Classroom Etiquette and School News Reflections
The Reflector notes classroom rules on behavior and attentiveness, urges proper recitation stance, hand-raising etiquette, and respectful reactions. It also mentions several students: Dan Griffith leading, Paula Garner drawn to many boys but James Anderson attracting her, Pat Griffith interested in an actor boy, Junior Woods on a matter, Caroline and John Jay, Emaline and Coleman, Jackie Nossaman and Curtis Alexander, and Frances Bennett receiving sympathy for a soldier’s absence. Maurice Neathery and Doris Hunter seen at a ball game, Willanell Badgett and W. J. Shaw described as a lasting romance, with Susie Sise summarizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Griffith
Paula Garner
Cpl
James Anderson
Pat Griffith
Junior Woodson
Caroline
John Jay
Emaline
Coleman
Jackie Nossaman
Curtis Alexander
Frances Bennett
Maurice Neathery
Doris Hunter
Willanell Badgett
W. J. Shaw
Susie Sisemore
Class learns about the United Nations from new books
A civics class, reduced to 12 members since mid term, received new books with a yellow cover bearing The United Nations in twenty languages. The volume covers the UN growth, the UN charter, and key facts about the organization. Each week students read the tabloid Our Times.
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United Nations
Our Times
Gossip Lane Brightens Paper With Local Romances
W H S Marcia Lane Blanks receives long distance calls from unknown origins. Maxine and J A remain closely entwined. Helen Gordas continues to rate with the Savoy boy. Questioning Lyndel's absence or return and Betty Brice also linked with the Sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Lane Blanks
Farmersville
Maxine
J. A
Helen Gordas
Savoy Boy
Lyndel
Betty Brice
Junior class plans banquet for April 26 at Grayson Hotel
The junior class met on Friday February 15 to plan the junior senior banquet. They voted to hold the event on Friday April 26 at the Grayson Hotel in Sherman.
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Grayson Hotel
Sherman
Assembly Honors Typists and Welcomes Guest Speaker
On February fifteenth students and faculty gathered in the auditorium for an assembly. Rev Duke R. Barron of the Methodist Church spoke from Matthew twenty one, stressing living well over merely living long and the value of followers and leaders. Awards were given to Jessie Franklin, Betty Darwin, and Donald Neal for typing speed of 30 words per minute for fifteen consecutive minutes.
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Duke R. Barron
Methodist Church
Matthew
Barron
Caraway
Jessie Franklin
Betty Darwin
Donald Neal
Let’s Look at a Fish Says Corn Head I Like Snow
A quirky interview by Anna Bess Neathery catalogs a speaker’s tastes and dislikes. The narrator praises snowy scenes, sleighbells, orchestra music, and mystery plays while expressing a passion for chocolate ice cream sticks, perfume bottles, gray attire, and roller skating. The piece notes a wish to study design and Sweden and mentions Whitewright as a place to patience until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Head
van Johnson
Sweden
Whitewright
Anna Bess Neathery
Valentine party in Spanish I class at school
The Spanish I class with sponsor Mrs. Kent held a Valentine party on Thursday afternoon February 14. Refreshments included bottled drinks cookies and candy. Students exchanged valentines and filled a valentine box. The program by Hazel Neal Emaline Bennett and Betty Rich featured a word association contest and a Truth or Consequences game won by Billy Wayne Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kent
Hazel Neal
Emaline Bennett
Betty Rich
Charles Caldwell
Class Party Thanks Mrs Kent For Break From Assignments
Billy Wayne notes the entire class enjoyed a party to take minds from assignments. They, as a class, express gratitude to Mrs Kent for permitting the gathering.
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Billy Wayne
Itll Be the Sound Battery Radio Joke
A prospective buyer examines a second hand radio set and worries about shocks. The salesman reassurely says the danger comes only after hearing programs, delivering a witty exchange about old equipment and radio humor.
Sheriff Sale No 54082 Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas through Grayson County and Sherman interveners seeks sale of Lot 12 and seven feet off Lot 13 in J Q A Carter's Addition Sherman to satisfy a 1946 judgment for 474.13 plus costs and six percent interest. Sheriff Gafford will sell on the first Tuesday in April 1946 between 2 and 4 pm at the Grayson County courthouse to the highest bidder. Proceeds will first satisfy the judgment and costs, with rights of redemption and other tax or intere st rights preserved.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
A. D
Sherman
Bob McGee
State of
J. Q. A. Carter
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
Denison
Osborn Crittenden
Court House
Munson and
Sheriff sale of Grayson County land in 1946 suit
Grayson County Texas 20 acre tract in E. M. Jones Survey tied to Parmelia Conger and Mrs. N. E. Ritchey, with unknown heirs, to satisfy a 1946 judgment for 204.97 dollars plus six percent interest and costs. Sale set on the first Tuesday in April to satisfy the decree, with remainder to be applied per law.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
N. E. Ritchey
Parmelia Conger
A. D
Court House
Sherman
State of
Towit
E. M. Jones
N. W
E. M. Jones League
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
Sheriff's Sales in Grayson County Texas 1946
Two sheriff s sale notices detail real estate foreclosures in Grayson County Texas with defendants the unknown heirs of George Murdoch and Isaac Chiles and the City of Denison as plaintiff. Auctions set for March first in Sherman between 2 and 4 pm to satisfy taxes and court judgments totaling $95.51 and $114.35, respectively, against properties in Whitesboro and Denison including Lots 29-32, Block A, Whitesboro addition and Lots 7-8, Block 17, Munson and Perigan Addition Denison.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
George Murdock
Horace Marshall
John Marshall
Fifteenth District Court
A. D
Court House
Sherman
State of
Whitesboro
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