In-Service Linguistic Program for English Teachers
Sherman Learning Center hosts an eight week Thursday night course from 7 to 9 30 pm for secondary school English teachers. Forty teachers from Grayson Fannin Cooke and Collin counties attend as part of the program led by Mrs Brown and Mrs Sullivan. The school annual The Bell is being prepared by staff including Cynthia Marlow Margaret Wright Jan Bilmner Brenda Barker Sallye Spencer Debbie Dyer Randy Bryant Joe Washburn and David Woodson with the last section due to the publisher later this month.
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Sherman
Brown
Sullivan
Grayson
Fannin
Cooke
Collin Counties
Harper
Johnson
Cynthia Marlow
Margaret Wright
Jan Bilmner
Brenda Barker
Sallye Spencer
Debbie Dyer
Randy Bryant
Joe Washburn
David Woodson
W. M
Senior Spotlight on Magdaline Robbins Heritage
Magdaline Robbins is highlighted as the daughter of Mr. William D. Robbins Jr. and Mrs. Talmadge, presenting a brief biographical note from the school program. The item emphasizes family lineage and the student’s place within the local community.
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Magdaline Robbins Is the Daughter
William D. Robbins Jr
Mrs. Talmadge
Magdalene L. Kemp Senior Profile at W.H.S.
Magdalene L Kemp lists three sisters Thelma Eva Vanessa and two brothers Lorenza and Link as family. Her hobbies reading and dancing include fashion and drive-ins as likes while snobbish people and cold weather vex her. She enjoys shorthand and The Big Valley. will miss football games and shorthand classes at W H S and plans to study at T W A in Los Angeles to become an air line stewardess.
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T. W. A. School
Los Angeles
D. W
Donald Williams Leaves School Plans College
Donald Williams son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams has a sister Patsy and brothers Ted and John. He enjoys meeting new people and football and dislikes tests and pretenders. His favorite show is The Fugitive and typing is his best subject. He will miss football and space-bar races with McKinney and plans to attend college.
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Donald Williams
W. M. Williams
Patsy
Ted
John
Donald
McKinney
D. W
Basketball Girl Wanda Shaw Shines On Tigeretter Team
Wanda Shaw is highlighted as a basketball player with three years on the Tigeretter program and two letters. She began as a forward for two seasons and switched to guard this year, expressing a love for the sport.
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Wanda Shaw
The
Tigeretter
Wanda
Senior basketball player cherishes team fans and patches
A senior player reflects on missing basketball season both the work and fun, noting she will miss the senior teammates who graduate, the fans who supported the team, and her hope to win district and earn a jacket patch.
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Wanda
G. C
Ronnie Capps Enrolled as Freshman at Whitewright High
Ronnie Capps has enrolled as a freshman at Whitewright High School coming from Memorial Junior High in Garland. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen Capps and has three brothers and three sisters. His hobbies include reading novels collecting old coins and watching Hogan's Heroes. The note invites the school to welcome him to the friendliest school.
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Ronnie Capps
Memorial Junior High
Garland
Roy Allen Capps
Ronnie
Whitewright High School
M.J.H
Magazine sale drives Junior class fundraiser plan
The Junior class met Jan 31 to raise money for the class fund by selling magazines. A goal of 500 dollars was set with a prize for top sellers. Each student selling two 1 year Saturday Evening Post subscriptions earns two small stuffed animals. All juniors will sell to all buyers.
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Saturday Evening Post
J.J
Kuder Preference Vocational Test Analyzed
The junior class takes a Kuder Preference Vocational Test to match careers with aptitudes. Types listed include outdoor mechanical computational scientific artistic and more. Counselor Mr Boyles reviews the test results with students after scoring.
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Boyles
Land deed suit targeted at Oldhams in Denison Texas
The State of Texas issues a citation to E M Oldham Rosa L Oldham also Rosa L Ballard Irving Suckle R L Ballard and Rosa Lee Ballard inviting them or their legal representatives to answer by March 6 1967 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Opal Louise Eldredge seeks title and possession to Lot 6 Block 42 Miller's Second Addition Denison Grayson County Texas.
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State OF Texas
E. M. Oldham
Rosa L. Oldham
Rosa L. Ballard
Irving Suckle
R. L. Ballard
Rosa Lee Ballard
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Court House
Sherman
Opal Louise Eldredge
Grayson
Towit
Miller
Denison
A. D
Tests Guide Juniors On Next Year Subjects
Mrs Bodine distributed the tests to the students to determine which subjects juniors should take next year. The scoring was prepared for each student to show their score in each vocation.
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Bodine
W. S
Hessie of the Hills Junior Play Heads March 17
The junior cast under Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Brown will stage Hessie of the Hills on March 17. Characters include Hessie in a yellow and white dress with bows, Ma in a clashing dress and apron, Elmer in patched overalls, Berthy in a plain dress, Abbie in a bright dress with a clash color apron, Aunt Suzy in checked stockings, Arkansas in a shoeless skirt and blouse, Pa with patched pants, Snooper the dog, Parson in a frock-tail coat, and grandpappy with patched pants. Watch for the characters on opening night.
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Hessie
Elmer
Berthy
Abbie
Suzy
Arkansas
Bug
Snooper
Daniel
Grandpappy
the Hills
J. B
Trademark Spelling and Public Domain Rules
A public service piece explains how capitalization and distinct branding affect trademark rights. It notes that words like Coca Cola and Cellophane risk becoming generic if the public uses them descriptively, and cites cases where aluminium and food center failed to secure exclusive rights due to descriptive use.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Texas City Sales Tax Bill Advances to Floor Debate
A state Senate committee approved a bill allowing Texas cities to hold special elections to impose a 1 percent city sales tax. Mayors urged passage to address fiscal pressures as lawmakers also finished an emergency $5.5 million HemisFair exhibit appropriation, seen as a Gov. Connally victory.
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Austin
Senate
Texas
Senate Committee On
San Antonio
John Connally
Increase In Job Seekers Increase In Job Seekers
AUSTIN The Texas Employment Commission reports 62,454 January job applications, up from 60,491 a year earlier, while job placements fell 2,428 to 38,469 due to skill gaps among job seekers. Farm openings in January were 844 below the prior January’s 16,405. unemployment insurance claims declined 33,423 to 176,838 and payments totaled 2.9 million versus 3.4 million in January 1966. The Medicare Hospital Insurance covers routine hospital nursing but not private duty nursing.
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Austin
Texas Employment Commission
TEC
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Flector
Teddy Blackerby
Linda Kent
Dorothy Shepherd
Margie Murphy
Marshall Miller
BIG Boy Dog Food
EL Toro
King Coc DR. Pepper
Carton
S&h
Lynn
Patricia Hardcastle
KUDER
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Bob Dunlap
Highway 69
U. S
Australia
Edward Clark
R. C. Sullivan
USN
Pole Station
Antarctica
Coca Cola
Food Center
Medicare
General Electric
the Furniture Mart
Whitewright
Chambers of Commerce
Lokey Edwards
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