Another Dr May in the May medical line seeks to carry on family tradition
Charles F May, son of James L May and great nephew of Whitewright physician Dr Ross May, intends to pursue premed at Southern Methodist University after June high school graduation. An honor student at Irving High School with perfect grades, he earned National Honor Society membership in junior and senior years and aims to enter psychiatry.
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May
Reynolds May
Whitewright
Ross May
Ross
Reynolds
Irving
Charles F. May
Jammes May
Pauline May
Charles
Irving High School
Southern Methodist University
National Honor Society
Claborn Crockett Wed In Dallas June 1969
Mr and Mrs J P Claye of Randolph announce the marriage of their daughter Gloria Jean Claborn to Amelius Crockett of Dallas on June 1 1969. Crockett is an employee of Geo Tech Corporation. The couple plan to reside in Dallas.
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J. P. Claye Born
Randolph
Gloria Jean Claborn
Amelius Crockett
Dallas
Mr. Crockett
Geo Tech Corporation
Homemakers offered June Summer Course in Homemaking
Brenda Stewart reports a June summer course for Whitewright homemakers offering an extra half credit. The month long program begins June 3 with Annette Snider teaching make up and June 4 features Mary E. Kuhlman of Dr Pepper Company presenting food and beverage recipes using Pepper. A color film titled The Ballad of Pepper Dan will be shown.
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Whitewright
Annette Snider
Annette Vineyard
Mary K, Inc
Vineyard
Mary K
Mary E. Kuhlman
Dr. Pepper Company
Miss Kuhlman
Dalas
Dr. Pepper
Cone Junction
Pepper Dan
Explorers Take Weeklong Buffalo River Canoe Trip
Explorers from Local Explorer Scouts depart Wednesday for a Buffalo River trip in six canoes. Advisor Bob Dunlap and Assistant Homer Kyon accompany the group with Chester Slaughter and radio equipped trucks. They plan to return about a week later with ample food for the journey.
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Buffalo River
Oklahoma
Bob Dunlap
Assis
Homer Kyon
Chester Slaughter
Dunlap
Wetzel project shows high crop residue yields boost profits
Dr. Lundell notes adding crop residues is the best use for Grayson County land operators to raise profits. The Wetzel project reports 4700 pounds per year of crop residues well above the 3600 pound minimum to maintain soil organic matter in black clay soils. Over six years at Renner the system yielded $89 an acre from grain sorghum, wheat and cotton versus $55 without the system. Oscar Wetzel, praised by Lundell, and Renner technicians run the project with J. T. Holloway Farm Supply supplying plant food.
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Grayson County
Co. L. Lundell
Lundell
Wetzel
Weizel
Renner
Oscar Wetzel
Wetzell
J. T
Bill) Holloway
Whitewright
FM 28
Wetezel
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Dr. May
Pat Camper
James L. May
Chiba Tech
Pan Weing
Brenda Stewart
Gloria Dean Ctabomn
Explorers
Cate
Kenneth Miller
North Babylon, Nly
Carrier
Reece Electric
N. Center
Bonham
Main Street
Channel 13 FM Music
KWFT
Ft.Worth
KRLD
WBAP
KERA
WFAA
KDTV
Dallas Broadcasting
KTVT
KXI1
Ardmore-Sherman-Den
Ison Dallas
Community Company
G. C. Brown, Jr
Plano
Garland Hospital
Sherman Hospitals
Hobbs Hardin
Miss Laettie Brown
Robert Yowell
Bobby McCullough
Maverick
Susan Sara Brownville
New York
Robert J Starz
Deer Park
Accent Group
Bob Meisenbach
FORD
Whitewright, Texas
King Size Wallet
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
Cai
Walker
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