Dallas North Tollway rail-pulling begins at warehouse
Cowboys line image shows rail work on the Cotton Belt route in Dallas. Dec 15 marks the start as track moves around the Binyon O Keefe warehouse at 2155 Oak Lawn. Crews cut a corner of the building to connect warehouse siding with the MKT line.
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Dallas North Tollway
Cotton Belt RR
Dallas
Binyon-O’keefe
Oak Lawn
MKT
Turnpike Authority
Binyon- O'Keefe
Dallas County
Park Cities
Joint Church Service Draws 650 and Boosts Fellowship
The Highland Baptist Church and Webb Chapel Baptist Church held a joint service December 19 with a combined 86 voice choir performing Love Transcending. Attendance reached 650, about 150 over expectations, as pastors Bob McMakin and Bill Moore praised the program and welcomed missionary elect Rev. Gerald Price collecting Gold Bond Stamps to fund a Brazil airplane.
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Highland Baptist Church
Webb Chapel Baptist Church
Bob McMakin
Bill Moore
Gerald Price
Price
Brazil
The
North American Baptist Association
Highland Church
Webb Chapel
Building Permits Rise for 1965 in Carrollton
Carrollton officials report 1965 new construction authorizations totaling 4 644 450 from January 1 to December 1 versus 4 688 836 for all of 1964. Permits issued since December 1 exceed 300 000, signaling a larger year ahead.
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Carrollton
Junior Achievement Dallas Adopts Budget at December Meetings
Junior Achievement Dallas Area held its Board and membership meetings at the Statler Hilton Hotel on December 14. New directors elected were E C Smith Sidney Peatross and William Oliver. A 122600 budget was approved to expand the organization's operations.
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Junior Achievement
Dallas Area
Statler-Hilton Hotel
E. C. Smith
Sidney Peatross
William Oliver
Christmas Tree Custom Traced to Germany and 19th Century Spread
The custom originated in Germany and spread across Europe. Prince Albert popularized the tree in England in 1841, with German immigrants bringing it to the United States in the 19th century. A tree was shown in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1832, and Martin Luther is often credited with starting the decoration tradition.
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Germany
Europe
Prince Albert
Victoria
England
United States
Cambridge
Mass
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