Rodeo Thanks From Whitewright Agriculture Team
Joe Hennig president of the F F A chapter at Whitewright and the Agriculture boys of W H S thank Mr J D Trulove Woodley McClarky Wallace Wilson and Bert Durham for bringing their livestock to the rodeo and extend thanks to everyone who helped make the event successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hennig
Whitewright
Agriculture Boys
J. D. Trulove
Woodley McClarky
Wallace Wilson
Bert Durham
Easter Parade Reflections and Western Week Honors
A local pageant recounts Easter season thoughts and school traditions. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors are listed among parade participants and horse masters. Fifty seven locals joined the parade and trail ride, with a barbecue and rodeo enjoyed during Western Week.
Whitewright Parade Showcases Student Floats and Prizes
The Whitewright Western Week Parade on Tuesday March 24 featured the Cub Scouts winning first prize with an Indian tepee and the eighth grade taking second with Jail house Rock. Numerous high school groups entered floats including Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen with variedWestern themed acts and many students participated by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Peter Cotton-Tail
SDJ
Chucky Watkins
Cynthia Marlow
Brenda Neal
Rod Earnheart
Judy Warrington
Kenneth McKinney
Cheryl Bono
Connie Smith
Harriet Stevens
Becky Blanton
Lillis Watkins
Kenneth Gunter
Gary Hollo
Should A Student Government Be Adopted For My School
A school asks whether creating a student council is beneficial. It argues for elected student leaders from each grade with teacher supervision, shared advisory staff, and student involvement in rules, dances, and activities to reflect democracy and fairness.
School council aids maturity for future problem solving
A school council is seen as a helpful frame to guide members toward greater maturity. The note argues future challenges will require collaborative support and wiser decisions from students. It quotes Jim on the need for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Giant horse ambulance designed to save injured steeds
The British unveil a 15 foot high horse ambulance with a sling hoist and movable floor. It lifts a fallen horse without letting its feet touch the ground, reducing the need to shoot injured animals. It costs $8,500 and requires three trained operators.
Quiet Child Myth About Schizophrenia Debunked
At a psychology congress Nathaniel Wagner of Washington Medical School cites a study tracking people from childhood to adulthood. He notes aggressive and impulsive behavior in childhood correlates with higher risks of later mental hospital or prison confinement, not quiet withdrawn temperaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Congress of Psychology
Nathaniel Wagner
University of of Washington Medical School
Fact of Life and Diamond Cutting Dates
Three fourths of Americans now live in cities. Diamond cutting traces to the 1465 discovery that diamonds could be polished by diamond dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities
Notice to Creditors in Huggins Estate Sherman Texas
Original Letters Testamentary issued March 30 1964 for Fannie Huggins deceased. Creditors must present claims by law to Essie Saunders at 1418 South Crockett Street Sherman Grayson County Texas before barred by limitations. Co independent Executors Essie Saunders and Raymond Plumlee of No 13379 filed in County Court of Grayson County. Published in The Whitewright Sun April 2 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Huggins
South Crockett Street
Sherman
Grayson County
Texas
Essie Saunders
Raymond Plumlee
Fannie
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Texas Legal Notice on Partition Suit in Grayson County
Court citation orders Mary Belle Stanley and Dail Stanley to answer by April 27 1964 in the partition action No 68 708 filed December 2 1963. Plaintiffs include B J Chiles Sr and Lillian B Chiles with numerous defendants. lands in Grayson County described by multiple surveys are to be partitioned excluding minerals. Issued March 13 1964 Sherman Texas deputy clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Mary Belle Stanley
Dail Stanley
Dale Stanley
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
B. J. Chiles
Lillian B. Chiles
W. M. Rippey
Mac Heard Rippey
J. D. Bond
Lois Leeper Bond
David Leeper Bond
John Richard Bond
Gene Green
Mary I. McAdams
Julia Mae White Nichols
Edward Thomas Rickard, Jr
John R. Archer
Gayla Rae Rickard Archer
Beatrice Chiles
Hal E. Williams
Babe Chiles Williams
Ted H. Metzler
Algene Chiles Metzler
Harriett Chiles Purdy
Ralph Chiles
James Ingram
J. P. Hamilton
W. B. Chiles
Joseph
W. B.) Strickland
W. G. Washington
James Chiles
Wm. S. Reeves
Hiram W. Bailey
W. S. Reeves
S. G. Perkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reflector
Anita Frisby
Susan Blackerby
Gail Wilson
John Holloway
Curtis Tillett
Bill White
Barbara Andrew
Patsy Neal
Toosie Schwiening
Barbara Shepherd
AG Boys
Earth
P. N
Underwoods
Main Street
Dorothy Perkins
Walker Pharmacy
Graham Hunter
New Ambulance
Jim C. Langdon
Railroad Commission
Jim Langdon
High Court
Charles Langdon
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