Reflector Pairs and Song Titles Slide by in Brief Note
A list of name pairs and song titles appears, linking Reflector Peggy B to Jimmy M and Linda C to David with line fragments. Other pairs include Linda W to Jackie, Jeannie D to Dan, Diana S to Leon S, Gail W to Joe H, Toosie to Bill W, Margaret W to Don P, Patsy N to Don K, Patsy N to Don K with varied song lines. The closing line reads Skin the Panthers in a terse shout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda C
David
Linda W
Jackie
Jeannie D
Dan
Diana S
Leon S
Gail W
Joe H
Witch Craft
Toosie
Bill W
Margaret W
Don P
Patsy N
Don K
Don K. — “Sweet Impossible
Don A
Gloria K
Mean Woman Blues
J.D
L. W
Who is Winston Churchill and Dwight D Eisenhower in history
A fragmented list of names and roles mixes historical figures, athletes, and student groups. It references Winston Churchill Dwight D Eisenhower Khrushchev and several local-persona labels with scattered descriptors and team mentions. The text lacks coherent narrative or a single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Debbie Bush Frankenstein
Gene Bow
Tony Geers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Judy Mitchell
Donna Crouch
Terry Morris
George Wshington
Portraits and Traits From a People List
A quirky compilation lists various people with defining traits and items. It pairs names with features such as teeth hair eyes complexion clothes and personality, creating a mosaic of character notes.
Panthers and Tigers Rivalry Reflected in Class Wishes
A fragmented school column lists students and teachers expressing dreams and wishes tied to basketball, team pride, and personal goals. Entries include Jan Buchanan Jack Frisby Kathy Wilson Gail Wilson Toosie Schwiening Shirley Janway and mentions of Panthers and Tigers. The notes mix hopes for state qualification, happier futures, and school events with personal mementos and a few humorous lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Buchanan
Jack Frisby
Jimmy Kent
Richard Hicks
Ronald Head
Kathy Wilson
Billy Skipworth
Toosie Schwiening
Shirley Janway
G. W
Linda Wright
Toosie
Santa
Bill
Gail Wilson
Joe Hennig
Anna Franklin
Peggy Bennett
Linda C
Bells
Whitewright
Sandra Kelly
Gene
Mr. McDaniels
Jan Bilmner
Citation by Publication In The Fifteenth District Court
Public notice summons to unknown heirs of multiple deceased parties and to claimants of Susan Ellen Noel land. Requires appearance by 10 am November 25, 1963 in Grayson County Texas to answer a supplemental petition in Cause No. 66100 Oscar Harold Noel vs Stanford Manning Noel et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Leota Humphreys
Lizzie Crain
Elizabeth Crain
Robert Noel Crain
James W. Humphreys
Billy Jack Humphreys
Barbara Humphreys Sibley
Norma Jean Humphreys Mauldin
Patricia Humphreys
Cecil Noel
Taylor Crain
Susan Ellen Noel
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
Oscar Harold Noel
Stanford Manning Noel
Oscar Harold Noel, Jr
Margie Ann Noel
Tigers Rally Spirit with Slogan and Color Days at Pep Rally
The W H S Cheerleaders planned Slogan Day Picket Day and Color Day for Tigers and Tigerettes to boost spirit. Awards went to Fernain Best all around Sarah Johnson Runner Up Jill Meador Gail Wilson Honorable Mention Dumpy Cureton. candy boxes awarded to Patricia Jarvis and Jimmy Flatt for saying Get a Warrior. Court papers list unknown heirs of multiple Humphreys and Nos. Citation notes delay rental claim in Oil and Gas Lease case before Judge Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Tigerettes
Fernain
Sarah Johnson
Jill Meador
Gail Wilson
Dumpy Cureton
Sandra Kelly
Patricia Jarvis
Jimmy Flatt
S. B
Go Steady Opinions Varied Among Friends
A group discussion on going steady reveals mixed views from several youths and adults. Denise, Patsy, and Anita share concerns about commitment and marriage, while James and Dan express positive or relaxed attitudes. An old gentleman and a small boy exchange a humorous money misunderstanding about a ten dollar bill.
Divorce petition filed in Grayson County Texas
The state issues a citation to Thomas Alvin Busbee in a divorce case filed by Eleanor Busbee. The petition cites cruel treatment as the grounds and requires an answer before 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Case No. 69528. Published in Whitewright Sun in October 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Thomas Alvin Busbee
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Eleanor Busbee
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Mary Lou Graves Named 1964 National March of Dimes Child
Five year old Mary Lou Graves of Flint Michigan born with spina bifida has been chosen as the 1964 National March of Dimes Child. She symbolises 250000 yearly births with serious birth defects and her family thanks the foundation for aids during hospitalizations while scientists seek preventions and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Graves
Flint
Mich
Mary Lou
Kadlac
Prince
National Foundation- March of Dimes
Basil O'Connor
The
National Foundation
Voluntary Health Organization
March of Dimes
Aymond Graves
Genesee County
National Foundation For Financial Aid
Mrs. Graves
O'Connor
National March of Dimes
Raymond Graves
Flint, Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peggy B
Jimmy M
Khrushchev
Allen Harper
Leslie Skaggs
del Sears
Curtis Tillett
Fighting Tigers
Terry Edwards
Bo Clark
Dan Turner
Tigerette
Co-operative
Patsi
Jeannie Deeds
Kay Alexander
Cheryl Bono
Don Albaugh
Gary Holloway
John Holloway
Mark McKinney
Johnny Aldridge
Car
Jim Bilmer
Jan Buchnanan
Fern Fain
Sarah Gail Johnson
Walker
Jan Bilmer
Patsy King
Pam Fagan
Christ
T. S
Sloppy Joe
Panthers
ICAL
ABC
Mr. Montgomery
Mr. McDaniel
Mr. Johnson
Miss Neathery
Barbara Shepherd
Linda Logan
Joyce Bennett
Patricia Jarvis Brough
Mike Burchfield
Mickey Meador
Mr. Hodge
Dorothy Burchfield
Carolyn Mullins
Weary
Miss Caldwell
Diana Nobles
Becky Blanton
Connie Smith
Diana
Patricia Humpreys
L. S. Omohundro
Merchants and Planters National Bank
FE. R. Brodhead
District Court
Gladys Hamilton
Jill M
Curtis T
James S
Anita F
Dan T
del S
Dan A
J. D
al Y
Wes
Star-Telegram
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fort Worth
National
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