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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

7

Whitewright High School Reflector editors and staff list

The Whitewright High School Reflector lists Sikenbaas Lytle as assistant editor and Velma Mae Nicely as faculty adviser. Reporters include Joe Alexander, William Baxter, Jimmie Lee Brown, Mary Lea Cheaney, Lucase Cooper, Isabelle Craig, Sybil Davenport, Katie Ford, Vivian Echols, Preston Hannah, An ther Hudgins, Pattie Jean Hulett, Dorothy LaRoe, Margaret Lilley, Pauline Mitchell, Velma Mae Nicely, Dorothy Nicholson, Paul Pierson, Ocie Scott, Onie Scott, Byron Teague, Anna Lee Yowell, Grace Chumbley, Leon Chumbley. Editor-in-chief.

Sikenbaas Lytle Biggestaff Velma Mae Nicely Dorothy Tapscott Joe Alexander William Baxter Jimmie Lee Brown Mary Lea Cheaney Lucase Cooper Isabelle Craig Sybil Davenport Katie Ford Vivian Echols Preston Hannah Anther Hudgins Pattie Jean Hulett Dorothy LaRoe Margaret Lilley Pauline Mitchell Dorothy Nicholson Paul Pierson Ocie Scott Onie Scott Byron Teague Anna Lee Yowell Grace Chumbley Leon Chumbley

Masqueraders Club Meets For Season Opener

The Dramatic Club met with sponsor at 8:30 a.m. October 17. Joanne Everheart led the programme featuring Grace Chumbley on piano, a duet by Sarah F. and Byron Teague, and a reading to Willa Stateville. Cast tryouts for the first play were discussed. next meeting set for October 24.

Joanne Everheart Grace Chumbley Sarah F Byron Teague Willa Stateville Isabelle Craig

Assembly program features songs readings and queen vote

Friday morning the assembly under Miss Travis featured songs including Show Me the Way To Go Home and Mamma Dont Allow No Music Played Here. Norma Frances Donigan and others performed a reading Gonna Marry Jim, Grace Chumbley played a piano solo, and a duet with Grace Chumbley and Vivian Echols. Six girls yoked for Halloween queen with Byron Teague elected student body president by a large majority.

Miss Travis Hallowe’en Queen Norma Frances Donigan Patsy Jean Young Sarah Belle Gillett Nell Holmes Aileen Pennington Jo Willa Stateville

Whitewright High names student body president Byron Teague

The Whitewright High School student body elected Byron Teague as president. Other top candidates included Leon Chumbley Vivian Echols and Joe Thomas May. Finalists Grace Chumbley Paul Pierson Dorothy LaRoe Leslie Holland Katie Ford Isabelle Craig Anther Hudgins Jr. were among those receiving votes.

Whitewright High School Byron Teague Leon Chumbley Vivian Echols Joe Thomas May Grace Chumbley Paul Pierson Dorothy LaRoe Leslie Holland Katie Ford Isabelle Craig Anther Hudgins Jr Mary Lee Chaney

Senior Weiner Roast at Parrish Bottom

Members of the senior class gathered Thursday evening at seven in front of the Palace Theatre and walked to Parrish Bottom for a weiner roast. Boys gathered wood and climbed trees while the girls sang. Marshmallows weiners rolls and hot chocolate were served and enjoyed by all with no colds reported.

Palace Theatre Parrish Bottom Agna Lee Yowell

F F A Monthly Meeting Highlights Initiation Plans

The F F A holds its monthly meeting Thursday October 24 at 6 30 PM in the High School building. Official opening and closing ceremonies and initiation will be performed. Members should pay one dollar dues or send via a representative. The meeting will initiate Green Hand members and raise the agriculture two class to Future Farmers.

Leon Chumbley

New Campus Nicknames Circulated Among Students

A list circulating on campus assigns humorous nicknames to students including Hack Charles Harrison Hoot Houston Darwin Little Boots J W Jones Preacher William Janway Bubbles Roberta Ford Buck Charles Howard Little Anther Donald Paul Hud gins Skinny Well Fed Quinton Nicholson Pickle Toe Clifton Birchfield Pretzels Anita Vestal Pinto Mr Bean Anther Hud g ins Jr.

Hack Charles Harrison Hoot—Houston Darwin Little Boots J. W. Jones Preacher William Janway Bubbles Roberta Ford Buck—Charles Howard Little Anther Donald Paul Hudgins Quinton Nicholson Pickle Toe Clifton Birchfield Pretzels Anita Vestal Pinto—Mr. Bean Anther Hudgins Jr

Pep Squad Chooses Uniforms and Yells

The pep squad and sponsor Miss Travis met after school to pick uniforms. They chose plain black sweaters with boat necks and fettered waist and arms for $2.05 with an 8 inch gold W patch costing 20 cents. Girls may wear any black skirt and hope to learn new yells and build a stronger squad.

Miss Travis Margaret Lilley

Fragmented Schoolroom Notes From Dor othy LaRoe

A jumble of names and casual remarks about students and social happenings. The write up mentions Bussie in the B section, West section study hall, Isabelle with a dreamy look, and rumors involving Donald Paul P J H and others.

Bussie Anther Bubles Isabelle Donald Paul Jim Henry Mr. May Pinky Joanne Joe Alexander Mary Lee Helen Lane Leon Grady Dorothy LaRoe

Whos Who Seniors Shine in School Activities

Vivian Echols active in Glee Club Masqueraders and pep squad leads school spirit. Pattie Jean Hulett from Pilot Grove participates in Masqueraders Glee Club and social events while praised as studious and likable. Lytle Biggerstaff honors class as Reflector editor aiming to guide the paper to success.

