Whitewright High School Senior Class Fund Update and Jackets
The Whitewright High School senior class reports $28.90 added to the class fund after selling 51 bottles of polish. Girls basketball jackets arrive for the season, with recipients Ann Hunter, Alice Ayres, Lynda Parnell, Wanda Sue Alexander, Annette Smith, Anna Lou Phillips, Margie Morris, and managers Margaret Williams, Dorris Wallace, William Russell, and Bill Hyepock receiving jackets. The film discusses forest logs and mill processing.
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Whitewright High
Ann Hunter
Alice Ayres
Lynda Parnell
Wanda Sue Alexander
Annette Smith
Anna Lou Phillips
Margie Morris
Margaret Williams
Dorris Wallace
William Russell
Bill Hyepock
Whitewright FFA Trip to NTSTC Denton Install Officers
The Whitewright Future Homemakers of America toured North Texas State College in Denton on March 26 to install Area V officers. Dr. Robert Marquis spoke on The Power of Love. The group, led by sponsor Mrs. Blanton, included 22 members and attended a college radio program before returning home.
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Whitewright Future Homemakers of America
North Texas State College
Denton
Area V
Bells
Robert Marquis
Whitewright
NTSTC
Johnnie Harper
Ann Hunter
Margaret Williams
June Neathery
Della Hull
Laura Bess Rich
Betty Ann Williams
Annette Smith
Dorris Wallace
Barbara Hasty
Donna Williams
Gayla Sears
Jane Neathery
Betty Jane Cameron
Priscilla Blanton
Trellis Penny
Jean Scott
Peggy Wilkerson
Edna Hood
Peggy Hansard
Clara Jean Kelly
Lynda Pannell
Joyce Brown
Delores Johnson
Wilma Stevens
Mrs. Blanton
G. H
Senior Class Photos Arrive as March Cold Frights Dwindle
A Dallas photographer delivered group pictures of all classes through twelfth grade and the pep squad on Monday March 28. The report notes the hope that most pictures are satisfactory and will not be damaged by late frosts.
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Dallas
Agriculture III Films Highlight Soil, Settlement History
The Agriculture III class watched three films on Friday March 25. Land of Good Living compared colonial soil to modern soil and featured oil refining and fertilizer impact. Settlement of Illinois traced pioneer settlement and Abe Lincoln’s rise from tilling soil. The New Paul Bunyan explored care of forest and land.
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Illinois
Abe” Lincoln
Paul Bunyan
Senior trip funds drive by three Whitewright students
Three senior boys canvassed door to door Saturday to raise money for a senior trip amid freezing weather. The event drew mixed responses as residents bought polish while church and school groups stayed active. The homemaking girls attended Area V meetings in Denton, and basketball jackets arrived for the girls and managers as the Whitewright High School baseball team prepares to play at a diamond near the American Legion Home with field completion expected soon.
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Whitewright
David
David Reeves
Homemakers of America
Area V
Denton
American Legion
Whitewright seniors order graduation announcements
As the school year ends, Whitewright seniors finalize their gradation announcements ordered from The Whitewright Sun, with invitations prepared for the upcoming ceremony.
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Whitewright
Whitewright Sun
Local shoppers split over urging support for small town merchants
Editorial debate on whether Stantonites and nearby communities should prioritize local businesses over larger towns. Reactions varied from insult to agreement as residents weigh where their purchases belong and the duty of communities to support local commerce.
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Stantonites
Shop at Home Spirit Fuels Local Support
A Stanton Nebraska letter writer praises residents who shop locally and keep business alive. A businessman criticizes inconsistent local merchants who do not patronize home shops, likening it to a restaurant that posts “Out to Lunch” on its door. The piece ends with a concise amen.
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Stanton, Neb
Woman Announces Birth of Son With Solitaire Ring
A single woman visits her office and distributes cigars to men and candy to women. Her puzzled coworkers ask the reason, and she proudly shows a solitaire on her left hand. She declares the occasion a boy, six feet tall and 185 pounds.
SEC wary on uranium stock legitimacy
Byron D. Woodside of the SEC told a House subcommittee that the agency cannot yet judge uranium stock quality. He said most $238 million in offerings seem legitimate, but the business is too young to tell for sure, as investigations continue.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Byron D. Woodside
SEC Division of Corporation
SEC
Woodside
House Appropriations
Short Punchline Joke About Gifting Mother
A wife asks what to give mother for her birthday and the husband, reading a paper, replies to electrify it. The quip hinges on a pun about making the gift exciting or literal electric charm.
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Whitewright High School
Willie Russell
Jack Ayres
Jackie Parnell
John Brown
Connie Andrew
Ralph Hughes
Eugene Cox
Mary Lewis
James Bennett
Aline Neal
Bill Hyecock
Bobby Burchfield
H. C. Carpenter
FHA
Bennett
Craig
Craig’s Cafe
Motorauto
Chevrolet
Fisher
WIEN
U. S
Hasty Chevrolet Company
S. H. Montgomery Agency
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