Legal Notice No 72775 in The Whitewright Sun
Court summons in Grayson County Texas against Elta T. Lewis and Anna Mae Lewis for title and possession of land in Denison. Defendants include Jack Lewis and many unknown heirs and fiduciaries. Court requires appearance by May 22 1967 before Judge in Sherman. Case No 72775 filed April 5 1967.
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M. A. E. Dumas
J. W. Braker
L. L. Lewis
J. E. Lewis
B. T. Lewis
F. L. Lewis
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Elta T. Lewis
Et Ax
Anna Mae Lewis
Jack Lewis
Grayson
State of
Dumas
Denison
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
WHS Reflector Staff Roles and Contributions
The WHS Reflector lists staff positions with editor credits and department lines. Teddy Blackerby and Linda Kent appear in leadership roles while Dorothy Shepherd and Margie Murphy contribute to society and sports sections. Marshall Miller and junior class are noted as reporters, outlining the paper’s student newsroom structure.
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Reflector
Teddy Blackerby
Linda Kent
Dorothy Shepherd Society
Margie Murphy Sports
Marshall Miller Reporters
Whitewright Parade Showcases School Floats and Pep Squad
Last Thursday at 3 30 PM residents witnessed a Whitewright parade by the schools. Floats represented each class while the Pep Squad performed on drums and beautiful horses accompanied the event. Spectators likely enjoyed the display as much as the schools did.
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Whitewright
D. B
Barbecue and Rodeo Highlight Western Week at Whitewright
During Western Week Whitewright held an annual barbecue at the C. P. Dawson Memorial Arena on April 27 catered by Keetons of Bonham. The rodeo followed the barbecue with events contested by students and Riding Club members.
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Whitewright
C. P. Dawson Memorial
Keetons of
Bonham
Riding Club
D. W
State FHA Meeting Convened In Dallas On April 21
The State FHA held a meeting in Dallas on April 21 to discuss housing programs and agency updates. Attendees included local officials and FHA staff outlining agenda items and future actions.
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FHA
Dallas
WHS FHA officers installed after Mayo Degrees awarded
Miss Snider WHS homemaking teacher attended with Dorothy Shepherd and Debbie Dyer president and vice president of the WHS FHA Chapter. Mayo Degrees were awarded Friday. A barbecue followed at noon. A business meeting and installation of officers occurred Saturday.
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Miss Snider
WHS
Dorothy Shepherd
Debbie Dyer
FHA
Mayo
D. W
Fun Ways of Making Money at Western Week
High school Western Week featured various money raising schemes. Seniors auctioned off books and teachers Mrs Sullivan and Mr Johnson, each sold for over five dollars. Juniors promoted pizza, ducks dodged pies by Daphne Wright Dottie Brower and Cindy McCasland, while Wanda Shaw Miss Snider Gary Ryan joined the fun. Sophomores sold pizzas. freshmen offered cupcakes fudge and treats.
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Wanda Shaw
Miss Snider
Gary Ryan
M.J.H
King and Queen Candidates in Western Week Race
During Western Week each class elects a girl and boy candidate to vie for King and Queen titles. Classes competed by selling foods and tickets and other fund raising ideas. Candidates were Sandy McKinney and Robert.
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King and Queen of High School
Sandy McKinney
Robert
You’re Better Off With a Chevelle Says Ad Copy
The message pitches the Chevelle as quick to climb turn and obey commands. It contrasts with other mid-size cars noting lower price and not Chevrolet. Features highlighted include Body by Fisher energy absorbing steering column inner fenders and Full Coil suspension.
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Automotive News
Chevrolet
Fisher
Dixon Freshmen and Grade Teachers List
Dixon contains names of students by class and teachers. It lists freshmen Patsy Neathery Eric Reynolds and others by grade levels from first to eighth, including Mrs. Bennett to Mr. Little. The page closes with a dash and initials J.J.
Interview with Dottie Brower, junior girl displayed
The junior girl this week is Dottie Brower daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Brower. She has two brothers and two sisters and lives with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Combs. She enjoys Grand Prix driving tennis croquet and watching Sump'n Else. She dislikes pushy and snobbish people. Her favorites include hobby collecting old records color yellow song I Was Born a Woman TV program Big Valley and singer The Righteous Brothers.
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Dottie Brower
George Brower
Dottie
C. L. Combs
Big Valley
Dottie Plans Grayson Junior College After Graduation
A short note notes Dottie’s plans after high school graduation. Brothers and a teacher Mrs Brown impart English lessons while Dottie enjoys steak and french fries. G C references accompany the brief reminiscence.
Reflector interview with Joe Earl and Joe Nathan Brown
The Reflector features Joe Nathan Brown and Joe Earl Brown in an interview. Joe Nathan is about forty five seconds older than Joe Earl. They share Lillie Belle Brown as mother and list six brothers and two sisters. Their interests include football basketball baseball and shows I Spy and Captain Nice. Joe Nathan favors English and aims to be an Air Force M.P. Joe Earl favors math and hopes to be a singer.
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Joe Earl
Joe Nathan Brown
Joe Nathan
Lillie Belle Brown
I Spy
Captain Nice
Air Force
Chrome Dome style hair makes campus debut
A weekend before last three male high school students shaved their heads with horse clippers creating bold, temporary bald looks. Reactions varied from teachers praising their appearance to students laughing or expressing concern. Monikers like Chrome-Dome Sheeba and Fu Manchu followed, reflecting the impact of the trend on campus.
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Hudson
T. B
Flagbearers Chosen for Pep Squad Officers
The Pep Squad elected officers on April 18 with Linda Kent elected as flagbearer. Sharon Chesser and Rhonda Bonds were reelected to their offices, continuing in their roles for the squad.
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Pep Squad
Linda Kent
Sharon Chesser
Rhonda Bonds
Soph
Leaders of the squad bid farewell for next year
A brief note from W. S. wishes the squad leaders success next season, expressing hopes for their best in every endeavor.
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W. S
Regional Interscholastic League Meet at North Texas State
Nine students competed at the Regional Interscholastic League Meet held April 21 at North Texas State University in Denton. Jan Edwards won first in persuasive speaking and third in typing, earning a state meet berth in Austin on May 4. David Woodson placed third in informative speaking. Other competitors included Joe Washburn, Cynthia Marlow, Jack Frisby, Steve McFatridge, Ina Stinnett, Sallie Spencer, and Margie Murphy in various events. Sponsors were Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Harper.
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North Texas State University
Dent
Jan Edwards
Austin
Jan
David Woodson
Joe Washburn
Cynthia Marlow
Jack Frisby
Steve McFatridge
Ina Stinnett
Sallye Spencer
Margie Murphy
Sullivan
Harper
M. M
Variety Show Embraces The Roaring Twenties Theme
The school held a Variety Show themed The Roaring Twenties with senior boys delivering a barber shop quartet and four senior girls performing By the Sea in old fashioned bathing suits. A group of girls performed the Charleston-B.K.N. act.
Use Extra Power In Pacific Northwest Homes
With electric rates in the Pacific Northwest comparatively low, households in the region consume 2.3 times more electricity than the national average, reflecting regional energy use patterns and pricing.
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Pacific Northwest
Antique Age Rule Shapes Duty Free Imports
A government interpretation defines when an item is over a century old for duty free eligibility. The ruling clarifies criteria by which objects pass from taxable to duty free status based on age and provenance.
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