Cy igma Delts hold Christmas dance at high school gym
The Cy igma Delts sorority hosted a Friday evening Christmas dance in the high school gymnasium at Sag with an 8 o'clock start. The decor featured a Christmas motif with trees and blue lighting. A punch table glowed with lighted blue tapers. Attendees included Betty Jean Wat and Felix Burnett, Dorothy Moston and Rogers Rainey, and many other couples such as McConnell with Guy Stimp, Rometa Hildinger with David Jean Saunders, Betty Newsome with McCurdy, and Sarah Frances with Frederick Jones. Other pairs listed included Eloise Phillips and Tom Svoboda, Virginia Saunders and McAnally, Mary Nunn and Collins, Laurin Donaldson and Nunn, Helen Svoboda and Henry McAnally, and several more couples.
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Igma
Betty Jean Wat
Felix Burnett
Dorothy Moston
Rogers Rainey
1 McConnell
Guy Stimp
Rometa
Wir
Tansbury
Schuyler Kay
Eloise Phillips
Tom Svoboda
Virginia Saunders
McAnally
Mary Nunn
Collins
Laurin Donaldson
Nunn
Helen Svoboda
Enry McAnally
Mary Johu
John Moss Ruark
Jen- Evelyn Cockren
Phil Brown
Bob Short
Richard Lipsle
Mary Ella Brannon
Bil- Terry
Katherine Hatley
Lis Vincent
Bobbie Putteet
Bragg
Mary Gray
Frank
Jean Russell
Buddy Martha Jane Leslie
Browning
Sarah Jean Wat
J. B. Parsons
Betty Joe
Morton Dearing
Adolyn Farmer
Glen Stew
December Club Meeting at Bon- Golf Club
The December gathering occurred Friday evening at the Bon- Golf Club with hosts Mr and Mrs A Cunningham Mr and Mrs Robinson Dr and Mrs Jack and Mr and Mrs Reid vy Sr. Forty members and guests were served dinner as red crystal holders and silver poinsettias decorated the room with red berries.
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Bon- Golf Club
A. Cunningham
Robinson
Jack
Reid Vy. Sr
Jones Family Reunion Held in Trenton
The R. W. Jones held their annual reunion at the Jones home in Trenton on December 27. The gathering included members from the Jones and Moore families and celebrated Mrs. Jones birthday with a Christmas party and exchange of gifts.
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Bers
R. W. Jones
Jones
Trenton
Local School Staffing Notes Mention Health Certainty
Fragmentary report lists several towns and schools and notes certified workers are not available to meet health requirements. It also mentions Mr and Mrs W B Newton returning from Austin for Christmas holidays, with friends in attendance.
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Sai
Wilsay
Mrs. W. BE. Newton
Austin
Yes
Amarillo Defeats Temple 20-7 For Fourth Grid Title
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm won its fourth state high school grid title by defeating Temple 20-7 in a packed arena. Temple led 7-6 after three quarters. Amarillo surged with Payne and a key 85-yard interception return by Wooten for the final two scores. The win capped a dramatic championship game with 20,000 fans watching as both teams fought tough until the end.
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Temple
Callas
Amarillo Golden Sandstorm
Wildcats
McClerran
Hart
Dusek
Payne
Baker
Wooten
Sandies
Births and a race track postponement in California
Bailey couples welcome newborn sons as families announce births at Allen Memorial Hospital. North Center Street, Center Street and Bailey residents share news of new babies. Meanwhile Jerry Gessler, chairman of California State Racing Commission, ordered California’s newest track opening postponed until New Year’s Day due to weeks of rain making the Golden Gate turf unsafe for horses.
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C. R. Eldridge
North Center Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Golden Gate Turf Club
Jerry Gessler
California State Racing Commission
California
Warriors Ready to Resume Action in North Texas Association
The Purple Warriors and Warriorettes prepare to start practice for the new year. The Warriorettes begin their first session and the Warriors gear up to challenge McKinney Lions for the title, aiming for a fast, smooth offense after an encouraging first game.
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Purple Warriors
Warriorettes
Warriors
North Texas Basketball Association
McKinney Lions
Warriorettes must adjust offense without Chambers and Lowrey
The Warriorettes face a reshaped offense as ace forwards Ruby Chambers and Margaret Lowrey are not back this season. Chambers led the team in scoring and will be missed, prompting new roles for remaining players and adjustments in strategy.
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Vada Gorrells
Lulu Margaret Morris
Dolly B. Reid
Mildred Vermillion
Agnes Cobb
Ruth McIntyre
Wearhlorettes
Warriorettes
Ruby Chambers
Margaret Lowrey
Chambers
Thirteen year old Kansas fisherman recounts pheasant versus bullsnake clash
Warren Cody of Decatur County reports witnessing a rooster pheasant combat a three and a half foot bull snake near his home. The bird repeatedly avoided strikes and finally killed the snake. the pheasant’s spurs penetrated its head.
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Warren Cody
Kansas
Decatur County
Funeral Rites Held for Margaretta Allen
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Randolph for three year old Margaretta Oleta Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Allen who died after a five day diphtheria illness at a home near Randolph Survivors include sister Mary Alice Allen and grandparents Mr and Mrs Marie Culpepper and Mrs Alice Allen.
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Trenton
Randolph
Margaretta Oleta Allen
W. A. Allen
Mary Alice Allen
Marie Culpepper
Alice Allen
White Sox Sign Kennedy and Kolloway to 1941 Contracts
Chicago White Sox announce in Chicago that infielder Bob Kennedy and infielder Don Kolloway have signed 1941 contracts. Manager Jimmy Dykes plans Kolloway at second base after his tenure with Oklahoma City in the Texas League, while Kennedy shifts from Shreveport to third base after a call up last season.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Bob Kennedy
Don Kolloway
Jimmy Dykes
Kolloway
Oklahoma City
Kennedy
Sox
Shreveport
Virginia Game Commission Expands Wild Turkey Plantings
The Virginia Game Commission reports four plantings of wild turkeys in the southwest, with four gobblers and six hens per planting. Thirty four more plantings are planned. In Henderson County Texas, a new joint fox and quarry hunters group forms with Bryan Wofford of Athens as president to unite hunter interests.
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Virginia Game Commission
Texas Fox
State Game Department
Henderson County
Sryan Wofford
Athens
Qual
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