First Baptist Pastor to Speak on Christ at Farmers Branch
Pastor W B Carraway of First Baptist Church Farmers Branch will speak Sunday morning on What Think Ye at Christ and Sunday evening on The Bible Doctrine of Bin The church reports 185 Sunday School attendees last Sunday 7 joined Training Union one baptism and offerings totaling 423.06 Rev Carraway to speak at Carrollton youth service Thursday son Ronnie recovering from pneumonia police at One Brotherhood meeting here March of Dinners in Farmers Branch raised 45010 shows 2401 boot Mother’s March 120 and loan banks 90.19 thanks to all who contributed to this effort
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First, Baptist Church of Farmers Branch
W. B. Carraway
Training Union
Carraway
Carrollton
Thomas B. Guinn
First Baptist Church
Farmers Branch
Boot
Palrote
Carrollton Lions Rout Killcrest Panthers 55-36 in District Tilt
Led by Jerry Young and James Melton, Carrollton Lions defeated Killcrest Panthers 55-36 in a District 13-AA basketball game at the local gym. AJ Roberts totaled 10 points for Carrollton. Grifth of Killcrest led his team with seven points and one free throw.
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Jerry Young
James Melton
Carrollton Lions
Killcrest Panthers
Roberts
Dave Griftth
Use Panthers
Carrollton
Pleasant Grove
Coppell PTA Names First President Guest Speaker
Mex Tom Moore, Coppell PTA president, served as guest speaker at the Founder's Program during the February meeting on Friday. After the program, cake and coffee were served in the lunchroom with hostesses Mrs Clinton Holt and Mrs Carl Johnson assisting.
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Tom Moore
Coppell Pta
Clinton Holt
Carl Johmnson
Carrollton Schools Closed Through Feb 11 Due to Flu
Carrollton schools shut down Monday amid flu spread, with about 133 of 751 students absent. Classes expected to resume Monday Feb 11 unless illness worsens, as the outbreak disrupts the week’s attendance and routines.
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Carrollton
Atrendliner
Community events and business changes noted in town notices
Announcmne announces a citywide week celebration starting Monday by Pounder’s Work and a nearby ARP promotion with expected food discounts. ARP, founded 1858, grew from a New York shop to a large chain across 7 states. Mr and Mrs Kelly purchase Ogle’s Tumble Station and Grocery, rename to Rolly’s Grocery and Service, inviting public visits. Carrie Chapman Catt cited as a leader in advocating the 29th Amendment.
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Pounder
A&dt
WEP
Huntington Buriford
Kerr
Cates
ARP
New York City
Aoe
States
District of Columbia
Canada
Gretty Good
Kelly
Central City
Ogle
Cressrords
Hwy
Keeliys
Rolty's Grocery & Arvion
Uhr
Insurance agency notice on vehicle damage coverage
Fragmentary OCR shows Coker Insurance Agency offering coverage for automobile damage. Text is garbled but implies policies or assistance related to vehicle damage claims. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable for precise summary.
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Resporiaie
Salado College to Be Rebuilt as Shrine by Waco DRT
A Salado College site, once a center for elocution and study, is being transferred to the Waco chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Local descendants recall founder Sterling C. Robertson and the college’s 19th century growth before fires and decline. The plan envisions a permanent fireproof shrine on the remaining 72 acres to house Salado’s records and honor its historic role.
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Carrollton
Salado College
Shrine
Waco Dar
Burlay Dallas At
News
Imad
NL. Robertson
Sterling C. Robertson
Salado
Mid- Fle
An & Shrine
Waco
the Daughters of the Republic of
Texas
Roberton
Whick Mow
Tihy Fen
Robertson
Imestone
Prine Tating
Thomas Amoldigh
Te College
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Attec
First Lit Jack W Bishop Undergoing Pilot Training
Jack W Bishop of 210 Crown Road Dallas reports as undergoing pilot training at San Marcos Army Air Force Base. He arrived in San Marcos on January 29.
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Jack W. Bishop
Sah Marcos Air Force Bank
Texas
W. Bishop
Crown Road
Dallas
Ran Mar Poe Air Force Bane
Texans
Ake Parcathabiots
Mixhop
San Marcos
Morning Garden Club Holds Meeting Here Wednesday
The Morning Garden Club met Wednesday at 9 30 with president Mrs Childress presiding. Speakers Miss Olivene Patterson spoke on flower show preparation while Bob Sturdivant discussed roses. A large turnout attended and lunch was served. Several members shared remarks and a project update.
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Tela
Tho
Simery
Glen McDonald
ML Turner
M.D. Ithoton
Ames
W. Childress
Biss
Mer Jack Seema
G. 3. Cheaway
RB Honere
Garden Club
Dalies
Purchase of Hutton Branch Easements Nears Completion
City officials disclosed Monday that gravelling channel easements near completion would allow transfer to the State Highway Department after all easements are secured. A $1,422.50 appraisal from a condemnation hearing may be challenged, with bond for double price possible.
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Hutton
Hutton Branch
State Highway Department
City Counc
Archie ‘Duncan
Dickinson
Lynn Lawther
Texas Power & ‘Light Company
Record Sale of Poll Taxes Predicted Here
Poll taxes are expected to influence the upcoming Carrollton city election. About 600 poll taxes reported at the ML. Coker sub station, with lists still incomplete. Filing deadlines loom as 20 candidates consider mayoral and two alderman seats. platforms and voter intent will shape the race.
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ML. Coker
Steun
Dallas
Timex Herald
Baluua City
Carrollton
Roy “Mitchel
Tear Young
Tney
Mothers With Pre School Children Invited To Program
Mothers of Carrottton Prim ary Branch and nearby areas with children in pre school age are invited to a program on Wednesday February 13 at 10 49 am at First Christian Church. Me Rat Hatfines Home and Family Education Department for Dallas schools will speak on Who Rules Your Miashata. A question box will aid mothers seeking specific information about Patagonia and the southern end of South America.
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Carrottton
First Christian Church
Me Rat
Victory Bell Remains Ataxpolle Memorial Over Cherry
The note recalls a victory bell ceremony marked by a specific memorial over Cherry, observed on the occasion of a ceremonial moment. Details are fragmentary, but the event centers on honoring history and a commemorative bell tradition.
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Rene
Cherry
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