Grammar School Honors 1929 Graduating Class
Guy Hamilton Jr and Mary Joe Sears named valedictorian and salutatorian of the grammar school graduating class announced by Miss Susie Noe. The class lists thirty eight members including Joe Meador Cymbeline Clark Billie Mag ar Maurine Pierce Frances Pope and others.
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Guy Hamilton Jr
Guy Hamilton
Mary Joe Sears
H. H. Sears
Susie Noe
Guy
Mary Joe
Joe Thomas Meador
Cymbeline Clark
Billie Magar
Maurine Pierce
Frances Pope
Francis Everheart
Ross Wilson
J. Lee Smith
Frances Montgomery
Maxine Moore
Leora Short
Hazel Ruth Ashcroft
Dick Montgomery
Morris Wright
Emma Claire Vestal
Lucille Maynard
Richard Williams
Billy White
N. B. Nicholson
Edna Earl Stateville
Ruth Gosnell
Sarah Janway
Elizabeth Keeling
Pauline Magers
D. E. McCoy Jr
Jack Bradley
J. B. Cates
Agnes Coffey
Nina Fae Grammer
Laura Joe Williams
C. W. Phillips
Ethel Hopper
W. T. Sears
Louise Autrey
Frances Hudspeth
Rotarians Plan Dallas Trip For International Convention
Whitewright Rotary Club marks 100 percent attendance for the International Rotary Convention in Dallas starting May 27. About 12 000 Rotarians from around the world are expected as Dallas gears up for the event. J R Oliver led Friday’s luncheon program with guest W C Lebarron of Sherman, a veteran cattleman who promotes dairying as a business requiring effort and 2 5 cows per farmer. The noon club meeting is canceled and Rotarians will host a picnic at Chapman Park with lunch served, coordinated by S H Montgomery and F M Echols.
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Whitewright Rotary Club
Dallas
Whitewright
J. R. Oliver
Rotary
W. C. Lebarron
Sherman
Texas
Lebarron
Rotary Club
Chapman Park
S. H. Montgomery
F. M. Echols
Kentuckytown Club Discusses 4-H Pantry And Diet
The Kentuckytown Club met May 10 with Mrs. Arthur Badgett as hostess. Mrs. Carl Holland presided and the afternoon featured talks on a well filled pantry, adequate diet, budgeting for family needs, and pantry materials led by Mrs. J. P. Darwin Miss Viva Phillips Miss Derryberry and others. The next meeting May 24 with Miss Frances Phillips on Tuberculosis.
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Kentuckytown Club
Arthur Badgett
Carl Holland
J. P. Darwin
F. T. Harris
Viva Phillips
Derryberry
Frances Phillips
11 507 Motor Cars Registered In Grayson
In Grayson County from January 1 to May 4 1929 registrations totaled 10 415 automobiles 1 082 trucks 26 motorcvcnts and 36 buses. 1928 yearly totals were 11 648 and officials expect 1929 to exceed that. Receipts needed to match 1928 levels are about 800.
Leonard Wolfe City Line Being Wrecked
The Texas Louisiana Power Company crews are removing poles between Leonard and Wolfe City after wire removal for the Whitewright plant. They plan to rebuild lines in Leonard and implement needed changes while maintaining dependable service and property upkeep.
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Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Leonard
Wolfe City
Whitewright
Leonard Graphic
Start New Wells In Denison Area
In the Denison region the gas field activity peaks as Murchison Oil skids its derrick for a second well after a 6,000,000 cubic feet gas yield at 900 feet. Simpson-Fell plans a new well a half mile north while Lone Star lays four inch pipeline and Sherman Oil and Gas prepares to test a sand at 849 feet, with potential drill to 884 feet if unproductive. Grayson County sees many new wells contracted with oil prospects amid proven gas field activity.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Sherman Oil and Gas Company
Grayson County
Laymen's Service At Methodist Church
The annual laymen's service will be held at the Methodist Church next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. R. May will lead the program with talks by Judge Aliie S. Noble and Judge J. Q. Adamson of Sherman. A large audience is expected and an inviting program is planned.
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Methodist Church
R. May
Aliie S. Noble
J. Q. Adamson
Sherman
May
Reflector staff roles listed for W H S paper
The W H S Reflector notes Guy Yowell assisted by Opal Cates and Babe Nell Penn with reporting by Maggie Horton Dorothy Hamilton Velma Bennett James Lindsey and Oleta Chambers.
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Opal Cates
Babe Nell Penn
Maggie Horton
Dorothy Hamilton
Velma Bennett
James Lindsey
Oleta Chambers
Senior Class Day marks end of examinations
Seniors began exams Wednesday as joy fills the week. The celebration runs through Friday with a class day program at 3 PM in the auditorium featuring prophecies wills histories and more. The public is invited to attend and share in the event.
Masqueraders' Dramatic Club Plans Farewell Banquet
The Masqueraders' Dramatic Club held its final business meeting of the school year on Thursday afternoon. Nine freshmen were elected for next year and plans were laid for a farewell banquet to honor outgoing seniors, to be held Friday night.
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Masqueraders’ Dramatic Club
Idle Study Period Reflections In A School Library
A student voice describes boredom and fatigue during study period. The narrator contemplates sleep and questions about history class while noting an unusually quiet library and considering talking with the librarian for company.
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Mr. Crosby
Quiet schoolroom musings and campus jokes fragment
An indistinct diary like piece captures a sophomore voice debating a contract, lectures, a show, and longing for a date. It weaves everyday anxieties with scattered quips about library quarantine jokes and student humor.
Recalled Lines From Papers Hint at Tone and War News
The Kingston Whig quotes a ribald remark about a girl while the Des Moines Tribune reports the Mexican rebellion nearing its end as its last general.
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Des Moines
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