Appreciation of Service Highlighted by Local Club Night
W H S Reflector notes emphasize repayment of kindness and honest conversation. The piece recounts a club program led by Miss Ray and Miss Forrester with guests including Miss Inez Ray and several seniors and ninth through eleventh graders listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Miss Ray
Inez Ray
Miss Forrester
Boll Weevil Poison Kills Cattle In Ambrose Pond
An estimated loss of $2,000 is suffered by G. D. F. Whiting and son Claud Whiting of Ambrose after the deaths of thirty or more White Face cattle from accidental poisoning. Poison buried in a ravine seeped into a watering pond, with more cattle sickened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose
G. D. F. Whiting
Claud Whiting
Masqueraders Social Begins Season At Miss Ray Home
The Masqueraders dramatic club opened its season with a social at Miss Gladys Ray's residence attended by about twenty guests amid poor weather. The program featured the humorous one act play Blood Will Tell by Babe Nell Penn Mary Lee Andrews Margaret Sears and Frances Gillespie and a solo Out of the Dawn by another member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ray
Miss Forrester
Babe Nell Penn
Mary Lee Andrews
Margaret Sears
Frances Gillespie
Minstrel show by football and pep squads a success
The Monday night minstrel presented by the football and pep squads drew a good crowd and raised a little over fifty dollars for Athletic Association expenses. Amateurs performed while a lively chorus of girls entertained, and the jokes provoked many laughs. Directors praised all who helped make the show a success.
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Athletic Association
Eighth Grade Honor Roll Achievers Named
The following pupils earned an average above 90 over the last six weeks and qualify for the honor roll in Eighth Grade Ouija Craig Donald Hall James Lindsey Lester Martin Homer Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouija Craig
Donald Hall
James Lindsey
Lester Martin
Homer Lee
Misses Hopkins Guests and Local Social Visits
Miss Bernice and Anna Hopkins hosted guests including Ruth McDonald and Sarah Key from Leonard. Social visits occurred across Sherman Trenton Bonham and Orangeville with several local residents including Elbert Bennett and Thelma Ownby noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Anna Hopkins
Ruth McDonald
Sarah Key
Leonard
Ollie Mitchell
Sherman
Madge Sears
Maxine Roberts
Trenton
Venita Jenkins
Oleta Chambers
Emmagene Sears
Una Mae Mangrum
Bethel
Virginia Benson
Jessie Burks
Loyce Deberry
Elbert Bennett
Thelma Ownby
Orangeville
Marian Wetzel
Bonham
Dick Barbee
Jack Silman
Fender May
Society Notes From Celina and Nearby Towns
Jack Ryan visited Mr. Gaston in Celina on Saturday. Misses Fae Wood and Marie Sears visited in Trenton Saturday. Harold Garner and Raymond Chambers were in Trenton Sunday. Miss Leta Madearis visited in Trenton Saturday evening. Misses Fae Wood and Marie Sears were Tom Bean visitors Sunday evening. Miss Mary Lee Andrews spent Saturday in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ryan
Mr. Gaston
Celina
Fae Wood
Marie Sears
Trenton
Harold Garner
Raymond Chambers
Leta Madearis
Tom Bean
Mary Lee Andrews
Sherman
Citation by Publication for Grayson County Estate
Texas notice commands sheriff or constable to publish for ten days. Lula West seeks probate of A E West deceased will Letters Testamentary in Grayson County Court Sherman on the first Monday in February 1929. Court clerk J L Doggett issues the writ with publisher affidavit and deputy Iva Davidson signs.
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State of
Texas
Grayson County
Grayson
A. E. West
Lula West
Grayson Co
City of
Sherman
A. D
J. L. Doggett
Iva Davidson
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Opal Cates
Maggie Horton
Dorothy Hamilton
Velma Bennett
Emerson
Whitewright
Texas- Louisiana Power Company
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Blossom
Texas City
Craig
Texas-Louisiana
Masquerader’s
Planters National Bank
Texas - Louisiana Power Company
Marting
TEL ‘Bray