Ed Drake to Speak on New Laws at Carrollton Meeting
Edward J. Drake of Brady Drake & Wilson and Dist. Atty. Henry Wade will discuss the new married women rights and hot check laws at the Carrollton Downtown Business Association gathering on September 4 at 7:00 a.m. in the Civic Center.
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Edward J. Drake
Brady, Drake & Wilson
Carrollton
8Th Air Force
England
Germany
USAF
Judge Advocate General's Department
Drake
Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Health & Science Museum
Dallas TB Association
Dist. Att'y
Henry Wade
Association
Nolan Poovey
Chronicle Promotes Focal News and Pictures in Carroliten
The Chronicle boasts of printing more focal news and pictures than any other newspaper daily or weekly in Carroliten. It claims top total circulation among local papers.
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the Chronicle
Carroliten
Carrollton Chamber Views Film On Independent Telcos
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce members viewed color films about growth of independent telephone companies in the United States. Narrators were Bill Esslinger of Southwestern States Telephone Co. and Mike Hart. Mayor R J McInaigh gave a Belt Line Road widening progress report and noted drainage, shop, and city hall projects. Pat Whelan announced two new members Symas Flowers and First National Bank of Carrollton. meeting held at Otis Engineering cafeteria.
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Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bill Essiinger
Southwestern States Telephone Co
Mike Hart
R. J. McInaigh
Belt Line Road
Hutton
City Hall
Chamber
Pat Whelan
Symas Flowers
First National Bank of
Carrollton
Otis Engineering
Rev J D Byrd Named New Pastor at Park Forest Baptist
Rev J D Byrd accepts call as pastor of Park Forest Baptist Church on Forest Lane at Cromwell Drive Dallas. He starts September 1 after serving Oakhurst Baptist Fort Worth. Byrd, a former TV guest on Baptist Voice, is married with four children. Interim pastor Dr Floyd B Chaffin served since June.
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J. D. Byrd
Park Forest Baptist Church
Forest Lane
Cromwell Drive
Dallas
Byrd
Oakhurst Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Baptist Voice
Park Forest Church
Training Union
Floyd B. Chaffin
Southern Baptist Annuity Board
West Virginia Marks Centennial This Year
The Mountain State celebrates its 100th anniversary this year highlighting the centennial milestone for West Virginia.
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West Virginia
First National Bank of Carrollton to Increase Capital
The board approves raising capital accounts by 125000 to 500000 pending stockholder and OCC approval. A special meeting on September 10 seeks consent to fund a new bank building on property at 1400 South Broadway in downtown Carrollton.
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First National Bank of
Carrollton
Marvin H. Hancock, Jr
Hancock
South Broadway
American Legion Post 597 Installs Officers
The Carrollton American Legion Post 597 installed new officers for the coming year on Thursday August 22. Officers include Fizie Tutt commander A C Hilson first vice commander Lewis Ferguson second vice commander Dan Leithner chaplain Ray Ogle finance officer Gilbert Hernandez adjutant Clarence Stephens sergeant at arms. James Tutt remains house chairman. 1964 membership cards will be issued soon and members urged to pay dues early. Fifth District convention is set for September 28-29 with plans to attend urged.
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Carrollton American Legion Post 597
Fizie Tutt
A. C. Hilson
Lewis Ferguson
Dan Leithner
Ray Ogle
Gilbert Hermandez
Clarence Stephens
James Tutt
House
Tom Lester Heads UF County Towns Division in 1964 Campaign
Garland resident Tom Lester was named chairman of the United Fund county towns division for the 1964 campaign. General chairman Charles Meyer also appointed E. Carlyle Smith and John Davis as division co chairmen as 500 volunteers prepare to solicit 20 cities and 40 000 employees for a goal of 4 685 729 to support 64 affiliated agencies. Carrollton chairmen Jack Blanton and Ernest Parson lead the county towns with Addison represented by Blanton acting as chairman and Farmers Branch and Smith including Rev Bourdon.
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Tom Lester
Garland
United Fund
Charles Meyer
E. Carlyle Smith
John ‘Davis
Carrollton
Jack Blanton
Ernest Parson
Mr. Blanton
Addisson
Farmers
Walter Manske
Bourdon. Smith
Thayer Captures Farmers Branch Tennis Singles Title
Frank Thayer won the singles crown at the Farmers Branch Carrollton Tennis Tournament finishing 7-5 6-4 over Conn. Snodgres and Telford won the doubles 6-4 7-4 while Snodgres teamed with Tedford. Event ran Aug 10 to Aug 24 with sponsoring Farmers Branch Carrollton Tennis Association.
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Frank Thayer
Mike Conn
Tom Fawcett
Thayer
Conn
David Telford
Paul Snodgres
Bill Thompson
Telford
Shodgres
Farmers Branch-Warrolston
Snodgres
David Linn
Conn-Thompson
Linn-Lewison
Snodgres-Telford
Farmers Branch
Cars Rollton
Farmsrs Branch
Snodgres and
Carrollton Tennis Association
Two Local Ladies Receive Degrees at TWU Summer Commencement
The Texas Woman's University summer commencement occurred Friday morning August 23 with President Dr. John A. Guinn delivering the address. Local graduates Prudie Parrish earned a BS in Nursing from Route 1 Coppell and Mary Ann Carlton earned a PS in Elementary Education from 1800 Highland Drive Carrollton.
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Denton
Texas
Texas Woman’s University
John A. Guinn
Prudie Parrish
Route 1
Coppell
Mary Ann Carlton
Highland Drive
Carrollton
Americans Hold Seventy One Percent Of Global Automobiles
A historical report notes that Americans possess about 71 percent of the world's automobiles, indicating a dominant share of global vehicle ownership. The article discusses implications for industry, trade, and consumption patterns in the United States.
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Merchants
ED Drake
France
Spain
Edward J, Drake
Rev. Byrd
Park Forest Baptist
American Legion
UF County Towns Division
Bill Blanton
Thompson
Tony Wynn
Snodgies
Linn
Hugh Bettis
Lawson- Craig
Jack Shirley
Bettis
C.H. Fink
Eugene Simmons
Mitchell Mayberry
Linn and
Lewison
Wille Blinton
Wynn
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