Christmas Freees and Community Events in Farmers Branch
Community Christmas tree at Farmers Branch on December 20 at 7 pm features Santa Claus, gifts for children, and cooperative programs by three local churches. Mayor Lawson Lewis and Tone Judkity credited for organizing efforts. Numerous local notices praise residents, announce births, hospital updates, and church activities through December and upcoming weeks.
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Farmers Ranch
Prulla Indioently
Banta Claus
Banta
Garo
Lawson Lewis
Tone Judkity
New Residents of Carrollton
The Chronicle lists newly arrived residents in Carrollton. Editor notes the notice will publish names as received from sources, with entries including individuals such as Duncan, Crosby, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Local Sailor Attends King Gustav V Funeral in Sweden
Marty M. Moore a gunner's mate from Carralston Texas served with a U.S. military party at the funeral of King Gustav V of Sweden. The group, aboard destroyer VBR Yura, also included ships USE Boley and 688 Columbus from the North Atlantic Fleet. The U S Navy band from Flag Administrative Unit provided the music for the cortege.
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Raperial
the Chronicle
Marty M. Moore
Fwe
USN
Carralston
Toxnd
United States
Sweden
Gustav V. Meix
Grant G. Heaton
UBN
Boley
U. & Marne Corps
Envy
Columbus
Robert B. Carney
U. S. Naval
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Muale
U. S. Navy
Carrollton Lions Club Christmas Party Ad Set
The Carrollton Eons club plans its annual Christmas Party on Thursday night December 21. A gift will be given. An Old Fashioned Revival is under way at the Carrollton Assembly of God Church led by Rev. and Mrs. R. Duros of Beaumont with Rev. D. W. Kyser as pastor. Special singing and worship are planned, with Thursday night designated for a night of prayer.
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Carrollton Eons Club
Carrollton
Jatier Smart
Jack Perry
Carrollton Igh
Garland
Smart
Perry
Joplin
Young
T Poltila
Ar Tonte
Carrailton
J. It Percy
Mark
Sh Toplin
Ait Brunson
J. ‘Campbell
Lowther
L. O
Eiger
Stambert
Artington
Raf
Browder
John J Yulk Jr Promoted to Private First Class
John J Yulk Jr of RL 1 Out Cotton received a promotion to private first class. He is stationed at Fairfield Air Force Base California and at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. His twin brother Wayne remains in the Air Force and is stationed at Mather Field near Sacramento California.
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John J. Yulk, JR
John J. Witt, Jr
RL 1
Out Cotton
First Clans
Palrfield Air Worce Hise
Patrfield
Calf
Gentry
Lacklend
San Antonio
Wayne
Leaveeim
Air Force
Mather Field
Sacramento
Calif
Addison News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Sen L E Denwis attended the Community House gathering Tuesday at 7 30 pm with hostesses Mrs Mary Bien Kelley and Mrs Carl Verbick. Refreshments served to about 35 guests. Mex Brimmageill wed Mobie Parker at Addison Baptist Church on Friday evening 70 pm. Mr E Shaw and Mr Cynthia Cole visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs DL Wood of Irving.
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Fat
Hosteanes
Mary Bien Kelley
Mra Carl Verbick
Mex Brimmageill
Mobie Parker
Addison Baptist
A A Aese
E Shaw
Cynthia Cole
DL Wood
Irving
Mayor Connell to Break Ground for City Hall Today
Farmers Branch voters go to polls tomorrow to decide on a $100,000 water works and sewer revenue bond package plus a $50 revenue refunding bonds issue. City officials urge qualified residents to cast ballots at City Hall.
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R. C. Connell
City of Farmers Branch
Batnedey
Tt‘wu
Flora Rowe
Lawn Lewis
The Cassip Club Meets at Mrs Kelley Home
The Cassip Club met at the home of Mrs T G Kelley with Mrs Vera Lowrey co hosting. Members from Dallas and Arlington attended and exchanged Christmas recipes and small gift ideas. The next meeting is in Dallas hosted by Mrs Collis P Irby with Mrs Rows W Brown as co host.
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Cassip Club
T. G. Kelley
Vera Lowrey
Tom Vandergrift
Arlington
Bar
W. Smith
Soevells
Couls P. Irby
Mea M. McCormick
Dallas
RO. Connell
A. L. Cunningham
C. F. Godfrey
A. G ‘Irrey
Emma Hardcastle
Horleum
Mra Kelley
Lowrey
Collis P. Irby
Rows W. Brown
Water shortage blamed for loss of Addison home
A fire destroyed the Earl B. Krate home on Belt Line Road in Addison on a cold night, with water scarcity blamed for the spread. Firefighters reported pumps and valves frozen, limited water supply, and the blaze becoming hopelessly out of control before enough water could be brought.
