Honor Roll List from Whitewright Public Schools
The article lists the six weekly honor roll and A club members by grade, naming students such as Martha Seay, Robert Doss, Estelle Murphy, Mary Joe Sears, Billy Monroe Magar, Van Vestal, Beatrice Maynard, Frances Gillespie, Tom Everheart, Martha Jo Sears, Sam Montgomery, and many others. It notes top room attendance in Miss Noe's 7th grade and explains the A club includes students with high work standards but with absences or tardies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Public
Miss Noe
Martha Seay
Dorothy Gillett
Bernard Marar
Ila May
Edith May Sears
Lula Lee Vestal
Dorotha Wood
Woodis Hopper
Marjory Smith
Robert Doss
Elewell Murphy
Vondalee England
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Billie Jean Cox
Wilma Janway
Bertha Abbott
Dorothy Nicholson
Jack Lay
Estelle Murphy
Norma Joe Mangrum
Woodrow Belew
Wayne Martin
Murl Ryan
Mary Frances Myrick
Billy Earl Montgomery
Billy C. Russell
Lester Savage
David Woodrow Smith
Thomas Sears
Ruth Jopling
Genevieve McNeilly
Jim Andrews
J. R. Bailey
Frank Hollingsworth
Rollin Leigh
A. N. McCoy
Martha Sue Lindsey
Elizabeth Davidson
Mary Joe Sears
Dick Montgomery
W. T. Sears
J. Lee Smith
Frances Marie Church
Leora Short
Bonnie Ruth Whitworth
Ross_ Wilson
Sarah Janway
Frances Pope
Billy Monroe Magar
Joe Thomas Meador
C. W. Phillips
Odell Phillips
Samuel Phillips
Theresea Ann Reeves
W. R. Reeves
Edna Earl
Opal Cates
Tom Everheart
Mordell Pumphrey
Martha Jo Sears
Margaret Barbee
Laura Cantrell
Geraldine Cole
Dorothy Gordon
Onabelle Hampton
Durell Mangrum
Blanche Montgomery
Clyde Montgomery
Mary Pumphrey
Gladys Roberts
Paul Ryan
Caroline Simmons
Maxie Williams
Coy Wrenn
Kermit Hollingsworth
Marjorie Holland
Bet
Rangers Rally Past Tom Bean In Rain Soaked Court Meet
Bailey led Rangers with 10 points on four field goals and two free throws as they overcame a 5 3 halftime deficit. McMurry added five, Cantrell free throw, and Hollingshed led Tom Bean with 8. Outdoor court with light rain hampered start, locals predicted strong goal eye later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Tom Bean
Bailey
McMurry
Bradley
Blanton
Cantrell
Hollingshed
Ford
Ashlock
Rich
Burkett
Dickens
Historic quip collection across ancient to Elizabethan voices
A playful mix of famous figures and eras delivers cheeky lines. Plutarch Samson Jonah Cleopatra David Helen of Troy Columbus Nero Solomon Noah Methuselah and Queen Elizabeth spar with witty, anachronistic banter about country, strength, fate, love, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Samson
Jonah
Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
David
Helen of Troy
Paris
Columbus
Nero
Solomon
Noah
Grammar School Girls Rally To 10 6 Victory Over Canaan
Grammar School girls beat Canaan 10 6 in a Friday basketball game. The paper could not report lineups due to the editor covering a Rangers win at Tom Bean 20 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Tom Bean
Rangers
Local cage squad routs Tom Bean in season opener
On Friday afternoon the local basketball team traveled to Tom Bean for the season opener and returned with a win. The result marked the squad’s first game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bean
Wise Sayings for Practical Living
A compact collection of maxims on time management cooperation and courtesy. The notes urge living in the present wisely, practicing courtesy as a returning force, and emphasizing effort and teamwork with a playful image of a wagon wheel.
