Class Prophecy Confers Roles In The Reflector Yearbook
The Reflector lists seniors assigning future roles and duties from class prophecy. Names such as Florena Williams Gladine Harper Molly Jo Rutledge and Conway Craig receive titles and offices including editor, treasurer, and captainships for basketball and football. Other allocations include drums, seats, and leadership posts among a large group of students with notes on their clubs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harper
Florena Williams
Kelly Pierson
Jo Wallace
Bobby Janway
Billy Earl Brown
Barrie Blanton
Conway Craig
Kelly
The
Reflector
Louise Selman
Molly Jo Rutledge
Gladine Harper
Minnie Monk
Beverly Judd
Beverly
Gwen Kent
Bill King
Speedy Blanton
Jack Badgett
Jimmy Christian
John Dale Reeves
Prilla Hinton
Molly Jo
Ruth Ann Cummings
Jeanette Jones
Joe Pannell
Gene Bush
Romeo
Bobby Hyecock
Billye Faye Dillon
Betsy
Florena
Jean Wilson
Gwen Billye
Miss Neathery
Billye
Mary Thornhill
Joe Vandagriff
Mary
Laura Jean Wilson
Eulelia Judd
Nancy Lieu May
Juanita Thrasher
Corinne Hardcastle
Learline Conner
Maxine Neal
Dorthea Magers
Peggy Clark Manning
Carol Hughes
Charlene Thornhill
Helen Sinor
Wilford House
Billie Mullins
Ouida Ryan
Billie
Earlene Fletcher
Peggy Burchfield
Earlene
Norman Watkins
Max Taylor
Eddie Burkhalter
Betty Blackerby
Peggy Parnell
Betty
Peggy
Dwayne Hayes
Jack Stephens
Junior Barnett
Junior
Jane Meador
Nancy May
Dearie McKnight
Martha Wallace
Hi Hegari Introduces New Forage Sorghum Variety
Texas A&M researchers release Hi Hegari a tall forage sorghum variety bred from Hegari. Agronomist R E Karor announces it yields about 20 percent more forage with same maturity and adaptation. First grain sorghums were tall and late maturing.
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College Station
R. E. Karor
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Karper
Africa
Chillicothe Station
Texas
Texas Agri
Country Run By Men With .22 Calibre Brains
Joseph Leopold of Dallas warned at New Orleans that small and politically minded men in power threaten the nation. He criticized tax exemptions for foundations and tax-exempt agencies, estimating one in nine people benefits from federal funds and urging action against welfare state policies. J B Barnett of Monroeville called creeping socialism the greatest peril to the United States.
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National Cotton Compress and Cotton Warehouse Association
New Orleans
United States
Joseph Leopold
Dallas
Townsend
Treasury Department
Federal Treasury
J. B. Barnett
Monroeville
Ala
Association
Hi-Hegari forage silage seed available for 1951 planting
The cultural Experiment Station released Hi-Hegari as a forage and silage seed variety. Seed has been distributed for propagation and will be available through regular trade channels in 1951. A light joke from a child contrasts with news of the seed release.
Citation in Texas land dispute over Collinsville lots
Official notice in Grayson County Texas requiring heirs of Charles Quillen and others to appear in court by July 10 1950. City of Collinsville sues for title and possession of Lots 17 to 24 in Block 3 Waldo Addition Collinsville. Court clerk S V Ernest issues citation dated May 22 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Charles Quillen
C. C. Quillen
W. W. Quillen
Walter D. Collins
Lodoeskie M. Collins
J. W. Brooks
James Wilson
James M. Brooks
T. F. Rodgers
Collinsville Cotton Warehouse Association
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Collinsville
Waldo
S. V. Ernest
Nancy Drake
Roosevelt Family Renounces Tax Refund Claim
In Poughkeepsie New York the Roosevelt family renounced any claim to 400000 dollars in tax refunds that might be paid if Franklin D Roosevelt died as a member of the armed forces. Trustees Basil O Connor and Henry T Hackett filed to determine if he died as commander in chief or civilian. Eleanor Roosevelt and five children dissociated themselves stating the president never sought military tax benefits and civilian supremacy should not be challenged. The action aims to shield trustees from future charges while James Roosevelt opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Basil O’connor
Henry T. Hackett
James Roosevelt
Despondent thoughts fade as sun rises again each morning
An optimistic note of daily renewal despite gloom. The passage uses animal imagery including ivory supplied by boar hippo potamus and walrus and elephant to convey resilience through darkness and a new dawn.
Hunting watch features a metal protected case
A hunting watch is described with its face safeguarded by a robust metal case. The design emphasizes durability and protection during outdoor use.
Extravagant Legislature and the Rising Cost of Government
The Lamar County Echo criticizes Texas state government spending rising 18 percent in 1949 from 1948 as tax receipts climb. It argues legislators seek reelection rather than future generations and questions cutting member salaries, noting brains and honor cost money. Price Daniel calls for lawmakers focused on future generations.
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Lamar County
Texas
The
Echo
Price Daniel
Daniel
Guardianship Sale Notice for Tennie Vaden Winn Estate
Guardian Arthur McElreath Sr to sell to the highest bidder a half interest in land deeded by Alexander H Brown to F C and Berta L Vaden and a tract in J P Mc Anair Survey Sherman Grayson County Texas seal bids due after order of sale dated May 22 1950 in Grayson County probate records.
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Tennie Vaden Winn
NCM
Grayson County
Texas
Arthur McElreath, Sr
Glenco Terrace
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Alexander H. Brown
F. C
Berta L. Vaden
J. P. McAnair
Sherman
Arthur McElreath
Ward
Tennie Vaden
End of Britain's Gasoline Rationing Declared
Minister of Fuel P. J. Noel-Baker told the House of Commons that all gasoline rationing ends and Britain returns to free sales with immediate effect after 11 years of restrictive controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
P. J. Noel-Baker
House of Commons
Britain
Noel-Baker
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