Western Week Promises Schul Show and Elections
High School notes honor for late Mrs. S. T. Montgomery with two donated books. Western Week events include a dress code, class parties to fund king and queen elections, and numerous committees led by students and faculty. A Friday show features musical numbers and a parade with awards, decorations, and publicity planning.
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Memorial
S. T. Montgomery, Sr
Helen
Larry Eisenbery
Viva Phillips
Lottie Brown
Beulah Lumpkins
W. L. Hatfield
Christ
Jim Bishop
B. R. Vestal
R. C. Vestal
D. T
FFA
FHA
Janis Johnson
Glenda Hicks
Rose Anne Bunch
Susan Blackerby
Brenda Geers
Bobby Andrew
Johnny Aldridge
Buster Belew
Jim Billner
Amy Alexander
Kay Buchanan
Anna Franklin
Gail Wilson
Mike Booker
Danny Bunch
Jimmy Burchfield
Mike Burchfield
Western Week Spirit At WHS Builds For April 6 Program
Western High School students drum up Western Week energy with plans for floats and skits. The male students wear boots as practice intensifies for the April 6 program. D T urges all full fledged Texans to saddle up and ride the WHS Trail again.
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D. T
Tigers Plan For District Track Meet
The Tiger track team prepares for the annual District Track Meet at Austin College track in Sherman on Saturday March 31. They will compete against Van Alstyne Honey Grove Pilot Point Whitesboro and Celina for top honors.
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Tigers
Tiger
Austin College
Sherman
van Alstyne
Honey Grove
Pilot Point
Whitesboro
Celina
FHA State Meeting Postponed To 31st
The FHA State Meeting originally set for Saturday 17th is rescheduled for Saturday 31st. Girls will meet at the school with buses departing around 7 o clock and returning about 5. Attendees are encouraged. Doris Tillett is featured in the Junior class hayride note with brief bio and interests.
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FHA
L.E.B
Doris Tillett
Clarance Tillett Jr
Doris
P. K
Diapers in Halle Restricted by Pregnancy Certificate
East German city Halle restricts diaper sales to women who present a pregnancy certificate. West Berlin agency notes the move aims to curb use of diapers for non baby items such as curtains or scarves, reflecting harsher controls in the regime.
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Berlin
Halle
West Berlin
Pep Squad Opens Spring Practice at Whitewright
The Whitewright Pep Squad started spring practice Monday the 19th with tryout lists for Drum Majorette, Majorette, Cheerleader, and Flagbearers. New members include Edith Alexander and 13 others, with final tryout date TBA and a call to work hard ahead of the Junior Hayride next Tuesday night.
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Whitewright
Edith Alexander
Brenda Barker
Jan Bilmner
Becky Blanton
Sara Gail Johnson
Sue Kirby
Sandra Samuels
Vicky Shelly
Connie Smith
Shirley Sneed
Sallye Spencer
Harriet Stephens
Lillis Watkins
Margaret Wright
Peppery Buttered Beans With Pimiento Twist
A simple kitchen tip suggests adding chopped green pepper and canned pimiento to buttered snap beans to boost flavor. The combination promises a brighter taste and colorful finish to a light bean dish.
Medics Warn Against Overreliance on Pills Across Health Scene
Two medical scientists in a American Heart Association journal critique the surge of pills and diets claimed to cure illness or extend life. They argue cholesterol lowering claims are largely circumstantial, noting widespread use of anti cholesterol drugs and shifts toward unsaturated fats and low calorie liquids. They warn against adopting therapies based on weak evidence, warning of a fat conscious culture harming egg and milk producers.
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New York
Mindel C. Sheps
Alvin P. Shapiro
American Heart Association
Medical critics urge rational drug use amid rising options
The text argues that medicine should be a rational science, noting a drug explosion over the past decade and ongoing dispute over the effectiveness of anticoagulants. It condemns wide adoption of new remedies without strong evidence and highlights side effects, toxicity, and occasional death. It also cites glass production amid broader reflections on conflict and inner peace.
Kennedy Health Plan for the Aged Proposed to Ease Family Costs
A national Health Insurance Plan for the Aged via Social Security is urged to relieve rising hospital costs and protect families. The proposal asks for $1 per month from workers and employers, covering immediate benefits for parents and future protections for the elderly, with further details promised in upcoming installments.
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Kennedy
Congress
National Council of Senior Citizens
Washington,d.c
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