Western Week Plans Highlight High School Activities
High School activity notes from Whitewright chronicle Western Week set for March 29 to April 2 with events including a rodeo parade and a variety show. Homemaking committee includes sheriff in charge of lipstick and shaving permits for cowboys and cowgirls. Honors rise in six week period with several students listed on high and regular honor rolls. Fortunes of the district meet in Denton noted. students excel in typing and shorthand in district competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Shepherd
Barbara Andrew
Nancy McKinney
Cynthia Marlow
Teddy Blackerby
F.F.A
Whitewright F.F.A
Whitewright Students Lead At Bonham Shorthand Meet
Whitewright students excelled at a shorthand and typing practice meet in Bonham on March 6 as part of preparations for upcoming competitions and coursework.
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Whitewright
Bonham
WHS Tigers Prepare for Basketball and Track Season
About 15 boys at WHS train for basketball as they will face Bells Collinsville Howe S and S Gun ter in district 16A. Some boys train for track with aims at the district meet April 14 in Sherman at Austin College. Whitewright placed third last year at Commerce in 16A track.
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WHS
Tigers
Bells
Collinsville
Howe
S&s
Gunter
Austin College
Sherman
Whitewright
Commerce
Students Visit Texas Power Plant and Lake
The AgeI boys and chemistry students toured the Texas Power and Light plant and lake near Savoy on Friday March 11. Participants included Charles Sneed Weldon Wilson Bobby Melton Billy Skipworth Kathy Wilson Jill Meador and Scooter McCurdy. Teachers O W Barker and Howard Hodge accompanied the group.
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Agei
Texas Power and Light Plant
Savoy
Charles Sneed
Weldon Wilson
Bobby Melton
Billy Skipworth
Kathy Wilson
Jill Meador
Scooter McCurdy
O. W. Barker
Howard Hodge
First game of season called off due to rain
The season opener against Pilot Point at Pilot Point was canceled last Friday because of rain. The Tigers prepared for the Bearcats but rain paused the start of play.
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Pilot Point
Tigers
Bearcats
Local Socials and School Pancake Sale Noted
Mrs J P Darwin and Mrs Harold Doss spent Tuesday in Fort Worth with Mrs Jerry Wilson. WHS Senior Class to serve pancakes and sausage at the Firemen's Hall Saturday from 6 to 9 30 a m and 4 to 8 30 p m. The Baptist Rex Ray Circle met for business and mission study with ten members present. The Tigers baseball team, coached by Joe Crouch and Howard Hodge, has begun workouts on March 8 in solid condition.
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J. P. Darwin
Harold Doss
Fort Worth
Jerry Wilson
WHS
Rex Ray
O. L. Jones
A. R. McMurry
W.L. Hatfield
J. H. Gosnell
O. E. Head
Tigers
Joe Crouch
Howard Hodge
Executor Named for Marcella E. McRea Estate
Grace Patton of Sherman Texas is appointed independent executrix of the estate of Marcella E McRea deceased. Creditors must file claims with Patton and debtors must pay amounts due to the executrix as required by law. Published in The Whitewright Sun March 18 1965.
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Marcella E. McRea
Grayson County
Texas
I. Grace Patton
Lamar Street
Sherman
Grace Patton
Whitewright Sun
68 871 New Freight Cars Added In 1964
The Association of American Railway Car Institute reports 68 871 new freight cars delivered to U S railroads in 1964. Last year reached a seven year high and over five years additions total nearly a quarter million cars in the rail fleet.
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U. S
Association of American Railway Car Institute
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Reflector
Mickey Meador
Karen Darwin
Donna Collins
Patsi King
Kay Alexander
Larry Ryan
Murray Bryant Ag News
Charles Clinton
Denton
Sandra Kelly
Linda Garner
KWPK
Dawson Propane Whitewright
Farmer’s
Eonard
Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative
Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative, Inc
van Alstyne, Texas
Judy Gosnell
TCU
Sonny Gosnell
Mike Walters
McKinney
J. E. Dickenson
Melissa
John Vestal
Grover Hall
Honey Grove
Mary McGaughey
A. E. McMurry
Lubbock
J. H. Perkins
Mack
Dallas
First National Bank
Whitewright, Texas
Chevrolet
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