Marriage of Miss Betty Gene Warner in Chester Penn
The wedding of Miss Betty Gene Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Tima YB Worn of B Roland feed Pus' Chrater Penn took place Saturday afternoon at the Chester church with Rev Paxd Austin officiating. The bride wore a white embrate reed organdy over taffeta and net gown with a long train and carried a cascade of white blooms. Miss Phylite Warrior served as maid of honor in pastel pink argandy, with bridesmaids in pastel gowns. Best man was Donald Metalire. ushers included Bom Bayshaw and Rawin & Tones. A reception followed. the couple planned a wedding trip to Virginia Beach and will reside in Parkside.
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Betty Gene Warmer
Roland
Penn
Ruth Tener
Puseside
Chester
Paxd Austin
Thames Ae
Am Archid
Phylite
Slaker
Jeanne Cullix
Dorothy Hawking
Janet Thomas
Mateh Meir
Donald Metalire
Mr. Thomas
Joseph Mophiss
Bom Bayshaw
Rawin & Tones
Mex Warser
Boride
Thomas
Viewinin Beach
Parkside
Nie
Cheater 4 High Relics
Thoman
Carrollton students honored at NTSC degree ceremony
In Denton on August 28 NTSC conferred 162 degrees including two Carrollton students. Graduates received bachelor’s and master’s degrees individually without a public commencement speaker as candidates crossed the stage to accept their degrees from NTSC president Dr W F McConnell.
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Denton, Tyee
Carrellian
Morin
Texas State College
Surelion
JA Gayman
Chasey Lees
Janette Fikes
Bachnara Dagneot
W. 4. McConnnall
NTSC
Grornna
P Omega Pl
Cety
Annd
Alpha Tambda
Orfeanlaiden
Kibet
Freord
Gilmer-Alkin Fle
Texas Pubic
Doveseason Rules and Open Seasons Listed
Fragmentary notice outlines dove hunting seasons. Mentions white winged dove and season details unclear due to damaged text. No dates or locations clearly readable.
Girl Scout Troop Begins Camping Skills Program
The Logan's Richardson farm hosted a girl scout fire building bed roll making and cookout workshop on August 17 led by Mrs Bert Tarasey and aided by Pat Grimes and Mrs Crim es. The group planned a Carrollton picnic for August 24 and an overnight trip to Take-Dallas on August 30.
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Bert. Tarasey
Logan's
Uchardson Farm
Eguy Smaith
Virginia Ramery
Patelela Grimes
Ciwants
Richardson
Loggins
Boy Scout Paper and Rag Drive Starts Friday
The Carroum Boy Scouts begin a paper and rag drive Friday at 8 a.m. Scouts aim to raise funds for a future project. Residents are asked to place papers and rags at a convenient spot in front of their home each Sunday.
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BOY Scout
Carroum
4 H Youth Save 2 Million Gallons of Tractor Fuel
Rural youth participation in the 4 H Tractor Maintenance Program aims to save two million gallons of fuel this year via better tractor operation. Officials estimate potential nationwide savings up to 200 million gallons if more operators learned the 4 H method. Since 1948 the program has trained 11,400 leaders and 110,000 club members across 41 states with a focus on fuel efficiency and upkeep.
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Ualyda
Curo
Reburial services for Vernon Culpepper set in Carrollton
Funeral services for Vernon P. Culpepper will be held Tuesday August 30 at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Carrollton. He was killed on August 17 1945 in Ham Luxembourg served with the 26th Division Ard Aninated Group. Interment at Old Hall Cemetery Lewisville. Survived by two children Ronnie and Rebecca and several siblings in Carrollton Addison Durant Caddo Gaston and other towns.
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COR Pvt
Vernon Culpepper
Pri
Vernon P. Culpepper
Carrollton
Culpepper
Ham
Luxembourg
Ard
Intorment
Rhyton
Old Hall
Lewisvil
Ronnie
Rebecca Culpepper
Frances Reneau
Alpha Mayberry
W. Culpepper
Addison
Mark | Culpepper
Durant
Okla
Lah Prentice
Caddo
Am ‘Culpepper
Gaston, Ark
American Legion Box Supper Nets $105.30 at Skinner’s Lake
The American Legion Box Supper Social at Skinner’s Lake drew a good crowd Monday evening. G. B. Chambers and Scoutmaster Robert Bagley auctioned boxed foods and cakes, with a top bid of $21.55 for a lamp shade. The Legion cleared $105.30 for the night.
