No Butane Rationing Anticipated by Lone Star Gas Co
Local notice reports Lone Star Gas Co expects no household butane rationing this winter. Company official Foster cited broad bulk storage, wholesale supply to dealers, and planned ample deliveries to Dallas Fort Worth area customers to meet fuel needs despite high demand. The report also mentions a December wedding in Dallas and implications for local residents.
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Lone Star Gas Co
Lone Star
Feild
Foster
Tuturo Butane Aupplion
Lonetar Gns
Tur’ jMlates
Eame Gas
Dallas
Yarrant
Hunt
Hamillton
Coryell
McLennan
Fulle
Belh
Rovertson
Milam
Willett
Burlescott
Bruzoe
Euatoments
Baster
Lone Blurie
Lone Star Gan Company
Poster
Jay
Wrens
Pnt
New Circle WECS Holds Monthly Meeting at Methodist Church
The New Circle of WECS held its regular monthly meeting Monday night at the Methodist Church led by Margaret Johinson. Reverend Ridgley spoke on Great Prayers of the Bible. The circle name Bompr Circle honors Miss Minnis Mae Roma, missionary to India, inviting community members to join future meetings.
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WECS
Methodist Church
Margaret Johinson
Dusinoga Sendon
Robert Ridg Jey
Mra Ridley
Bi Biantan
Mra, A, & Poster
Offolo
Bompr
Minnis Mae Roma
Plano
India
Missionary Society Seeks Members At College Avenue Baptist
The Women's Missionary Society of College Avenue Baptist Church meets each Monday evening. A previous good attendance was noted and members and friends are invited to attend. Officers for the year were elected: Mrs Opal Vaden president, Mrs Eugene McGinny vice president, Mrs Fern Cox secretary-treasurer, and Mrs Detlax Folks Bible teacher.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
College Avenue Baptist Church
Methodiat Youth Choir First Rehearsal and Plans
The Methodist Youth Choir met Monday night for their first rehearsal led by Mrs John Lee Mitchell. They will perform a special number in the Morning Worship Service next Sunday. The County Hospital Women's Auxiliary held a meeting in January with guest speakers and a light lunch and birthday cake.
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Methodiat Youth Choir
John Lee
Mitchell Dinneting
City County Hospital
Woma'g Audiiary
Parkland Nurses Home
County Indies
al Temipletan
F. Turkin
Peggy Ann Pylant Selected In DAR Contest
Peggy Ann Pylant was chosen to represent Chroliten High School in the Daughters of the American Revolution contest. Each high school selects three seniors, with the faculty choosing one to represent the school. The selected candidate must embody patriotism, service, scholarship, dependability, and leadership. Other contenders shown by the senior class were Bans Wuik and Betty Kelly.
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Peggy Ann Piyant
Chroliten High School
Teptty
Quarlet
Washington
Peyey
Bans Wuik
Betty Kelly
Candlelight Service At Parmere Branch Baptist Church
On Monday night January 6 the Young Wen of the Fulmery Branch Baptist Church led a candlelight service titled Sixty Years In Royal Service. Several performers presented musical numbers and readings, including Mrs Allee Moore, Miss Char Wine Con, Mrs Darlene Angel, Mrs Lanine Thompson, Mrs Nellie Butler Cath erine, and others. The program included solos, duets, and meditations, drawing about 48 attendees.
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Wi Cielo
Fulmery Branch Baptist Church
Allee Moore
Char- Wine Con
Darlene Angel
Lanine Thompson
Nellie Butler Catherine
Wellie Builth
Mary Ant Baldwin
Mek Nuowl
Gale Len Rusberry
Grother G
Bailey Clove Willyw
Colfer
Plo
Carrollton Leads County With New Roofing Type
Carrollton announces a new roofing method from J. Bond of the Tena Bartile Mfg. and Supply Co. The Bond claim notes the Roseman Avenue home of Jim Tom Springrow is the first in the county connected to this Warille concrete roofing. Bond says the system has proved successful in California for the past year.
