The Reflector notices and recollections in Dallas era
Alice Hayes of Philadelphia and residents in Dallas include Ray Vestal, Dorothy Sue Douglas, Dale Marie Robbins Presley, Cecil Magers in Korea, and Lawrence Burden Jr on an Olton farm. The column lists 43 seniors not located and honors Edward McDowell for presenting Etiquette Jr. to Memorial Library in memory of Louise S. Womack, with thanks from the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hayes
Philadelphia
Dallas
Jones Ray Vestal
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Lloyd Mitchell
Decatur
Madgene Phillips Hunt
Corpus Christi
Dale Marie Robbins Presley
Sherman
Cecil Magers
Korea
Lawrence Burden Jr
Olton
Louise Brown
Alice Cato
Robert Owens
Shelly Smith
Winnell Stapleton
Betty Lou Tomlinson
Gomer White
Ira Mae Young
Junior Cato
Azilee Smith
Edward McDowell
Memorial Library
Clark
Quigley
Louise S. Womack
Edward
Bugle Corps Joins Friday Night Drum Line
Friday night the bugle corps performed with the drum line for the first time. Bugles were added after covers were made and numbers assigned. Twelve girls earned spots with the twelve instruments while others remained as substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersville
Girls team shines in debut with strong potential
Joyce Brown, Carol Bush, Dar lene DeBerry, Patricia Farley, Clara Jean Kelly, Betty Lumpkins, Lynda Parnell, Anna Lou Phillips, Jean Scott, Gayla Wren Sears, Betty Williams, Patsy Sinor lead the group. Substitutes are Margie Morris, Mary Page and Barbara Caraway. The girls did a great job the first time they played, so we know they can do even better the next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Brown
Carol Bush
Darlene DeBerry
Patricia Farley
Clara Jean Kelly
Betty Lumpkins
Lynda Parnell
Anna Lou Phillips
Jean Scott
Gayla Wren Sears
Betty Williams
Patsy Sinor
Margie Morris
Mary Page
Barbara Caraway
Whitewright Tigers Triumph. High School News Cheerfully Recaps Homecoming
Sylvester reports cheerful campus scenes at WHS with joyful marriages upcoming for Joyce Mullins and a crowned Football Sweetheart of 1953 Fay Jean. The Whitewright Tigers beat Farmersville Farmers Friday night, pep squad and bugle corps praised, while students Anita McFerrin and others attend games and crews mingle in weekend social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
WHS
Whitewright Tigers
Joyce Mullins
Donna Faye
J. B
Mary
Garland
Fay
Smoky
Edward McDowell
Bobby Clark
Orchids
Farmersville Farmers
Fay Jean
Bugle Corps
Donna Faye Williams
Jimmy Butler
Trenton
Anita McFerrin
Tilden McFerrin
Church of Christ
Lela
Anita
Baty
Farmersville
Jimmy Nossaman
Betty Harris
Barbara Hasty
Mary Pennell
Garland Smith
Pete Burchfield
Gayle Taylor
Kenneth Jones
Clydeon Selman
Foy Jean Bow
Smoky Cate
Dora Lou Beazley
Foy Bow
Tiger
Bryant Field
Lyndal Pierson
Tigers Win District Championship in Friday Victory
Sylvester signs off from WHS news as the Tigers beat Farmersville on Friday to claim the district title. He thanks readers and promises next week's latest updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Lee
Farmersville
Tigers
Sylvester
Goodby
WHS
White Wright FFA Elects Officers for This Year
In a recent meeting the White Wright FFA boys elected officers for this year following the nominating committee’s selections. The committee included Pete Burchfield Jack Ayres Don Selman Bobby Burchfield and William Russell. Officers chosen are Jack Ayres president Bobby Clark vice president John Brown secretary William Russell reporter Pete Burchfield treasurer Bobby DeBerry parliamentarian Paul Prock historian and Jackie Garner sentinel. Adviser is Mr O W Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Ffa
Pete Burchfield
Jack Ayres
Don Selman
Bobby Burchfield
William Russell
Bobby Clark
John Brown
Bobby DeBerry
Paul Prock
Jackie Garner
O. W. Barker
Citation notice in Grayson County Texas case 1953
A court citation directs First National Bank of Denison and unknown heirs to answer a petition by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Plaintiffs Donald Lee Mayes and Louise Mayes seek title to a Denison land tract described as Lot 9 10 and part of Lot 11 in Munson and Purinton addition. Published in The Whitewright Sun November 19, 26, December 3 and 10, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
First National Bank of
Denison
Lula Harris
A. R. Collins
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Donald Lee Mayes
Louise Mayes
First National Bank of Danison, Et al
Munson and
Purinton
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
FFA barbecue at Whitesboro district meeting and deep Pacific depths
Mr Barker and Delbert Musser among attendees at a Whitesboro district FFA barbecue with guests Mr Hennig and Mr Montgomery. The event featured opening and closing ceremonies, Lone Star Farmer awards, and honors for Tom Bean. A report notes Mariana Deep depths around 35 000 feet near Guam in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barker
Delbert Musser
Pete Burchfield
Gene McKnight
David Reeves
Jackie Garner
Jack Ayres
William Russell
Whitesboro
Clint Hennig
Sam Montgomery
Hennig
Mr. Montgomery
Frank McGraw
Sherman
Tom Bean
Artis Barnes
FFA
Montgomery
Barker
Pacific
Guam
Mariana
Pacific Ocean
Popular Modern Persian Rugs Sarouk Kirman and Washan
Sarouk Kirman and Washan rank as the three most popular modern Persian rugs. Their enduring appeal hinges on classic designs and rich color palettes widely favored by collectors and interior decorators.
Eisenhower Favored by Rayburn and Johnson in Texas
Washington records show Representative Rayburn Bonham and Senator Johnson Democratic leaders in Congress voted pro Eisenhower in most roll calls. Johnson backed Eisenhower 34 of 49 votes (71 percent) and Rayburn 23 of 34 votes (74 percent). Both supported Stevenson in the prior election. others such as Rep. J Frank Wilson and Senator Price Daniel split differently on Eisenhower legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Bonham
Johnson
House
Senate
Congresional Quarterly
Adlai Stevenson
Rep
J. Frank
City Reclaims Jail Sold By Mistake At Auction
Har vard village with 300 residents regained possession of its city jail, bought for 1.50 in 1943 after a clerical error listed it for sale. The town paid 300 to rebuy the building amid a decade of disputed transfers, with Mayor Edward Hoppens noting prior wishes for a jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Edward Hoppens
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Tiger’s Tale
Amon Q. Carter
Ay Nas
Star-Telegram
The
Sun
George M. Hight
Free World
Christian Science Monitor
Norway St
Boston
Mass
Sone
the Sun
S.H. Montgomery
W. E. LaRoe
Gomer
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Watchman
Otld Public Service
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