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American Legion
Skinner's Lake Twonday
G. B. Chambers
Robert Bagley
Legion
Focal
Boy Scouts
Griffith Cleaners Fire Destroys Farmers Branch Shop
Fire gutted Griffith Cleaners in Farmers Branch on Tuesday morning from a short circuit in the rear. Firefighters from the Farmers Branch Volunteer Fire Dept brought the blaze under control. water and smoke damage affected neighboring businesses. Monetary losses not yet known.
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Griffith Cleaners
Farmers Branch
Theames
Yutmers Branch
Firt Dept
Serestown Church Sets Children's Song Service
Sereston Church holds a Sunday evening children’s song service at First Christian Church. All children from the Sunday School through the junior department will participate.
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Serestian Church
First Christian Church
Tuntor
New Hampshire and Indiana Are Only States With No Mottos
The article notes that New Hampshire and Indiana are the only U.S. states reported as lacking official state mottos. It discusses the historical debate on adopting a motto and the absence of a formal motto in state branding and legislative records.
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New Hampshire
Indiana
Talent Show Contenders Named For Beta Sigma Phi Event
The Pinta Sigma Phi sorority sponsored talent show occurs tonight in the High Acout Audi arin with contestants including Kenneth Smart, Ronard Noble, Thomas Rainey, Eileen Noble, Shirley Ann Savell, Tad Percy, Charlie Turner, La La Mayes, Kay Cultier, Katie Beth Vinson, Wendell Partain, Brooks Taylor, Bonnie Lou Richardson, and Tommy Todre among others.
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Pinta Sigma Phi Sorority
Kenneth Smart
Ronard Noble
Thomas Rainey
Eileen Noble
Shirley Ann Savell
Isaac Kitzabeth Noble
Tad Percy
Charlie Turner
Robert
Delaine Mayes
Pao
Kay Cultier
Ess
Momley
Bandra Turner
Katie Beth Vinson
Lascant Hott
Lomaine Burdette
Marjorie Stafor
Loyd Webb
Mauries
Jack
Land
Wendell Partain
Brooks Taylor
Bonnie Lou Richardson
Tommy Todre
Carrollton Summer Band Performs at Farmers Branch Event
The Carrollton Summer Band held its first post vacation show at Farmers Branch School Auditorium. Amateur Night featured Jim Burnett WPAA Huffen Putten, a young guitarist duo, and hillbilly acts. Harry Mlocker hosted winners prize ceremony with donations from local merchants. Ice cream and pie sold by Band Parents Club during intermission.
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Farmers Branch School
Jim Burnett
WPAA
Mabter
Harry Mlocker
Farmers Branch
Carmen Wilhite
Irving
Band Parents Club
Cutrrallton Merchant
Carrollton Flood Meeting Reforms to Study Repairs
Carrollton officials and about 20 businessmen met at City Hall to discuss the recent flood and plans. Texas Highway Commission Chairman DeWitt Greer will appoint a board of engineers to visit Carrollton, study the survey, and report on needed improvements.
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Carrollton
P. C. Wellborn
Dallas
Medway
R. L., Turbet
R. C. Connell
DeWitt Greer
Texas State Highway Commission
Methodist Circle Reports United Nations Work at Meeting
A Bomar Circle program at the local Methodist parsonage outlined United Nations work and accomplishments with participants including Mrs. Charles Blalack and Mrs. Bill Blanton. A service project to serve watermelon on the square was approved. WSCS noted Hiroshima bombing effects and a caravan visit planned for Sept. 20 to support the Advance for Christ. A Morgan Fellowship dinner brought twenty seven members and guests to the Schreiber home for an evening of fellowship.
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United Natons
Bomar
Charles Bialack
Bxiory Ross
Mill ‘Ren
United Nations
Joe Gravicy
Holman Rhoton
Joe Warky
Charles Blalack
Bill Blanton
Jack Blan
Ton
Lula Gravicy
Bill Oren
Harold Spence
Mr Godfrey
Dirs. Ridley
Perry's
Methodist Wscs
J.J. Nyfeler
Hiroshima
Methodist Girl
Advance For Christ
WSCS
Car
Morgan Fellowship
Methodist Church
Ed Schreiber
Valley View Road
Henry Noble
Eileen
Bil Parrish
May
M. C. Kirkham
Mies Alene Mayes
Margaret Johnston
Lula Graviey
Emory Ross
Lee Ammons
Tom Field
Robert Ridley
Bobby
L. & Bart
John ‘Mitchell
Mary
Ed Shretcher
Used plane ad turns up at local church sale
A garbled church notice in The Chronicle reports an anonymous donor gave a Baby Grand piano to the church. Five inquirers called about a small listing and curiosity surrounding the item’s later disposition.
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Tady
Chronicle
Puple
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Girl Scout News
Kie
Mra
Pat Crirmes
Carrolltan
Ark
Autrust
D. R. Gaillet
Une Beauta
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