The Whitewright Sun from Whitewright, Texas • Page 7

Thursday, March 6, 1952 IME REFLECTOR (Continued from Page 6) SUCCESS It was success at last for the group of the first semester driver's education class. This was the second try at getting driver's license. The first attempt was made the 16 of Februax-y when Barbaba Luna, Joy Layman, Myra Scott, and Clydean Selman were taken by Mr. Howard in the driver's education car to Sherman. All failed but one, Joy Layman.

The 23rd of February found the same group, except that Shirley Pool was in place. They passed the written test with flying colors. In the driving test, they weren't so good, but they all passed. After a second round of ice cream, they were all ready to go home. The group reached Whitewright around noon, ready to tell the good news to everyone.

We wish to thank Mr. Howard for his time in trying to make us safe S. FAMOUS Being a kidnapper, or should we say Harris. Talking of hitch-hiking to Beazley. Collecting dust in study Pennell.

Drooling whenever Doyle is Vandagriff. Staying out in the sun too Deethyia Williams. Being a wonderful Bowen and Jerry Brown. Being a genius in Thornhill. Collecting earthworms Juanita Thrasher.

Having a sore Wilson. Being a Taylor. Talking of going to Africa after graduating with Betty A. M. F.

F. A. NEWS A tour was made by the freshmen boys to see their projects on Feb. 28. The boys visited and their projects are as follows: Eugene Cox, pig; Ralph Hughes, pig; Jack Ayres, pig; Jackie Pannell, pig; John Brown, chickens; David Reeves, chickens; Allan Davis, chickens; Jimmy Hoover, cow and calf.

Connie Andrews and William Russell have already completed a project on a pig. The group also saw a beef calf at Pat Several days ago the boys saw Kenneth Marlow's beef calf when they vaccinated some cattle at his farm. Bobby Burchfield has a brood sow and pigs which the group didn't get to see. Donald Lansford has a fine Jersey heifer which the group missed because it was in the pasture. Some of the boys started a project, but, whenever they do, we are sure that they will follow in the footsteps of these who have and some more fine livestock will be D.

R. urally). His favorite movie stars are Jane Russell and Gary Cooper. The phrase he most repeats is His weakness is but he says brunettes will do. His favorite song is and In his choice of foods he picks steak as his favorite.

His pet peeve is fresh girls. (Is there another species?) His favorite sport is basketball, but he likes most all sports. The moral that he tries to follow is and let His ambition is to be an engineer. Oh, we almost forgot to tell you, his name is H. C.

A. M. FRESHMEN NICKNAMES We have the nicknames of those great freshmen. They are pretty good students although Coach had to call them down last Tuesday afternoon when Mr. Howard was out of the room.

Melba Connie Barbara Jack Ayres. James John Juanita Bobby Allan Johnny Barbara Larry Jimmy Bart. Ralph Shak. Billy Donald Capitan. Eugene Aline A.

NAMES The average person is interested in knowing the meaning of the name he bears. Here are a few names and their meanings: very bright person. (well, now)! gift from God. princess. lily.

(what about this, Allan)? and happy. patrician. strong willv the sun. ruler. who takes by the heel.

wolf (beware, girls)! gift. overseer. pearl. Glenda one who walks on all A. M.

ing. Oh, doctor, where am E. A. M. FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK This week's freshman was born on Sept.

16, 1935, at Arbrose, Texas. He started to school in 1941. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 155 pounds. He takes algebra English science and vocational agriculture. His favorite teacher is Mr.

Barker and his favorite class is algebra. His nickname is Herbie or Herm. In his pastime, he usually watches television or writes letters (to girls, nat- Misty rn TMUTS-MMI MST MUI? FAMOUS LAST WORDS OF WHS Betty Harris George be over tonight, been here every night this Morris call on me Clydean Selman "Betty Glenda wash my hair tonight, Jewell be Result: Wet head. Babo Beazley have a thing to Foy Bow chair is strong enough, Crunch! Mary a live wire, here show Thud! Conna be silly; that a rattlesnake that bit me. Just because a snake has rattles is nothing to be alarmed Betty Short what are you Bobby me make this corner on two Crash.

