Residential Cancer Crusade Set for April 21
The American Cancer Society will launch its education and fund raising Crusade in Carrollton and Farmers Branch on April 21 with about 400 local volunteers. Mrs. Marvin Hancock says the drive aims to educate on cancer risks and promote annual health checks while raising funds for research and services. The crusade notes some cancers remain incurable but progress in life extending treatment exists.
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Carrollton
Farmers
Marvin Hancock
Farmers Branch
ACS
Hancock
The
Cancer Society
Leukemia Society
ASC
Carrollton Chamber to hear TP&L on growth prospects
The Carrollton Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee will meet April 22 to hear Coy Stanphill, Community Development specialist from Texas Power & Light, on Carrollton's growth potential versus regional cities. Stanphill heads TP&L’s Industrial Division outreach and will discuss an upcoming industrial brochure and relocation efforts.
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Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
Coy Stanphill
Jim Upfield
Carrollton
Stanphill
Texas Power & Light Company
Tp&l
R. H. McLemore
Texas
Kirk Godfrey Named Jaycee of Month in Carrollton
A. K. Kirk Godfrey was named Jaycee of the Month by the Carrollton Jaycees for outstanding participation in committee work and organization success. A charter member since 1962, he co owns Godfrey's Department Store and Man's Shop in Carrollton and lives with his wife Carolyn at 1721 Cox Street.
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Art
Godfrey
Jaycee
Kirk
Carrollton Jaycees
Carrollton
Navy
Carolyn
Cox Street
Toyeees
Wayne Thompson to lead 1964 Texas A and M fund drive
Wayne R. Thompson was named chairman of the 1964 Texas A&M University Development Fund Drive for Carrollton Farmers Branch and Lewisville. The appointment came from the Association of Former Students executive board. In 1963 fourteen thousand seven hundred forty four former students gave three hundred sixteen thousand seven hundred eighty two dollars.
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Wayne R. Thompson
Texas A&m University
Carrollton
Farmers Branch
Lewisville
Association of Former Students of
Texas A&m
A&m
Addison Signs Water Pact with Dallas Tollway Plans
Addison City Council approved a water supply contract to be built by Harold G Weil for Saddle and Surrey Acres near Renner in Collin County. Weil will fund the main, metering station, and hydrants to supply about 125 homes, with Dallas supplying roughly 300 000 gallons daily. The council also backed a Tollway complex at Belt Line and Noel Roads and discussed road widening and deannexation actions with Farmers Branch.
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Harold G. Weil
Addison Road
Saddle
Surrey Acres Estates
Renner
Weil
Addison
OK Shop
City Manting Commission
Belt Line
Noel Roads
Charles Inge & Associates
Charles Inge
Belt Line Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cotton Belt RR
Dallas
The
Carrollton Chronicle
Alpha Road
Houston
State Highway Commission
Chatman
Plan Group
Nick Sindik
Plan Commission
Addison and
Dooley Roads
Bob Hollin
New York Fair Stamp Set for World’s Fair April Sale
New York World’s Fair commemorative postage stamp goes on sale April 23. The green horizontal issue measures 0.84 by 1.44 inches and features the fair’s main mast with the Unisphere to the left. Initial printing is 130 million.
Chronicle Highlights Carrollton Local News and Pictures
The Chronicle emphasizes its dominance in Carrollton with extensive local news and photo coverage, claiming leading daily and weekly print presence and highest overall circulation in the area.
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Carrollton
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