Whitewright High marks wedding and 4-H honors
The Whitewright High School community reports the Thursday morning wedding of Miss Pat Gray and Mr Don Stephens at the school with Rev. Ross Alexander officiating. Groom Ralph Judd and bride’s father Gene Stubblefield are named, with attendants and a reception at the Grade School lunchroom. Betty Blackerby receives the Gold Star Medal at Sherman for top 4-H Club achievement in canning after five years of service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gray
Don Stephens
Whitewright High School
Ross Alexander
Clifton Bass
Whitewright
Gene Stubblefield
Don Reynolds
Rose Hill
Ralph Judd
Pilot Grove
J. A. Harper
Norman Watkins
Terry Miller
Orville Henry Russell
Bobby Golden
Desert
William King
Kelly Pierson
William Hughes
Jack Stephens
R. C. Thrasher
Dean Neal
Loren Paul Ryan
Dean Alexander
Victor Burchfield
Joe Parnell
Jimmy McSpedden
Jerry Neal
Billy Jack Blackerby
Sonny Smith
Doyle Neal
Byron Neathery
Dwayne Hayes
Billy Mack Williams
Eugene Bass
Coy
Joe Vandergriff
Sherman
Betty Blackerby
Betty
Agriculture boys sponsor boxing tournament at High School gym
The agriculture boys sponsor a boxing tournament to be held Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights March 19 20 21 at 8 oclock in the High School gym. Thirteen schools invited include Bells Savoy Trenton Ector Bonham Sherman Tom Bean Howe Van Alstyne Randolph Leonard Blue Ridge and Denison. About seventeen boys from Whitewright will enter the contest. Official referee will be Lucio Orozco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells
Savoy
Trenton
Ector
Bonham
Sherman
Tom Bean
Howe
van Alstyne
Randolph
Leonard
Blue Ridge
Denison
Whitewright
Lucio Orozco
C. H
Emblems describe Future Homemakers and Future Farmers T shirts
Homemaking girls and agriculture boys ordered T-shirts featuring the Future Homemakers of America emblem. The octagonal white shirts carry the group name around the top and the motto Toward New Horizons below, with a central symbol showing hands supporting the future homes of America. The boys wear white shirts with a blue emblem of the Future Farmers of America on the front.
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Future Homemakers of America
Future Homes of America
Future Farmers of America
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Whitewright election notice for two city commissioners
In Whitewright the city votes on April 1 1947 to elect two city commissioners for two year terms. Polls run 8 a m to 7 p m at city hall election room. Presiding judge R C Vestal and assistant judge C M Dillon with clerks Mrs O L Jones and Mrs L E Alexander. Mayor F M Echols signs with city secretary Harold Doss.
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City of Whitewright
R. C. Vestal
C. M. Dillon
O. L. Jones
L. E Alexander
F. M. Echols
Grayson County girl earns state encampment honor
Betty, chosen as one of two girls to represent Grayson County, attended the county, district, and state encampments. The state encampment at A and M drew participants from each county. W.H.S. players earned praise for their plays despite not winning district championships. Speedy Joan Huseman led scoring with 192 points, Ana Mary Doty followed with 27, and Hazel Neal totaled 26 as a guard. Laura Jean Wilson, a freshman, gained further honor.
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Whitewright High School
Hazel Neal
Martha
Pat Gray
John
Irene Kent
Robbie
Joan Huseman
Hilda
Patsy Parnell
Doris Hunter
Augusta
Angela
Dorthy Wallace
Helen Lane
Elda Cambron
Alice Davis
Polly
Molly
Dorothy Wallace
Drexel Blake
Betty Darwin
Marion Blake
Evelyn Moore
Bettye Reeves
Ogden Frazier
Terry Miller
Ethan Sharp
Curtis Frazier
Jack McSpedden
Betty
Grayson County
J. G
Ana Mary Doty
Laura Jean Wilson
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Eugene Thornhill
Jackie Nossaman
Ginger
Charles Caldwell
Robert
Blossom
Billy Morris
Elbert
Gwendolyn
Sam
Johnny Vestal
Jimmy McSpeden
Jack Lackey
Lillian Neathery
D. M. Roddy
D. W
F. F. A. Boys
B.f.goodrich Farm
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
Eo Goodrich
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Frato
Linxwiler’s
Denison, Texas
Harold Doss
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