Reflector editors and reporters list at meeting
W H J Reflector editor Floyd Everheart and assistant Sara Atterberry with a large staff of reporters presented a program led by chairman Madene Vineyard. Activities included trips to Austin and Oregon, inauguration of O Daniel, and a class game called Story. Drunette Farley delivered a report before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceed Frances Riddle
Madene Vineyard
Austin
Dorothy Booker
O’daniel
Drunette Farley
Oregon
Ruby Pierson
M. G
Tigers Defeat Bulldogs in Grayson County League Showdown
Whitewright Tigers beat Howe Bulldogs 23 to 15 in Whitewright gym to maintain their Class A lead. Billy Conner led Whitewright with five field goals. Francis of Howe added eight points.
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Whitewright Tigers
Howe Bulldogs
Whitewright Gym
Grayson County
Bulldogs
Tigers
Whitewright
Howe
Billy Conner
Tiger Guard
Francis
F. E. Jr
Salmagundi Chapel Program mixtures and readings
The Salmagundi Club held an assembly Thursday January 26 with Floyd Everheart explaining Salmagundi as a mix of ingredients and the program mirroring that blend. Mary Phillips presented numbers including Easy Divorces, The Great Dam, Schoolmaster and Private Lives among others by listed authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmagundi Club
Floyd Everheart
Mary Phillips
Wilma Alexander
Billy Glen Earnheart
Henry Ford
Helen Clabhorn
Austin
Sara K. Atterberry
Charles Harrison
Walter Winchell
Charles Howard
Murry White
R. F
Honor Roll Club names at W. H. S. six weeks parade
W H S announces twenty two students on the six week honor roll. Freshmen include Mary Ellen Brown Grace Connally C B Bryant III Cecil Owens and Robert Emerson Sears. Sophomores include Brother Gillett Billie Jack Harper Lynal J Moore Betty Atkinson Dorotha Darwin Mary Alice Harrison Velma Holland and Mary Dale King. Juniors list Claire Doss Imogene Head Emma Joyce Hinton Rudolph Russell owner of four A pluses and Earleen Benson with five As. Seniors are Sara Kathryn Atterberry Billie Glen Earnheart Charles Harrison and Floyd Everheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Brown
Grace Connally
C. B. Bryant III
Cecil Owens
Robert Emerson Sears
Brother Gillett
Billie Jack Harper
Lynal J. Moore
Betty Atkinson
Dorotha Darwin
Mary Alice Harrison
Velma Holland
Mary Dale King
Claire Doss
Imogene Head
Emma Joyce Hinton
Rudolph Russell
Earleen Benson
Sara Kathryn Atterberry
Billie Glen Earnheart
Charles Harrison
Floyd Everheart
W. A
Salmagundi Club Meeting Highlights and Speakers
The Salmagundi Club met Tuesday during the regular English hour. Chairman Doss Davis introduced the program featuring My Trip to Austin Sara Kathryn Arterberry Iron Horse Runs West Murry White. Sara K. Arterberry served as critic and delivered her report before adjournment.
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Salmagundi Club
Doss Davis
Austin
Sara Kathryn Arterberry
Iron Horse Runs
Murry White
Sara K. Arterberry
Book Worms Elect New Treasurer After Meeting
The Book Worms club met Friday January 27 and elected Modene Vineyard as treasurer. The group discussed dues and planned upcoming reading sessions and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modene Vineyard
Citizenship Club Elects New Officers for Year
The Citizenship Club met Friday January 27 electing officers led by President Bussy Thornhill and Vice President Oleta Norris. Other roles include Marilyn Smith secretary Alma Jo Sanderson assistant secretary Joe Hicks treasurer Birt Russell parliamentarian Marie Ward reporter Estelle Lewis program chairman Nina Marie Pierce critic. All members to wear flags on every club day. Next meeting set for February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizenship Club
Bussy Thornhill
Oleta Norris
Marilyn Smith
Alma Jo Sanderson
Joe Hicks
Birt Russell
Marie Ward
Estelle Lewis
Nina Marie Pierce
Home Ec II class learns etiquette rules for social settings
Miss Williams guides Home Ec II boys through etiquette for banquets dates home church and dances. The outlines cover seating opening doors and proper dating conduct with the class to continue a week or two before returning to agriculture and home ec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
F. E
Trenton Ex-Students and Letters Reported
A social science class led by Mr Jernigan invoicing the school is cited amid chatter. J W and F R were with boys from Trenton Sunday night, I L H writes to Ector, H C with a Whitewright ex student Friday night, and W A with B P seen together again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jernigan
J. W
F. R
Trenton
Ector
H. C
Whitewright
W. A
B. P
D. N
Unscrambled Courtship Pairs Mentioned in Mystery Notes
The clipped text hints at arranged or imagined pairings such as J W with M I A instead of B A V G H, E B J R B with L A replacing OLN, and R A stood up by a No bility boy. M A H shows happiness with R H absent, while L A is paired with J B T and V L N as a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
L. A
OLN
R. A
R. H
Chemistry Class Visits Places of Interest at Sherman
Mr Key and his chemistry class traveled by school bus to Sherman on Thursday morning to visit the Southern Ice plant. Manager Mr Lucas led a tour explaining refrigeration and ice production, with students seeing the factory, storage rooms, and office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Key
Sherman
Lucas
Students Tour CCC Camp Experience in Sherman Visit
A student group toured a Civilian Conservation Corps camp led by First Lieutenant Evans. They visited the supply room infirmary and library and learned about daily schedules meals and schooling requirements for the boys. The visit included a recreation hall and officers quarters before returning to school at 1 30 p m.
