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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
7
A reflective piece exploring the word nature and its varied meanings. It contrasts lay and scientific explanations and questions whether nature follows fixed laws, ending with a tongue in cheek remark about using geometry when laying cross ties.
We guarantee dependable service on any make with proven experience in the region. Our work stands up and satisfies, helping your car start easily and run satisfactorily.
A play reading committee for the senior class is named to choose the class play to be staged in April. The candidates include Fashions in Love Bachelor Hall Homme Came Ted and Once in a Lifetime.
Seniors plan a journal for Van Vestal who is ill at home. Every day two students chosen by the class president submit notable events to editor Lester Martin.
Miss Boone recovers from a brief illness and returns to school as her roommates provide care with pink medicine grapefruit juice and milk toast. Mrs Roby Childress filled in for her during the absence and is welcomed back with relief and warmth.
At a vesper service in Sherman on Sunday evening February 28, two former Whitewright High School students shared prominence on the program. Nell Penn majoring in organ played an organ prelude while Martha Jo Sears, a college senior, sang two solos.
A juvenile column reflects on gum chewing in school, noting boys and girls disruptively chew and whisper, while older essays compare youth and age. It includes vignettes about teachers, a student letter, and a sequence on doing one’s best, finishing with a comic note on a printer’s devil and early cartooning.
Columns note gossip about George Washington, exploring rumors he was a flirt and may have cursed, yet affirming the enduring reverence for the nation’s founder. Lucille Maynard writes that even alleged faults cannot lessen the hero worship surrounding Washington. A separate blurb mentions a pound of honey reportedly containing the essence of 60,000 flowers.
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