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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
6
Reflector staff lists Betty Jones and Bobby Witt as co editors with Maurice Neathery and Fred Murphy as sports editors. Norma Smith serves as basketball editor and Miss Lillian Neathery is listed as sponsor.
Widespread postwar concern over safety prompts support for school based programs. Students form safety groups to oversee shop gym and road safety with patrols posters speeches and student courts to enforce rules. The piece urges driving safety and warns against reckless behavior on highways. Come to see the senior play tonight the 4th.
A guide notes good posture as key to attractiveness and links posture to dress and personality. A cheerful disposition draws friends, while a sour mood repels people. It urges improving posture and personality to gain more friendships.
An April Fools overview traces the holiday to medieval Bible scenes and European customs, noting Roman and Hindu parallels. It mentions Rabelais’s legendary joke, names terms in France Scotland and England, and lists senior play details for Glendon Magers as Mr Gates and Joe Weber with James Reeves. The choral class under Mrs Kilgree prepares songs for graduation amid ongoing practice every Friday.
Citation directs Murphy Gamble to answer a petition filed March 13 1946 in District Court Grayson County Texas. Case No 54396 involves T E Flowers as plaintiff and Norma Gamble et al as defendants over land in Denison described as the north one third of lots 28 29 30 31 32 in block Seventeen Stevens Addition. Defendant ordered to appear by Monday April 29 1946. Damages claimed One Thousand Dollars. Issued March 13 1946 Sherman Texas. Clerk S V Earnest. Deputy Nancy Drake.
The Spanish I class has been active with poems and music. Hazel Neal and Betty Jo Rich presented the poem set to music to the class, which enjoyed the performance. Students are timing themselves reading a Spanish paragraph at home to improve speaking and fluency. Norma Smith appears as Aunt Sally on April 4.
Join the crowd at the senior play on April 4 as Whitewright students discuss local scenes. Geraldine Bush enjoys third period study hall while classmates tease about lessons and summer plans.
A compact discussion on conversational skill stating that listening reveals education and horizons. It notes balanced talk—covering important topics and occasional small talk for sociability—likening friendly chatter to a cat purring. The piece emphasizes conversation as an art to be practiced for refinement.
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