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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
6
The Reflector lists editors and staff including Betty Jones and Bobby Witt with multiple department editors and reporters. It also features a series of humorous verse and riddle jokes, a chemistry note declaring “Chemistry Is Life,” and lines about charitable sharing and Harvard’s example.
Last Monday the upcoming pep squad elected Dorothy Wallace as president. Two yell leaders will be chosen from Betty Darwin and Joanne Grammer, with Irene Kent named drum major. Patsy Parnell, Pinkey Raley, and Mary Frances Thornhill will be flag bearers, along with Joan Huseman as secretary treasurer and Jessie Franklin as reporter. Members plan matching uniforms and purchase drums and batons for improved drills.
The honor roll for the third six weeks period includes Freshmen D W McKinney Billy Jean Ryan Wanda Nell Lewis Sophomores Jackie Nossaman Barbara Williams Dorothy Head Emaline Bennett Juniors Jessie Franklin Dorothy Wallace Doris Hunter Hazel Neal Betty Anne Darwin Seniors Bobby Witt.
Five years ago Harvard students sought to aid underprivileged youths by tutoring Boston boys who worked during the day. They volunteered two or three evenings a week, offering instruction without cost to the learners.
A reflective piece asserts every living thing depends on chemistry. It explains all plant and animal materials and changes are chemical in nature and that the human body and food are meaningful only through this fact.
The studio announces recent productions including Confidential Agent starring Betty Key Y B Kaiser and Joe Vestal. Lost Week End features J O Huseman in the lead. A Guy Named Joe pairs Norma Smith with Joe Vestal in a key role.
A feature on how business serves as a vocation for youth seeking happiness and success. It argues business offers purpose, opportunity, and growth through daily work, expansion, and practical achievement, appealing to calm ambition and steady advancement.
Court summons in suit No. 53664 requires Frederick Swetenburg and listed heirs to appear by Feb 18, 1946 before the Grayson County District Court in Sherman. Plaintiffs claim Ellen Bush has an interest in a 37 4/4 acre parcel of the East half of a 7542 acre Swendbury survey tract and seek a judgment of indivisibility, appointment of a receiver to sell, and related relief.
An old article extols secretarial and business training for young women as a path to independence, noting government hiring, diverse fields from finance to literature, and the armor of professional skills. It also mentions film features and stars of the era as entertainment options. The piece emphasizes dignified work, steady promotion, and the attractiveness of business as a profession.
The piece notes a line from a Wodehouse book where eggs beans and crumpets are members of a club, implying a playful misuse of common foods as club members in fiction.
The first semester honor roll includes sophomores Jackie Nossaman Barbara Williams and Dorothy Head juniors Dorothy Wallace Betty Anne Darwin and Joanne Grammer seniors Marjorie Young and Bobby Witt.
Andrew Carnegie answered a reporter asking which is most important in industry capital labor or brains with a laugh he asked which is the most important leg of a three legged stool and implied all three are needed.
In College Station PMA announces a conservation materials program allowing eligible farmers to obtain seed purchase orders through the county ACA office. The farmer pays the difference after PMA covers about 80 percent, with bermuda seed priced at 75 cents per pound and a 68 cent PMA payment. Bermuda, Rhodes and blue panic qualify for purchase orders. other seeds must be paid in full and later reimbursed.
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