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Tors
CCC
Mr. Evans
Camp Hospital
Recreation Hall
Evans
Who's Who Dwarf of the Sophomore Class
The dwarf of the sophomore class is a mischievous and comical young fellow with two blue eyes, a medium nose, unruly blond hair, and a smile that lifts corners to his ears. He is a "baby bear" beside his father, swagging along with small farm places and always pestering others with funny jokes and a cheerful outlook.
Home Ec II Studies Landscaping
Home ec II girls have studied landscaping this week learning names of various shrubs by visiting homes with different varieties. The project will continue until Feb 3 when the class will resume home economics.
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N. P
Another Slipper Jokes About Ice Plant Mix Up
Wilma Alexander caused a laugh with a swift reply during a Sherman chemistry class visit to the ice plant last Thursday. When asked where the ice was kept until delivery, she quipped that it is kept on ice, of course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Alexander
Sherman
Wilma
Gossip and rumors of romance in the town
A letter-writer notes local romances among B. P. and W. A. are back together, J. B. R. is fond of H. W. H. R. H. and M. F. C. remain a pair, and V. L. N. with J. B. H. were seen together on Sunday, reflecting ongoing gossip in the social scene.
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B. P
W. A
H. W
Home Ec and Agriculture Classes Mixed at School
Home Economics girls push for etiquette lessons for boys taught by Miss Williams. Meanwhile the boys receive instruction in cooking and manners. The girls will study agriculture and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Ec
Miss Williams
Hi Y Club Meeting at Whitewright High School
The Hi Y Club of Whitewright High School met in the high gym on January 23 under the direction of Mr Jernigan. The minutes of the last meeting were read and roll was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi “Y
Whitewright High School
Jernigan
Silent Hill High School Club Presides Over Busy Meeting
Wil lie B. Smith called the meeting with 33 members present. Committee chairs reported, a Sherman Wright joint meeting was planned, a social discussed, and plans set. C B Bryant III reviewed Gentlemen Are Not Snobs, teams organized, captains named, and basketball played. Creed led by President Floyd Everheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie B. Smith
Sherman
Wiiewright
C. B. Bryant III
Floyd Everheart
Assembly Callled at Howe Amateur Contest Preview
Assembly convened at sixth period with remarks from Mr Jernigan announcing the Howe Amateur Contest on February 7. Songs were led by Jernigan. Mr Montgomery spoke on a basketball game against Van Alstyne. Mr Key delivered a pep talk as yell leaders urged student yells.
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Key
Jernigan
Howe
Mr. Jernigan
Montgomery
van Alstyne
G. G
Glee Club Elects Officers At Local High School
The high school Glee Club elected J. B. Thornhill president Bill Janway librarian and Marie Badgett and Billie Glen Earnheart group captains on last Tuesday morning W. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thornhill
Bill Janway
Marie Badgett
Billie Glen Earnheart
W. J
I Give You Texas By Boyce House Ben Woodall Note
A column recounts Ben Woodall earlier as a newspaper correspondent and his fire drill telegrams. It comments on state railroad commissions and nicknames for Ernest Thompson and Jerry Sadler. The piece critiques taxes on ads, labor commissioner nominees, and a joke contest about heaven and hell. It marks the year of I Give You Texas and thanks editors and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Woodall
Harrison County
Woodall
Marshall Shops
State Railroad Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
Jerry Sadler
Thompson
Red
Texas
Nwspapers
First U S Silk Mill Erected in Mansfield Conn 1810
The first silk mill in the United States was built in Mansfield, Connecticut in 1810 by Rodney and Horatio Hanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mansfield
Conn
Rodney and
Horatio Hanks
Dogs And Their Upkeep Now Big Business
American dogs are described as a large business by Chicago columnist Bob Becker. He cites estimates of 12 to 16 million dogs, with kennel buildings and dogs valued around 250 million dollars and taxes totaling 25 million. Over 200 firms make dog foods and another 200 medicines and toiletries, while canned and dry foods total 50 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bob Becker
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Becker
Dog show attendance tops one million in exchange year
Officials report more than 1,000,000 attendees at dog shows last year amid growing fan interest and events nationwide. The figure reflects expansion of venues and schedules, with breeders and exhibitors noting strong public turnout and media coverage.
GE 100 Volt X Ray System And Other Lab Wonders
GE unveils a million volt X ray device using low frequency current that is lighter cooler and delivers higher amperage up to 100. It rivals 90 million dollars worth of radium in cancer treatment potential. Bell Telephone demos a Pedro voice machine at fairs, built by Bell Labs and named after Dom Pedro. An illuminated map controls equipment on the Terrence Avenue bridge over the Calumet River in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
San Francisco
New York
Bell Telephone
Bell Laboratory
Pedro
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Terrence Avenue
Calumet River
Chicago
New Steel Developed to Make Metal Radio Tubes
A new steel composition was engineered to enable the production of metal radio tubes. The development aimed to improve performance and durability for early electronic devices and related manufacturing processes.
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John Robert Bow
Clifton Burchfield
Cleddie Brown
Helen Claborn
Houston Darwin
Roberta Ford
Geraldine Garner
Marcel Gosnell
Chas
Harrison
Chas. Howard
William Janway
Doris Nicholson
Velma Lee Norris
Naomi Penny
Billy Pritchett
Velma Jo Reeves
Dorothy Smith
Salmagundi
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S.H. Montgomery Agency
Insurance
Vom Insurance
HI “Y” Club
Assembly
Glee Club
Boyce House
Highway Commission
Dallas
James V. Allred
Oklahoma
Farm News
the Sun
Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
Dallas Morning News
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