Mystery WHS couple hints and fashion notes unravel
The Reflector notes popular pairings among WHS students with hints about Norman Watkins and William Hughes as the mystery duo. It lists favorites like Clark Gable and Betty Grable, plus fashion mentions for Ruth Ann Cummings, Gene Bush, Don Cook, Betty Blackerby and Nancy May, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gable
Betty Grable
Evelyn Jarvis
Norman Watkins
William Hughes
L. S
Betty
Billye Faye
Prilla
Peggy Parnell
Jeanette Jones
Ruth Ann
Dwayne
WHS
Jane
Don Howard
Joe Glenn
Bill King
Betty Oliver
Dorothy
Tody
Billie Jean
Gwen Kent
Beverly
Mary Lou
Sally
Ruth Ann Cummings
Gene Bush
Herman
Bonham
Don Cook
Betty Blackerby
Nancy May
Tigers Top Backfield: Musser McKnight Brown Lead Offense
The WHS Tigers employ a split-T offense led by fullback Her man Musser 19 and the top backs Dearle McKnight wearing 14 and Billy Earl Brown 15. Musser, 6 ft 1 in 158 lb, anchors defense as a linebacker. McKnight, 141 lb freshman, 5 ft 8 in, is a speedster. Brown, 132 lb junior, 5 ft 8 in, excels in broken fields and punt returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHS Tigers
Tigers
Herman Musser
Musser
Montgomery
Dearle McKnight
McKnight
Billy Earl Brown
Brown
Corduroy Fashions Highlight Whitewright High
Whitewright High students showcase corduroy styles in varied colors. Martha Wallace wears a red gathered skirt with patch pockets while Jimmy Christian sports a turquoise corduroy shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Martha Wallace
Jimmy Christian
Nancy
Gladine Harper
Louise Selman
Betty Blackerby
Don Cook
Nancy May
Jeanette Jones
Bill
Local gossip and a land suit headline echo in Gray son County.
A lengthy notice from the Texas court reveals a 1949 trespass to try title suit over 201.509 acres in Grayson County. Plaintiffs Willie Kirk and Carrie Kirk sue many heirs and representatives of deceased owners in Sherman court, with a Dec 12 1949 deadline for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Charles Carter
Joseph Waldrum
Smith McGlothlin
A. Vestal
G. W. McGlothlin
H. G. Petrie
Dickson Black
William D. Thompson
de Bonis Non
Warren D. Lyman
A. F. Roper
W. E. Andrews
B. M. Carr
Josiah Watson
Samuel Johnson
William N. Savage
Hiram Savage
Wilson N. Trout
John B. Witt
William H. Scott
James F. Webb
G. W. McDonald
C. W. Floyd
Samuel M. McGlothlin
Maria McGlothlin
W. W. Butler
Margaret I. Butler
Stephen Stephenson
A. McDonald
W. G. Burden
John Halsell
W. A. Morrison
Scott Johnson
Sallie Kirk Johnson
Scott Clayton
Dora Kirk Clayton
Oscar Kirk
Mattie Gray Kirk
Milo MecNairn
Milo McNairn
Ruth Kirk McNairn
Benton Kirk
Mattie Kirk Akers
Jim A. Akers
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Willie Kirk
Carrie Kirk
Palintiffs
William Butler
Garet I. Butler
Ed Halsell
A. J. Drake
J. M. Kirk
T. C. Orr
A. M. Hestand
W.A. Morrison
Grayson
State of Texas
J. McDaniels
R. M. Williamson
Spike
Kirk
Orr
Williamson Survey
John Teague
D. Howard
Yowell
Reynolds
M. B. Francis
Francis
Said
New Luella
Tom Bean Road
Said Road
Said Cemetery
Cotton Belt R. R
Cedar Creek
R. R
Cotton
S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Rheumatism Sufferer Reclaims Health With Hadacol Claim
Mr. Jerry Watkins Hot Springs detective credits Hadacol with curing severe rheumatic pain and enabling him to return to work after months of disability. He cites relief from rheumatic hip and leg pain migraines and sleepless nights and notes rapid improvement after starting the liquid vitamin mineral tonic. He endorses Hadacol as a complete vitamin and mineral supplement and offers purchase details and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Watkins
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
Hanacot
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
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Doretha
Dot
Jimmy
Erma
Whitewright
Honey Grove
Peggy
Max
Franklin
Audrey Lynn
Audrey
Carol
Katherine
Denison
Kingston Drug Store
Rexall
Tappan
N. Travis
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