Vivian Echols Pattie Jean Hulett Pilot Grove Masqueraders Glee Club Lytle Biggerstaff W. H. S. Reflector Jimmye Lee Brown

Flash! Wilma Winchell and school social chatter

Rumors fly about Wilma Winchell and Anther’s romance plus interviews in first period study hall. Grace’s old flame Joe is rivaled by two new handsome men, Moonlit Hannah’s crush, and a mystery caller to a local teacher.

Anther Marie Thrasher Grace Joe Moonlit Hannah Ona Mae Dishner B. Took Miss T Jim Pat Apollo

Hi Y Club Meeting Includes Talks and Picnic

The Hi Y Club met Tuesday night October 15 at the Presbyterian Church. Leon Chumbley led the programme with several talks on Hi Y work. After business a picnic was planned and, under sponsor Mr. John Burma, members formed pyramids outside.

Presbyterian Church Leon Chumbley John Burma William Baxter

Hobbies and habits of local residents catalog

Vivian Echols keeps horses and dogs while Grace Chumbley pursues music. Byron Teague plays guitar and football. Leon Chumbley works on a Model T and tears up clocks. Mary Lee Chaney types. Anna Lee Yowell writes letters to Meadow Texas. Leslie Holland dates many girls and sets up dates for others. Joanne Everheart dances. Aileen Pennington flirts. Norma Frances D stays in for chewing gum. Sarah Belle Gillett drives Oldsmobile. Patsy Jean Young giggles. Jim Henry Andrews argues with Mr. Bryant. Miss Tapscott enjoys movies and pets. Miss Travis rides horses paints and keeps cats. Mrs. Kennemer sews and dislikes cats. Mr. Bean doctors cattle for black leg and sings in Spanish. Velma Mae Nicely.

Vivian Echols Grace Chumbley Byron Teague Leon Chumbley Mary Lee Chaney Anna Lee Yowell Meadow Texas Leslie Holland Joanne Everheart Aileen Pennington Norma Frances D Sarah Belle Gillett Oldsmobile Patsy Jean Young Jim Henry Andrews

Tiger Second Team Defeats Bells 6-0 on Home Ground

The Tigers held Bells to no score as the second string edged ahead with a fourth quarter rush. Bussy Thornhill scored from six yards, delivering a decisive late touchdown on their home field.

Tiger Bells Tigers Bussy Thornhill Paul Pierson

Pure Food Show by White Wright Church Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of White Wright Presbyterian Church downtown hosts a Pure Food Show on October 24 25 26. An amateur contest Friday night offers a cash prize and is sponsored by Mr Bryant Mr Burma and Mr Bean. High School students plan to enter with playing singing reading and dancing. Grace Chumbley.

Ladies Aid Society Whitewright Presbyterian Church Bryant Burma Bean Grace Chumbley Rex Felker J. Y. Russell John Burma J.T. Bryant John Bean Mr. Burma

Paraders Gather at Parrish Bottom for Weiner Roasting

After parading their dates they drove to Parrish Bottom where they built a fire and gathered to roast weiners. William Howard Harrison Joe Preston Lee and Bill Lee played guitar before everyone headed home.

Parrish Bottom William Howard Harrison Joe Preston Lee Bill Lee Mary Lee Chaney

Whitewright B team to meet Bells Friday here

Freshmen and sophomores compose the Whitewright B team and they will face Bells on Friday in town. The first stringers watched from the sideline during the Bells game and the club is aided by chiropractic work from Doctor White. Byron Teague.

Whitewright Bells Tigers Doctor White Byron Teague

Vital Essence May Cure Age

A laboratory in Hertfordshire distills vital essences claimed to extend life by 10 to 20 years. Thousands aged 45 to 80 reportedly treated. many international figures and society people rejuvenated. Treatment kept secret by medical professionals. claims include renewed vitality, hair regrowth, and youthful skin within days, with 10,000 patients cited and no deaths or organic disease reported.

London Hertfordshire

Five Hundred Married Couples Propose Eight Rules for Happiness

Chicago, Ill. Five hundred couples endorsed the idea of happiness in marriage and offered eight domestic felicity rules drafted by Rev. C. C. Cox of Drexel Park Presbyterian Church. The rules call for keeping in-laws at a distance avoiding jealousy disciplining the relationship along sane lines consolidating the home by having children maintaining a budget avoiding too many casual friends sustaining a church affiliation and abstaining from flooding the marriage with alcohol.

Chicago Ill C. C. Cox Drexel Park Presbyterian Church

When to Pull a Melon in Marshall Messenger

The watermelon season ends as H. M. P. notes in the Marshall Messenger. The column offers guidance on harvesting timing and readiness for melons, reflecting local agricultural advice and seasonal shifts.

Marshall Messenger

Ripe Melon Test and Vacuum Windshield System

An old friend shares a folk method to pick ripe melons using a brown straw that crosses the fruit and turns lengthwise when ripe. The piece also notes a vacuum fan device connected to a manifold that cools a car interior in summer or clears ice from the windshield in winter.

Whitewright to vote on bonds for semi fireproof school building

The City of Whitewright Texas will hold an election November 4 1935 to decide issuance of 12500 in bonds to finance a semi fireproof public free school building and related tax levy. Voting officials and election rules are listed with the proposition wording and notice requirements.

Kitewright Texas Whitewright City of City Commission State of W. H. Horton J. N. Powell B. S. Montgomery J. M. Wright F. M. Echols Jesse Wallace

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Masqueraders Club Weiner F. F. A. Monthly Meeting S. H. Montgomery Agency Wilma Winchell Future Farmer Boys Grayson Reed Bldg Ladies of Presbyterian Church R. L. Sears Kimbell Ed Doss The First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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