Farmers Branch to Open Schools Sept 8
Farmers Branch plans September 8 start for the 1982-83 school term with a record opening and the new Denton highway building serving west of Highway 7. A large faculty, new principal A H Pritchard, a modern 14 classroom auditorium cafetorium, and expanded ranks are noted alongside a revival report and church funding efforts.
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Edurch
Farmers Branch Public Schools
Iarwest
Field City
Denton
Forrest Lane
Farmers ‘Branch
A. H. Pritchard
Tearea
W i Sharp
Chico
Farmers Branch
Effie Jeffries
Marve Robinson
Beasle Thorpeon
OH Pritchard
Maxine
Daniel
Mary Herring
Wille Smith
Lois Rush
Blade Herring
Misa Pansy Stanford
Irene Wells
Bernice Marshall
Coy T. Tindel
Meld City School
Thelma Runyan
Twa
First Christian Church News and Notices
The Women's Christian Fellowship executive committee met to plan the bi monthly meeting in the church parlor at 748 pm on Monday. The Evangelism department outlines revival activities from September 1 to 7 with services at 10 00 am and 7 00 pm. Thursday softball tied Lions for first in the league. Members travel for vacations to Mexico City Mineral Wells Canada California Tennessee and Colorado. Charl Chastain is thanked for reader duties. Jackie Stringfellow arrives home from four years overseas duty in California planning a military career.
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W.T. Cook
Women’s Christian Fellowship
Raul Callie
Mexico City
Mys
Bob Munsaker
Tide Luther
Tema Sinder
Bantt, Alberts
Canada
Ben Stringfellow
Sandra
Colorado
George Williams
California
Mies Ettenberh Ann Cailier
Nasheilie
Tenn
R. le Turner
Froi, Colorado
Nina Faye Calhoun
Mian Gardner
Sterlin ‘Thompson
Amalea
Jackie Te
Methodist MYF Hosts Park Swimming Party and Picnic
The MYF group held a Monday night swimming party and church picnic at Grauwiler Park with about 3 percent of members and guests in attendance. Attendees included Rev. tod Mrs. Leon Tarper and family, Jem Cromer and Homer Burley, John Hancock, Allen Lovelice, and Barrett Renfro, RTRC students, who joined their parents in the event. The gathering ended with a blended church service as students prepared to return home for worship with their home church.
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Perna
MYF
Grauwiler Park
Tod
Leon ‘Tarper
and Mars
Jem Cromer
Homer Burley
John Hancock
Allen Lovelice
Barrett Renfro
RTRC
Almare 9 Esserets
Studete
Texas Manufacturers Directory eighth edition listed
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research released the eighth edition of the Texas Manufacturers Directory. It provides the most complete rating of manufacturing firms in Texas including ownership, address, employment, distribution and products.
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Austin
Unclear military notice from Texas ADA Caliogs release
Fragmentary report notes Pvt William Lettie at Fort Sill with the Quartermaster Battalion Sth Armored Division. Claims he is son of Mrs Dellmith of Carrolltan. Mentions large number of samples received by the Weather Testing Laboratory at Texas ADA Caliogs. Reports appear muddled and require clarification.
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Pvt
William Lettie Tirsith
Fort Sill Okishoma
St Quartermaster
Sth Armored
Dellmith
Carrolltan
New Dean at TSCW Four Carrofltonians Return Home
Four Carrollton residents sail from New Orleans July 26 and return to Mobile August 11 after a Caribbean cruise aboard the Alcoa Clipper. Passengers include Dr Ning Faye Calhon, Miss Ruth Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs Sterlin Thompson. Ports of call: Kingston Jamaica Willemstad Curacao La Guaira Valencia Port of Spain Trinidad. Cruise covered 4540 miles. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs A Pow at Dallas Osteopathic Hospital August 4.
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New Orleans
Caribbean
Ning Faye Calhon
Ruth Gardner
Sterlin Thompson
Mobile
Ala
Kingston
Jamaica
Willemstad
Curscaa
la Quaira
Venezuela
Guanta
Veneuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
la Guaira
Lions Start Grid Tussle Sept. 12
Electric power in the Carrollton area is strengthened as Texas Power Light crews rebuild a 12,500-volt line from Carrollton to the city and add a new east circuit to Farmers Branch and Addison. Manager W. G. Hillis of Irving notes improved two way power and automatic service restorers to minimize interruptions.
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Carrollton
Farmers Branch
Ges
Texas Power @ Light Company
W. G. Hilts
Tat
Irving
Willemaid
Belt Line
Addisonircuit
Akes
Hillis
Baptist Tent Revival Ends Sunday Night
Evangelist Jester Rolett leads a two week Baptist revival sponsored by Carrollton and J Farmers Branch churches. Nine professions of faith reported with hundreds of other decisions. attendance high at a 2,000 seat tent with as far as 150 miles. Local pastors praise the revival and look forward to close services.
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Pirat
Jester Rolett
Find Baptist Churches of
Carrollton
J Farmera
W. B. Carraway
Thomas Bguinn
Guinn Mid
Evangel Rolati
Negro Spirituale
Engs Epedals
Guinn
Bro
Carraway
Lester Roloff
Morning Garden Club meeting on September third
The Morning Garden Club gathers at the Community House on Wednesday September 3 at 10 oclock. Members are asked to bring flowers for arrangements and a paper bag lunch. President Mrs Ted Childrens will conduct the meeting.
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Clun
Ted Childrens
Auto Inspection Deadline Warns Sept 6
Texas Safety Association urges timely auto inspections to avoid $100 inspection fees and potential dangers. Minor accidents can ruin vehicles, and checking your car today may prevent long lines and ensure safety.
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Texas Safety Association
Peurifoy and Barefoot Sanders Win Runoff in Dallas
Final totals from Dallas County precincts show Judge Paul Peurifoy leading 1142 to 106 for Judge Glenn York in the District Court race. Barefoot Sanders defeated F. H. Sherman by 13082 to 10 in the representative race, while Martin Dies ran for at large county posts and gathered 18037 votes.
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Dallas
Paul Peurifoy
Glenn York
District Court
Ratefoot Bandes
F. H. Sherman
Place & Martin Dies
Port Worth
Mouston
Spurgeon
H. Wil
Supreme Court
Dallas County
Orelawn Home Democrat Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Orelawn Home Democrat Club schedules a Wednesday gathering on September 3 at 3:30 pm in the home of Mrs W. Ithiem at 488 Reedera. Mrs Pear Bidk Um and Minnie Thorpe named as co hostesses with the event set to feature community discussion and refreshments.
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Tar Rowslawn
Rome
Demonatta- von Club
W. 8
Ithiem
Reedera
Pear Bidkum
Minnie Thorpe
Insurance agency note prompts questions on liability
Coker Insurance Agency asks if you are financially responsible for damage your automobile may cause, offering coverage options. The terse ad emphasizes personal liability protection and invites inquiry for policy details and eligibility.
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Coker Insurance Agency
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Stringfeelow
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Dallas Osteopathic Hospital
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I Santen
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Wharton
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National Foundation For Infantile
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Sky Green
Buckner
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Pleasant Grove
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Green
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Robert Richardson
Paul Ewing
Charles Gilbert
Betty Zetty
John Rejeau
Bobby Cathey
Dean Blan Tenship
James Morton
Max Pew
Jerry Young
Retsy Zetty
John Reveau
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