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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
7
The Reflector reports a gold sateen jacket with a black sleeve stripe and notes delivery in late December or January. Senior awards are expected to match underclassmen, with five seniors listed and at least six required for a distinct award.
The eighth grade class adds Francis Whipple Betty Jean Coggins Marjorie Nell Coggins and Alton Ray Morris. Francis Whipple arrives from Matoy Oklahoma while Alton Betty and Marjorie previously joined last year.
Homemaking students at White Wright High School engage in foods and clothing studies. Eighth graders make aprons while first year students study minerals in meats and second years learn kitchen styles. This week marks National FHA Week with Denison Chapter hosting events with chapters from Sherman Bells and Savoy.
Gunter officials informed Coach Montgomery that the Tigers will forfeit their Friday night game following Whites Wrights 21 to 12 victory over Whitesboro, altering the schedule for the Gunter eleven.
Report notes the high school will not hold its annual Halloween carnival this year because of numerous other activities. Students and faculty plan a November party with details to follow. The section also lists football results for Whitewright through the season against Tioga Bells Pilot Point Whitesboro Collinsville and a forfeit by Gunter.
Plans for publication are done and first payment to Taylor Publishing Dallas has been sent. Wanda Lewis and Cora Lee Head named co editors for 1948 49 The Bell with Sonny Smith as business manager. Lela Simpson Nora Hughes assist. Anna Bess Neathery art editor Don Reynolds photographer George Neal sports editor.
The report notes a first year FFA class memorizing the creed to qualify for membership. Second and third year classes study plant insects, their life stages, and methods of control. Each student mounts ten insect specimens on eight by ten mounts.
The Senior Training Union hosted a Halloween event for twenty six members and guests on Tuesday night October 26. The night featured ghost stories and a murder game with decorations and games matching the spooky theme and refreshments of hot treats.
A November kitchen lore event served chocolate and sandwiches to attendees including Billye Dillon Philla Hinton Carol Hughes Jane Meador Don Cook Billy Miller Sonny Smith Molly Rutledge Jack Badgett William Leard J D Leard Prentice Barnett Jimmy McSpedden Dorotha Majors Dorothy Dooley Conway Craig Jack Stephens Victor Burchfield Joann Scott Dean Alexander Sue Phillips Don Reynolds Nova M Hughes and sponsors Mrs Gene Hughes Mrs Claude Dillon and Mrs Marie Jenkins. The Whitesboro game ended 21 to 12 with N H returning a 52 yard kickoff to set up a score and a 15 yard Steph ens Seely pass for another. The extra points failed and time expired as Whitesboro failed to complete a touchdown pass.
Mr. Caraway asks Mr. Barker to supervise class repairs at Bryant Field seats. Barker agrees, praised by faculty and community for cooperative efforts that keep the schools running smoothly.
Psychologists tie color to mood and preference. yellow lifts spirits while red sparks daring and blue may dampen. The piece suggests wearing blue if it flatters a beloved man and notes men favor blue pink black with white accents.
An advertisement from Kirk Patrick Pharmacy markets Leto’s remedy with a money back guarantee if the product fails to satisfy. The copy hints at dental discomfort with irritated gums and promises a refund if the treatment does not meet expectations.
A fashion note recommends choosing a color and shade that flatters your coloring and using it as the base of your wardrobe. Build harmonizing outfits and makeup around this hue. The key is to not fear color and to let it transform your personality.
In Avery Nebraska a yellow and white dog sits nightly at 5 p m at the highway edge hoping for his owner. A passerby once left food after a car stopped, and the dog has since waited at the spot for the owner who never returned. The loyal animal largely stays within 300 feet of the vigil.
Neal and neighbors feed scraps to a wary stray dog that sits by the road watching traffic. Neal hopes to adopt the dog, but the animal remains inaccessible and skittish around people.
The Federal Power Commission ordered Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co to ration natural gas this winter for six Midwestern states and Texas. The curtailment begins Monday with steps starting at 50 percent for interruptable customers and reducing to about 10 percent of normal usage.
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