Carrollton Lions win two games to top district race
Carrollton beat Hillcrest 40 10 to take the lead in 18 AA. James Melton led Carrollton with 10 points while Lobdell added 14 for Hillcrest. Jerry Young paced Carrollton with 15 points on six field goals and three free throws. Terrell defeated by Carrollton 81 90 last Friday. The Lions face Pleasant Grove at home Friday night January 14.
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Carrollton
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Markem Lobdell
Bill
Marvin Fleetwood
Terrell
Teaca
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March of Dimes Drive Leaders Named in Dallas County
Dallas County March of Dimes drives gain momentum with newly announced chairmen as gamma globulin shipments arrive for polio inoculation. Local officials push fundraising plans while a revival gains traction at a nearby Assembly of God church.
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Cedar
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Betty
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Miler
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Austin
Skinner Praduatea
Cartman
Mig Wiel Age Detore
University of Texas
Assembly OF God Church
Christian Living and Horror Topics at First Baptist
News from Farmers Branch reports Pastor Carraway delivering morning lessons on Two Imperatives In Christian Living and a Sunday evening sermon titled The Horrors of Mell. A baptismal service followed led by Al Bowman with a full house of praise in the song service. The pastor’s earlier sermon on The Deceitful ness of the Devil drew praise as 245 attended Behor!. Training Union and a 720 day offering, of which 70 went to Re. loft and his radio work. Next week Carraway will join Pastor Thames B. Gave and the First Baptist Church of Carillion for a study course teaching two books on senataship. Mrs. Wade Coonroy) reports word of grandson IL 7 Pingsn wounded in Korea, son of Stra. Were Pinyun of Dallas. Beverly Ann Good celebrated a birthday Saturday. A large group of friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkham of Dallas visited in Denton with their son and family. Pete Sharp on Royal Lane provided supper for kinfolk Monday. Continues on Page 8.
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First Baptist
al Bowman
Training Union
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Thames B. Gave
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Wade Coonroy
IL 7
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Korea
Stra
Pinyun
Dallas
Dee
Garden Club News Recalls Meeting and Recipe Prize
Members met January 13 at the Community Hall for a session of beets and peppers discussion led by a speaker who shared a recipe book for a door prize. An executive board meeting followed with brief business and notes of an upcoming event in Baton Rouge at the state capital.
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Eld & Short
Taulstone
Baton Rouge
Carrollton PTA Meeting Tuesday At Carrollton
The Carrollton PTA will hold a meeting Tuesday June 30 with a program by Mrs Myra Huffines on How to Be Happy in Today’s Life The seventh grade students will present the program.
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Carrollton
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Mra
Myra Huffines
Poll Tax Sales Lag Noted by Local Tax Official
Area residents were warned by M. T. Coker that the January 31 deadline for paying 2983 poll taxes nears. Coker reported about 600 tax receipts issued for 1982, a new record, and noted that receipts are available at his office.
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M. T. Coker
Coker
Flower Fanciers Rae PRI At City Hall
The Flower Fanciers Garden Club of Farmers Branch met January 11 at Mrs Oran Good home to plan improvements for Farmers Branch City Hall Funds were discussed and a bake sale set for February 6 at City Hall to raise money Readiness to support a large 19 by 45 foot interior upgrade and inviting community help with donations of pies or cookies via Mrs Marnie Culpepper or Mrs Bi McCleary at the post office
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Flower Fanciers Garden Club of Farmers Branch
Oran
Farmers Branch
Mra
Marnie Culpepper
Mra Bi] McCleary
Morning Garden Club Meeting At Community Hall
The Morning Garden Claret and the Community House held a Wednesday meeting with Shelton elected as club president. A resignation letter from former president Mrs J M Childress was read. The Tower Show plans were discussed and the April event at the Community Hall was set.
