Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, May 7, 1965 Page: 3 of 6
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was attended by approximately 26
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the Southwest region. .
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LADIES OF THE MUSICALS
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Musicals
season include, top left to right, Agnes Moor$head in “High Spirits,” Patti Page in
“Annie Get Your Gun,” Ann Blyth in "The King and I,” Dorothy Collins in “110 In
The Shade,” Patrice Munsel in “Kiss Me, Kate,” and Rose Marie in “Bye Bye Birdie.”
SMOKE SIGNALS
(3A) We are glad to have
Doris Wright back in school. Sue
Whitley had company from Mount
Vernon. Rebecca Kirkpatrick had
visitors from Dallas. Harvey Stan-
ford went to Coffee Milll. Mari-
Honey Grove Schools
Lunchroom Menu
_ _____f __________ May 10- 14, 1965
anna Matthews, had viafr»r»
Ahii^n<» " Shipman hail out of town visitors. Macaroni and Cheese I__ _ ^
Staff
Editor-in-Chief .... Steve Meade
Assistant Editors-in-Chief — Joe
Gray, Carol Black.
Reporters—Janet Moss. Ronnie
Reily, Brenda Reily, John Holland,
Dennis Clark, Peggy Holmes, De-
laine Sorrells, Frank Jgckson.
INTRODUCTION
We have very short spring. Dark
cold clouds now cover big blue
sky and weather very cool. None
of the Squaws and Braves like this
weather. Be glad when summer
comes. " ,
1 School just about busiest place
in Honey Grove. Just like a nest of
bees around here. We work ’em
hard to be ready for exhibit on
May 14.
★
SCOUTING AROUND
(1A) W* are having pre-school
day Friday We will put on a pro-
gram for the first grade next year.
(IB - 2A) Kathy Shelton went
to Paris. Charles Clark went to
Paris. Karen Cain went to, Bon-
ham. Rita Gaither went to Paris.
(2B) Deanna Collins went to
Dallas. Paula Armstrong went to
Oklahoma.
Abilene.
(3A - 4A) Kevin Scullen went
to Paris. Pam Logan went to Paris.
David Glover went to Greenville.
Haskell Maroney went to Garland.
Ronda Jones went to Parts. Rod-
ney Stanford went to Denison, meitt. Jot Brewer had visitors
Judy Jordan went to Paris and
Bonham. Terry Holmes ha 1 visit-
ors from Garland. Billy Grose
went to Bonham. Vickie Rannels
had visitors from Greenville and
Baton Rouge, La. Janet Hohen-
berger went to Denison. Shirley
Coke went to Paris.
(4B - 5A) Jill Pirtle went to
Sulphur Springs, L&quita Arm-
strong went to Oklahoma. Dartny
Banker went to Commerce. San-
dra Loub had company from Lub
bock. Niva Jones went to Red
River. Ricky Shipman stuck a nail
in his foot. Bill SummerviHe went
to Paris. Mike Beshires went to
Hugo, Okla. Frank Setzer clean-
end a garden over the weekend.
(5B) Mark Dodson went to
Denton to the track meet and saw
Randy Collins, Drew Barrett,
George Oats and Ricky Glover win
In the 440 splint relay. Cindy
Simmons is out because of the
measles. Kathy Holmes, Mendal
Shipman had out of town visitors.
Jerry Bunch went to Wolfe City.
(6A) Shelly Rannels had visit-
ors from Baton Rouge, La. Jay
Armstrong went to Lake Tawaka-
nee. Jackie Banker went to Com-
Allen, Jean Benoit, Thomas Bass,
Mark Newhouse, Delaine Sorrells,
Debra Carson,
Luther Hohenberger, Bill Holland,
Harvey Hohenberger, Brenda
Howell.
A Honor Roll
8th — Carol Black, Joe Gray, Don-
na Ryser, Steve Meade, Brenda
Stanford, Brenda Reily, Peggy
Shelton, Mary Whitlock, Jan Mul-
lens, Marilyn Wade, Janet Broad-
foot, Nancy Burchinal.
A A B's — John Holland, Doug
Stroud, Janet Moss, Debbie Goss,
Sandra Wright, Judy McDowell,
Judy Rittenberry.
★
*- SQUAW’S SPORTS
The Squaws met the Honey
Grove High School freshmen girls
on Thursday of last week. The
starters on the Squaws were Peg-
gy Shelton, Jan Mullens, Janet
Mdss, Brenda Reily, Donna Ryser,
and
Thj first game ended in victory
for the Squaws with a score of
15-5. The next game was 13-15 in
favor of the freshmen. The third
game was to break the tie and
ended with the Squaws winning
15-8 Gee, it was nice to say we
beat our elders!
Carol Black
HONEY GROVE SIGNAL-CITIZEN
Phone FR 8-2396
from Greenville, Mark Milford
went to Lake Texoma. Junior Lt-
mnum went to Greenville. We enjoy
making
Week.
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HONOR ROLL
A Honor Roll—
4th — Mary Ruth Yarbrough,
Carolyn Holley, Pam Logan, Judy
Jordan, Haskell Maroney, Rodney
Stanford, Donna Richardson, Steve
Ammons. .......
A A B's— Sharon Gilbert, Kevin
Scullin, Sammy Burchinal, David
Glover, David Holmes, Kevin Scott,
Bruce Witcher. Frank Setzer.
David McKinney, Milton Page,
Jean Armstrong.
A-5th — Paul Fry, Jenna Tay-
lor, Brenda Simmons, Jimmy Char-
les, Roger Luttrell.
A A B—Brent Lane, Paula Jor-
dan. Steve Shelton. Jill Pirtle, Lin
da Holly, John Jonson. Peggy Er-
win, Mondell Holley, Mike Scullin,
Man Alice Avery.
6-A's —"Brenda Piland, Donna
Wright, Gail Gudgel, Shree Free-
man. Debra Stroud.
A & B’s — Mark Milford, Mark
Dodson, Shelley Rannels, Sherry
Burchinal, Deidra Freeman, Tim
Witcher.1
5 A&B—Kathy Holmes, Bren-
da Sisco, Sue Sisco, Nancy Wright.
7A Dennis Clark, Nancy Shel-
ton, Marianne Mahler, Sandy Oats.
A & B's — Peggy Holmes, Betty
Your morning is
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mattress...
Pinto Beans Tossed Salad
Peach Cobbler
TUESDAY—
Pimento Cheese Sandwiches
Baked Beans Corn Chips
AppJeaauce Cake
WEDNESDAY—
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Blackeyed Peas Tossed Salad
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THURSDAY—
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Lima Beans
French Fried Potatoes
Cherry Cobbler
FRIDAY—
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Pork & Bqans Potato Chips
Doughnuts
Miss Claire Galbraith of Wichita
Falls spent the weekend here with
Miss Katherine Trout and Mrs.
Martha Stroup. Accompanying her
was Miss Beryl Sullivan, associate
professor of English at Midwest-
ern University. Saturday they all
went to Jefferson to the Home Pil-
grimage.
PubUahaO every Friday at Honey Orove, Fannin County, Tms*&
editorial, business offices end plant; located .North Sixth Street,
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lb* .The Signal-Citizen, Honey Grove, and Newe Publishing Co.,
Adonla end Honey Grove, lessee
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the group at Terrell and visited
"The Follies.
The following day they went to
Many, Louisiana, to see the Hodge
Gardens.
Vttend Church Sunday.
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Morrow, Joe T. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, May 7, 1965, newspaper, May 7, 1965; Honey Grove, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth800745/m1/3/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.