Whitewright High School Reflector Social Notes Cast
Thursday night or the Fair they attended raises questions about Aileen’s Hi-V social invite from Jack Lewis. Gossip about Walter Tom’s evenings hints at a new girlfriend while Kathleen M Mickey Pauline and J Y pecan hunted at Mickey’s. Dorothy LaRoe closes with uncertainty over outcomes and dates.
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Aileen
Jack Lewis
Bubbles
Anther
Walter Tom
Kathleen M
Mickey
Pauline
J. Y
Marl
Leslie
Carl
Jim Henry
Grady
Dorothy
Dorothy LaRoe
Fashion Notes Highlight Student Styles At School
Students showcased new oxfords worn by Litha Sue Hollingsworth Percy Darwin Pauline Mitchell Pauline Blackerby Isabelle Craig and Sybil Davenport. Joan Everheart wore a bright orange corduroy sweater while Mary Edna Musser sported a navy check rain coat. Katie Ford debuted a rust silk dress with a gold pin and Dorothy LaRoe flashed a new watch.
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Litha Sue Hollingsworth
Percy Darwin
Pauline Mitchell
Pauline Blackerby
Isabelle Craig
Sybil Davenport
Joan Everheart
Mary Edna Musser
Katie Ford
Dorothy LaRoe
Whitewright Tigers blank Howe 25 to 0 in conference clash
Whitewright improved to 2-0 in the conference beating Howe 25-0. Starr, Thornhill and Stepp scored for the Tigers, with Montgomery and Starr connecting on a key early score. Four quarters saw Whitewright dominate while Howe faded, as reported by Paul Pierson.
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Whitewright Tigers
Howe Bulldogs
Bussy Thornhill
Fred Starr
Guy Stepp
Tigers
Starr
Montgomery
Tiger
Bussy
Howe
Stepp
Whitewright
Paul Pierson
Pep Squad Rally Ends With Freshmen Teased
Pep Squad members met at the High School Thursday night to practice yells and sing on campus before marching to Main Street. Upperclassmen tied five freshmen, then a student named Jack Farley escaped by jumping a fence and freeing himself.
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Main Street
Jack Farley
Pattie Jean Hulett
Tigers Battle for the St Championship Draws Local Support
A High School grid section notes daily noon games by students and teachers with comic plays and spills. Community businessowners closed for Friday’s Tigers match as fans urged to avoid rain and cheer the team toward the St championship.
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Whitewright High School
Tigers
Byron Teague
Gossip from the Woodward High crowds
Gossip notes tease Vivian’s post office trips after Woodie’s departure and hint at budding romances among W. H. S. students Clif ton Betty Jo Byron Isabelle Jack Lewis Norma Frances Sarah Frances and Fred S. at the fair and picnic.
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Vivian
Woodie
Cupid
Clifton
Betty Jo
Byron
Isabelle
Jack Lewis
Norma Frances
Sarah Frances
Fred S
Masqueraders Club Opens Season With Help Yourself Musical
The play-reading committee selected Help Yourself a musical comedy to open the season likely in late November. The Masqueraders Club cast includes most members in roles or chorus with Margaret Lilley part of the production.
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Masqueraders Club
Dear Dotty Dix Advice Column Snippets
A collection of short reader letters to Dotty Dix with advice from Dotty and responses. Topics include managing multiple loves, loyalty to a boyfriend, and focusing on studies over crushes in study hall. The tone mirrors a campus advice column.
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Dotty Dix
Hi Y Club Social Calendar Dates Planned For 1935
The Hi Y executive committee with Mr. Burma prepared the first club social calendar for 1935. Highlights include a sweetheart banquet on Feb 14 and an April Fool party with plans for an overnight camp. William Baxter is noted among the Hi Y social participants.
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Burma
William Baxter
Questioning Saturday Night Associations In Town
The note asks where Bryan and Jimmye Lee were Saturday night and who accompanied Imogene and Georgie Mae. It questions B L H and possible dates with the Pilot Grove Kaiser and inquires about J M and William B. whereabouts Sunday evening and Bow H s romantic matches.
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Ida Mae M
Denison
Annie Lee
Bubbles
Anther
Lucase Cooper
Canaan
Faustine S
Bryan
Imogene
Jimmye Lee
G. W
Georgie Mae
Pilot Grove
Kaiser
J. M
William B
Bow H
Lady Finds Relief from Monthly Pain with Cardus
Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Hallsville Texas says Cardus eased her crippling cramps and nausea during monthly pains. She reports better health and energy after using Cardus, urging others to try it. If concerned, consult a physician.
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Cardus
Herbert W. Hunt
Hallsville
Texas
Aggies Return From State Judging Contest
Whitewright Future Farmers Chapter sent Vonda Lee England R D Booker and Billy Smith to the State judging contest in Denton. They competed in field crop but earned no laurels, gaining valuable experience. Pinky May Leslie Holland and Leon Chumbley entered the dairy cattle judging contest with Chumbley placing third individually.
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Whitewright Future Farmers Chapter
Denton
Vonda Lee England
R. D. Booker
Billy Smith
Pinky May
Leslie Holland
Leon Chumbley
Thieves Target Churches and Hoarders Face War on Weight
A string of old style headlines details criminals breaking into churches to steal metal pipes from organs. Louisiana receives only 2000 of the four billion Work Relief fund to study boll weevil winters.
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Louisiana
Miss Margaret Boone Visits Friends in Whitewright
Miss Margaret Boone visited friends in Whitewright last weekend. Mr. James Robert Swope of Fort Worth visited with friends here over the weekend. Anther Hudgins Jr.
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Margaret Boone
Whitewright
James Robert Swope
Fort Worth
Anther Hudgins Jr
Freshman on a burning deck joke circulated locally
A local quip features a freshman on a burning deck with the punchline that he is too green to burn, followed by banter about sights and eyes open around campus. Anther Hudgins Jr. is credited with the quip.
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Anther Hudgins Jr
Household Tips From A Past Era
Neighboring advice covers protecting young plants before frost with a box and leaves. stiffening rugs with white shellac on the back. washing stucco then spraying. dough resting before baking. making roast beef gravy browner with sugar solution. cut flowers lasting longer in pure water. rug cleaning on the floor with soap suds. lemon juice to prevent peach browning. avoid canning overripe produce.
Father Visits College for Son's Progress
A father asks a professor about his son's progress. The professor replies the son will go down in history but may do better in geography and other subjects. The exchange ends with the father reacting to the geography remark.
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Lytle Biggestaff
Velma Mae Nicely
Dorothy Tapscott
Joe Alexander
Jimmie Lee Brown
Mary Lea Cheaney
Vivian Echols
Preston Hannah
Anther Hudgins
Margaret Lilley
Lorna Lee Thornton
Christine Williams
Gladys Gosnell
Nell Holmes
Patsy Jean Young
Comptroller of the Currency of
United States
American Bankers Association
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
West
Dotty
Miss Tapscott
Mr. Burma
Sincerely, Dotty Dix
Wilma Winchell
Aggies
Iowa
New York
C. D
Miss Lewis
Hague
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric
Bell System
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Paul Stephens
A. M. Bryant
Whitewright and Vicinity
J. Hart Willis V.pres
E. B. Rembert
Insiarancle Comipany
Dallas, Texas
Lester C. Shine
J. L. Dawson
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