Weekend Gossip Sparks Campus Chatter
Regular reflections on social scenes feature students spotting friends at events. Names, places, and activities appear as weekend plans and encounters emerge in this lively campus chat.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1959
Page
6
Regular reflections on social scenes feature students spotting friends at events. Names, places, and activities appear as weekend plans and encounters emerge in this lively campus chat.
A list of individuals with varied roles including Martha Anderson-Twirling in structor Sue Range a judo expert Barbara Lumpkins a coffee tas ter Ann Morris she caught Charles Morris Warrington soda jerker Louise Vestal witch doctor Steven Brown a 6 foot 6 inch basketball pro Tom Sears science teacher Paula Geers an undertaker Barbara Clark still Pat s sister Pat Clark still Barbara s sister Charles Copeland public enemy number one Doris Tillett Red Cross worker Judy Durham still chasing boys Jean Brown champion gum chew Billy Tillett a cop Patty Bartley an RM instruc tor Barry Taylor ditch diggin fore man Mickey Gentry another Elvis June Bond a bull fighter Don Walker Runs K N stand Louise Vestal a star gazer Lucille Shaw Bobby Collom s chauffer Carol Sue Turner opera singer Ruth Williams Stretch s private secretary Cliff Emerson Spanish teacher Selena Key midget in a circus Jimmy Clark driving wizard Gary Morris head water boy at S M U Doris Burchfield star of Bloomer Girls basketball team Donnie Lewis Bearded hula dancer Delinda Blackerby movie star Ma Kettle Johnny Sinor King of Main Street Judy Ayres still hollering at Milt.
A poem-style note contrasts desires for manners and personality with practical traits like height neatness and loyalty. The speaker wishes for a boy who keeps his clothes tidy and puts others first before cars and football, as voiced by The Bagpipe.
A readable fragment lists individuals with roles ranging from editor and dog catcher to dairy worker and gossip columnist. It mentions occupations like track star, university dean, grape stomp by a wine maker, and a jitterbug instructor.
Public notice of a citation in Grayson County Texas directing Jeremiah H Noam and Jane Nolan deceased and related heirs to answer a petition by January 11 1960 in a suit by plaintiffs Hudson and wife Vernice seeking title and possession of Lot 5 Block 5 Nolans Addition Denison. The case is filed November 27 1959 in the 15th District Court Sherman.
A playful essay contrasts boyfriends with steady sports heroes found everywhere from golf courses to football fields. It blends humorous caricatures, football coach scenes, and pop culture references, ending with a coach’s quip about a substitute named Jones seeking his number.
In the County Court of Grayson County Texas original Letters of Administration were granted to James F Carter on November 10 1959. All persons with claims must present them within the legally prescribed period by mailing to James F Carter Route 1 Princeton Collin County Texas.
Mrs Hobson vows careful speech while her husband accuses her of not giving short weight. The exchange centers on speaking prudence and fair measures.
Plaintiffs E G Moore and Lula Moore seek full fee simple title to Lots 25 and 26, Block 2, College Park Addition Denison, Grayson County Texas. The suit No 66470 filed December 1 1959 asks removal of any clouds from the title and judgment for possession. Citation issues include J S Farnsworth D D Johnson and spouses Fannie W Johnson and unknown heirs and representatives with residence unknown. The 1959 notice mentions issuance January 15 or 18 1959 and 42 day response period.
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