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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1969

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Whitewright prepares for 1969-70 school term

Whitewright schools begin the 1969 70 term with grades 1 12 signing up on Thursday. Supt S T Montgomery Jr reports staff is complete after the board approved John Dickey as math and science teacher. Newcomers include Gilbert Hughes Camper Langford and Dickey. buses will run on schedule for Tuesday’s first day.

Whitewright Supt. S. T. Montgomery Jr Board John Dickey Dickey Norma Mays David Johnson S. T. Montgomery, Jr Betty Stapp Pat Pierce Pat Nichols Betty Bodeine Jesse Williams Gladine Blanton Willie Thornhill Christine Williams Gilbert Hughes Camper Langford Supt. Montgomery

Tigers Open Season With Road Test At Richardson High

Whitewright Tigers travel to Richardson Friday night for a 7:30 pm kickoff against Richardson High School PB. Randy Lancaster is out with a pulled muscle indefinitely. QBs vying are Mike Spann Kim Watkins and Jerry Blanton with action expected. Pigskin Club meets Thursday at 7 00 pm in the GPS local office to kick off the 1969 season.

Clyde McMurray Whitewright Tigers Richardson Richardson High School Greenville Tigers Randy Lancaster Mike Spann Kim Watkins Jerry Blanton McMurray Pigskin Club G P. S

Miss Holloway Competes in District 4 Farm Bureau Queen

Susan Holloway, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Holloway of Whitewright, was one of five contestants in the District 4 Farm Bureau Queen Contest in Denton last week. She earned the right to compete by being selected queen nominee.

Miss Holloway Susan Holloway J. T Bill) Holloway of Whitewright Farm Bureau Denton Quee Sherman Kitty Stanfield Arlington Heights High School Fort Worth Wanda Whittle Grady Spruce High School Dallas Karen

Texas adopts sweeping traffic law changes across state

The Texas Legislature enacts new traffic rules set to take effect by September 1 including an implied consent breath test law, right of way rules at intersections, slower vehicles in right lanes, and a 12 month motor vehicle inspection cycle with higher fees. Also limits on tire studs and speed contests in private lots, with an officer accident report change effective January 1, 1970. district contests noted in Sherman with several contestants.

Texas Wilson E. Speir Texas Departement of Public Safety Department of Public Safety State of

Court approves library books purchase and staff motions in Grayson County

Grayson County Commissioners Court met Tuesday and approved spending 674.21 to buy books for the County Law Library. The court authorized the County Attorney and a judge to attend the Annual Attorney General's Conference in Austin starting Sep 25. The County Attorney and a District Clerk's office will hire V O E students at 1 per hour. Expenses for tax rolls binding and travel were approved. The court plans a 1969 Whitewright Tiger Football section in next week’s Sun. It also terminated Charles Hughes and Mary Lou Crockett as staff effective Aug 31 due to depleted funds and workload.

Grayson County Commissioners Court Grayson County Bar Association County Law Library Clifford Powell Tribble Austin V.O.E E. R. Brodhead George Schumacher Grayson County State Comptroller’ S Office Clarke Printing Co San Antonio Schumacher Charles E. Hughes Mary Lou Crockett Hughes Crockett

Whitewright ISD Hires Science Teacher and Hikes Tax Rate

The Whitewright Independent School District board hired John Dickey to teach science and mathematics at the high school for the upcoming year. A 10 cent per $100 valuation tax increase was approved, lifting the district rate to 1.75 to cover new expenses. The board also approved the 1969 1970 budget, hired Sheram and Morgan for auditing, and accepted bids for food and supplies including Sinclair gasoline Lilly Creamery Oak Farm Dairies and Texas Scenic Company. Lunch price set at 40 cents for 1969 70 with school starting Tuesday September 2.

Whitewright Independent School John Dickey University of Arkansas Sheram and Morgan Greenville Sinclair Lilly Creamery Oak Farm Daireies Texas Scenic Company

Barbecue Tickets On Sale For Pigskin Club Event

Tickets go on sale this week for the Pigskin Club Bar-B-Q to be held Friday September 5 from 6 to 8 p.m. Advance prices are 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for children. at the gate 1.75 and 1.25. The Tigers scrimmage Sherman’s B Team. Tickets available from Pigskin Members and local businesses. Buy early.

Pigskin Club Bar-B-Q Tigers Sherman Pigskin

Reunion set for High School class of 39 here

Reunion for High School class of 39 will be held at the Fireman's Hall Saturday starting at 4 p.m. with class members, wives and friends gathering for coffee. a supper will follow. Also noted, Whitewright golfer Dr. Steve Sullivan topped the field at Hurricane Creek CC in last week's championship flight, with his partner Dick Cayce of Van Alstyne taking second in the first tournament.

Whitewright High School Fireman’s Hall Whitewright Steve Sullivan Hurricane Creek Country Club

United Fund Approves 1969 70 Budget Kickoff Set

Directors of the Whitewright United Fund approve the 1969 70 budget totaling 2260 dollars and set Monday September 8 as the campaign kickoff date. A pancake supper will officially launch the drive, drive chairman Clyde McMurray says. Budget committee members include Clint Hennig John Bigverstaff W B Billner Charles Pierce and Joe Cureton.

Whitewright United Fund United Fund Clyde McMurray Drive Clint Hennig John Bigverstaff W. B. Billner Charles Pierce Joe Cureton

New wheat varieties may lift farm yields in Texas tests

Texas Research Foundation Renner tests show 22 wheat varieties averaging 67.7 bushels per acre with Agent leading at 86. Other strong performers include Caddo Knox 62 and Improved Triumph. Renner rotation studies show 37 bushels per acre, versus 24 with unfertilized wheat and 12 in unfertilized rotation. Leaf rust control using Zineb mixes boosted Sturdy and Knox 62 yields. cost per treatment was $2.49 an acre with aerial spraying still being explored.

Whitewright Area Texas Research Foundation Renner Foundation C. L. Langell Caddo Knox Lundell Arthur Ace McNair Ben Hur Blueboy Parker Coker Sturdy Mee Nair Riley Andox Logan Stadler Wakeland Caddo and

Sun contest wraps up with watch and bicycle prizes

Carl McFatridge wins a watch from Walker’s as the Sun subscription contest nears its end. Newcomers Donna Agan Ricky Agan Anna and May Jo McKinney join week entrants. Two bicycle winners and four watch winners named. others near threshold still eligible for smaller prizes.

Carl McFatridge Walker's Sun The Donna Agan Ricky Agan Route 2 Anna May Jo McKinney Whitewright Lisa Earnheart Dena Wilson Gina Judd

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