High School King and Queen Race and Interscholastic Meet Plans
The High School Reflector describes annual King and Queen selections per room funded by Barbecue and Variety Show ticket sales. Parade events on Thursday March 31 include best float and horse prizes, a Trail Ride to the rodeo arena, and rodeo events with entry fees and minor releases. Friday features a Variety Show, a Coronation, and prizes for best dressed students and teacher. Also noted: regional Interscholastic League District Meet qualifiers at Grayson County Junior College on April 2 with listed events and participants.
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Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Rodeo Arena
W.h.ls
Grayson County Junior College
Weekly School Lunch Menu Fragments
The readable fragments list Wednesday to Friday meals including chicken with egg noodles and dumplings, meat loaf with sides, and hot dogs with chili. Items feature vegetables, potatoes, pickles, desserts, milk, and other staples.
Pep Squad Officers Elected for 1966 Season
The Pep Squad elected its 1966 officers Friday afternoon. Majorettes named Lillis Watkins Wanda Shaw Judy Jester Kay Badgett Cathy Hicks. cheerleaders Pam Fagan Jan Billner Margaret Wright Judy Warrington Susan Holloway. flag bearers Rhonda Bonds Sharon Chesser Margie Murphy. alternates Paula Fryen Brenda Neal Becky Blanton as Tiger. drum majorette to be chosen later by the five majorettes.
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Lillis Watkins
Wanda Shaw
Judy Jester
Kay Badgett
Cathy Hicks
Pam Fagan
Jan Billner
Margaret Wright
Judy Warrington
Susan Holloway
Rhonda Bonds
Sharon Chesser
Margie Murphy
Paula Fryen
Brenda Neal
Becky Blanton
Tiger
B. B
L. W
Legal Notice No 71698 Denison land suit in Grayson County
Texas court issues a legal notice to Loretta D Burnside also known as Evelyn Fix to appear with a written answer by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, April 25 1966, in the case of Ollie M Biggers Roberson v Loretta D Burnside and The City of Denison. The suit seeks title and possession of land described as a portion of Block 46 Dumas Addition in Denison, located west of the H T C Railway Right of Way, excluding a 50x? section owned by Frank Biggers. The citation was issued March 5 1966 and published in The Whitewright Sun on March 10, 17, 24 and 31, 1966.
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State OF Texas
Loretta D. Burnside
Evelyn Fix
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Ollie M. Biggers Roberson
Denison
Towit
I. G. Belcher
N. W
Dumas Addition
Houston and
Texas Central Railway
Block
Grayson
Paw Paw Creek
Political Announcements for Texas races and local offices
The Sun publishes candidate filings subject to Democratic primaries. Ray Roberts seeks Congress in the 4th District. Vernon Beckham and Don Hefton seek re election for State Representative District 31. Bill Dungan runs in District 32F. Choice Moore is candidate for County Judge in Fannin County. Russell R Summers is mayor of Whitewright. Whitewright Independent School District lists Kenneth W Frisby as a school trustee candidate. The Whitewright city election is set for April 5 and the school election for April 2.
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Vernon Beckham
Don Hefton
Fannin County
Moore
Whitewright Independent
Kenneth W. Frisby
Senate to send investigators to colleges on drug use study
Sen Thomas Dodd reveals investigators will visit several college campuses within six weeks to assess student narcotics and hallucinogen use. Ohio State University is expected to be examined amid rising student arrests as part of a broader effort to gauge the problem and possible actions.
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Washington—Senate
Thomas Dodd
Conn
Dodd
Ohio State University
Traffic death toll hits new 1965 record in Texas
Texas DPS director Homer Garrison Jr reports 1965 traffic fatalities reached 3,028, up 22 from 1964's high, with 2,460 accidents. Injuries estimated at 186,062 and economic loss near 498.1 million dollars. December 1965 set a record for fatalities amid a holiday weekend toll.
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Austin
Texas Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison Jr
Garrison
Sales Tax Violators Are Watched in Texas
The Texas Comptroller’s office cracks down on small businesses violating a 2 percent sales tax law. Fort Worth district attorney’s office files criminal charges against three owners for operating after permits were suspended. Each day of operation after suspension could carry a $500 fine.
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Texas Comptroller's Office
Ft. Worth
Alfalfa Arrives in the United States in 1850
The origin of alfalfa traces to Asia and notes it did not reach the United States until 1850, marking its introduction to American agriculture and livestock feeding practices.
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Asia
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Helen Melton
Murray Bryant
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Mickey Meador
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Magalene Robbins
Ina Ruth Stinnett
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R. L. Polk & Co
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Whitewright, Texas
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Maereine
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