Carrollton Softball Team Tops Lone Star League Battling
Carrollton's softball squad in the Lone Star League leads big after sweeping Plano and Richardson, with wins over Gariachi and Plume. Fifteen victories and four losses put them atop the series standings as August 27 brings a clash with Arlington Booker Vandergriff Chevrolet at Joes Field. Hooker plans a strong lineup to counter the tough opponent, promising a lively, rangy game.
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Carrollton
Plume
Plano
Gariachi
Richardson
Gunvell
Batt Sions
Booker Vandergriff
Will Chambers Died Burial Fulton Kentucky
Will Chambers 44 died at his home in Dallas County Texas and was buried in Fulton Kentucky. The funeral was conducted at his old home and birth place with family and neighbors in attendance. He was the son of Annie B Chambers and survived by his mother two sisters a brother Ray in Texas and other relatives. The family formerly lived in the area around Worthville and the house next to Blanton’s former home remains owned by them.
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Will Chmbers
Fulton
Bagh Porrenee
Ole Man Bhoto
Will Chambers
Dalinxciont Putas
Holman Tehaton
Dallas
McKinney
Rhoton Undertaking
Hugh Toes R
Mra
Rhoton
Mugh Wail
Court House
Dallas County
Union Baptist revival on shore lawn led by Rev Freeman
Union Baptist Church announces revival meetings the second week on the shore lawn conducted by Pastor Rev Freeman and featuring daily services from 6 to 8 o clock. Prayer leaders Marvin Denny Mrs Freeman and Mr Marah invite all to join, work and worship in a welcoming community setting.
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Bupday Auquet
Union Baptist Church
Freeman
Marvin Denny
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Marah
Mrs Money Hosts Shower For Bride To Be Ardis Clayton
Mrs Ray Money entertained at her Carrollton home with a wedding shower for Ardis Clayton, formerly Miss Maxing Turner. Guests from Greenville to Valley View attended, and gifts were many. Local events note a forthcoming baseball game and a coaching staff change in the district with Judy Gunsream moving to Dallas for a new post.
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Ray Money
Carrollton
Ardis Clyton
Maxing Turner
Nerve
Mra
Mal Turner
Valley View
C. G. Clayton
Daljlh
Atts
Lyvoy Robinson
Gaines Villey
Ait Chaney
Valley Views
Sam Salmon
Dalldr
Greil Lancaster
Cham Turner
Mim
Sue Edgar “Money
Mig Curt Samplen
Alien Jean Sampler
All of
Greenville
Alisa
Margaret Gravely
Frawcis Culpepper
H, Crow
Marahy
Revival ends at First Baptist with twenty four additions
The revival at the First Baptist Church closed Friday evening August 13 adding twenty four new members and uplifting the congregation. Reverend Preston Taylor’s messages were deeply appreciated by the church. visiting speakers and the community extended thanks as plans for future events and continued outreach were discussed.
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Preston Taylor
Robert Sirobula
Worth
Childron
Nov
Taylor
Bal Austen
Who Is To Pay For New Courthouse
A column argues the cost of a proposed new courthouse will fall on taxpayers for generations. It notes Monta county owes 11 million dollars and urges voters to vote NO on the Colithouse Fond issue at the upcoming poll.
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D M Jones
the Chronicle
Davia
President Green to be in Dallas for Labor Day
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor will attend Dallas Labor Day events as guest of honor and principal speaker at the Pan American Exposition in Dallas. The three day celebration includes a downtown parade and a large union member gathering at the Exposition. Green has not visited Texas since 1918 and chose Dallas for the honor amid invitations from Dallas and Texas leaders.
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Dallas
Texas
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labue
Green
Wn A. Bt
la Chief
Samuel Gompers
Kagoxition
Daltua Gentral
A. F of L
Southwest
Mem
Bere
Hin
Hia
Addewan
A. D. of Ly
Jon
Labor Way
Hutton Summers
Storgin Sheppard
William Mc 'Craw
Builders urged to stock up before spring price rise
The notice warns contractors and homeowners to buy building materials now as prices are expected to rise in 1988. It urges completing urgent work between now and winter and suggests saving by stocking what is needed. Chester Good of Texas Power & Light is back from vacation.
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Sarrotten
Chester Good
Texas Power & Light Company
Eaner
The Electric Age and Private Power Progress
The Electric Age argues electricity use has risen sharply over 15 years, costs have fallen, and private capital plus minimal regulation drive progress. It contrasts private industry with government control, claiming benefits to homes farms and industries while urging continued private ownership under state regulation.
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McCording
W. C. Mullendore
Southern California Edison Company
Witc
Court House Bond Vote Questioned Amid Public Works Burden
The piece argues against funding the Dallas County Court House bond, noting fourteen federal applications for public buildings and improvements. It urges voters to consider which projects are most essential, highlighting police, water, paving, and other needs over court house funding. It also mentions Mr Wood Smith buying a Preston Road residence and planning to move before November first.
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Dallas County Court House
Pohcel
Court House
Wood Smith Han
Dalian
Preston Road
Highland Park
Pigskin Parade Sparks Early Southwest Football Talk
Charles Blalack surveys a crowded sports page as Texas A M and Texas A & M vie for early season supremacy in the Southwest Conference. He weighs expectations for Baylor Rice Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas with projected lineups and strengths, noting the opening schedule and the lure of the coming football season. The piece highlights key teams and the tentative odds as fans anticipate a pivotal year in the race.
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Baylor
Lloyd Russelll
Sammy Baugh
Arkansas
Pacific Coast
Texam A & M
KING
Ackantac
Texas
A&m
BMW
Texan
Rice
Texas Aggies
Bears
Southart
Texad Us
Tol
UN Jook
Forrest Mayne
Fragmented Clipped OCR Reader Notes About Speechish Patter
The text presents garbled musings on competition marriage season and business scope. It references summer winter contrasts, earmuffs, manufacturing bathing, and town names imperfectly. It reads as a stray OCR fragment lacking coherent events or clear entities for a factual summary.
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First Baptist
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Tity
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Tom Field
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Hoya
First Baptist Church
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the Electric Age
Charles Blalack
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