Coppell News Weekend Social Roundup in Dallas
Marie Bland of dating was a weekend guest of Jacqueline Evans. Mrs. W B Corbin and Mrs. J P Willingham visited Corbin's sister Mrs. B L Nicks at the Restful Home Sanatorium in Dallas.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
5
Marie Bland of dating was a weekend guest of Jacqueline Evans. Mrs. W B Corbin and Mrs. J P Willingham visited Corbin's sister Mrs. B L Nicks at the Restful Home Sanatorium in Dallas.
Mrs. W. C. Cooper and Frances of Carrollton visited Mrs. J. M. Kirkland and Miss Jewel last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Morrisey and Suale of Lewisville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wood. The WSCS met at the Method
Rev. L. T. Atkin leads service at 10:00 am with Church School at 10:00 am Youth Fellowship in the morning and Evening Worship later in the day.
The article lists church officers including President Mrs R Tinsley and Secretary Mrs R H Cribbs. It mentions an after meeting program, social hour, and attendance at Vacation Bible School. Other items include visits by W R Grace, Rev Bill Stinson, and an Easter Cantata by the Carrollton Methodist choir, plus a church thought on Christian influence.
The Sunday services were wonderful and those in attendance felt it was good to be in the house of the Lord. The Young People meet every Tuesday night for their service led by Brother Parks Norris.
The text urges avoiding confusion by thinking through property settlement and disposal through a properly executed will. It also notes the annual Texas 4-H club Roundup at Texas A&M College on June 9-10 and remarks that the Texas cotton crop is the most valuable crop in a single political subdivision in the world.
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