White Deer News (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 3, 1972 Page: 2 of 8
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WHITE DEER NEWS
BANK
MEMBER
DEER, TEXAS 79097
WHITE
Bank Is zAt Your Service
Your Hometown
Working For the Progress of Individuals
and Our Community.
• CHECKING ACCOUNTS
• DRIVE-UP TELLER WINDOW SERVICE
• SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
• INSTALLMENT LOANS
• CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
• COMMERCIAL LOANS
• BANK BY MAIL
• SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
BANKING HOURS:
Mondays: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.
Tuesdays through Fridays: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Member F.D.I.jp.
Accounts insured to $20,000
& TRUST CO.
FIRST
thousands of student over the years.
With a philosophy of requiring
responsibility of every student and
knowing that the primary reason
for the college is "to teach" Frank
Phillips College has developed
a most enviable reputation. The
well known fact that "when you
get through Frank Phillips College
you can pass in any other college,"
measures the academic excellence
the college has achieved.
Frank Phillips College has been
recognized and accredited by the
highest accrediting agencies in
the land for many years.
Many changes take place in the
courses offered by the college as
the years roll on. Frank Phillips
has been careful in its course of-
fering and is sure of the basic
value of courses before they are
offered. F. P. C. does not change
for change sake and has guided
its graduates into solid and valu-
able basic training.
The guidance and counseling
at F. P. C. has always been very
outstanding and on this twenty-
fifth year will be offering a very
outstanding program in personal
counseling.
Year after year progress has been
made in many departments and
the enrollment has climbed stead-
ily upward from the first sopho-
more class of 1948-49 of six grad-
uates.
On this twenty-fifth year of ser-
vice and educational opportunity
for the area people, Frank Phil-
lips College looks to its second
quarter century with definite pro-
jection and confidence.
Registration for the 1972-73
Fall Semester will be August 31
and September 1st.
Vacation Downstate
Greg Gann visited his grand-
mothers, Mrs. 7, B. Ayers and
Mrs. Frank Gann in Mexia last
week.
FRANK PHILLIPS COLLEGE
REACHES 25-YEAR MARK
As Frank Phillips College starts
it twenty-fifth year of service to
the Texas Panhandle, many in-
teresting facts of its evolution
will again be reviewed from time
to time.
After a very humble birth a qua-
rter of a century ago in space on
the second floor of Borger Senior
High School, Frank Phillips Col-
lege has become one of the more
outstanding two year colleges in
the nation.
The physical features of the col-
lege are a very inpressive sight.
The present sixty acre campus
with its seven beautiful buildings,
landscaping, paving and lighting
represents a value of about $3, -
000, 000. 00.
Frank Phillips College, with its
dedicated faculty has fired the
ambitions and enthusiasm of many
Mrs. Matthews Suffers Fall
Mrs. Lelia Matthews fell off the
front porch at her home on Satur-
day evening. She suffered a sprain-
ed shoulder and wrist, and her face
and neck were badly bruised. She
was taken to Highland General
Hospital where she remains a
patient. __________
Visit In Oklahoma
Mrs. Gary James and Mrs.
Ray Blumer and Lindy are
visiting in Woodward, Okla.,
this week.
REGISTRATION
(Continued from Page 1)
The students' textbooks will be
in his locker already assigned.
After a short assembly at 8:12
to 8: 42 a. m. in the auditorium,
students will pick up their text-
books and report to first period
classes.
There will be sufficient time
during the first week for any
necessary course changes. How-
ever, for new students and those
who feel they have special pro-
blems, they may contact the
counselor or high school princi-
pal at their offices in the high
school building from August 7-
15, inclusive.
High school personnel will be
involved with teachers in-service
workshops, August 16,17, and 18.
WHITE DEER COACHES
ATTEND THSCA MEET
THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON
The 40th coaching school of
the Texas High School Coaches
Associations opened last Sunday
at Houston with registration ex-
pected to approach a record
6,000.
Highlights included the August
2 annual All-Star basketball
game at Hofheinz Pavilion on
the University of Houston cam-
pus and the August 3 All-Star
football game in the Astrodome.
A record registration of 5,964
was recorded a year ago at Fort
Worth, compared to only 251 in
1935 when the first school was
held in Dallas.
Ronnie Truitt of Cypress- Fair-
banks and Bill Phillips of Plain-
view will be the opposing head
coaches for the North-South
basketball game.
Head coaches of the South-
North football teams are Jack
Hays of West Columbia and
Tommy Watkins of Andrews.
Coaches of the White Deer-
Skellytown schools attending
the coaching school are head
coach, Larry Anthony, assist,
coach, Paul R. Stiles, "Vic"
Bates, Mike Purcell, Jason
Smith, and Arlen Kaiser.
PAGE 2____________________
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
OSCAR W. GOULD, 69,
CONDUCTED MONDAY
Funeral services for Oscar W.
Gould, 69, a resident of Skelly-
town for 36 years who died at
1:30 a.m. Saturday at Worley
Hospital in Pampa, were held at
2:30 p. m. Monday at First Bap-
tist Church in Skellytown.
The Rev. Muri Rogers, pastor
of Shamrock First Baptist Church,
officiated. Burial was in the White
Deer Cemetery by Carmichael-
Whatley Funeral Directors of
Pampa.
Mr. Gould had worked for Skel-
ly Oil Co. for 36 years and was
a member of First Baptist Church
in Skellytown.
He is survived by his wife, My-
rtle; a son, Robert Snyder of
Tuskahoma, Okla.; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Rosa Lee Weaver of
Skellytown, Mrs. Lenora Johnson
of Dallas, Mrs. Betty Parr of
Pittsburg, Calif., and Mrs. Jack-
ie Litchford of Phillips; a sister,
Mrs. Mabel Welch of Electric
City; 17 grandchildren, and 20
great-grandchildren.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3,1972
Winning Entries In White Deer Rodeo Parade Saturday
ALVIN and DUTCH WILLIAMS
—THREE LOCATIONS ON HWY. 60 IN WHITE DEER—
Texaco Station
PHONE 883-4481
COMPLETE LINE OF TEXACO PRODUCTS
TEXACO GASOLINE & OIL — WHOLESALE
FARM LUBRICANTS
WHOLESALE DIESEL and KEROSENE
— FARM DELIVERY —
Dorco Station
PHONE 883-2191
DIESEL FUEL — GASOLINE — OIL
BUTANE and PROPANE DISTRIBUTORS
DORCO WHOLESALE - RETAIL GASOLINE
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
— FARM DELIVERY —
Parts & Supply
PHONE 883-6881
Complete Lines of:
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & SUPPLIES
Such Name Brands as:
WALKER MUFFLERS — DELCO — A. C. PRODUCTS
— GATES — PROTO TOOLS — PERFECT CIRCLE —
Also:
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White Deer News (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 3, 1972, newspaper, August 3, 1972; White Deer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1179393/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.