The Howe Enterprise (Howe, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 13, 1975 Page: 3 of 6
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FEBRUARY 13, 1975
THE HOWE ENTERPRISE
Hobby Day Wednesday
The National Honor Society
of Howe High School is plan-
ning a Hobby Day for the
morning of Wednesday,
February 19. The purpose is
to provide an introduction into
some hobby and recreational
areas that will stimulate the
student's interests in hopes
that they will willl continue
with some of these interests
into later life. Instead of
attending their regular classes
that morning, students will
have the opportunity to choose
four hobby periods which will
include:
Scuba Diving-the owner of
"Captain Hook’sDive Shop”,
Tom Willard, will be the
leader of this group.
Girls Survival-in which the
girls will learn to work on an
automobile led by Alton
Norman.
Boys Survival-where the boys
will do cooking led by Mrs.
Jack Norman and Mrs. Alton
Norman.
Weight-lifting and Body-
building-an e.\-”Mr. Texas”,
Mike Jones, will be one of the
leaders along with Ricky Orr
and Jeff Neill.
Acting* Plays, Drama-led by
the managing director of the
Sherman Community Players,
Ron Cassady.
Photography-led by Steve
Fritz, Grayson County Junior
College; Yoga-led by a faculty
member of Austin College,
Ann Rylander; Archery-Jack
Norman, instructor;Flyling-led
by Jim Skinner, Sherman
Municipal Airport and Fun
Safety and Mraksmanship, led
by Wes Lankford.
Traveling and Airlines-led by
ex-stewardess for Braniff Air-
Dawson Propane
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LINDA KINCAID
Linda Kincaid
Wins ‘Crocker’
Award
Linda Kincaid has been
named the Betty Crocker
Family Leader of Tomorrow.
Linda won the honor by
competing with other seniors
in the written knowledge and
atti;ude examination on Dec.
3. She is now eligible for state
and national honors and will
recieve an award from General
.Mills, Inc., sponsor of the
annual educational scholarship
program. .
Linda is FHA president,
majorette and feature twirler,
a member of the Beta Club
and is vice-president, district
4-H girl co-chairman, and
senior class treasurer. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Kincaid of Luella.
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lines, Mrs. Ralph Sloan; Arts,
Painting, Drawing-presented
by Missy Sofey and Pat
Pierce; Crafts-led by Mrs. Jo
Ann Perry of the Gazebo and
Guitar-presented by Chris
Cavender.
Also Aymnastics-presented
by Abe Spangler and a
gymnastics group from the
Bonham Schools; Wrestling-
pnesented by Coach John
Partin and the Van Alstyne
Wrestling Team; Embroidery-
taught by Mrs. Bonner; Indian
Lore and Jewelry-presented by
Georgia Smith; Golf-led by
Raymond Hutchins; Volley-
ball-presented by Norman
Dickey, Eddie Brister, and
Rick Clements.
Officers of the Howe National
Honor Society are:
President, John Cannaday
vice-president, Mark Wrede
secretary, Debbie Adams
treasurer, Kay Simpson.
Other members are Randy
Smithhart, Linda Cook,
Tamela Melton, Don Farrer,
Dennis Robbins, Cindy
Robinson, and Carol Jennings.
Norman Bennett is the
sponsor.
Gamma Zet
With Mrs. Cantrell
a
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Band
Boosters
to Meet
The Howe Band Boosters
Club will meet at 7 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 17, in the high
school cafetorium.
The school choirs will present
the program under the direc-
tion of Dale Parham.
UNITED STATES A&MY
HAS OK.I&MXTEP A
WHICH EMA01ES. VOUW6 MEW ANP
\NOMEH TO START In CoU&SR
ANC? JOTHE AfcMY AT THE SAME L
Do you have
a new neighbor?
Call
IMTRftNATIO*
Gamma Zeta Chapter of Ep-
silon Sigma Alpha met in the
home of Mrs. Jerry Cantrell
Monday night, Feb. 3.
The program was presented
by Mrs. Mildred Powell, soci-
ology instructor at Grayson
County College.
Plans were made for a Bazaar
‘75 craft and bake sale to be
held March 14-15 at the Sher-
man Public Library.
A Valentine Party for the
residents of Heritage Manor
was held Monday evening,
Feb. 10. Refreshments were
served by members of the
sorority.
