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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
2
The WHS Reflector lists Teddy Blakerby as co editor with Linda Kent, Dorothy Shepherd as features editor, Margie Murphy as society editor, Marshall Miller on sports, and reporters including the junior class.
This week the social studies department under Mrs Brown and Mr McDaniel features world history study for freshmen and sophomores and Indian and Chinese civilizations plus world religions for Mrs Browns class. Mr McDaniel leads two world history sections covering crusades middle ages and renaissance 500 to 1300 A D and the two American history classes study industrial revolution rise of the West and 1800 1806 transportation to the West. The seniors pursue civics with emphasis on the executive branch presidential powers and responsibilities under Mr McDaniel.
Geneva Layman is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Layman. She has three brothers Robert Roy and Chris and a sister Jenny. Geneva likes nice people and Air Force boys and dislikes snobbish people and homework. Her favorite subjects are bookkeeping and English. The Road West.
Thelma Catching of 517 North Jones Street Hove Grayson County Texas has been appointed independent executrix of Minnie Ethel Fitzgerald Deceased Estate No 14271 Gray son County Texas. You must file all claims against the estate with the executrix and pay all bills due at the address provided. Publication note The Whitewright Sun December 8 1966.
A student states her favorite TV program is a favorite, and basketball is her sport. She plans to attend Sherman Beauty College to become a hairdresser and aims to be first to pursue her ambition, according to M. M.
Several students and teachers spent the Thanksgiving holidays away from their hometowns. Jo Anna Robinson was in Oklahoma and Arkansas, Miss Snider in Erick Oklahoma, the Dyer family in Oklahoma, Jan Edwards in Carrollton, Dorothy and Sandra Shephard in Quanah Texas, Flora Hendrix in Daingerfield, Ina Stinnett in Dallas, and Sandy McKinney in Lewisville. -J. A. B.
Harold McDaniel, formerly of Mustang Oklahoma, joined Whitewright High School in 1963 to teach world and American history and civics. He sponsors the freshman class, coaches girls and boys basketball and helps coach football, and attends the Church of Christ. His favored sports include basketball football and track and his hobby is watching TV with a liking for Hawk.
Beta Club president Becky Blanton led the Thursday gathering. Members presented talks on home, table, speech, and dress manners. The group voted to fund a camera for the annual staff, buy a cot and No Smoking signs for the gym, and prepare favors for nursing home trays. They offered tutoring services and served refreshments to sponsors and guests.
A veteran expert says vaccination, not denial of risk, protects children from measles. Since 1963, over 12 million American children have been immunized, drastically lowering cases and deaths. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends vaccines around 12 months, with doctors choosing the best option for each child.
The Whitewright Pep Squad marched in the Sherman Christmas parade. The squad learned two marching routines for the event and will receive 25 dollars for their participation.
Bob Dunlap notes a common pattern where those who complain about how the ball bounces are usually the ones who dropped it first. The comment hints at accountability and timing in reactions to outcomes.
LUCERNE Switzerland Josef Manner aged 80 hosts his collection of 257 feminine dolls for 24 single men. He says the hobby is the secret of his happiness and notes dolls remain beautiful silent and obedient, costing nothing after the first purchase and preventing jealousy or divorce.
Detroit reports automakers warn 1968 models may fail to meet new government standards set by GSA. Firms argue the year lead time is too short to redesign, with High line models like Thunderbird Lincoln Continental and possibly Corvette missing small windshield peak area. Foreign and some domestic small cars also face compliance issues.
A public service feature explains how demonstrative evidence like skeletons diagrams and animal exhibits aid or burden trials. Courts balance clarity with risk of bias, approving useful aids and rejecting misleading or sensational displays in personal injury assault and zoo cases.
A cosmetics maker touts a new treatment called flowing velvet cake eye color and eyeliner that give a luminous, diamond like sparkle for special occasions. The copy notes glittering eyes with a futuristic, velvety glow compared with older star inspired twinkles.
The text emphasizes James 1 22 urging action from prayer and defines prayer as the drive that motivates deeds. It calls true understanders of prayer to be doers who contribute constructively by praying and then acting on their plans.
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