Light boats used in rowing Faces called shells
The article notes that light boats used in rowing are known as shells. It explains shell boats as streamlined craft designed for speed and competition.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
5
The article notes that light boats used in rowing are known as shells. It explains shell boats as streamlined craft designed for speed and competition.
Church notice lists Rev D W Kyser of Assembly of God and minister Jack O Crane of Church of Christ. Bible study at 10:00 am, preaching and worship at 11:00 am, prayer service Wednesday evening at 8:00 pm. Also mentions Baylor and Southwestern affiliations.
A fragment references Hampshire, Lochinvar, and horses like Lil Bic and Mischief Audrey. The legible parts hint at a major step or selection involving these names, but details are unclear and no full context is readable.
Weekend visitors dotted Coppell scenes as families hosted guests from Meridian Lewisville Dallas and Carrollton. The WSCS at the Methodist Church held a Thursday meeting planning Bible School and choir practice with after program refreshments. Fort Hood guest Billy Harwell joined local hosts Floyd Harwell and family. The 1th annual Junior Historian meeting set for April 20 in Austin invites under 21 to join as chapter member or member at large with details from TSHA University.
The Texas State Historical Association and University of Texas announce the 1052 Joadin Historian Writing Contest with a April 1 deadline. Entrants should write about local communities, length up to 2500 words or two typewritten pages, and may compete for the Leslie Waggener Memorial Awards totaling about $300 in books and prize money.
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