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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
3
A lighthearted Reflector note mixes fashion tips with campus romance. Gossip covers belts with sweaters, pin making from scraps, and multiple couples and potential pairings among Jane Kelly Jackie Curtis Terry Melva J A Pete Susie Loren Sprout Dorothy Y B Sprout etc.
A fragmented ad page lists assorted consumer pitches. Swift's five minute cream, Ivory Soap, Squibbled Liver Oil, Ford cars, Betty Crocker products, Bromo-Seltzer, Phillip Morris, and مهر as part of a serialized radio promotion. The voice invites immediate responses and teases future ad ventures.
The bookkeeping class has studied general journals and posting, finding it challenging but enjoyable. Students are filling journals and posting in workbooks, and several plan to attend a business college after graduation.
The third period typing class reports speeds over 25 wpm with students enjoying the exercise. Miss Darwin often declines restart requests, prompting smiles as a mystery pervades each morning when a typewriter hiccups.
A compact list shows multiple couples dedicating songs to each other with short messages. Names include Neva Nell, Jack Clabhorn, Gladys, Buford, Billy Mack, Jessie, Betty Jo, Charles Caldwell, Boss, Johnny Mack, Joanne, Allie Jean, Robert, Corrine, William Hughes, Jane, Kelly, Hazel, Bobby Booker, Geraldine, Bill, Maxine, Daniel Paul, Eugene.
A whs column notes dating rumors among students such as Alice Davis and Billy Allison plus Norman Watkins, Barbara Williams and David Brooks, and a string of crushes. It also reports English IV class studying Macbeth, noting its date, Holinshed source, and Shakespearean aim to reveal human souls under evil.
Dorothy’s flame fades as Terry rushes through days. Pinkey and Jack argue, then seem to reconcile while Pee Wee flaunts a mysterious ring. Whacker may know, Mary Frances and Billye Faye face a disappointing Sunday, Irene and Don remain steady, and Dan Kent is seen with someone Friday night. Nosey Newsy notes Greenville whispers.
The speech class is divided into five groups each presenting a timed radio program on stage. Most skits are quiz type with contestants drawn from nonpresenting students. Evident improvement appears in posture and speech manner of each student.
About 8 000 women live in Arlington farms all female housing across the river from Washington. Most work for the Navy Treasury F B I or the Pentagon in war jobs. After work they rehearse for plays study shorthand typing languages painting and dancing in a community with clubs lectures and an all girl newspaper The Arlingazette.
A political cartoon caption laments that every time the United States nears selling its democratic and constitutional system to other nations, John L. Lewis issues an order for the government to bow to him. The note closes with a jibe about England’s marriage law as a contrast.
White woolen toys that are not heavily soiled can be refreshed by cleaning with a paste made of white material and a mild cleansing agent, applied gently to restore brightness without damaging the fabric.
The note describes mixing starch with a little cold water, rubbing the solution onto a surface, letting it dry thoroughly, and then brushing off the residue.
Bert Childers takes first prize for corn at the county fair noting not only the ears but presentation. Judges credit neat display with trimmed husks and a spotless booth. Andy Botkin, Garden Tavern keeper, extols clean, attractive surroundings and support for Self Regulation by brewers and tavern keepers.
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