Evans hosted in Waco, Tom Hale and family in Oglesby, and the Cummings in Gatesville.
A cautionary line about pedestrian safety urges careful street crossing to prevent harm and emphasizes the value of life in everyday urban travel.
The abundance of flavors and colors means popular choices are often exhausted, leaving shoppers with limited selections. Limited stock and high demand drive the shortage across categories.
A phrase once meant kindness now appears on radio as slang describing laxatives triggering comments about evolving language. The shift reflects how everyday terms gain risqué or clinical connotations in media discourse.
Labor Day weekend guests at the Hantsche home included Mr. and Mrs. Ted F. Hantsche Jr. and DeAnna of Pampa, Mr. and Mrs. Arliss Hantsche and Karen and Bryan of Hobbs NM, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith and Marzie and Donny of San Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Onden and Terry of Fort Worth. J. W. Hendrick of Waco visited Tuesday.
A grandmother reflects on her granddaughters' fascination with certain records that unsettle her stomach and evoke uneasy memories. The piece contrasts affection for music and discomfort with troubling historical echoes.
Members of the family who visited over the weekend at the John Tharp home included Mr and Mrs W T Merrifield and son Glenn from Chula Vista California Mr and Mrs Cecil Roe and children Grady and Laniece from San Angelo Charlie Brinkley of Borger Mr and Mrs Clarence Tharp of Wilmeth Mr and Mrs Jack Roe and Jackie Mr and Mrs Elmer Yates and daughter Bertha Mae of Winters.
A concise reflection on the idea that attention is earned by recognizing and addressing what others find noteworthy. The statement suggests that active awareness of others’ interests prompts reciprocal awareness and engagement.
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