Whitewright High seniors Sorry for Pancake Breakfast and Sale
Whitewright High School seniors organized ads in Bonham to fund their annual trip and a pancake breakfast on Feb 22. They sold Grand Ma's Pride vanilla extract at 1 dollar a 16 oz bottle and plan another order soon. The trip sponsor and attendees are named, with a missionary society banquet announced for March 16 honoring graduating seniors.
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Bonham
Alice Ayres
Ann Wortham
Dorris Wallace
Nola Faye Bass
Anna Lou Phillips
J. W. Burchfield
Miss Neathery
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Bethel Baptist Church
Whitewright High School
Bethel
Laura Jean Williams
Travis Sanderson
Jack Bartley
Jim Henry McKinney
Wanda Sue Alexander
J. P. Williams
Clifton Sanderson
Cecil Bartley
R. H. McKinney
Manuell Alexander
First Grade Mumps Outbreak Counts 18 Cases in Class
Of 40 students enrolled in the first grade, 18 have or have had mumps recently. Absent among the affected are Kenneth Gunter Gary Holloway Forrest Tabor Donald Williams Brenda Stephens Connie Taylor and Helen Melton. A Hotpoint demonstration on cooking on electric ranges was given by Miss Alice Walters on February 23 at the Community Public Service building.
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Kenneth Gunter
Richard Hicks
Gary Holloway
Don Johnson
Forrest Tabor
Donald Williams
Becky Blanton
Kathy Morgan
Sarah Johnson
Patricia Howery
Brenda Stephens
Harriett Stephens
Connie Taylor
Helen Melton
Sue Kirby
Bobby Pelfrey
Christine Whitley
Mike Little
Doyle Morris
Alice Walters
Hotpoint Company
Community Public Service
Jack Lackey
Thurman
Marshall Hasty
Edgar Ayers
Earl Blanton
Bess
Six weeks reading list shifts from English to American authors
Seniors in Whitewright schools select two novels for a six week project with an oral report and a written report per Miss Neathery. Several choose American authors, seeking variety beyond English works, and seniors enjoy a lecture about unusual rat sightings seen at a recent school event. The estate notice announces Geno Maynard Anderson’s probate with Myrtle Anderson as administratrix and claims deadline.
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Geno Maynard Anderson
Grayson County
Texas
S. Woodlawn
Denison
Grayson
State of Texas
Myrtle Anderson
Gene Maynard Anderson
S. Woodlawn St
Whitewright Sun
Tigers Backing and Postseason Play Lose Narrowly
The article recalls weak home crowd support for the Tigers this basketball season and their playoff struggles against Cooper Bulldogs. It notes attendance fueled losses, while a large Tiger turnout at the first playoff game led to a win, but dwindled crowds at Cooper and Commerce venues helped Cooper claim the series. The piece then shifts to spring baseball plans and dedications by WHS seniors, listing former students and their postgraduation paths across colleges, military, and employment.
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Tigers
Cooper Bulldogs
Tiger
Cooper
Commerce
Whitewright
Ex-Whitewright Students Share Postage of Plans
Billy Hyepock attends Commerce school while Mary Ola Lewis works in a Fort Worth bank. Aline Neal assists Dr. Geers in Whitewright. June Neathery Lewis studies in Dallas and lives in Irving after marrying Christmas. Jackie Pannell attends ETSTC. Margaret Williams studies at Denton for girls only. David Reeves remains a Commerce college student visiting weekends. Donna Williams pursues business studies in Denison and returns home at night. Willie Russell majors in business administration at ETSTC. The note from A L P.
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Billy Hyepock
Commerce
Mary Ola Lewis
Whitewright
Fort Worth
Aline Neal
Paul Geers
June Neathery Lewis
Dallas
Irving
Jackie Pannell
ETSTC
Margaret Williams
Denton
Magazine selling contest winners named with prizes
Bill Polk won first prize with 84.00 dollars. Patricia Farley took second with 50.00. Annette Vineyard placed third with 33.00. N F B
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Bill Polk
Patricia Farley
Annette Vineyard
Guide posts of my life compared to yours
I list five guiding ideas I’ve followed and invite comparison with yours. First, God-without God my life is a blind man wandering alone through a desert.
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God
Acknowledging Those Who Shaped My Life
In grateful memory I credit my wife for completing my life and my parents for guiding me, while my teachers taught me values shaping my outlook. I commend America for its freedom and kindness as a lifelong guide.
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America
Sherman F F A Banquet Draws Over 100 Attendees
More than 100 persons attended the annual Sherman District F F A Chapter banquet in Howe on Thursday night. Guests included Jer ry Talley Gainesville farm representative and main speaker, L I Samuel Denton district supervisor, and Miss Donna Wetzel Whitewright district sweetheart. Talley urged members to prepare for a future with farmer independence and a market governed by supply and demand. He warned farmers vote per conviction despite price supports and subsidies. The Whitewright chapter had 23 present. District officers staged the emblem ceremony, “Building the Emblem.”
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Sherman District F. F. A
Howe
Jerry Talley
Gainesville
L. I. Samuel
Denton
F. F. A. Area 5
Donna. Wetzel
Whitewright
Talley
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Jimmy Thornhill
Bobby DeBerry
Orville Head
Obie Rutledge
Philip Stephens
Patsy Garner
Frank Watkins
Wanda Alexander
Jim McKinney
James Dixon
Delbert Musser
Pete Burchfield
South Pacific
Fairbanks
Alaska
H. H. Taylor
Sawyer
First National Bank
Whitewright, Texas
South Pacific Islands
Safe Economica
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Tigers
WHS
Connie Andrew
Air Force
Connie
Michigan
Jack Ayres
Navy
Treasure Island
California
James Bennett
Sherman
Austin College
James
John Brown
Eugenia
East Texas State Teachers College
Bobby Ray Burchfield
H. C. Carpenter
M-K-T
Eugene Cox
Illinois
Johnnie Harper
SMU
Ralph Hughes
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North Crockett
G.V.W
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