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Carrollton
New Year's Eve Party Held at Bley Home
Rau led a young crowd at the Carl R. Bley residence to ring out the old year. Guests included Clifton McGrew, Betty Conway, Oscar Arthur, Helen Small, June Herndon, Hetty Arthur, Joynte Annite, and others. Refreshments featured cafes and pink and green decorations. party stunts, donkey games, and a midnight toast accompanied horn blasts and well wishes for 192- New Year.
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Carl R. Bley
Rand
Carl
Clifton & McGraw
Mra
Betty Conway
Oscar Arthur
Helen
Small
Citta Seaie
Billy Fremadon
Anita Pay Lawnop
June Herndon
Hetty Beatrice Arthur
Tiostensen
Bluey Leak
Layce Janette
Joyte Annite
Biuoy
Clifton K. McGrew
Yoni
Bethel Baptist Revival to Feature Guest Speaker
Bethel Baptist Church between Parmers Branch and Lotd fhauaey will host a revival January 11 through 26 with Rev Fred P Billings of Daluua evangelist as principal speaker. Pastor Crady Eubieglmn announced the event inviting all to attend.
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Bethel Baptist
Fred P. Billings
Dalua
Bethel Baptist Church
Parmers Branch
Lotd Fhauaey
Crady Eubielgmn
Pantor
Hevur
Ethridge
New Baptist Minister Takes Charge at Oxtroition Church
The Piisi Baptist church of Oxtroition installs Rev. Henry H. Kinkende as pastor succeeding Rev. Eugene T Moore now in Pittsburg Texas. Kinkende comes from Baton Rouge La and was born in Northeast Missouri. He attended Baylor University earning degrees and did ministerial work at L. A. Theological Seminary. He plans further study at Southwestern Seminary for missions. Rev Kinkende has four children.
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Piisi Baptist Church
Henry H. Kinkende
Eugene T Moore
Pittsburg
Texas
Baylor University
Man Orleans Blist
Dallas County Chest to elect new head in January meeting
The Dallas County Community Chest plans to name a new president at its January board meeting at the Baker Hotel in Dallas. W. Vallmes leads the nominating committee to select a campaign chairman as the chest continues to recruit volunteers and support health and welfare agencies across the city and county.
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Dallas County Community Chest
Dallas Bounty Community’ Chest
Baker Hotel
Dallas
W. O Vallmes
Fuetibere
Hla Norlnating
Ianhary
Corven
Opera Hone
Howard Legs Garrison Visits Carrollton After 25 Years
Howard Legs Garrison, once a prominent Carrollton figure, returns after 25 years to the town now living in Dexter New Mexico. He recalls his days as village smithy and longtime mayor and notes changes while meeting old friends including Tom Vanderarit Roy Graviey Iya Brake and Bil Vingent. Carrollton welcomes him back with warm nostalgia.
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Howard
Legs” Garrison
Carrollton
Htowant
Garrison
Hhiwokamith
Sity Miav
Mieine
Mhop
Dexter
N. M. Ie
Shironlele
Tom Vanideraritf
Roy Graviey
Iya Brake
Hike Genvdey
Bil Vingent
Goerteon
Hare
Peedom
Claude H Ames To Fill New Position In Progressive Move
The Carrollton Chamber of Commerce elected Claude H Ames as hive manager at a Sunday special meeting led by Walter R Blanton. The talk highlighted industrial expansion potential, with Ames pledging to recruit suitable industries and contact authorities, while roots in local business and fraternal activity were noted. A future special meeting will reorganize and elect new officers and directors.
