Reflector Staff Roles at Whitewright High School
The Whs Reflector junior class publication lists editors and staff including Teddy Blakerby as editor and Linda Kent as features editor. Dorothy Shepherd handles society notes, Margie Murphy oversees sports, Marshall Miller serves as reporter, and the junior class contributes to campus journalism.
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Whitewright High School
Reflector
Teddy Blackerby
Linda Kent
Dorothy Shepherd Society
Margie Murphy
Marshall Miller
Oee-Ees
Whitesboro Bearcats Defeat Whitewright 6–0 In District Opener
Whitesboro topped Whitewright 6 to 0 in a defensive district opener. Larry Sage dashed in for the decisive score after a sustained drive in the first half, while Whitewright failed to convert on the try and later stalled in the red zone.
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Whitewright
Whitesboro
Bearcats
Tigers
Bengals
Larry Sage
Tiger
Tigers Aim For District Title After Loss To Collinsville
Marvin Brown led Whitewright rushers with 83 yards on 11 carries as the defense anchored by Bill Montgomery Randy Bryant Larry Deeds Gary Ryan Jan Buchanan and Chuck Watkins held strong. Whitewright hosts Collinsville next in the district race with a loss not derailing their title fight.
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Marvin Brown
Whitewright
Bill Montgomery
Randy Bryant
Larry Deeds
Gary Ryan
Jan Buchanan
Chuck Watkins
Collinsville
Tigers
M. M
Class Officers Elected For Four Class Years
Elections named officers for the Senior through Freshman classes. Senior Class President Richard Hicks and officers Jan Buchanan Pam Fagan Larry Deeds and David Woodson led the slate. Junior President Chuck Watkins Teddy Blackerby Margie Murphy Judy Warrington Wanda Shaw. Sophomore President Edwin Caraway Danny Dunlap Dennis Barnes John Farley Jim Emerson. Freshman President Jeff Meador Robert Dixon Nancy Williams Sandra Shepherd Mary Beth Walker.
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Richard Hicks
Jan Buchanan
Pam Fagan
Larry Deeds
David Woodson
Chuck Watkins
Teddy Blackerby
Margie Murphy
Judy Warrington
Wanda Shaw
Edwin Caraway
Danny Dunlap
Dennis Barnes
John Farley
Jim Emerson
Jeff Meador
Robert Dixon
Nancy Williams
Sandra Shepherd
Mary Beth Walker
W.S
Help the Juniors Sell White Wright Tiger Cushions
Students of the Junior Class auction Cushions to fund the Junior-Senior banquet. Each cushion costs 1.50 dollars. They thank the Chamber of Commerce for assistance in making this possible.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. S
New Senior Arrives From Bells For Local School
Joe Washburn joins the senior class after eleven years at Bells School. His favored subject is secretarial practice and he lists basketball as his favorite sport as he plans for life after high school.
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Joe Washburn
Bells
Public Notice in Grayson County Texas by Publication
A legal notice in Grayson County demands unknown heirs and unborn descendants appear by Sept 1966 to answer a petition by Ruth B Head et al seeking a receiver for land 469.69 acres in Hernandez Survey part of the Head tract and to lease minerals under Article 2320. The case is Ruth B Head et al vs Hayden W Head Jr et al filed Sept 6 1966 with publication in The Whitewright Sun.
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State OF Texas
H. ©. Head
Hayden W. Head
Lucy Cary Head
Mary Orlena Head Lawrie
Henry C. Head
Hayden W. Head, JR
Stephen Brooks Gremmell, JR
Cary Gremmell
Torian Lawrie
Henry Oswald Head, JR
Victor W. Head
Hayden M. Head
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Sherman
Ruth B. Head
Ruth B. Head ET AL
Bormae
Henry O. Ted
Stephen Brooks Gremmels, Jr
Cary Gremmels
Mary Orlean Head Lawrie
Victor W.W. Head
State of
A. Hernandez
Mary Orlenn Bader
Red River, Texas and Southern Railway Company
E. R. Brodhead
District Court
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
H. Richardson
Samuel Stewart
J. B. Hall
U. S. Army Engineers
Henry Richardson
T. A. Davis
United States of America
Washburn Student Attends Grayson Junior College
D S notes the Washburn student enrolls at Grayson Junior College with both parents named Mr and Mrs W H Washburn and mentions he has four brothers with one also attending school here.
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Grayson Junior College
W. H. Washburn
D. S
F H A Opens New Year At Whitewright Chapter
The Whitewright Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America held a September 13 meeting with Dorothy Shepherd presiding. Richard Hicks was elected FHA beau and yearly committees were named. Plans include attending the State Fair FHA FFA day in October with bus transportation on offer for members who pay dues in advance.
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Mexico
Coliseum
Esplanade
East Texas
Cotton
Colossal Free Circus
Mark Wilson
Allakazam
Mobil Sky Review
Mobil
Viet Nam Village
Chemstrand
Dallas Symphony
Whitewright
The
Future Homemakers of America
Dorothy Shepherd
Richard Hicks Fha Beau
FFA Holds Meeting with Nominating Committee
The Future Farmers of America section met on September 13 with fifty five regular members and eight guests present. President formed a nominating committee including Mike Bow Charles Williams Chuck Watkins Kenneth McKinney Edwin Caraway Ricky Ellison and Mike Bartley. Margaret Wright chosen as FFA Sweetheart.
