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THE WHITEWRIGHT SUN, WHITEWRIGHT, TEXAS
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962
PAGE SIX
High School Reflector
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See “Here Come the Brides”
Adding Machine Paper.—The Sun.
NOW OPEN
Don’t miss the Junior Play!
May Pharmacy No. 2
Medical Arts Clinic Building
501 North Highland, Sherman
Court House in Sherman,
Phone 892-2021
Come to the Junior Play March 9.
with
M. H.
man.
See Jimmy Burchfield as a bride.
219 North Travis
SHERMAN
Phone 892-6101
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WE PRINT THEM ALL
LOKEY EDWARDS, District Manager
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Veteran Questions
And Answers
Wasfiington-The National Institutes of
Health have been allotted $1,201,925
of taxpayers’ money to find uut why a
baby monkey loves his mother.
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GRftHAM
HUNTHR
Elizabeth and Judy D. didn’t have
their engagement rings.
The 7th period p. e. girls got along
playing basketball.
Delinda and Cliff weren’t going to-
gether.—P. K.
Bill
and
A B C’s
A-ttractive: Kay Alexander
B-ashful: Bill White
C-arefree: James England
' D-aring: Charlotte Hopkins
E-ats a lot: Terry Edwards
F-riendly: Seletia Key
G-raceful: Carolyn Wetzel
H-appy: Johnny Williams
I-nterjetic: Coach Sivley
J-oyful: Brenda Geers
K-ind: Rose Anne Bunch
L-ikeable: Doris Tillett
M-anly: Gene Sparks
N-aughty: Brubs McLean
O-ptomistic: Jim Billner
P-retty bad: Six Weeks Test
Q-uiet: Bonnie Ely
R-ough: Whitewright Tigers
S-mall: Glenda Hicks
T-alented: Jackie Meador
U-nderstanding: Coach Crouch
V-icious: Jimmy Burchfield
W-itty: Judy Fulmer
X-citing: Patricia Jarvis
Y-outhful: Judy Gosnell
Z-esty: Delinda Blackerby
D. N.
WHAT IF
California
May Pharmacy
GOMER AND KIRK MAY
THE WHITEWRIGHT SUN
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TEACHER OF THE WEEK
The teacher in the spotlight this
week is Miss Sammye Jean Caldwell.
She graduated from Denton High
School and also received her Bache-
lor’s of Business Administration De-
gree at North Texas State University.
She worked at Sears and Roebuck
Company in Denton, Texas, for five
and a half years before she started
teaching at Whitewright High School
in 1958.
Miss Caldwell teaches Shorthand
and Bookkeeping, and she is also a
co-sponsor of the Whitewright Pep
Squad. She is a member of the Pres-
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Q.—How can the orphan child of
a dead peacetime veteran qualify for
educational benefits under the War
Orphans Educational Assistance pro-
gram?
A.—If a serviceman dies as the re-
sult of illness or injuries incurred
in extra-hazardous duty in peace-
time service, his children become
eligible for all the provisions of the
War Orphans Education Assistance
Act.
Q.—Will Social Security officials
credit me with my time in military
service when I am about to retire?
A.—Yes. Veterans with 90 days of
active service between September 16,
1940, and December 31, 1956, whose
discharge was other than dishonor-
able, may receive gratuitious Social
Security wage credits of $160 for
each such month of active duty. These
credits are not actually listed on your
Social Security earnings record un-
til you apply for benefits. At that
time proof of your military service
will be required.
Q.—To receive either electronic or
mechanical aid as a blind veteran, is
it ncessary that my blindness be
service-connected?
A.—No. But you must be blind in
both eyes and be entitled to com-
pensation for some other service-con-
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Jet went to
Thomas.
Laura and Phillip got married.
Kay didn’t have Joe’s ring.
Sharlotte S. didn’t like a certain
boy.
Kathleen and Richard weren’t go-
ing together.
Donnie gave Carolyn an engage-
ment ring.
Paulette didn’t have the measles.
(where did you get them anyway?)
Bettye and Larry eloped.