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Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
Walter R. Blanton
Claude H. Ames
Irector
Carrollton State Bank
Chamber
Ames
Atmeedlerok
Luke Dallaxian
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dallas ‘Chamber
Continental Motor Corporation
Garland
Detroit
Loa! Chamber
Meet
Ang
Walter AL Bllniton
Burnett Perry
Bil Hall
Homer Cisytom
Roy Gravley
Godfrey
EO. Terry
W.M. van Ness
Mr. Perry
Holmaan Rhoton
C. W. Shafer
HU. Rim=sty
Aman T. Cunningham
Bene ‘Young
Buddy Manning
Ni J. Bindi
Wi 'T. Bguibb
Terry
W. M. Vanes
Pearl Gravley Holiday Family Reunion Draws Nine Families
Mrs Pearl Gravley hosted Christmas Day with all nine children and families present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bentrice Wineh, Mr and Mrs P T Gravley, Mr and Mrs Lee Gravley, Mr and Mrs Wilton Gravley, Mr and Mrs B B Prige, Foe and Milburn of Carrollton, Mr and Mrs TW Jobe and baby of Suimnr Springs, Mr and Mrs BUL Nichol and baby of Delia, plus Mr Walter Nichol of Coluton Pexad, Mr J Bon Gravley, Dalla, Mrs D Perry of Carrollton, and Mr Od Mrs Thomas Wier of Willpoint.
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Pearl Gravley
Howe
Mra Ben~ Trice Wineh
Mra
P.T. Grayiey
Lee Gravley
Wilton Gravley
B. Prige
Suipnur Springs
Bul Nichol
Baby
Delia
Walter Nichol
Colutvn
Pexad
J Bon Gravley
Dalla
D. ©. Perry
Carrollton
Thomas Wier
Willa Point
Twenty Texans to Attend Cotton Council Meeting
Twenty Texas cotton industry leaders will serve as official representatives of nine cotton intersta at the National Cotton Council's tenth annual meeting in Atlanta Georgia January 1 29. Chance, chairman of the Texas unit, announced today. Texan delegates will join cotton farmers gin owners warehousemen merchants spinners and cottonseed crushers from 17 cotton producing states to plan research sales promotion production and marketing programs. The council will focus on mechanization certification and insect control while pressing tax relief and deregulation efforts to boost production and market access. The National Cotton Council is described as the industrys only unified representative body.
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Bryan
Ninte-Cotton Intersta
National Cotton Gounds
Atlant
Georan
Chince
Ryan
Fexn
Teday
Coton
Texas
National Cotton Council
Chance
Aimane
Gotton
Catmell
Alte Unit
May Ye Smit of Plano Guest Speaker at WBS Meeting
Mrs May Dye Smith appeared as piano guest speaker at the WBS meeting held at Mrs Dell Smith’s home. Mrs Suh, a long missionary service member, spoke about ten days, with refreshments provided by the Roteat members.
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May YE Smitt
Plano
May Dye Smith
WBS
Tursday
Ah Lve
Dell Smith
Suh
Budi Plas Fareli
GH School Cagers Defeat Richardson In Twin Wins
Carrollton teams triumphed at Richardson Tuesday night with the girls winning 14 10 and the boys 20 14. Chaslive Cox led the girls with eight points while the boys controlled play from start to finish and stayed ahead in the fourth. Richardson girls and boys showed solid effort but Carrollton pulled out both close contests.
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Carrollton
Able
Hoya
Richardson
Chaslive Cox
Hlih
Poldit Piel
Ball
Garrolston
Richardeon
Hittcrest
Panthers
Speech Class Debates Hate Economies Curriculum
Speech class working on a debate unit under Mrs Green. Four questions have been debated this week. Students act as judges focusing on the strength of arguments rather than the question. Tuesday's debate asked should hate economies be required for the high school curriculum. Jane Cash and Quite Julian supported the affirmative. Baty Pruitt and Paley Dygwell argued the negative.
Texan Safety Association Urges Winter Night Traffic Caution
The Texan Safety Association reminds motorists to take extra precautions during dark winter hours. Officials emphasize reduced speeds and visible lighting to prevent accidents among drivers and pedestrians.
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The
Texan Safety Association
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Central Congregational Churity
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Burleson Hopkins
James ‘Turner
NEW Circle
WSCI
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Missionary Society
Methodist
TV County
Osfital Women's Auxiliary
Peggy Ann Pylant
Parmere
Branch Baptist Church
ELSEY
New Baptist Minister
Benry H, Kinkeade
Ciiymarenal
Hus
Durtion
First Baptist Church
Lene
Mra Diax
Des
Oarriion Pasaeil
Cine
Progressive Move
Cotton Council
Cagers
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