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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
6
The High School Reflector thanks Editor Joanne Grammer Assistant Editor Irene Kent Sports Editor Eugene Thornhal der and Duke Kelly Pierson freshmen and all friends who helped make the carnival a success. The student body and faculty join in the appreciation.
Plano Wildcats topple Whitewright Tigers 32 to 6 to extend lead in 17-A. Early score by Wildcats, Y B Kaiser carries Tigers for a touchdown. Pep squad and Plano girls perform at halftime as both teams compete hard.
Brother Sandlin pastor of Greenville Central Christian Church spoke to W H S students on Wednesday and Thursday in a revival last week. His two addresses impressed the students, and the writers hope for another visit soon.
In a Friday morning assembly Terry Miller was elected by the student body to serve as junior Rotarian for November. He will meet with the Rotary Club each week during the month and a new boy will be chosen and introduced by Terry to the club at month’s end.
The coronation at the W H S carnival crowned Miss Melva Allen queen, with Pat Gray as king. The royal court included Irene Kent Loren Paul Ryan Barbara Williams Bobby Golden Lou Rae Holcomb George Henry Hansard Pinkey Raley Don Reynolds Dorothy Dooley Victor Burchfield Louise Selman William King Jane Mea-
A letter urging the School Board to fund new basketball uniforms for boys and girls at W H S before the season. The writer notes worn-out shirts tights and warm-up suits reduce appearance and asks for orders to arrive in time for a victorious season.
The students of W. H. S. express gratitude to the school board for the new equipment arriving at the school. They state the items were badly needed and will ease student work, noting that appliances are costly and hard to find.
The civics class now practices current events each Monday to discuss government news without notes and aims to reduce filler phrases like and uh. The approach mirrors speech class techniques to make Mondays more engaging and helpful for students.
The third year homemaking class has focused on sewing with many making dresses playsuits and two piece suits. Much progress is noted and garments are nearing completion. Cooking is planned to begin next term.
A brief note indicates anticipation among M and A as they await an upcoming event, with both parties expressing eagerness and positive expectations.
The Tigers host Farmersville in their third conference game and sixth overall this season at Bryant Field on Friday. A large crowd is expected and both schools’ pep squads will perform at halftime. J. M.
For several years the senior class has wanted its pictures in the annual different from the other classes. This year that wish is being fulfilled, Jer ry Boren's studio is offering a reduced rate on senior pictures which will be 3'x4'. The favorites will also have their pictures made there. The other class pictures have already been made by C. K. Hennington.
In an assembly Tuesday morning Mr. Caraway proposed dedicating a week to Smile Week. During that period everyone should look happy, not down and discouraged. The idea urges students to smile at classmates on campus, from freshmen to seniors, to spread cheer.
The typewriting class under Miss Darwin is practicing punctuation drills with three minute tests before regular speed tests. The group is reported to be progressing nicely.
周一十月二十八日各班各自推选一名候选人参赛后进入淘汰。高年级候选人梅尔瓦·艾伦比艾琳·肯特多四美元，因而艾琳被淘汰。初中组路 Rae Holcomb出局， Barbara Williams在比赛中获胜。 Pinkey Raley击败 Dorothy。
The State of Texas issues citation No. 55052 to E. H. Lingo and heirs of E. H. Lingo, to Anna B. Lingo and heirs, and to W. M. Lingo and heirs, directing legal representatives to appear or respond. This notice identifies the listed parties and their legal successors in the case.
Legal representatives for Clifton D Lin go and others respond to a citation in Grayson County District Court. The case, filed September 30 1946, No 55052, involves R L Ballard and others as plaintiffs and E H Lingo and heirs as defendants. It alleges that on January 1 1946 plaintiffs were seized of Lots 13 and 14 in Block 2 Englewood Addition Denison and defendants unlawfully entered and ejected them, withholding possession for damages of 1000 dollars.
Plaintiffs claim continuous peaceful and adverse possession of land for over twenty five years under four deeds. They allege taxes paid and seek title and possession plus suitable relief. Judgment requested Oct 1 1946 in Grayson County District Court. Clerk Ss W Earnest, Deputy Nancy Drake.
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