Whitewright High welcomes new students and social notes
The Reflector recounts Saturday night social scenes with students dating and friendships at WHS. It notes several pairs and individuals seen out and about, then lists new admissions: Emmette Green from Dodd City, Elmo Norris from Colbert Oklahoma, Martha Short from Arvin California, Billy Boatwright from Fort Worth, Lynda Norris from Colbert, Nelda McCurdy from Denison, Calvin Word from Bells, with host families and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHS
Emmette Green
Dodd City
Ethel May Green
Emmette C. Green
Elmo Norris
Colbert
Oklo
Ector
Ora Dell Norris
Paul Henry Norris
Martha Doreen Short
Arvin
Calif
Etta Short
Charlie Short
Billy Boatwright
Ft. Worth
Faye
Y. H. Hicksen
Lynda Norris
Elmo
Nelda Ruth McCurdy
Whitewright High
Denison High School
Whitewright
Marie
Alfred McCurdy
C. W. Compton
Calvin Word
Bells
Goldie
Sam Word
J. R. Ford
C. S
Turn About Edits Continue at Local Paper
The paper announces a rotating edit schedule with Clydean Selman at the helm this week and Lela McFerrin taking over next. The change aims to ease the burden of weekly editing and maintain publication flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydean Selman
Lela McFerrin
Whitewright Tigers Cheer Beat Hawkins
The Whitewright Tigers root for their team in spirited song praising their rough, tough play and confidence for a win over Hawkins. The chant emphasizes black and gold colors and unwavering support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Tigers
Black and Gold
Party in Honor of The Champs
A school pep squad hosted a party at the American Legion Home honoring the football team’s bi district championship victory. Sponsors included Coach and Mrs Montgomery Mr and Mrs Turner and son Larry David John son Mrs Mabel Kelly and Mr and Mrs Edgar Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Montgomery
Turner
Larry
David Johnson
Mabel Kelly
Edgar Bow
Social club party winds down with dancing and treats
Attendees enjoyed a lively party with a sizable pep squad present. Entertainment featured dancing while refreshments of cold drinks and cookies were served. The event concluded at 10:00 as everyone headed home.
1954 Bell annual work under editor directs ads and class photos
The 1954 Bell staff under editor Jimmy Nossaman begins ad work on dummy sheets for Tay lor Publishing. Next, class pictures will be taken as the year’s edition progresses, with promises of a bigger and better annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Nossaman
the Bell
Taylor Publishing Company
Bell
C. S
Living Costs Rise to New Record in Sept Oct
Washington reports living costs rose two thirds of one percent from Sept 15 to Oct 15 hitting another record. Commissioner Ewan Clague of the Bureau of Labor Statistics says inflation seems over and costs may fall slightly next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Overload Fines Draw Fire From Trucking Industry
An Oregon Justice of the Peace fined $2716 for a log truck carrying 54 300 pounds over an allowed 72 000 pounds. The Texas Tax Journal condemns such lax enforcement as wrecking public highways and bridges and accuses the industry of endangering public safety.
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Oregon
Land claim suit over Denison tract notated in 1953 filing
Plaintiffs Donald Lee Mayes and Louise Mayes seek full fee simple title to a Denison Grayson County land tract out of Munson and Purinton's Addition described by metes and bounds. The case cites First National Bank of Denison and unknown heirs as defendants with proceedings issued November 13, 1953 and published in The Whitewright Sun on November 19 and 26 and December 3 and 10, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Texas
Rosanna Thomas
Rosanna Martin
J. T. Thomas
Theodore Thomas
Archie Thomas
Temple Thomas
J. C. Thomas
Millers
Denison
Grayson County
State of Texas
District Court of
15Th Judicial District
State OF
First National Bank of
Lula Harris
A. R. Collins
A. D
15Th District Court
Court House
Sherman
Donald Lee Mayes
Louise Mayes
First National Bank of Danison, Et al
Munson and
Purinton
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Questions and Answers on GI Bill Dependency Proof and Insurance
Veteran guidance covers evidence to prove dependency for higher allowances, including certified marriage and child birth records. It notes additional documents if remarried spouses exist and explains limits on extra GI life insurance for certain WWII veterans. It also confirms eligibility to resume World War II GI Bill training after separation if reentering within a reasonable period.
Publication citation in Texas divorce case 1953
A citation by publication in Grayson County Texas commands Raymond Anderson to appear before the Fifteenth District Court in Sherman by 10 am on December 28 1953 to answer the petition filed November 9 1953 by Bobbye Louise Anderson in Cause No 60912. If not served within 90 days it will be returned unserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Texas
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Grayson County
Shirley England
Whitewright Sun
State OF Texas
Clara Roberts
15Th District Court of
Court House
Artie Roberts
S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Ee. Plaitiff
Raymond Anderson
Fifteenth District Court
Bobbye Louise Anderson
15Th Judicial District Court
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Sue
James
Laura Jean
Jack
Romeo
Charlene Morris
Alvin
Anna Lou
Margie
Alice
Jackie
Doris Ann
Kay Blanks
John
Sandra Hamilton
Pete
Leonard
Delbert
Annette
Kenneth Marlow
Calvin Simpson
Connie Haliburton
Connie Andrew
Tigers
Hawkins’ Hawks
Corin
Dearborn Area
Dearborn
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
Hawkins
Texs
Burgundy Oil Company
Dallas County
J. Pat Ryon
Charles H. Furche
Evalee Furche
Burgundy Oil Co. Et al
Thomas Toby
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Barbara Nell
Bobby
Donna Faye
Barbara
Morris Bowen
Lyndal Pierson
Mr. Vestal
Johnny Paul
Betty Harris
Garland Dean
Bob
Bobby Clark
Garland
Mary
Beedbs
Attein and Finst Sa
Commar
T. V."earnest
Tex
Lemaine
C.H. Beseda
van Alstyne, Texas
317
S. H. Montgomery
W. E. LaRoe
Gomer
America
General Electric
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