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F. A
Whitewright
Future Farmers of America
Mike Bow
Charles Williams
Chuck Watkins
Kenneth McKinney
Edwin Caraway
Ricky Ellison
Mike Bartley
Margaret Wright
FFA
L. K
M. M
End of Six Weeks Tests Prep and School Elections
The Freshman Class urges readying for six weeks tests and catching up on homework. The class meeting elected Nancy Williams and Randy Newman as class favorites and Mr. and Miss Whitewright High School.
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L. K
Nancy Williams
Randy Newman
Adding Corn to Instant Potato Soup Variation
Advice for flavor variation suggests adding canned whole kernel corn to potato soup. Use the corn liquid to contribute to the total liquid required in the recipe.
Contract Let For Highway In Fannin County
A contract for 4 961 miles on State Highway 121 in Fannin County was awarded to a Nacogdoches firm with the low bid of 547 582.73. Grading, structures, flexible base and two course surface treatment will take about 180 working days under district highway engineer L D Cabanish in Paris. Lewis W Clement in Bonham will oversee construction as resident engineer. The project runs from Randolph to Bonham and a separate section from Trenton to Randolph had been let earlier.
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Fannin County
Nacogdoches
Austin
State Highway Commission
R. W. McKinney
L. D. Cabaniss
Paris
Lewis W. Clement
Bonham
Randolph
Trenton
McKinney
TV Earnings Show Increase
Washington reports record earnings for the nation’s television industry with the three networks and 588 stations posting nearly 2 billion dollars in revenues. Pre tax profits rose to about 48 million, advertising time sales surpassed 1.0 billion, and networks along with their 15 owned stations saw revenues exceed 1.02 billion against 861 million in expenses.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Pretax
Legal Notice of Partition Suit in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas issues a partition suit under No. 71486 in Grayson County. Plaintiffs seek fee simple title to two described Tracts A and B on Briar Creek for partition among named heirs and alleged heirs of Rennie Little Johnston deceased, with accompanying mineral rights and ingress rights, returnable 42 days from issuance, with hearings in Sherman County Court.
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Rennie Little Johnston
Floyd Ferguson
Virgie Johnston
Gladys Wolfenbarger
Tony Johnston
Tillman Johnston
William Johnston
Barrett Little
Fifty-ninth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Franklin
Frank) Garrison
Oscar Garrison
C. B. Garrison
Lloyd Garrison
Garland Garrison
W. K. Garrison
J. E. J. (Emmett) Hall
L. O. Hall
E. L. Hall
Martha Ann Moore
Ray Moore
Marie Foust McElreath
J. E. McElreath
Linnie Foust
James David Foust
John O. Foust
Rose M. (Foust) McKee
Edward McKeen
Paul Y. Foust
Garrett R. Foust
William H. Foust
Mary Lue Farr
Liberal
Kansas
Eliza Hall Little
Henry Little
George Little
Lillie Roberson
Omie Farr McDonald
Cleve (Cleave) Little
Drusilla Tallon
Nee) McClelland
U. S. Army Engineers
T. A. Davis
Et al
Parallel terraces offer efficient farming through coordinated planning
Soil Conservation Service technicians argue parallel terraces solve many terracing problems with four row point rows. A complete field plan aligns waterways and terrace spacing with farmer equipment to speed planting and harvesting while reducing turning. Some slopes prevent parallel terrace systems, but cost share exists at the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office for conservation practices.
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Soil Conservation Service
Fannin Soil and Water Conservation District
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Local Soil Conservation Service Outreach Note
If you are interested in carry out these practices, contact your local Soil Conservation Service office.
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Soil Conservation Service Office
Screwworm Cases Surge Across Texas Counties
The Screwworm Eradication Program reports 48 confirmed screwworm cases for the week ending September 24 across 22 counties from South Texas to the Big Bend. It marks the highest weekly total since late November 1963, prompting concern among officials and the public.
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Mission Laboratory
Texas
Hill Country
Big Bend
First National Bank of Whitewright Sept 1966 Condition Report
Charter No 4692 report of the condtion of The First National Bank of Whitewright Texas as of Sept 20 1966. Calvin H Whiteley cashier attests to accuracy with directors Frisby Meador Turnheart confirming. Total assets 2 815 020 03 total liabilities and capital 2 815 020 03.
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First National Bank OF
Calvin H. Whiteley
Kenneth W. Frisby
Jack M. Meador
Philip Turnheart
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Bearcat
Dawson Propane Whitewright
SHV
F.H.A
Briar Creek
Red River
H. Richardson Survey
J. Jack Eubanks
NEC
T. A. Davis Et al
A. D
United States
Udancee& Eee
U. S
Ieee Ae
del Monte Cats
Griffin
BLACK
Wolf Brand
SCOTT
Harris Brand
Decker
Franks
S&h
Lynn
Patricia Hardcastle
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