HEART’S IN RIGHT PLACE—Donnie Bean, son of Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Bean, apparently knows how to win a
heart with a heart—in this case the heart of Tania
Bement, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Bement. The
Valentines Day picture was posed in the kindergarten of
Howe Elementary School.
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Hostess Phyllis Hollenbeck
Purple Martins j Choose From Finished Color Portraits - Not Proofs or Slides
Club Discusses
Women in Society
The Howe Home Dem-
onstration Club met in the
home of Mrs. George on Tues-
day at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Shellie Bost, president,
called the meeting -to order.
Mrs. L. W. Selby led the
group with the club prayer.
During roll call members
answered with a current event
of an important woman in
history.
Miss Jewell Clayton gave the
council delegate report and
Mrs. Bost appointed a nom-
inating committee for the
coming year.
Mrs. Mary Hughett played
selections on the organ.
Mrs. Clif Horton of Sherman
presented the program
“Never Underestimate Texas
Women.” She discussed so-
cial security and medicate, fol-
lowed by a question ar d
answer session.
Mrs. E. L. Bearden was in
charge of recreation. MRs.
Jude Smi i will host the next
meeting to ' field on March
11.
Cancer Discussed by
Young Homemakers
Discussed By
Culture Club
Purple Martins was the pro-
gram presented on Friday
afternoon to the Tom Bean
Culture Club at the home of
Mrs. Charles Thompson.
Mrs. J. R. Wortham, pres-
ident of the club opened the
meeting with the club bus-
iness on a motion made to
keep the first meeting in Jan.
suggestions were made to
write letters against the ERA
amendment, a showing of an
art craft made by Mrs. G. B.
Kemp, Jr., arid the an-
nouncement of the new pro-
gram committee with Mrs.
Kemp, chairman, Mrs. C.D.
Evans and Mrs. Ernest Gant.
Mrs. Thompson introduced
her husband Bharles who pre-
sented the program on Purple
Martins.
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NICE THINGS HAPPEN TO FOLKS WHO TRADE WITH US
Dale: Monday, Feb. 17
Chisum’s One Slop
Hours: 10—1 2—6
The Young Homemakers met
in the homemaking Depart-
ment on Monday evening.
Plans for the rest of the school
year were outlined by Joyce
Cathcing, club president. The
scheduled program for March
10 will be make-up and hair
techniques to be presented by
Dotony Abbott. The door
prize will be soft goods.
The American Cancer Society
had charge of Monday’s me-
eting. Mrs. Boots King ex-
PERSONALS
Mrs. Larry Miller and
children, Luke and Yvette of
Lovington, N. M., are visiting
Mrs. Millers parents, Mr. and
s. Arnold Dutton in Howe.
Mr. Miller is oh a Baptist
Crusade iri India. He is the
minister of education at
Jackson Avenue Baptist
Church in Lovington.
YONCE FOOD MKT.
Extra Large •
Eggs'
69C
Doz.
Reg. Price
County Fair
Bread
. . Lg.
2/7 Sc
Maryland Club
Coffee
2 lbs.
$1.99
Whole Picnics
Hams
lb.
59c
Tenderized
Round
Steak
1.29
Potatoes
10 lbs.
79C
Eckrich The Best
Bologna
ib 98c
Reg. Price Cabell
Shady Brook
MILK
Gal
1.49
Lb,
Grayson
ouo
46c
plained the many different
phases in which the Society
helps people of the com-
munity. She also presented a
film on Breast Exam-
ination. After the film
questions were answered by
Dr. 0. T. Baur, a Sherman
physician.
Refreshments were served to
18 guests and the door prize of
naper products was won by
Cheryl Coonrod.
gefad
'M^
Feb.17 21
MONDAY
Vegetable Beef Soup
Turkey Salad Sandwiches
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Fruit
Crackers-Bread
Milk
TUESDAY
Corn Chip Pie
Ranch Style Beans
Jello Dessert
Rolls-Butter
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Hamburgers
Lettuce-Tomatoes
Pickles-Onions
Potato Chips
Ice Cream
Milk
THURSDAY
Steakettes
Green Beans
Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Pudding
Rolls-Butter
Milk
FRIDAY
Barbecue on Bun
ven Fried Potatoes
Ice Cream
Milk
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