Glenda moved to Trenton.
Rose Ann got mad at Darrell.
MENU
Monday — Pork-gravy, Asparagus
with Cheese sauce, Corn, Rolls, But-
ter, Coconut cream pudding, Milk.
Tuesday — Kraut weiners, Pinto
beans, Stewed tomatoes, Slaw, Corn
bread, Butter, cherry cobbler, Milk.
Wednesday — Beef vegetable stew,
Crackers, Tossed salad, with french
dressing, Oat meal cookies, Milk.
Thursday — Creamed turkey,
Mashed potatoes, Blue Lake green
beans, Cranberry sauce, Fruit salad,
Milk.
Friday — Tuna salad on lettuce,
Yellow hominy, English peas, Rolls,
Butter, Ice cream, Milk.
Come to the gym Friday at 7:30.
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Electric outdoor lighting costs so little, and can do so much for your home. It not only
adds decorative beauty, but safety and convenience too. Fixtures come in a wide variety
of sizes and styles . . . and you can choose the bulb size to fit the purpose and
brightness desired. Floodlights, spotlights and wall or post mounted lanterns
light up walkways, steps, garden areas . . . welcome guests . . .
discourage prowlers . . . protect against accidents from stumbling
in the dark. And, in warm weather they add work and play hours
to the day. For more information, call your electrician or our office.
May Pharmacy No. 1, 219 North Travis, will con-
tinue to serve you when you are in downtown Sher-
We are happy to be in our new pharmacy in the
Medical Arts Clinic Building, where you may have
your prescriptions filled when you see your Sher-
man physician.
K. talk about Saturday night.
Barbara A. wants this fuss be-
tween you and a certain Freshman
girl.
Laura, are you’ll still planning the
trip to Arkansas the first of April.
Peggy, what did you do Saturday
night? You couldn’t have been in
the show, could you.
Jet, who did you go with Saturday
night? It couldn’t have been an ole
flame from Anna, or could it.
Gail W. is having anonymous
phone calls. Does anyone know any-
thing about this?
We hear Anita cries easily. Do you
always cry when you call Susan!
Patsy N. has trouble keeping her
pictures arranged.
What Junior boys do Glyna M. and
Linda C. have their eyes on?
We hear Terry Edwards has a new
album.
John H. why do you have 17 lunch
tickets.
Susan B. what were you fighting
over Sunday.
Del went to Denton Saturday.
Diana what time did you get up
Sunday morning?
Mrs. Harper is offering a reward
(automatic O in department) for in-
formation leading to conviction of
the boy (or boys) who instigated the
free ride (car and all!) she received
Friday.—J. J.
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THIS IS IT!! THE WEEK OF THE
JUNIOR PLAY
The Junior Class is rapidly ap-
proaching a date which has been up-
permost in their minds during the
past few weeks. Friday night they
will present the annual Junior Play.
The entire class has put a great deal
of effort into preparing for this event,
and all of us are sure that each and
every member of your family will
enjoy an evening of wholesome en-
tertainment.
“When a man marries, his troubles
begin,” an old saying once stated.
What, then, will happen when a com-
pletely likeable, perfectly normal
young bachelor by the name of Jim-
my Took (Sammy Montgomery)
needs a wife in a terrific hurry to
prove to generous Uncle Dan (Leon
Scott) that his monthly checks for the
the support of Jimmy’s non-existent
bride have been justified? This is
Jimmy’s problem when he,
Thompson (Jackie Meador),
Bill’s Aunt Ellen (Pattye Badgett)
get Uncle Dan’s telegram that he
and his ward, Peggy (Glenda Hicks),
are bringing the monthly check in
person, so that they can meet the
new bride. And what else will happen
when, through Jimmy’s misguided
scheming, three imitation brides ap-
pear — two of them men dressed as
women, and the other his sweet-
heart, Madge (Doris Tillett)? But
this is only the beginning, for Peggy
wants to see Bill, and Bill is one or
the brides! And Aunt Ellen is defi-
nitely interested in Uncle Dan, but so
are Mrs. Duvalle Smith (Delinda
Blackerby) and her sister Bubbles
(Kay Buchanan)! And. who are the
mysterious Lady Macbeth (Judy Gos-
nell) and hearty, Jolly McDaniel
(Gene Sparks), not to mention timid,
nearsighted Mr. Oswald (Jimmy
Burchfield), an unsuspecting bill-col-
lector, who is drafted as one of Jim-
my’s brides?
