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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
10
The Reflector notes four months old veal cut into various cuts as girls prepare dinners and study salads hot rolls and upcoming desserts. Seniors are highlighted with a poem and a list of nicknames linked to students including Pat Patsy Pannell JoAnne Grammer and Dorothy Wallace along with many others.
Gossip notes reveal P. P. spotted with G. S. recently stirring questions about her feelings for J. D. R. Meanwhile B. F. M. and B. A. D. rekindle last summer’s romance. Y. B. K. remains calm toward J. G. as social chatter continues.
A gossip filled piece from a high school page recounts romantic entanglements among Sherman High School students. It notes Y E D R vows never to pair with I K again but returns, L R H with J W K B and C B, J H rages over B W from S H S, and ongoing breakups and makeup cycles among D W J K J D H M Y P M R C J.
Spring fever hits once a year as the sun shines and people relax. The narrator says birds are not affected and that the writer quits because spring fever makes it hard to write. P.S. This is the best theme I can write, borrowed.
Fragmented lines show teens and couples pledging affection in short exchanges. Names include Bettye Lou Marily Hasie Pete Irene Don Sprout Dorothy Doris Kelly Joanne ld Patsy and Gene. The clippings resemble a feature of love notes or spoken admissions.
A compact note lists multiple intimate pairs exchanging song like lines and vows. Names include Lou Rae, Charles, Clifton, Bettye Lou, Joe, Doris, Billy Frank, Betty Anne, Jane, Kelly, Glen, Husie, Pinkey, Loren Paul, Doris, Kelly, Betty Anne, Billy Frank, Patsy, Gene, Pete Selman, Y B, Irene, Don, J O, Joan, Husie, Glenn, Betty Lou, Clifton, Joanne, Jim.
Pearl apologizes for talking to Kelly after Fat Stock Show. She recalls seeing Whacker and Joanne with Y. B. and Jackie at the rodeo. She laments exasperation at Loren Paul liking Husie and hints at seeking a movie date to settle feelings.
The fragmented notes describe social intertwines among students including Charles Caldwell asking Billye Faye Dillon on a date and multiple pairs seen together in various rounds. It also offers a brief guide urging students to use the school library, locate catalog files, and leave materials in place after browsing.
Doris consoles Pat Jones as two senior girls scramble over Perry Kite. Conway Craig keeps Betty Anne company while Lyndell Aldridge or Billy Frank may arrive. Dorothy and Sprout occupy their own compartment while Norma and Spookey disrupt progress on the bumper. Patsy and Gene occupy Pinkey and Loren Paul’s vacated spot.
A compact reflection on setting goals in stenography. It advises two aims a distant ultimate goal and a immediate practical aim to guide daily work. The immediate aim keeps focus on the right path and steady progress toward the larger objective.
The note emphasizes relieving the chief of small tasks by developing initiative and staying informed. It urges reading, networking with knowledgeable people, and building judgment. It highlights the value of appearance, tact, and constant practice in secretarial duties.
Texas legislators confronted a paper shortage as printing cannot produce bills for the House or Senate. A temporary workaround emerged as bills are mimeographed to bypass the missing printing paper and proceed with consideration.
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