Whitewright Community Notes Flash Week Events
Memory Dem onstration Club held a covered dish luncheon led by Mrs Bob Collins president. Gilmer-Aiken report discussed. VFW and Auxiliary met at VFW hall with A B Jones as service officer registered with National Department. Grayson County courthouse exercises featured John Dale Reeves Whitewright and Clayton Crabtree memory lane. Four Whitewright students to receive East Texas State Teachers College BS degrees Audra Bennett George Vestal Deaton William W McFarland Willie Ruth Massax. Junior 4H Club met January 1 Barbara Hasty president. Zelma Moore showed projector photos of homes and lawns.
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Bethel Home Demonstration Club
Bob Collins
Gilmer-Aiken
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
VFW Hall
A.B. Jones
National Department
Grayson County
John Dale Reeves
Whitewright
Clayton Crabtree
Memory Lane
Whitewright Sun
East Texas State Teachers College
Audra Bennett
George Vestal Deaton
William W. McFarland
Willie Ruth Massax
Jan. l
Barbara Hasty
Zelma Moore
Wilma McFatridge
Historical Society
Jack Oliver
Cayce
John Biggerstaff
Postal Service
Charles Pierce
Chester Slaughter
Jim Fry
Bobby Mathis
Cubs
Mabel Vesta
PTA
Sue Brinkley
Pansy Miller
Mabel Vestal
Mabel
Sue
J.D. Calloway
Lions Club
Linda Sullivan
New Town and Country
Mike Spann
S.T. Montgomery
Joe Morrow
Riding Club
Willow Springs and Ambrose students win garden demo medals
Lane of Willow Springs and Obey Ray Anderson of Ambrose received gold medals for a garden demonstration. A.C. Spencer, southwestern representative of the Friends of the Land, spoke to Whitewright High School students and faculty during a week of meetings in Fannin County. Mr. O.V. Barker introduced him. At the Friday Literary Club meeting at Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide Jr.’s home, officers were elected with twenty members present.
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Willow Springs
Obey Ray Anderson
Ambrose
A.C. Spencer
Southwestern
Friends of the Land
Fannin County
Whitewright High School
O.V. Barker
Griffin Dollarhide Jr
Fuse Lights Yet Uncertain Housing Boom Prediction
Frank M. Crossen of Centex Corp predicts a housing starts rise to about 1.8 million in 1971, up 390,900 from 1970 but still 200,990 below census needs, with potential delays of a year or more. He spoke before the New York Society of Security Analysts outlining the housing outlook and Centex’s positioning amid a mixed 1970.
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Crossen
New York Society of Security Analysts
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Lane
Ing Construction
Frank M. Crossen
Centex Corporation
Dallas
Mary Ridgner
Whitewright Honor Beta Club
Joe Mays
Betas
Kitewrigt
van Alstyne
Fannindel
Wolfe City
Whitewright Hig School
Henry Bing
Bill Dyer
Bobby Clark
Edith Jester
Willie Ballard
Joe Orr
Sylauk
Frank Gardner
Neosia
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
AQHA
Federal Water Quality Administration
Detroit
Whitesboro
Honey Grove
Will Cureton
Lions
McNeese
Fast Central
Okla
Lone Star
Commerce
Sam Houston State
Howard Payne
Texas A&i
McMurry
S.F. Austin
Denver Crawley
Belford Page
John Parker
John Chesser
Jerry Blanton
Jerry Hicks
Marvin Atterberry
Ricky Compton
Noble Brown
Tird
Leonard
Memo .S
Darrell Dyer
Tanya Cates
Kim Watkins
FFA
FHA
Chevrolet
Betty Geers
Bob Meisenbach
C.e.charlie) Seyster
RL. Stephenson
Ben E. Thompson
Boyett
Texas A&m
Leyster
Lone Star Gas
Abilene
Seyster
Stephenson
University of Texas
McMurry College
A.F
A.M
Gene Shaw W.M
Russell Summers
Volkswagen
Ken Williams
Whites Wright
Greand
U.S
Dawson Propane Co
Roy Talley
O.W. White
Phillip Earnheart
Call
Johnson
Troy
Texaco
Edwards
Tate A
Earnheart
Paul Stephens
Texas King Drive-In
Trenton
Interstate
Highway Systems Inc
Continental Avenue
Chapman and Cedar
Man
J.A
Alexander, Inc
Grayson Co
State Bank
Mol
Young Motorr Co
John Ramsey
Sale
Sherman
W. D. Skipworth
Tom Bean
JR. Love
Company
Celeste Texas
Stephens & Bryant
Bond
Gayla Sahffer
Edna Wilson
Frank Whitwort
Bonham
U&es
Langford N Serv
HIX Contractor
Ilines
Jin General
Joe Hix
Texa