Antic Spring cast and high school social notes
Dean dated Doris on weekend nights while Zoe Vestal paired with Perry Kite. Charles Caldwell will be a poet in Antic Spring. Whacker acted silly at the Friday banquet. Irene owes Don consideration. Don owes Irene money. Pat Gray is a flirt. Terry Miller seen as good looking. Whacker to portray Betty Anne’s lover in Antic Spring. Jole Blow asks if Kilroy visited. Open door, Richard. Betty Anne anticipates the annual end. Dorothy and Pat seek more money for expenses. Dorothy and Sprout have another misunderstanding. Irene’s face dirty. Barbara laughs about Loren Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doris
Zoe Vestal
Perry Kite
Y. B
Jackie
Lou Rae
Charles
Bobby
Missouri
Charles Caldwell
Hazel
Husie
Don
Irene
Jack McSpedden
Pat Gray
Terry Miller
Tooter
Pat
Betty Anne
Dorothy
Dan
Miss Neathery
Sprout
Barbara
Loren Paul
Billy Morris
Richard
Jole Blow
Kilroy
White Phantom Mystery From School Gossip Sheet
A fragmented list pairs students with traits and nicknames in a chaotic gossipy tone. The jumbled items hint at relationships, rivalries, and rumors among seniors, culminating in a question about a figure called the White Phantom.
Random Yearbook Dialog Sparks Quiet School Echoes
A collage of student lines includes Patsy Pannell greeting Gene Irene Kent calling Don Nee and Whacker Thornhill seeking attention. Other voices express annoyance at Y B Kaiser, hunger for a bite, and small campus musings about the homemaking lab and northern lights.
White Phantom Clue Leads to Possible Suspects
Officer Leard uncovers clues suggesting the White Phantom might be Jack McSpedden but could also be Jim McSpedden Dorothy Wallace Bettye Reeves Betty Darwin or the colored maid amid a tangle of dating licenses names and hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leard
Jack McSpedden
Jim McSpedden
Dorothy Wallace
Bettye Reeves
Betty Darwin
Colored Maid
Right Answer reveals Pat Gray’s choice among seven suitors
In a playful telegram style page item seven women woo Pat Gray as a quiz asks which lucky girl wins his heart. The lines pair each girl with a male or familiar name in affectionate couplets, ending with the tease that Pat selects one among the seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gray
Local Names and Quirks Highlight Courtroom Page
A list of individuals with vivid traits and anecdotes appears, detailing hair, fashion, flirtations, car fussing, concerts, possessiveness, cap pistols, resemblances, temper, catty remarks, silliness, disrespect, manners, talk of Leonard, a baby face, and breakup of couples. Each entry ties a person to a distinctive characteristic or behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Meador
Don Reynolds
Jackie Nossaman
Johnny Vestal
Kelly Pierson
Pinkey Raley
Terry Miller
Joanne Grammer
Todie Judd
Pete Selman
Sprout Johnson
Lou Rae Holcomb
Y. B. Kaiser
William King
Marilyn Reed
Leonard
Bobby Golden
Betty Darwin
Thanking Whitewright High School for kindness during illness
A note from Ernest Smith thanks faculty and students of Whitewright High School for their kindness while his wife was ill, noting appreciation for classmates who covered duties in his absence. The excerpt also features a brief humorous exchange about towing and brakes between a husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Ernest Smith
Land dispute in Grayson County Texas 1947 citation
Sue Billa McWain sues Andrew Bowling and heirs over two land tracts in Grayson County. The first tract is a half of a 50 acre parcel with life estate in S M Snow, the second combines undivided half interest in a second tract and a city lot in Denison. Plaintiff seeks title, possession, costs, and writ of possession. The citation orders defendants to answer by March 31 1947 before the district court in Sherman Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Andrew Bowling
Thomas N. Bradley
William Crenshaw
Walker George
J. Harbison
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Sue Billa McWain
S. M. Snow
Grayson
Jordan Creek
Henry Stewart
Thos. N. Bradley
James Myers
S. W
N. W
E. P. Collier
Collier
One of the Family A Visitor Compares Dog to Family
A guest likens her dog to a member of the family in conversation with the hostess, who jokes by asking which family member she means. The playful line hinges on wordplay about kinship and a dog’s place in the home.
Quieting Title Suit Over Grayson County Property
Plaintiff claims continuous peaceable possession of the real property in Grayson County Texas for more than five years and seeks judgment for title and possession. He asserts title under five and ten year statutes and Article 5519, asks to remove a cloud on title. Issued February 13 1947 by S V Earnest Clerk District Court Grayson County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
Texas
State of
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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Whacker
Joanne
Bettye Mears
Terry
Zoe
Norma
Hazey
Janice
Adolph Hitler
Melva Allen
Maxine Roberts
J. A. Harper
Billye Faye
Tody Ann
Patsy
Loren
Jack
Boots
Patsy Pannell
Gene
Irene Kent
Don-nee
Loren Paul Ryan
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Glastonbury Plate
Rockwell
W. Main
Denison
Joan Huseman
Johnnie Vestal
Clifton
Merry Melodies
Kelly
Betty Jean
Johnnie
Joan
Glenn
South Highland
Magnolia
Mobilgas Mobiloil
Mobil
Mobil Tires
G. C. Stateville
Magnolia‘dealer
Gomer May
Oda
Farrar’s
Community Public Service CO