See you Friday night!—B. F. E.
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Editor ____________________ Delores Denton
Reporters _________ Bonnie Ely, Peg
Kirby, Jeanette Jones, Mike Hollo-
way, Dennis Neal, and Rose Ann
Bunch.
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CITATION NO. 68029
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To: MARVIN BUICK
Greeting:
You are commanded to appear by
filing a written answer to the plaint-
iff’s petition at or before 10 o’clock
A. M. of the first Monday after the
expiration of 42 days from the date
of issuance of this Citation, the same
being Monday the 2nd day of April,
A. D., 1962, at or before 10 o’clock
A. M., before the Honorable 15th
District Court of Grayson County,
at the Court House in Sherman,
Texas.
Said plaintiff’s petition was filed
on the 14th day of Feb., 1962.
The file number of said suit being
No. 68029.
The names of the parties in said
suit are: Edith Buick as plaintiff,
and Marvin Buick as Defendant.
The nature of said suit being sub-
stantially as follows, to wit: Plain-
tiff prays judgment of the Court
for divorce on the grounds of cruel
treatment.
If this Citation is not served within
90 days after the date of its issuance,
it shall be returned unserved.
Issued this 14th day of February
A. D., 1962.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, at office in Sherman
Texas, this the 14th day of February
A. D., 1962.
S. V. EARNEST, Clerk,
District Court, Grayson County,
Texas
By GLADYS HAMILTON, Deputy.
(Published in The Whitewright
Sun February 22, March 1, 8 and 15,
1962.)
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byterian Church in Denton. Her
hobbies include bicycle riding and
watching football games. Browny is
a little brown fox terrior of whom
she is very fond. This summer she
would like to go to the World’s Fair
in Seattle, Washington or to Old
Mexico.—R. A. B.
GOSSIP
Glenda, where did we see you and
Sam Saturday night? Couldn’t have
been with Laura Beth and Larry
could it?
Jet, who picked you up after school
Friday? An old flame!
Laura, Who is Philip?
Rose Anne, where did you get your
Trenton High School bracelet? It
sure is cute!
Betty, did you and Larry enjoy the
show Saturday night?
Carolyn and Donnie were seen in
town Saturday night.
Judy and Leon were seen at the
“Twin Cities” with Sammy and Pat-
ricia.
Doris and “her Jerry” had a very
“interesting” week end.
Kay and Joe were together this
week-end. Isn’t it unusual?
Bonnie, did you enjoy sleeping til
12:00 oclock Saturday.
Sandy L. what did you and Jerry
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nected disability.
Q.—Will the Veterans Administra-
tion naturalize an alien who served
in the Armed Forces?
A.—Naturalization of aliens is in
the province of the Immigration and
Naturalization Service of the Depart-
ment of Justice. However, the Vet-
erans Administration may help the
applicant by certifying his service
during World War I or World War II
and eliminating the waiting periods,
etc. Since there are certain condi-
tions which must be met, individuals
should check first with the nearest
VA office.
Q.—How many hospitals does the
VA maintain outside continental
United States?
A.—The VA has hospitals in each
State in the Union, except Alaska and
Hawaii, and in the Commonwealth of
Puerto Rico. In other U.S. possessions
and in foreign countries the VA con-
tracts with existing hospitals to place
veterans should the need arise.
Q.—Are the widows of Confederate
veterans eligible for pension from the
United States government.
A.—Since July, 1958, widows of
Confederate veterans have been eli-
gible for pensions.
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Doss, Glenn. The Whitewright Sun (Whitewright, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 8, 1962, newspaper, March 8, 1962; Whitewright, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1369384/m1/6/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Whitewright Public Library.