Reflector Continuation Reveals Weekend Social Scene
A burst of town chatter details Saturday bowling at the Bonham Drive-In and social rounds. Notes mention parties, letters, dating, and couples like Bobbie Kaye with Donna and Eddie, June Gail with Bobby, and Linda B with Bill amid askew romance hints and Peek-A-Boo mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Drive-In
Bobbie Kaye
Drain
Donna
Eddie
Paula
Jimmy
Stephen
Selena
Dan
Sandra
Donald
Carolyn
June Gail
Bobby
Patsy
Amy Jo
Pat
Bells
Curless
Dwayne
Sherman
Susie
Tom
Jim Pat
Ann
Bud
Helen M
Carol S
Judy
Kay
Lucille
Judy G
Charlotte
Mary
Delores
Danny
Glenda
Donna S. Barbara W
Ruth
Stretch
Bennett
Richard
Billy
Laura Beth
Leonard
Brenda
F. B
M. S
W. S
J. L. Barbara
Cay
Mickey
Delinda
Elizabeth
Tom Bean
Doris
David
Bobby R
Bonham
David R
Sarah
Billy Joe
Anna
James
Judge
Jane
Morris
Linda B
Bill
Judy M
Dalton
Linda Neal
Ronnie
Barbara Clark
Dallas
Thomas
Pattye
Roy
Linda
Tigerettes
Don
Barbara
Patty
Tinker
Louise
Gary Wayne
Sue
Narvin
Dodie
Louisa
Jerry
Donna Kay
Sandra M
Sandy
Linda N
Dedie
Bob
The
Angels
Joe
June
Bobbie Kay
Dwain
Sheila
Johnny
Night Before Christmas Carol Card
Poem style verse recalling Christmas Eve scenes with candlelight choirs and childhood memories. Mentions dancers and reindeer and a sentiment of belief. Signed P. A. G.
Ti gers 1959 60 basketball schedule and related items
The schedule lists nonconference and conference games for the Ti gers and Tigerettes including Dec 15 Pecan Gap, Dec 18 Anna Celina Tourney, Dec 21 Wolfe City here, Dec 22 Leonard there, Jan 5 Celeste here, Jan 8 Ladonia there, Jan 12 Trenton here, Jan 15 Bells there, Jan 22 Pecan Gap here, Jan 26 Wolfe City there, Jan 29 Leonard here, Feb 2 Celeste there, Feb 5 Ladonia here, Feb 9 Trenton there, Feb 12 Bells here. The page also mentions various social items about couples and players from Celeste.
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Tigers
Tigerettes
Pecan Gap
Anna
Celina Tourna
Wolfe City
Leonard
Celeste
Ladonia
Trenton
Bells
Local Relationships Rumors Mention Quiet Pairs
Vague notes describe pairs and social plans. Names like Bobby Collom Steven Selena Carolyn W and Tom appear with hints of dating or rivalries. The fragment mentions Lucy Christmas gifts and a few separations or reunions among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Collom
Lucy
Steven
Selena
Carolyn W
Tom
Elaine
Johnny
Martha
Brenda G
Doris
David
Charles
Ann
Nurses Eye Tests Show Most Students Fine
Mrs. Biggerstaff the WHS nurse conducted a week of eye tests using a modern device. The checks indicate only a few students require further attention while she maintains the school's fitness standard.
Name Gift Exchange Across Songs Endings
A list of pairs shows individuals and their song titles or lines shared as notes or messages. The fragment includes numerous given names paired with song titles or phrases, many in quotation marks, some with punctuation, suggesting a themed exchange or scrapbook entry.
Dreams Foreseeing Illnesses and Operations Reported
Dr. R K Greenbank of Temple University School of Medicine presented cases at the American Psychoanalytic Association showing patients whose dreams foretold illnesses and surgeries before any conscious knowledge. He suggested deeper mind processes may sense events before the waking mind. Edinburgh described as Athens of Scotland in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Greenbank
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
American Psychoanalytic Assn
Divorce suit citation for Reba Fay Book in Grayson County
Citation issued for Reba Fay Book in Grayson County Texas requires answer by 10 AM January 11 1960 in district court Sherman. Case No 66370 lists Wilfred Young Book as plaintiff and requests divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Published in The Whitewright Sun on November 26 December 3 10 17 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Reba Fay
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Wilfred Young Book
Reba Fay Book
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Dave Chetwynde Cooper
15Th District Court of
Mabel Cooper
Tex
Texas Legislature Likely Delayed On Teacher Pay Rise
Gov. Price Daniel signals a special session on teacher salaries and welfare medical aid may come after Feb 1 primaries. A poll shows many legislators favor raises but with conditions. Speaker Carr doubts 30 days suffice and urges clear tax proposals. A battle looms over private bottle clubs and an adoption case ends in favor of the natural mother, raising procedural questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Price Daniel
Daniel
House
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Liquor Control Board
Coke Stevenson Jr
State Supreme Court
State Department of Public Welfare
Atty
Will Wilson
Department
Veterans Questions And Answers In 1960 VA Advice
A reader asks about reinstating loan rights after selling a home and keeping liability. The VA guidance notes rights are not automatic and require compelling reasons such as health or condemnation for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Veteran training options under GI Bill explained
The article explains Veterans Affairs pension deductions for burial costs and answers a reader question about taking carpentry courses under the GI Bill. It states a veteran cannot train for an occupation in which he is already skilled. It ends with an unrelated cooking tip about sprinking chives on canned soup.
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank
Notice is given that the annual stockholders meeting for the First National Bank of Whitewright Texas will be held at the bank office on January 12 1960 at 10 A M to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may arise. R A Gillett cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Whitewright
Texas
R. A. Gillett
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Donald W
Prancer
Ment
Ld Tul Ss
IER
Lewis
Living Doll
Hound Dog Man
Billy Jack — “High
New York
Edinburgh
Scotland
State Capitol
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Stevenson
Annual Stockholders’ Meeting
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Texas Safety Association, Inc
National Safety Council
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