The Reflector Students Stage Night of Song and Skits
The Reflector group from the colored school directed by Mr Huckaby performs a varied program. They open with Hail Hail the Gang's All Here then sing Whispering Hope and Battle Hymn of the Republic and end with Goodbye Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored School
Huckaby
Betty Ann Browley
Naomi Thompson
Pauline Green
Gloria Jean Roddy
Dude Cowboy
Billy McDowell
Jemima
Narvin Alexander
Glen Melton
Jean Scott
Trellis Penny
Gayla Sears
Shoe Shine Girls
Patsy Sinor
Clara Jean Kelly
Peggy Hansard
Edna Hood
Jimmy Bassett
Berry Cousins
Joe Don Cummings
Jimmy Smith
William Cox
Dudley Harvey
Mr. Montgomery
H. S
Freshmen Treated by Room Mothers on February Day
Freshman class received a classroom treat on Thursday February 12 from room mothers Mrs Iola Phillips Mrs George Brown and Mrs Ina Hoyt Wallace. Abraham was noted in the context of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Phillips
George Brown
Ina Hoyt Wallace
Abraham
Notice to Unknown Heirs in Robnett Suit No 60245
Citation to unknown heirs and assigns of John Henry Hune and Lela Rachel Hune as defendants in Grayson County Texas suit No 60245 brought by D. C. Robnett. Requires answer by March 16 1953 before the 15th District Court at Sherman Court House. The petition seeks quiet title and possession to multiple tracts totaling about 84 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
John Henry Hune
Lela Rachel Hune
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
D. C. Robnett
Mary Elizabeth Shanks
Feme
Otis Neathery
C. P. Neathery
Coy Jones
Clifton Jones
Opal Murphy
Clarence Murphy
Dorothy Vandagriff
Harrison Vandagriff
Jim Grider
J. H. Hune
Edith Grider
Grayson
R. H. Martin
G. C Allen
Wm. Patterson
Elizabeth Patterson
Pilot Grove Creek
N. E
Jesse Williams
E. M. Tallant
G. C. Allen
J. D. Badgett
M. F. Badgett
A. Bramer
Martin
Neathery
N. W
J. D. Williams
G. F. Williams
Lillie Williams
Jane Neathery
S. E
Hune
Said Hune
C. S. Neathery
Rossie Neathery
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Lincoln Birthday Observance With Refreshments Served
The event honored Lincoln's birthday with refreshments for about forty students and teachers. Attendees included the freshman class and sponsors Mrs. Rod dy, plus Mr. W. C. Cummings, Mr. Morris Boyer, and Mr. S. T. Montgomery.
Bread contest play cast chosen at Whitewright
Fred Eastman wrote Bread chosen as Whitewright contest play for the season. Tryouts for six roles ran Friday through Monday. Cast includes four girls and two boys with winners Norman Harper Aubrey Burnham John Curtis Mary Alexander Lela McFerrin Martha Curtis Joy Layman Betty Jarvis Grandma Curtis Carol Ryan Glenda Lumpkins Stella Curtis Gayle Taylor Betty Jarvis Larry Cooper James Ayres Jim Curtis. Jimmy Nossaman acting manager. Judges Cummings Montgomery and Vestal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eastman
Whitewright
Norman Harper
Aubrey Burnham
John Curtis
Mary Alexander
Lela McFerrin
Martha Curtis
Joy Layman
Betty Jarvis
Grandma Curtis
Carol Ryan
Glenda Lumpkins
Stella Curtis
Gayle Taylor
Betty Curtis
Larry Cooper
James Ayres
Jim Curtis
Jimmy Nossaman
Cummings
Montgomery
Mr. Vestal
Area V meeting elects Crandall president and Rockwall’s Sweetheart
Saturday morning in Denton Area V elected Steve Crandall of the Terrell district as Area V president. Rockwall district’s Number 3 was chosen Sweetheart, with Bo Peep as runner up. The group approved camp use for F H A with a 50 cent maintenance fee and discussed dues. The Whitewright contingent included Norman Harper, William Russell and Jack Ayres with others traveling from McKinney for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barker
Norman Harper
Jack Ayres
William Russell
Denton
Whitewright
Norman
Steve Crandall
Terrell
Area V
Rockwall
Bo Peep
McKinney
Nizam of Hyderabad Plans Mecca Pilgrimage Gives Up Fortunes
The world’s richest man, the Nizam of Hyderabad, intends to renounce his $3 billion wealth to finance a religious pilgrimage. Palace sources say he will leave behind gold, jewels, palaces, and his power while taking his 71 wives and 99 children, possibly with a traveling harem, to Mecca.
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Holy Land
Hyderabad
India
Nizam of
Mecca
New Delhi
Nizam
Jacobs
Ford
Rockefeller
Congress Party
Nehru
Whitewright boys top Trenton 64 to 58 in Friday clash
Whitewright defeated Trenton 64 58 as Larry Hayes led with 29 points while McKnight added 20, Pennell 7, and Hughes Hyecock one each. Trenton's George Pennell scored 17 and Tilger 15 as Burchfield 13, Riley 7, Jones 2, Stogsdill 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Trenton
Whitesboro
Austin College
Larry Hayes
McKnight
Pennell
Hughes
Hyecock
Burchfield
Hayes
George Pennell
Tilger
Riley
Jones
Stogsdill
Whitewright B Team Defeats Trenton B Team
Whitewright B defeats Trenton B 36 to 33 on Friday night February 13 before the main game. Jack Hayes leads Whitewright with 13 points, Dixon 8, Musser and Hyecock 4 each. Trenton’s Anderson scores 13, Donaghey 9, Banks 5, Jones 3. Bartley 2. Bartley 2, total 33. National Geographic notes 3,000 year old safety pins found by archaeologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Trenton
Jack Hayes
Dixon
Musser
Hyecock
Cooper
Chesser
Anderson
Donaghey
Jones
Banks
Bartley
National Geographic Society
The Sun Courtesy Note About Visits
The Sun invites readers to mention guest visits in its pages and to notify the paper of any item sent for inclusion. The notice frames such courtesy as appreciated by both guests and friends who learn of visits through the publication.
Notice to Creditors of O. T. Sanford Estate
Original letters of administration with will annexed were granted February 9 1953 by the Grayson County Court to W E Harrison as administrator of the O T Sanford deceased estate. Creditors must present claims within the legally prescribed period and to the administrator at Bells Grayson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Sanford
Grayson County
Bells
Texas
Bug Killers Plan Large Scale Attack on House Flies
Washington reports a shift to baited insecticides to combat resilient house flies. Researchers test sodium fluoroacetate sodium arsenate and TEPP mixed with molasses or malt in Florida dairies, aiming to reduce fly pests while avoiding human danger. Francis De Sales advises patience and calm.
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Washington
Florida
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