Whitewright News Roundup Celebrates Yearbook and Local Happenings
Community notes honor Whitewright high school for the 1976 yearbook, announce a Monday Chamber meeting at noon, and wish August birthdays well. The Sherman Democrat recalls local figures from 1946, an oral history workshop at Sam Rayburn Library, pending Grand Avenue cafe plans, church sermons by Loyd Morris, and Kate Estes’s recognition in Who’s Who publications.
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Whitewright High School
WHS
Ronald E. Marcello
North Texas State University
Wright Patman
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Whitewright School Reopens August 18 With Busy In Service
Whitewright schools set to reopen August 18 with registration August 16 at 1 p.m. Buses run 12 15 p.m. and return at 2 p.m. Kindergarten pre reg well births certificates and shot records. Teachers attend in service August 12 13 at Grayson College with guest speakers and demonstrations.
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Whitewright
Grayson College
Whitewright Tiger Football Holds Physicals and Practice
Prospective Whitewright Tiger players received exams at Dr Geers Clinic in Whitewright and shoes before practice starts. On Aug 9 at 6 am workouts run twice daily for about two weeks. Coach Sessom invites new area students to try out, expecting around 60 hopefuls. Seven offensive starters and eight defensive starters are anticipated to return with the team aiming for a strong season.
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Whitewright Tiger
Sessom
Duquette outlines Whitewright security plan for residents
Whitewright police chief Leroy Duquette told Rotary members that security relies on citizen effort. He urged homeowners to mark items with numbers, note serials, and keep neighbors informed, while police can respond quickly from Sherman. In business areas two checks nightly on doors are done and merchants await on scene if needed. Rotarian Lokey Edwards chaired. upcoming scrimmages set for August 20 at Community High and August 27 at Pottsboro. season opener September 3 at Farmersville.
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Whitewright
Leroy Duquette
Rotary
Sherman Sheriff's Office
Duquette
Lokey Edwards
Jones is New Administrator at Bonham Nursing Center
Jerry L. Jones of Whitewright becomes administrator of Bonham Nursing Center on West Fifth Street. He has seven years in nursing home administration, a Texas A&M graduate in 1966, attended East Texas State University graduate school, and is active in Rotary clubs. His hobbies include archery, fishing, and outdoor pursuits.
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Jerry L. Jones
Whitewright
Bonham Nursing Center
West Fifth Street
Jones
Texas A&m University
East Texas State University
Bonham Rotary Club
Grayson County
Bowman
Fire Department Heads Meet With City Council
Whitewright volunteers and city leaders met Tuesday to address driving unqualified personnel, damaged fire plugs, and hoses. Mayor Dick Walter urged designated drivers and on-site arrests for hose violations, while Fire Chief Homer Ryan and Lloyd Alexander pressed for trained volunteers and on-call pay.
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Whitewright
City Hall
Homer Ryan
Lloyd Alexander
Bussy Thornhill
Dick Walter
LeRoy Duquette
Alexander
Walker
Welcome New Read Whitewright Sun sample copy offer
Welcome readers of The Whitewright Sun as a free sample reaches every house in the area. It invites non subscribers to join the circulation, highlights club, school and sports coverage, thanks advertisers, and lists subscription rates for in county and out of county.
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Sun
Whitewright Sun
the Sun
Grayson County
Trenton
Savoy
Grain Sorghum Tour Set August 9
A grain sorghum variety test plot tour is planned for August 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the Reed Robinson farm one mile north and two miles west of Whitewright. Stanley Oakley, Grayson County agent, supervises the test, featuring the top 10 varieties from last year’s plots. Free refreshments will be served.
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Reed Robinson Farm
Whitewright
Stanley Oakley
Grayson County
Children Give Cantata at Whitewright Nursing Home
The First United Methodist Church of Whitewright children's choir, 20 members led by Veda Norwoos and accompanied by Alice Judd, presented the cantata 100 Percent Chance of Rain the story Noah at the Whitewright Nursing Home as part of the United Methodist Women's annual program.
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First United Methodist Church of
Whitewright
Whitewright Nursing Home
Noah
Veda Norwoos
Alice Judd
United Methodist Women
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Peggy S. Price
Paula Karl
Ruby Sanderson
Sue Bryan
Rick and
Amy Roberts
Donna Smithson
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F.M. Echols
Ray Cates
Charlie Cates
Regina Watkins
Cleburne
Regina
Chuck
Wendi
Grand Avenue
Grand Ave
Loyd Morris
Big Spring
Tom Bean Church of Christ
Roger Turner
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Kate Estes
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Anna Robinson
Belle
Brenda Dyer
Charles Pierce
Irene Guess
Wilma Bal
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Joe Greenwood
Howard Hodge
Barbara Hughes
Vickie Herber
Mark Kline
Edna Bunch
Bud Roach
LaZetta Wells
Audra Bennett
Jeannette Sessom
R.H. Deberry
Joe Harvey
Mac Woodruff
Bob Darwin
Jack Rogers
Annette Snider
Janice Kemp
Ced Alexander
Betty Bodine
Gail Clark
David Johnson
Charles
Hickox
Howe
Mrs. Wylvie Pool
Cederous Alexander
Commerce
Betty Pittman
Dick Capps
Jeanette Sessom
Linda Malone
Bill Walters
Walters
J.T. Vestal
Dallas
Parker, Roach and
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Community High
Yoo
Pottsboro
Farmersville
Joe Denton
Paul Harris
Rotary Foundation
Denton
Emory Christian
Rotary Club
First National Bank Board of Directors
Thornhill
Don Grisby
Daniel Brinkley
Arthur Brinkley