Nell will phone tonight." Jerry really brilliant when it comes to algebra." Pat me beat that train to the crossing. just creep- Early orders insure better flowers and better service. Flowers For All Occasions CORSAGES BOUTONNIERES PLANTS ARRANGEMENTS POTTED IVY SPRAYS Flowers by Wire Anywhere There Is a Florist When You SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Say It With Ours The Flower Shop Mrs. Glenn Doss Mrs. Ethel Short FOR GIRLS ONLY lovely she opens her probably heard this said many times.

Do you suppose someone has said that about you? You say neat, fairly attractive, and well groomed. Very true, of course, but are you pleasant to be with? Your talk betrays you. It will show whether you are a good conversationalist or a bad one. You have to be a female Bob Hope to engage in an ordinary conversation and keep your audience charmed. But what you say and how you say it are the only ways of knowing the you.

Here are a few pointers guaranteed to make you, if not a conversational wizzard overnight, at least an interesting person to talk to: I. First of all, watch the in your speech. Remember, good conversation is a two-way street. not conducting a monologue; trying to exchange ideas with Someone. 2.

Learn to tell a good story. If been saving up a good story or a joke to tell for a particular time, tell it as quickly and effectively as possible. 3. You probably have a whole list of pet phrases and cute sayings that you use, often unconsciously. Why you take inventory of your words, and cut out the ones that add a thing to your conversation.

Too much slang can rob your speech of poise and dignity. 4. Increasing your vocabulary goes right along with getting rid of the above mentioned expressions. There are a lot of words you yet discovered in the dictionary. Take time to choose your words, and choose good ones.

And now, the new you is all ready for public appearance. So get out there and speak J. K. HIT PARADE Would you like to know just what songs are on the current hit parade? Well, here are a few of the most popular ones. They are not in order of popularity.

White Cloud That Mr. and all by Johnny Ray. The popular Four Aces harmonize on several hit tunes now, including "Tell Me Wanta Love "Garden in the and by Eddie Howard is still making tuneful listening, too. of a new song, which is fast becoming popular, is sung most by Kay Starr. The Bell Sisters also sing for their sparkling rendition of of but are better known for Another favorite is recorded by Eddie Fisher.

Among the very newest and latest hits are by Frankie Lane, by Guy Lambardo and his Royal Canadians, What by Patti Page, and Guy Is a by Doris Day. surprising how much music you can hear in a J. K. Dental Assn. states, commenting editorially on eight scientific reports on the new material.

The plastics are acrylics and tests show that they apparently do not dissolve. in the fluids of the mouth. In this respect, they have superiority over silicate Drs. Herbert D. Coy, David M.

Bear and Seymour J. Kreshover of the Medical College of Virginia report. President Monroe was the last man in public life in this country to wear knee trousers. PLASTIC FILLINGS FOR TEETH MAY BE POSSIBILITY Citation No. 56314 The State of Texas.

To: Leslie Fowler, Menton Fowler and Melvin Fowler, the heirs and legal representatives of Leslie Fowler, deceased; the heirs and legal representatives of Menton Fowler, deceased; the heirs and legal representatives of Melvin Fowler, deceased. Greeting: You are commanded to appear and answer the plaintiff's petition and plea of intervention at or before IO 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 7th day of April, A. 1952, at or before IO o'clock A.

before the Honorable District Court of Grayson County, at the Court House in Sherman, Texas. Said petition and plea of intervention was filed on the 30th day of November, 1951. The tile number of said suit being No. 56314. The names of the parties in said suit are: J.

D. Fowler, Mary Fowler Hughes, joined by her husband, Roy Hughes, Harold Fowler Clayton Fowler, Clifton Fowler, Lillian Fowler McCarley, joined by her husband, Claude McCarley, Loretta Fowler Fason, joined by her husband. Bill Fason. Norma Lee Fowler Jones, joined by her husband, R. C.

Jones, Nora Fowler, a widow and a person of unsound mind suing through her next friend, J. D. Fowler, Ruby Fowler, Oscar C. Fowler, Stephen Henry Fowler, Mary Evelyn Fowler Crabb, joined by her husband, C. C.

