Kenneth Golden Senior Spotlight Portrait
Kenneth Golden is featured with his two brothers Donald and Dwane and sister Kathy. His favorites include steak football basketball NFL football The Good Bad and the Ugly Down on the Corner John Fogerty blue Clint Eastwood Jacqueline Besset Instant Replay Jerry Kramer Hugh Hefner and more. He played football and basketball and was FIA reporter and FFA member for three years and a vocational ag participant three years. His pet peeve is people who pretend to be something they are not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Golden
Donald
Dwane
Kathy
John Foggerty
Clint Eastwood
Jacqueline Besset
Jerry Kramer
Hugh Hefner
Three Tigerette seniors receive basketball letter sweaters
On Thursday last week Dee Ann Dyer Cecelia Compton and Kathy Morris earned basketball letter sweaters. Dee Ann lettered all four years and captained the team earning outstanding defensive player for 1970-71. Cecelia also lettered all four years and played guard. Kathy also lettered four years and was a tri captain with outstanding offensive player honors for 1970-71. All will be missed next year and are praised for earning the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Ann Dyer
Cecelia Compton
Kathy Morris
Dee Ann
Dee
Cecelia
Kathy
Tigerette
Whitewright Hosts District 14-A Jr High Tournament
Whitewright gym hosted the District 14-A junior high basketball tournament with girls and boys crowns decided. Detroit won girls and Pottsboro took boys. finals saw Detroit 21 Pottsboro 19 in girls, while Pottsboro beat Whitewright 57 239 in the boys final. Tigers led 31 30 after three but Pottsboro surged. Wilson 27, Gibson 20 for Pottsboro. Ballard 20 for Whitewright. In earlier rounds Pottsboro swept Whitesboro, Detroit beat Fannindel in girls, Fannindel edged Detroit in boys. Whitesboro and Van Alstyne also played. Junior magazine sale proceeds totaled 1095.90 with groups and captains named and thanked.
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Whitewright
Detroit
Pottsboro
Tigers
Whitewright Girls
Honey Grove
Tillman
Atterberry
Tigerettes
Cain
Joe Ballard
Tiger
Billings
Fannindel
Faneindel
van Alstyne
Whitesboro
Wolfe City
Gary
Wortham
Hayes
Hing
Wilson
Gibson
King
Gray
Pat Bow
Jane Biggerstaff
Ambrose Residents Visit Relatives in West Texas
TEMS Ambrose and Abernathy families report two weeks visiting relatives in West Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Abernathy were at the bedside of her brother seriously ill in Wilson N. Jones Hospital in Sherman. Clarence Price Wanda Rolen and daughter visited Sherman Monday. Mattie Cobble has returned home after a Sherman hospital stay.
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Arnie Price
West Texas
Dave Abernathy
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
Clarence Price
Wanda Rolen
Mattie Cobble
Sherman Hospital
Whitewright Nursing Home News and Texas Livestock Report
The column mixes nursing home life with a wide Texas livestock update. It notes church and Bible study activities, a First Baptist Youth song service, bingo winners, caregiver birthdays, and visits by relatives. Separate livestock data show 1971 Texas cattle gains, beef cow totals at 5.8 million, calf and lamb crops rising, and on feed cattle up 12 percent amid varying feedlot activity.
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Kay Geers
Brenda Kay Thornhill
First Baptist Church of Bells
Rosa Jones
Dolly Brown
Herbert Stagner
C. B. Cain
Wichella Falls
Mary Strickland
South Hall
Cain
Lena Mae Young
Clyde Waldrop
Lena Mae
Robert Gooeding
Clarksville
Ben King
Fred Novey
Dallas
Rosa Lee
Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Fed
Ed Avacek
Extension
Uvacek
USDA
Avere
Avacek
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Whitewright High School
Mike Spann
Bobby Branham
Debbie Wortham
Roy Layman
Pat Marlowne
Tim Lancaster
Enda Bing
Tennie Battles
Janice Summers
Joe Mays
Mark Keene
FIA
FFA
Vocational Ag
U.S. Army Reserve
Trou
F.F.A
Dawson Propane, Inc
Darre Darrell Dyer
Bill Dyer
Darrell
Illand
Darreell
Loy Lake
Heifer
Ambrose
Tems
Abernathy, A
Armour
Texas Brand
Miracle Oleo
Hickory
Carl
Collins
Whitewright, Texas
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Nursing Home News
Cleo Williams
Lola Friar
Cecil Nix
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