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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
6
The piece emphasizes loyalty of many kinds, contrasting it with selfishness. It argues loyalty strengthens government, business, and family, and cites George Washington as a model for truthful, unselfish conduct. It urges students to form habits mirroring Washington and to pursue physical and moral development.
The text notes George Washington as a self disciplined boy who built a large powerful frame through early athletic practices, shaping the man he would become.
The Reflector did not publish last week due to school shutdowns as doctors advised to curb scarlet fever spread. Schools reopened Monday and will makeup lost time on holidays. Epidemic confined to two families and under control. no general outbreak expected unless complications arise. State health order sets four week exclusion for fever cases, possibly longer under certain conditions.
The Masqueraders postpone their meeting to Monday at 7 30 pm. Six members will perform the one act play Double Crossed. A college sophomore class study on Coleridge inspired a modern pastiche about notebooks and effort.
Grayson College trains pupils in mental physical and moral growth and now adds How and What To Read under teachers Mr. Smith and Miss Ray. The Little Grayson College has more students than others in Whitworth, and its rigorous study pace has earned the nickname for creating gray hairs among writers. juniors especially engage with the current reading.
Grayson College, the oldest chartered institution in Whitewright, was founded in 1887 under Butler and Anderson. The school remains at the same site though by 1929 it is under new management.
Miss Virginia Benson visited in Desert Sunday afternoon while Euna Lee Hampton and Mary Connally called on in Van Alstyne Sunday evening. Numerous social visits span Sherman Paris Dallas Denton and Bonham with Epworth League attendees from Windom.
Miss Mae Ball Lula Mae Caylor and Flodelle Jenkins were in Paris Sunday. Miss Forrester visited relatives in Dallas last week. Miss Anna and Bernice Hopkins visited friends in Leonard Saturday. Miss Mary Cornelia Roberts was in Wolfe City and Greenville Sunday. Grover B. Smith spent Saturday in Fort Worth. Paul Vestal Dick Barbee and Jack Ryan were Tom Bean visitors Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Hamilton spent Thursday in Sherman. Physiology Teacher asks What is fallen arches. Jesse James answers It's what Rome is made of.
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