Rules of Success From History's Key Roles
In 1890 a famed car maker, a millionaire hotelier, a steel magnate, and a railroad head show that the rules of success rest on hard conscientious work. The idea remains plain and demanding: work hard, stay steady, practitioners find luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Surprise party for Margaret Barbee at Barbee home
Little folks entertained yesterday at the Barbee home on North West Street in the south part of town to celebrate Margaret Barbee's fourth birthday. Invitations went out weeks ahead to allow guests time to plan their presents. Blind man's bluff and ring around the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbee
North West Street
Little Margaret Barbee
Children’s Party Recounts Several Tiny Attendees
The report recalls a lively gathering with youngsters such as Willis Bailey in a Lord Fauntleroy suit and Katherine Sears in pink organdy. Leon Spindle went barefoot since it was not Sunday, Clyde Montgomery kept to himself, Junie McMurry enjoyed the party, Haskell Thomson was sent home, and Altha Mae Vestal cried over marbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy
Willis Bailey
Lord Fauntleroy
Katherine Sears
Leon Spindle
Clyde Montgomery
Junie McMurry
Haskell Thomson
Miss Altha Mae Vestal
Great builders and earthly temples of love
Poem by Eula Ferril 1925 reflecting on temple building as deeds of kindness. Contrasts earthly temples built with costly material and durable foundations against heavenly temples formed by acts of love guided by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Eula Ferril
Big Indian to Drill New Test Near Callisburg
Big Indian Oil and Development Company plans a second well in the Callisburg area after a 3500 foot oil strike. President C. A. Dendrick announced the move after returning from the board meeting in Kansas City. A rotary drill will be used. the first well shows oil presence though not yet a commercial producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Big
Indian Oil and Development Company
Callisburg
Here
C. A. Dendrick
Kansas City
No Flasks or Guns Allowed at Ma's Ball
Austin January 14 No guns or flasks at Ma Ferguson s inaugural ball Edict echoed by a Texas ranger warning cowboys to keep hip pockets empty at the state s biggest gathering No stamps of bravado as the rodeo mood meets prohibition rules in the capitol round up atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Ma Ferguson
Capitol
Pardner
Uncle Sam
Commonwealth
Cowman
Ladies Night Cancelled by Ranger Orders in Ferguson Ball Night
Governor Pat M. Neff orders Ranger force to keep Austin dry and clean for the Ferguson ball night January 20 as Mrs. Ferguson becomes governor. Rangers expect to follow usual plans unless noon changes are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowman
Pat M. Neff
Austin
Ferguson
Brennan Denison Banker Dies Saturday
Denison January 10 P J Brennan president of the National Bank of holds died Saturday following illness at Denison. He led the bank for many years and was a prominent local figure. The community mourns the loss of a longtime financial leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Brennan
Denison Banker
Local Banker and Elks Leader Dies in Denison
A long time Denison banker who served 30 years in the field and was formerly grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Elks died this morning. He also played a prominent role in Texas educational and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Grand Lodge of Elks
Texas
Jails Drive Crowded Bootlegging Scene, Paterson News
The Paterson News notes a crowded bootlegging scene as a key factor is jail overcrowding reducing deterrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Student's Reporter
van Vestal
James Lindsey
Myra Nell Vestal
Clyde Johnson
Madge Sears
Homer Lee Sears
Marian Louise Craig
Burgher Reed Vestal
Donald Hall
Oleta Chambers
Mozella Looney
Beatrice Maynard
Raymond Cates
Charley McLean
S. T. Montgomery
Velma Bennett
Johnie Virginia Dossey
Laura Gean Fleming
Ouida Nell Harris
Virginia McNeilly
Margaret Pierce
Irene Rector
Eva Jane Skaggs
Larue Radican
Una Mae Mangrum
Margaret Sears
Frances Gillespie
Alwilda Ryan
Mary Lee Andrews
Louise Beasley
Lucile Craig
Janice McIver
Mary Louise Noe
Aubrey Cook
Jack Everheart
Earl Blanton
Babe Nell Penn
Dorothy Hamilton
Millard Mangrum
Jack Bogle
J. P. Gordon
Velma Gordon
Eunalee Hampton
Maggie Horton
Ford Scott Vestal
Guy Yowell
Grammar School Girls
Basketeers
Bob Beasley
THE
Temples OF Heaven
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Whitewright
P. D. Confectionery
Chesley Rutledge
Huffines & Bailey
St. George Hotel
Dallas
Chas. Hodges
Grayson County
Fain-Perkins
Houston St
Sherman
Gordon Clothing Store
First National Bank