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Earl B. Krate
Belt Line Road
Addison
Atte
Saeréllton
Dallas
Carrollton
Denton Drive-In Offers Free Christmas Cartoon Show
Denton Road Drive-In announces a free Christmas show Thursday consisting of five cartoons and a feature picture. The community is invited to attend as a gesture of appreciation.
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Denton Road Drive-In
Denton Road
Heatre
Gtennes
First Christian Church to Present Christmas Pageant
The First Christian Church plans its annual Christmas Pageant for Monday December 7 with a cast including Charles Long Lavell Paul Caillett Mary Lou Miller and Shirley Haynes as angels and Herod. Director George William oversees the production as crews handle costumes and props. The post office relocation to the square west side was completed with a transfer of 325 over the weekend.
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Pies Christian Church
As & Psn
W. Thompson
George William A
Mex Walter Blanton
Jame Lewis
John W. Blewart
Muse
Charles Long
Wo Lavell
Paul Caillet
Marvin Lewin
Melvin Long Shepherds
Lu Anne Bol- Unger
Kay Caillet
Stirley Savet Waris
Trebwinkel
Mary Lou Miler
Shirley Haynes
Angelx
Wal-er Manton
Herod
James Lewis
Quand
C. TE
Grimes
Attendant
Sham Coun
Dr. W
Cook
Court Ginger
ML. Somes
Sterling ‘Thompson
George William Wie
Tamner Mary
P. Chrisman
Josph
J. Turner
Simeon
Nine
Bry the Christian Church
Broadway
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce Holds Monthly Meeting
The Carrollton Chamber of Commerce held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night December 19 at the school. Chamber President Bill Mall urged all members to attend, noting the session will start at 1 pm.
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R. 9. Consell
Iqround
Rural Fire Fund
New City
Carrollton Chamber of ‘Commerce
Bill Mall
Barrett Renfro Enrolled in English Bible at NTSC
Barrett Renfro of Carralston enrolled in English Bible at NTSC through the Methods House of MTEC. He resides there and is sponsored to the Student Religious Council and pre-theological studies, majoring in Psychology and Philosophy, with committee member Mertro Wyles observing.
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Barrett Renfro
NTSC
Carralston
House of Mtec
Mertro Wyles
Regious
Card of Thanks for W. L Lancaster
Mrs Nanwie Lancaster expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind deeds and moral support after the death of her husband W. L Lancaster. The note thanks those who provided comfort and meals during the difficult time.
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W. L Lancaster
Nanwie Lancaster
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Met
Jess Marcom
Farmers Brand Baptist Church
Evenill
Bo Brown
Char
Bhelton
Claud Richie
Gari Verbick
Afl
Williams
Avery
Gatex
Montana
Fay Williams
Willams
Delbert Moore Jr
William ‘Lee Moore
Chisety
Tyler
Aho
Tyler Wharton
Sandra Martin
Ffugh Martin
Bradfords Memorial Hospital
Mias
Mary Helen ‘Tracy
Henry ‘Tracy
Wits City
Albert Favors
Bunday
F Remotes
Fesham Road
Rev. W. Brannon
Tracy
Purett
Butler
Percy
and ‘Smith
East Grand Baptist Church
Dal * Jag
Tor &P
Hood
de Rendered
J. W. Marshall
Seseae Oe
WMU
Palmer Branch Magtist Church
Ebytren Auditorium
Mra Biel Criswell
Thet Warree
Thie Ity
le Ot Lottie Moor
Wittam
Duncan
Crosby
Lions Club
Assembly OF God Church
PTA
U.K
AI Ponce
Addison News
Sens
L. E Denwis
Arlington Colts
Athe
Nto
Irving Elementary
Ted Oy
Anderson
Alice F
Doris Jean McLane
Tam
Sven
Mise Chistman
Charles A. Molane
Wayne Graves
Richardson Boys
Roth
Albert Jimpson
Larenso Morvan
Allegys
ABP Ucay
Vor Bays Neem
Swen Horton Ald
Grand Prairie
Yoica
Notireman
Allen
Corsichi
The
Comei
Malph Bell
Bell
Post Office
Ben Stringfellow's
Good Bleck (Wie Co
Crosby Road
Mesquite
Citizens OF
Divine Age
Jason
George Kelley
First Christian Church
Tikew
Chamber
Irda
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