City Water Supply Running Low Amid Rising Demand
Town officials warn of a possible water shortage as daily use exceeds pumping capacity. The reserve tank shrinks each day. current flow averages 155,000 gallons daily while pumps deliver 140,000. Officials urge careful use to ensure essential needs and fire protection.
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Roberta Shines in Dallas Debut on State Casino Stage
Roberta delivers a standout performance as Bharwenka in Roberta at the State Male Casino, drawing a large Dallas audience. Co stars include Lew Parker Ann Ayern Dayle Cunningham and Helen Raymond, with a seven night run, followed by Rio Rita and more musical entertainment.
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Clertrud Wiesen
Dallas
Roberta
Bharwenka
Niesen
Jerome Kern
Lew Parker
Ann Ayern
Dayle Cunningham
Helen Raymond
Huberta
Rio Rita
Seamn Ct
Flo Ziegfield
America
Ilana
Uct
Roberts
Jackie Gleason
Jommy Dorsey
Guest Speakers Highlight Baptist Work in China
Mrs. West James hosted the WMS of the First Baptist Church Monday. Mrs. J. Brake led the Royal Service. Alice Banks gave the devotional on Baptist work in China. Speakers included Zim Johnston Meet the Chinese and Bob Patterson on good news from China.
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West James
WMS
First Baptist Church
Atterood
J. I Brake
Alice Banks
China
Zim Johnston
Bob Patterson
Earl Skiles
Southern Baptist Convention
White
Port Worth
Ching
Dames
Eat
Bkiles
W. A. Bowmanne
Fire Destroys Home of W W Grimes Family
The home of W. W. Grimes his wife and three children was completely destroyed by fire in the early week. The family was away at the time and offered no idea of the fire's cause.
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W. W
Jimmie) ‘Grimes
Singer Chosen For Baptist Revival
Clarence White of Fort Worth Texas was selected to lead the August 3 17 revival at the Vira Baptist Church in Carrollton. White, a Dallas pastor and Army veteran, has sung widely in Arkansas Washington DC and China and will direct the service at First Baptist Church Carrollton in the evenings.
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Port Worth
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Arkansas
Fort Worth
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Pleasant Grove
Dallas
Washington D. C
Oklahoma
Orient
Chub
Kunming
China
Hwlt
Mr White
Wiled
First Baptist Church
Carrollton
Baptist
Opin
Ima Te Enilet
Bandaschool
Mes
B. Longmna
W.T. Bailey
Chon
Pas
Fovernors
Galt Lake City
Truman
Taft
Dewey
Jamen ‘A. Nelson
First Christian Church
Geo. Ray
Dallas Association
Eugene ‘T. Moore
W. A. Rowman
Three Birthdays Celebrated With Unique Three Tier Cake
A Tuesday evening party on the Bob Pat person iiven honored Mob Pat vernon J W McCoy and Ted McCoy. The cake featured a tractor on the top tier a hammer screwdriver and pliers on the middle tier and a toy drive on the bottom tier. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Sullens Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas Ft Worth Mr and Mrs 3 W McCoy Mr and Mrs W W McCoy Mr and Mrs Ted McCoy Maree Mr and Mee Philip Carver and son Mats tare John and the Pattern family.
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Pat. Vernon
J. W. McCoy
Ted Mo
Ste. Deign
Ted McCoy
Rod Patterson
Lee Sullens
Ray Thomas
Ft. Worth
W. McCoy
W. W. McCoy
Maree
Mee
Philip Carver
Mats Tare John
Pattern
Conservation Progresses On Channel Type Terraces
J Lye Jackson manager of the Glad Acretara farm hub praises a newly completed channel type terrace. He compares it with broad base terraces and notes the implementation uses current equipment. Agriculture Engineer J Me Daniels reports on the terrace run and the work by the Dallas Bell Conservation services unit. About 10 miles of terraces are planned to be built.
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J. Lye Jackson
R. B. Beorge
Glad Acretara
Parners
Gol Conservation Group
Mr. Jackson
J. ¥. Me. Daniels
Dallar Bell Conservation Servics Work Unit
George Farm
Want Ads Prove Results
Want ads work as a cheap sale option with a 4 cent per word rate and a 35 cent minimum charge. Readers are urged to publish plain text ads to sell old chairs tables and tools no longer needed, inviting readers to discover items through classified listings in the paper.
Independent Merchants Survive and Thrive Amid Chains
A historical view credits independent merchants with resilience against big chains. Despite fears of monopoly, retail sales analysis shows independents maintain strong share, innovate in pricing, advertising, and services, reaching even small villages. The piece notes competition fuels consumer benefits and urges respect for local commerce. The source also cites quotes on world peace and economic exchange.
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Cain
Hele Ayatema
Snd
Eed
Uiey
Endeas
Department of Commerce
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City Bond Election Set for August 16 Declared
The City Council set an August 16, 1947 Revenue Bond election at City Hall to fund town expansion. Plans include drilling a new Trinity Lands water well, extending water and sewer mains, and enlarging the sewer plant to meet rapid growth without tax increases despite a 40 percent valuation rise.
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Carrollton
Texas
Trinity Lands
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