Crabb, Frances Fowler Ireton, joined by her husband, Carl V. Ireton Minnette Fowler Cunningham, a feme sole, Vivian Fowler, a widow, Henry Florey Fowler, Tom Thornton. Claude Bond, Cecil Bond, William Leslie Bond, Glenn Bond, Leila Dalton. a single woman, Claude E. Fowler, Julian O.

Fowler, Sue Gilbreath Huett, joined by her husband. J. C. Huett, Mary Ann Gilbreath Deas, joined by her husband, Thurman Deas, Myrtle Tittle Wilson, joined by her husband, Charles Wilson. Mary Grace Tittle Park, joined by her husband, A.

C. Park and Leslie Vanderslice, a widow, as Plaintiff, And George Kelley, individually and as Independent Executor of the will of Martha Jane Fowler, Jim Kelley, Leeman Kelley, Mable Moyers and her husband. Ben Moyers, Della Kniffen and her husband. Joe Kniffen, Myrtle Brooks and her husband. D.

L. Brooks, the unknown heirs of H. F. Fowler, deceased, the unknown heirs of J. C.

Fowler, deceased. Leslie Fowler, Menton Fowler, and Melvin Fowler, the heirs and legal representatives of Leslie Fowler, deceased: the heirs and legal representatives of Menton Fowler, deceased; the heirs and legal representatives of Melvin Fowler, deceased, as Defendant. The nature of said suit being stantia as follows, to-wit: Plaintiffs allege that the following described property is not subject to an equitable partition in kind, and plaintiffs seek by this suit the appointment of a Receiver to sell such property under the direction of this Court, and that the court distribute the proceeds of the sale of such property to the parties hereto as their interests are determined: The property is located in Grayson County, Texas, to-wit: Situated in the County of Grayson, State of Texas, on the waters of Mineral Creek, being a part of the E. Tucker survey, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner of the E. Tucker survey, same being the Northeast corner of the R.

J. Hart survey, and on the East line of the J. W. Dexter survey Thence North, with the center line of a County road, said center line being on the West line of the E. Tucker, and East line of the J.

W. Dexter surveys, a distance of 1576 feet, to a point in the intersection of said County road, with another County road from the East; Thence South East, with the center line of said County road, from the East, a distance of 949.5 feet to a culvert in said road, and on the South line of the Saunders 133 acre tract; Thence South 8 deg. West, with a South line of the Saunders tract, a distance of 410 feet, to 24 inch oak on the East Bank of a creek; Thence South West with said Creek, a distance of 120 feet; Thence South West with said Creek, a distance of 169 feet; Thence South ll0 East, with said Creek, a distance of 599 feet; Thence North East leaving said Creek a distance of 261 feet: Thence South West, a distance of 417 feet, to a point on the South line of the E. Tucker Survey, and the North line of the R. J.

Hart survey; Thence West, with the South line of the E. Tucker survey, a distance of 1048 feet, to the place of beginning, containing 30.53 acres of land, more or less. Issued this the 19th day of February, 1952. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at office in Sherman, Texas, this the 19th day of February, A. 1952.

S. V. Earnest, Clerk, District Court. Grayson County, Texas. By Nancy Drake, deputy.

(Published in The Whitewright Sun Feb. 28. March 6-13-20, 1952.) CHICAGO. Plastics may some day be used for many of the teeth fillings now made with synthetic porcelain or silicate cements, dentists here have indicated. Self-curing resins, plastics that harden at room temperature, promise a and exciting in dentistry, the Journal of the American Legal Notice The State of Texas.

County of Grayson. To Those Indebted To Or Holding Claims Against the Estate of C. G. Hardwicke, Deceased: The Undersigned, having been duly appointed independent executrix of the will of the estate of C. G.

Hardwicke, deceased, late of Grayson County, Texas, by J. N. Dickson, Judge of the County Court of Grayson County, Texas, on the lith day of February, A. 1952, hereby notifies all persons indebted to said estate to come forward and make settlement, and those having claims against said estate to present them to her within the time prescribed by law, at her residence in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas, where she receives her mail, this the 14th day of February, A. 1952 RITA CASE HARDWICKE Independent executrix of the will of the Estate of C.

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