Van Alstyne Panthers Defeat Tigers on Slippery Floor
In a Friday night high school game the Van Alstyne Panthers beat the Tigers to a narrow finish as the Panthers break loose late. Billy Tillett held to seven points and Ireland tops with 15 for the visitors. Sammy Montgomery leads Tigers with 12. Cliff Emerson Al Crouch add points. Joe Kaiser scores.
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van Alstyne Panthers
Tigers
Panthers
Billy Tillett
Sammy Montgomery
Thomas DeBerry
Cliff Emerson
al Crouch
Joe Kaiser
Panters
Ireland
J. E
J. J
Tiger Fans Invited to Friday Home Games
Come out to the local gym every Friday night for home games. Girls play at 6 30 followed by boys at 7 30. Let's go Big Teams.
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Tiger
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Highlights
Monday features Luncheon Loaf with mashed potatoes green beans pickled beets rolls butter and grape jelly. Tuesday offers Meat Loaf blackeyed peas yellow hominy green salad coffee cake stewed apricots.
WHS Teachers Conduct Weekly Census Drive
WHS teachers will visit residences this week to conduct a school district census. Each educator is assigned a defined area to count eligible residents, aiding accurate district tallies. The effort, led by P C, aims to determine eligible populations within the district. The note then shifts to shop class notes on soldering projects and tool practices.
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WHS
P. C
Vet specialist Dr Ray Anderson speaks to ag boys on livestock feeding
Dr Ray Anderson of Kimbell Milling spoke to the ag group last Friday about proper livestock rations and the role of antibiotics. He noted he would not raise hogs without antibiotic feed and outlined current feed additive regulations. He also covered livestock diseases and their impact, earning praise from the FFA members for the valuable program arranged by Mr Barker.
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Ray Anderson
Kimbell Milling Company
Ag Boys
Anderson
University of Minnesota
A. & M. College of Texas
FFA
Barker
Doris Jean Tillett Student of the Week at Whitewright High
A Whitewright High sophomore Doris Jean Tillett is named Student of the Week for her sweet personality strong grades pep squad cheerleading basketball forward and active involvement in school events. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Tillett and sister of Billy Curtis Carolyn and Gary.
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Whitewright
Air Force
T. W
Doris Jean Tillett
Clarence Tillett
Billy
Curtis
Carolyn
Gary
C. W
Individual Freedom and American Liberty in War Time
The piece reflects on how war abroad sharpens American views of freedom. It contrasts life in the United States with lands of old customs and experiments, noting that Americans value choices and opportunities, including schooling and religion, without government-imposed media or labor constraints.
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America
Midterm Musings and School Gossip Echoes
A jumbled note from a sophomore era shows chatter about mid-term tests and social whispers. Names Gabby Gertie and Girl surface among the gossip while rumors claim Gene Kay and Bobby shatter dates at Bells Saturday.
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Gabby
Gertie
Girl
Gene
Patricia Jarvis
Kay
Bobby
Buster
Bells
Sammy
Weather Forecasters and Forecasts At A Glance
A list of weather personalities names the forecast terms for the day. Windy by Billy Tillett fair by Selena Key mild by Charlotte Hopkins changeable by Thomas DeBerry clearing by Sammy McKinney threatening by Mary Ann Spencer showers by Sammy Montgomery sunny by Pat Coggins rainy by Dan Turner cool by Jo Taylor stormy by Pat Clark.
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Windy
Billy Tillett
Selena Key
Mildh
Charlotte Hopkins
Thomas DeBerry
Sammy McKinney
Mary Ann Spencer
Sammy Montgomery
Sunny
Pat Coggins
Dan Turner
Jo Taylor
Stormy
Pat Clark
Homemaking II and III Study Japanese Foods
The homemaking II and III girls studied Japanese cuisine this week preparing sukiyaki hot rolls and mandarin oranges with cookies. They also learned about Japan's country and customs. May include note that vital news is in the Want Ads.
It's the Law Obscenity in the Mail
The piece explains pitfalls of stopping obscene mail via postmaster actions and outlines legal safeguards. It notes post offices may deny mailing rights for fraud or crime and that prior censorship is limited. Courts review postal determinations, and readers are urged to report obscene mail to postal inspectors. Texas oil reserves figures follow.
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Post Office
Congress
Customs Department
Customs
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