The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 13, 1967 Page: 7 of 8
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FHA girls have busy week
Pewitt Future Homemakers
of America members were
kept busy last week observing
National FHA Week.
Monday was 'red and white'
day and the girls wore those
olors. They also elected the
new officers for next term.
The annual Mother-Daugh-
(■^banquet was held Tuesday
at the Naples Motor Inn.
^Wednesday was a special
day and all of the homemak-
ing students went on a field
trip to the Texas Christian
University campus at Ft.
Worth to see the Neiman-
Marcus style show. Approxi-
mately 25 girls attended and
were accompanied by their ad-
Tenbrook's
Garage
Official
State Inspection
Station
Marietta, Texas
visor, Mrs. Alicia Hampton,
and Mrs. A. T. Brian, Mrs.
Melvin Hicks, Mrs. Edward
Thompson, Mrs. Cliff Wynine-
gar and Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Ranes.
The FHA presented an as-
sembly program Thursday and
it was a big success.
A mock style show was pre-
sented by Paula Walker, Becky
Rogers, Pam Cummings. Bren-
da Higgins, Glenna Higgins,
Barbara Anderson and Judy
McCown.
One pantomime was given
by Andrea Smith and Paillette
Vissering, and another by
Sheri Slider, Amanda Hicks,
Betty Thompson and Sue
Simpson.
Saturday was community
day and a committee of Sally
Irvin, Teddie Robison, Betty
Thompson, Sue Simpson and
Sue Richey set out two hy-
drangeas and several petunias
at the Naples community cen-
ter.
The girls, their advisor, and
two chapter mothers, Mrs. A.
T. Brian and Mrs. Bill Richey.
attended church together Sun-
day at the First Methodist,
Church at Naples.
The
MONITOR
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1967
NAPLES, TEXAS
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April 14
Donald McCoy
Mrs. Steedie High
Kaye Carlisle
Sharon Ann Waits
Jerry Trumble
April 15
Mrs. Leo McCoy
Bobby Presley
Hershel Harris
Janis Lea Gibson
April 16
Linda Sue Jacobs
Christi Beth Tipton
Jackie Skelton
Cynthia Denise Gauntt
April 17
Q. B. Wommack
Christine Welsh
Mrs. A. T. Brian
Gregory Paul McMillon
April 18
Jim Knight
W. V. Taylor
Randy Brock
Larry Glynn Jacobs
Phyllis Jean Jacobs
Jane Ann Obenoskev
April 19
Mrs. Roy Russell
Mrs. Maude Capps
Jan Kirk
James E. Wommack
April 20
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Nineteen Pewitt elementary
and junior high school stu-
dents will go to Ore City Fri-
day to compete in the District
17A Interscholastic League
literary contests.
This will be the first year
for Pewitt students in those
grades to enter the contests.
Donna Alford and Kristi
Best will compete in the oral
poetry reading contest for sev-
enth graders.
Cindy Welch, a fifth grader,
and Martha Shaver, a sixth
grader, will compete in spell-
ing and plain writing. Sally
Narramore and Janet Visser-
ing will enter the spelling and
writing contest from the
eighth grade.
Paula Elrod and Becky Ja-
cobs are entered in the ready
writing contest for eighth
graders.
Jimmy Hart, Patty Rogers
and Glen Dale will compete in
the eighth grade division of
the number sense contest.
In the story telling contest
will be Gwen Fletcher, a third
grader, and oral reading will
be done by Ginger King and
James Minton, both sixth grad-
ers.
Picture memory competitors
are fourth graders Lynda Su-
zan Fleming, Glenda Foster,
Debra Higgins, Bobbie Skelton
and Elizabeth Moore.
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Several students are busy
preparing for the Interschol-
astic League Literary contests
which will be held Friday at
Ore City High School. Classes
will be dismissed at 2 p.m.
that day.
The pep squad met Monday
and decided on the uniforms
for the next year. It also decid-
ed the girls in the pep squad
would wear shoes alike, and
that clappers would be used
again To give support, the
pep squad members will stand
Thank you
I sincerely appreciate the
votes I received in the Pewitt
school board election. It was
i.iy desire then, and it is now,
to serve my community.
Your votes were appreciat-
ed.
Robert E. (Bobby) Mize
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Thank you
I wish to thank each and
every one who was so nice and
kind to me while I was in the
hospital, the nurses and doc-
tors, especially Dr. Leeves and
Dr. Wise, and the ministers,
and for the prayers and beau-
tiful cards and flowers and
each one who visited me. It
really meant lots to me and
it made my stay much shorter
so may God's richest blessing
be yours is my prayer.
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The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 13, 1967, newspaper, April 13, 1967; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth336683/m1/7/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.