Community notes from Farmers Branch First Baptist Church
Weekly church report shows 223 in Sunday School, 98 in Training Union, and offerings totaling 475.19. Two conversions and two additions reported. Rev Ray Hartline spoke, with past services led by Rev Carrall Monard and Rev Carraway. Highlights include Tyrnel Opening of a new 580000 brick auditorium with over 10000 raised.
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Monard
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Arrollton Coaches Pursue Postgraduate Study in North Texas
Denton Texas coaches and 43 professionals enrolled in an advanced coaching seminar at North Texas State College this summer. The program covers football basketball track and other sports with demonstrations by NTSC staff and visiting coaches.
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Texas
Fie
North Texas State College
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NTSC
Oiiver Jackson
Abi Jene Christian College
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Borger
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Grand Prairie
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Northullia
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Adamson
Rmok
Actwal
B. Bishop
Malakote
Wwe
Justine
Goochies
Watt
Shands
Ted Mcksick
Fred Cobb
Munster
Ing. DePuor
W. B. Greg
Willard Guiton
Carraltton
Methodist News Highlights From Local Church Activities
A Sunday at Tam morning features Rev. wid nra and Ciera Pielder attendance. The Official Board met Monday. the Woman's Society held its regular meeting Tuesday morning. Members discuss Christian service and study with visitors from out of town. The Cirle planned events at the home of Mrs Lena Turner. several members and families are noted for camp attendance and community work.
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Wid
Ciera Pielder
Pieter
Woman's Society of Christ Man
Wainya
Ark
George Mar
Lind
Trum Eldorado
Bomar
Tibstone
Tyron
Ertes Park
Hooker Vandergrift Highlighted in Arlington Who's Who
In Arlington, T. Hooker Vandergrift is profiled for a decadeslong record of success. The Carrollton Chevrolet agency founder built a multi dealership empire with Chevrolet and Buick franchises, wartime diversification, and expanded auto parts and service operations.
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Arlington
Aim the
Arlington Journal
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Wark
Mooker" Vandergrift
Carrollton
Carrollton Chevrolet
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Esr
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WAU Tie
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Axlington
Adetlon
Priogitia
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Lby
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Vandergriff Motor
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Vandereritt Organisation
Pre revival rallies set at First Baptist churches
Rev W B Caraway of Farmers Branch leads pre revival rally at Carrollton First Baptist tonight to prepare for August tent revival hosted by Evangelist Lester Rolph and party. Two churches aim to attract 200 attendees each with guest singers and special music.
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W. B. Caraway
First Baptist, Church of Farmers Branch
First Baptist Church of
Carrollton
Evanelldt Lester Roloft
Qn Garpas Chrint
Highway 17
Farmers Branch
Carrailton
Thomas B. Guinn
Wirwt
Carraway
Guinn
Farmers
Clifford Longino
Fork Worth
Parmers
Legion posts to attend 34th American Legion convention
Carrollton American Legion Post will send delegates to the 34th convention opening in Julia Aug 6. Local members will parade at 2 pm Friday led by former Post Commander Joe Stout. The three day event Aug 7-10 is expected to attract about 60 members of the Legion and auxiliary. The Adolphus Hotel will be a gathering site during the event.
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Carrollton
American Legion
Themerican Legion
Julia
Joe Stout
U-10
American Legion F
Adolphus Hotel
Card of Thanks and Community Benefactor Recognition
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to Carrollton citizens for their support in the primary election. It praises Vandergrift for real estate philanthropy, funding a city mall plan, a new fire station, and church support, plus sponsoring Arlington High School Band uniforms and trips. The Arlington Chamber of Commerce named him and his son prominent figures, with students dedicating a high school work to Vandergrift and Tommy Vonserertt.
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Ite
PRA
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Eastor Abe Overollten Irving
Arlington Public Schools
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Chamber of Commerce
bin Te Arlington
Arlington High School
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Iooker
Lions Carnival to Operate Eleven Booths This Year
Lions Carnival organizers announce eleven booths for the two night event Friday and Saturday August 22. Mayor Blanton and city officials plan a teen scooter meeting to align safety rules with operators. The Carnival Committee lists booth duties and prizes including a shotgun, vacuum cleaner, tickets, bike, and football items.
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Lona Club Cernival
J. ©. Foster
Ibky Crees
K. M. Jones
Walter Manton
Bill Blanton
Abe Godfrey
Glenn McDonald
Yester
John Mitchell
Dale Davis
Glass Fitch
Bwve Taylor
Bishop
Geo
MacVartair
Roy Gravity
Ben Stringfellow
Roy Poney
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H L. Rimney
Young
Bob Robertson
Bob Hunsaker
R. L. Turner
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Mick Indi
Toots ‘Traylor
Thi Sutton
Doak Booth
Bill Pardah
Gene Bixgerstatt
Leon Shaw
Williford
Dot Perry
Doc Perry
Loving
Farm Bureau Directors Meet in Dallas August Fourteenth
A Dallas County Farm Bureau meeting of directors is set for Thursday August fourteen at 7:30 p.m. at Reverchon Park Maple Avenue Dallas. Directors and families will bring their own plates and ranches. The purpose is to plan the forthcoming annual Gulf membership drive coordinated with the state wide drive over Texas. Mr Moreton urges all directors to attend this important gathering.
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A. V. Morsiton
Theallas County
Hubert Rawdon Graduates From Munich Officers Academy
Corporal Hubert Rawdon Jr of Coppell Texas completed the Bey eth Army Non Commissioned Officers Academy in Munich Germany. He entered the Army in March 1961 and is now assigned to Battery B 520th Field Artillery Observation Battalion after graduation.
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Germany
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Rawdon
Coppell
Texas
Beyeth Army
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Army
Iir Shai Ne
520Th Field Artillery
City Baptist News Bulletin on Revival Plans and Events
The field notes a summer revival starting August 22 led by Evangelist Bryan Juige with Glenn Mavay directing. Attendance figures show 57 at Sunday service and 104 at Training Union, with two members reserved for option. Camp attendees include G-A. youth and others at the Baptist Camp, plus Youth Day activities planned near the shore.
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Pammibera
Bryan Juige
Glenn Mavay
Edt Long
Carrollton Day At Huvelle Pool Promotes Learn To Swim
Carrollton hosts a public pool event called Carrollian Day at Huvelle Pool August 11 12 with free learn to swim instruction for children 9 to 14 supervised by Red Cross. Keeling notes 6200 drownings in 1951 spurring safety focus as 4290 certificates issued last year and 10000 county residents participated in free instruction aiming to exceed 5000 certificates this season.
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Ewe Backman
Willam Keeling
Red Cros
Jed Croke
Cartullion ix
Deine Park
Carrollton
Keeling
Dominor
Hedy Choeirom Jean
Red Cram
Dallas County
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