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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1945

Page

3

Guess Who at W. H. S. dances and pictures

The Reflector column notes a social scene at W H S with couples forming and breaking. Jackie and Curtis seen together, Dale Fields with Pat Murphy, Ruth Maddux and Sprout at a prevue, and Betty Reeves and her Trenton heartthrob. Pictures arrived, issued in English classes, with Mrs Roddy and Miss Neathery handling money and books.

Paul Jackie Curtis Dan Dale Fields Pat Murphy Dale Richard Marjorie Betty Ann Joan Pat Ruth Maddux Sprout Betty Reeves Trenton Betty Bryant O. G. Bow Betty Mears Billy Ray Lawhorn Y. B Henrietta Billy John Betty Lee Bessie Jo Billy Joe

The Pictures Have Arrived

A lighthearted dialogue about new pictures describing them as cute and flattering. One person notes they resemble the speaker while another expresses pride in the portraits.

Typing Students Shine After Lab Dark Days

The class improves in word division under international contest rules and records strong gains on short tests. David Johnson is praised for lighting up the typing lab during a prolonged outage, igniting optimism in Whitewright and earning thanks from Mrs. Beazley and the students.

Beazley David Johnson David Whitewright

The Love Lorn Column Letter from Bill Kaiser

Dear Portia asks how to handle a stubborn mood from his girlfriend and seeks advice. The writer Bill Kaiser laments a troubled love life and asks readers for guidance to salvage the relationship.

Bill Kaiser Portia

Dear Bill and Portia Patchum Advice Card

A personal missive offers guidance on a strained romance with a Grady figure ongoing for years. The letter notes possible neglect, another admirer, and her readiness to move on. It urges Bill Kaiser to gauge the girl’s true feelings and decide their next steps with sincerity.

Bill Portia Patchum

Good Grooming Essentials for Daily Personal Care

Article outlines grooming basics for boys including daily bathing, clean hands and nails, regular hair washing, dental care, shaving habits, clean clothing, polished shoes, and good posture. Emphasizes cleanliness, fit clothing, and confident bearing.

Be Your Self And Be Your Color Sister

A brief 1940s advice note encourages girls to stay true to themselves not to imitate others. It touts personal style, dating preferences, and inner confidence, promising a future suitor who accepts their true color and may propose marriage.

Notice to Creditors of R R Hall Estate

Notice is given that letters of administration with will annexed for the estate of Mrs. R. R. Hall, deceased, were granted March 21, 1945, by Grayson County Court. Creditors must present claims to Mary Hall Chapman Administratrix at 1121 S Walnut Street Sherman Texas per law.

R. R. Hall Grayson County Walnut Street Sherman Texas Mary Hall Chapman

Boat permits required for all Lake Texoma boats

Denison district U S Engineer office announces a new licensing system for Lake Texoma boat owners. Existing permits expire April 1 and renewals are available through Jerry Bowen. Permits are temporary and may be recalled. violations after April 1 will be prosecuted under the 1944 flood control act. The Denison Boat Club will aid by providing a watchman on the lake shore. About 200 permits issued. more on the lake.

Denison U. S Lake Texoma Jerry Bowen Denison Boat Club

Leaves blamed for cold spread by tree decay

London. Dr. John Anthony Seymour Jones, a leading ear and throat surgeon, says in Medical World that airborne virus from decaying leaves triggers colds. He argues the district air becomes charged with a culminating virus over time and identifies leaves as the virus source.

London John Anthony Seymour-Jones Medical World Seymour-Jones

Daddy's Voice Triggers Child Recognition in Tacoma

In Tacoma Washington Lt Kenneth Pinnon of Portland Oregon returns from the Pacific to meet his baby son for the first time. The child nearly three cried out That's my daddy when hearing his voice from phonograph recordings sent home for the mother to play.

Tacoma Wash Kenneth Pinnon Portland Ore Pacific

London’s Fleet Street and its famed newspapers

A concise note on Fleet Street in London renowned for its historic newspaper publishing houses and journalistic legacy, highlighting its long association with print media and the city’s press culture.

London Fleet Street

Assistance Sought for Texoma Planting Drive

DENISON Texans seek tractors and laborers to plant desirable plants in streams and coves around Lake Texoma. Eddie F. Laird warns the Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission collaborates with the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service to create two wildlife sanctuaries. Contact 1404-J Dean Lay to help with the project.

J. Dean Widlife Division Game Department Mr Laird

Divorce Petition in Grayson County Citation No 53273

Citation issued in Sherman Texas commands Charles W Milton to appear in district court by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Lucy Milton files for divorce on cruel treatment with file date January 8 1945 in suit No 53273. Issued March 20 1945 by S V Earnest clerk deputy Nancy Drake.

Charles W. Milton A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Lucy Milton S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake

Tough On Home Front Says Military Pay Gap Hits Returnees

Area Director Ss G Springfield of the War Manpower Commission cites the return to civilian life as difficult for commissioned officers. He notes a new recruit earning 35 dollars weekly versus a former air force lieutenant making 7200 dollars a year, now back to 45 dollars weekly in civilian work, highlighting readjustment to civilian income as a major challenge.

Atlanta Ss. G. Springfield The War Manpower Commission

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