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HH Shelton
J. M. Childress
John McKamy
W. T. Cook
W.G. Rash
From Our Readers Dallas County Public Library
The Dallas County Public Library system undergirds churches homes and schools and provides reading for leisure in county life. It began with meager funds and a small staff, yet was valued across the county and has grown, yet funding remains insufficient for continued improvement.
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Dallas County Publi
Tooreen
Tven
Bank Stockholders Vote 100 Percent Dividend
Carrollton State Bank president H Lawrence Kimsey announced at the annual meeting that the common capital stock was increased by 100 percent and a 100 percent stock dividend would be issued. Each share would entitle one additional share. the move reflects growth in the Carrollton area. Bank resources and deposits rose, with December 31 figures showing total resources near 1.908 million and deposits at a similar scale. Officers include Henry W. Perry vice president, Ray R. Miteneth cashier, Marlin L. Myers assistant cashier, with directors T. G. Kelley Lawrence Kinnsey W. W. Kimsey Roy R. Mitchell Burnett Perry and Henry W. Perry.
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Carrollton State Bank
Kimsey
Carrollton Bank
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Bank
City Zoning Commission Sets Re hearing for Jan 26
The City Zoning Commission on Monday night set a re hearing for January 26 at 7 30 pm in the Community House to review proposed changes to the zoning ordinance affecting commercial industrial and some residential areas The panel asked property owners to submit written recommendations before the hearing and to study proposed setbacks for commercial buildings Copies of the proposed changes will be available at City Hall next week
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Holman Rhoton
Ehalr
Nan
Dr. W. Wagner
Hare
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Yetoet
Funeral Services for Mrs Mattie Holl Held in Farmers Branch
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm for Mrs Mattie Lou Holl, longtime Farmers Branch resident of 38 years. The service at Farmers Branch First Baptist Church was led by Rev. Goss Batley and Rev. W B Carraway, with burial in Farmers Branch Cemetery by Rhoton Funeral Home. She leaves her husband, two daughters Mia and Mamie Reeder, a son James W. Holl, a sister C W Curtis, two brothers Tom and Curtis, and several nieces and nephews.
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Farmers Branch
First Baptist Church
Goss Batley
W. B Carraway
Farmers Branch Cemetery
Rhoton Funeral Home
Husbard
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Mamie Reeder
N Epson
James W. Tl
Training Union Revival Week at First Baptist Car rilton
The First Baptist Church of Car rilton announces a Training Union Revival for January 18 through 23 each evening. An hour of study and an inspirational message will be offered nightly. Adults and various youth groups will study diverse books taught by W B Carreney Al Bowman BJ Bel Thomas Guinn Ray Owens and others with nursery care for ages 0 to 3.
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First Baptist Church
Carrilton
W. B. Carreney
al Bowman
Bro
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Jesus
Thomas Guinn
Benale Baptist
the Sunbeams
Ray Owens
Bonale Baptist
the Sun
Insurance agency ad on driver responsibility
An advertisement for Ms. Corer Insurance Agency promotes affordable coverage for vehicle damage and personal liability. It urges readers to secure protection for their financial responsibility in auto incidents and suggests reliable policy options.
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MS. Corer Insurance Agency
Fort Worth Show Dates Set for Carrollton and More Cities
Carrollton and four other Texas cities accept invites to a Day at the Fort Worth Southwestern Exposition and Fair Stock Show. Mayor Walter Bisnton and businessmen push a Jan 51 date with a large turnout expected while Anna and West are among organizers. West’s day on Feb 1 features band performances led by Carl Osikersom. Snyder and Snyder’s delegation, led by Leon M. Huff Jr, coordinate plans with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Carrollton
Sematuna
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Snyder
Walter Bisnton
Carreon
Tigi
Carl Osikersom
Amon Carter-Riveralde
Dan County Court Considers Extra Fire Department Funds
Dan County judges met Monday in regular session to authorize an extra 1000 dollars for fire calls in communities during 1950. Rural fire departments would receive 1900 dollars annually to purchase equipment. Last year the fund totaled 15600 dollars.
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