High School Reflector Highlights War and Government Study
In a school article the Reflector notes a government class taught by Mrs. Childress, with daily war related readings. Students discuss World War II and the broader works of government while studying War and Peace and planning future debates.
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R. P. Childress
Students Buy Jeep With School Bond Drive
Whitewright students at W H S initiate a jeep buying drive. The jeep costing about 900 dollars will be funded by bonds and stamps sold by both Grammar School and High School students. Weekly stamp sales at the schools encourage participation after a successful Red Cross push.
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Whitewright
Victory program at High School aids war bond drive
The fourth monthly Victory program at the High School auditorium raised nine thousand dollars in bonds and eighty three dollars and sixty cents in stamps sold at the door. The event featured the Choral Club and speech class with songs skits duets and a pageant Be Glad You're an American directed by Glen Earnheart and included performances by Ruth Maddux Virginia Jones and many students.
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Ruth Maddux
Virginia Jones
Marcia Lane Blanks
Jeraldine Raley
Margaret Hanna
Wallace Reeves
Lucille Dillenger
Thelma Jo Wilson
Ida Pearl Thrasher
Henrietta Jackson
Barber Shop
Clay Horton
Roy Blanton
Russell Summers
Ed LaRoe
Glen Earnheart
Cole Black Rose
Sarah Kilgree
Dean Alexander
Supt
E. C. Butler
Bettye Nell Yeager
Janis Jayne Horton
Charles Skaggs
Dick Thornton
John Biggerstaff
Billy Grammer
Ben Robert Jones
Helen Maddux
Ann LaRoe
Gladys Reeves
Martha Vestal
Ana Faye Blackerby
Dale Marie Robbins
Juniors Plan Pirate Theme Banquet for Seniors
The junior class prepares a March 26 banquet at the Methodist Church in honor of the seniors. Decorations, menu, costumes, and program will follow a pirate theme. Members chosen from the sophomore class include Bettye Nell Yeager Janis Jayne Horton Jo Russell Johnnie Jones Jimmie Lou Mc.
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Methodist Church
Bettye Nell Yeager
Janis Jayne Horton
Jo Russell
Johnnie Jones
Jimmie Lou Mc
Freshman Air Plane Party Charms With Goggles Prizes
The freshman class held a March 17 gym party themed as an air plane trip. Invitations urged all to fly together and guests received paper goggles. Prizes went to Hoyt Layman Dan Kent and Roby Wilson. a picnic supper followed with sandwiches pickles olives cookies potato chips and cold drinks.
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Hoyt Layman
Dan Kent
Roby Wilson
F F A Chapter Busy With Pigs Chickens Gardening
The F F A chapter worked in several directions this week, wormed and castrated pigs and blood tested chickens. They planted a garden whose harvest will be used at the upcoming banquet, making the event more appreciated since items are bought and raised by the group.
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R. O
Roddy English Club Battles Excessive Ands
Last week the S. S. Roddy English Club faced a disease of overuse of the word and and filler ums. Doe Roddy assigns daily talks and grades by the number of ands used as the class learns to craft compound and complex sentences with proper punctuation.
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S. S. Roddy English Club
Uh’s
Doe Roddy
New Bus Driver Joins Orangeville and Kentucky Route
Mr. Walter Jenkins becomes the new driver for the local bus line, bringing experience, while former driver Thornhill departs for a job on the M K T Railroad. With drivers scarce, students endured Mr. Gentry's brief tenure before Jenkins took the wheel, earning community pride.
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Orangeville
Kentuckytown
Walter Jenkins
Thornhill
M-K-T Railroad
Gentry
Chemistry Class Studies Glass Sulphur Metals and More
The chemistry class led by Mr. Felker has spent six weeks exploring glass making color variations sulfur mining and uses metals solubility rules and related topics in a broad range of chemical subjects.
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Felker
Sulphuric acid salts and nitrogen oxides explored
A science class reports experiments on sulphuric acid properties and preparation of sulphur disulphide and nitric acid. It also covers preparation of nitrogen oxides and properties of phosphorus and its compounds conducted in the laboratory.
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B. G
Farmers Learn Shop Skills at Denison Whitewright Meet
About 75 farmers attended a Wednesday night gathering sponsored by Milt Hauser and Kelous Watson. A tractor upkeep film, refreshments, shop demonstrations, and prize drawings highlighted the event. A follow up meeting was announced to show farm tool repairs, with free shop use for all farmers.
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Milt Hauser
Denison
Kelous Watson
Whitewright
ABC
Johnson
Cruse
F. W
Senior class elects committee chairs for Will Prophecy History
A senior class meeting last Wednesday elected Anna Johnson as Class Will committee chair, Ben Robert Jones as Class Prophecy chair, and Ann LaRoe as Class History chair. Committees were formed for the senior play including advertising Cecil Magers and Charles Skaggs. program Azilee Smith Madgene Phillips Alice Cato. stage decorations Foucheaux Vestal Ben Robert Jones Jones Ray Vestal and James Stateville. Billy Grammer chosen business manager of the play.
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James Alexander
Kathryn Beard
John Biggerstaff
Una Faye Blackerby
Joan Brown
Thomas Brown
Alice Cato
Howard Goodnight
Billy Grammer
Glenn Hicks
Jim Hicks
Leo Howell
J. D. Hughes
Marcella Huseman
Anna Ruth Johnson
Ben Robert Jones
Ann LaRoe
Mary Helen Maddux
Cecil Magers
Lloyd Mitchell
Carlis Ray Neal
Robert Owens
Troy Owen
Madgene Phillips
Gladys Reeves
Wallace Reeves
Dale Marie Robbins
Azilee Smith
Shelley Smith
Winnell Stapleton
James Stateville
Russell Ray Summers
Mary Nell Talley
Dick Thornton
Betty Lou Tomlinson
Foucheaux Vestal
Jones Ray Vestal
Martha Vestal
Gomer White
Ira Mae Young
Anna Johnson
Charles Skaggs
SNOOP SCOOPS AND SECRET AFFAIRS IN TOWN
Gossip column notes several local couples and individuals in social scenes. Mentions include Jean, G C B, H M in study, W J B in the Army writing daily, and pairs like B D M E B D N and G R with others. Russell and Margaret are back together, with Sherman interest noted. L S A L and J T J seen Thursday night.
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J. B
Jean
G.C
H. M
Helen
E. B
D. N
G. R
Russell
Margaret
B. G
Sherman
Billy
English IV Notes on Clear Correct Efficient Sentences
The lesson reviews three composition principles unity, coherence, and emphasis. It defines unity as oneness and coherence as clearness and stresses emphasis as the force of meaning. The chapter also covers sentence types by sound and begins with related concepts.
Service members and divorce case amid World War II era
The record mentions Staff Sgt Donald Paul Hudgins a World War II air force crew chief serving in North Africa after training at Chanute Field and various U S bases. It also includes a Texas citation directing Lonnie Turner to appear in Grayson County District Court for a divorce petition filed January 7 1943 on grounds of cruel treatment.
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Donald Paul Hudgins
Air Forces
Air Corps Technical School
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Illinois
Texas
Utah
New Mexico
Michigan
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Maine
North Africa
Donald Paul
State OF Texas
Lonnie Turner
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Divorce Petition Details From Grayson County TX
The document states the couple married around July 17 1938 and separated May 10 1939 due to cruel treatment by the husband, making continued residence insupportable. Court issued February 24 1943 in Sherman Texas with S V Earnest as Clerk. Deputy R C Steed signs. 4T-M25
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Fendant
Sherman
Texas
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Grayson County
R. C. Steed
Notis Sign Cited By Irritated Farmer At Austin Office
An irate farmer’s sign hung in the Austin Game Department office underscores harsh warnings about trespassers. The chalked message threatens action by two mongrel dogs and a double shotgun, noting the weapon is not loaded with sofa pillars and expressing exhaustion with “hell raisin” on his property.
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Austin
Game Department
Notis
Bonds as wartime investment promise steady value growth
A wartime bond appeal urges purchases to support government efforts and protect personal wealth. The text argues bonds never depreciate and gain value each year, framing them as both a patriotic duty and sound financial protection.
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Editorial
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S.H. Montgomery Agency
Bureau of Public Relations
U. S. War Dept
Wash
D. C
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
United States Army
Betty Jean Hensley
Arkansas City
Kansas
A. A. Hudgins
W. S
Snoop
Barbee & Bassett
Insurance Agency
America
Rajah of
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Jersey
Channel
France
England
Heil Hitler
Channel Islands
Germany
U. S
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