First Baptist Church Adds Members and Rededicates
In Farmers Branch last Sunday, the First Baptist Church welcomed two new members and held rededications. Attendance reached 406 in Sunday School and 104 in Training Union, with offerings totaling 382.30. Pastor W B Carraway preached on Peter’s Remarks to His Lord in the morning and Building a Chess-Out Home in the evening, as he plans to enroll in the Offers’ Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Training Union
W. B. Carraway
Peter
Civil Service Exams Announced by Shamcon for Postal Clerks
The United States Civil Service Commission announced a new examination for substitute postal transportation clerk positions across the United States. Pay is $1.71 per hour with no experience or age limits required. Veterans in listed states must respond by February 5, 1952, via the Civil Service Commission or local secretary George Conn at Garretton Post Office, with full forms available through regional officers or the central office in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service ‘Commission
Postal Transportation
United States
U. S. Civil Service Communion
Washington
D. C
Alabarma
Arkansas
Connestiut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kan‘ga
Kentucky
Louisiona
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Ye Commission
George & Conn
Garrelton
Evil Service Regional
Tuxe Cesnslasion
Washington, D
Recent Bride Juanita Graham Weds Kenneth Wilkinson at Home
Juanita Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Graham, became Mrs. Kenneth Wilkinson in a late December ceremony at her Clint Surent residence. A miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the Graviey home honored the bride prior to the wedding. The couple planned to start their life together at Camp Lejeune where Wilkinson is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wilkinson
Jaks Graviey
Gilchrist
Graham
Ray Raha
Lula Graviey
Wilkinson
Juanita Graham
Clint
Surent
Glen
Betty Ratey
Doc
Rupherd
Cpl. Wilkinson
Jungara
W. T. Wilkinson
Irving
Camp
March of Dimes Events Planned in Carrollton and Farmers Branch
Various activities scheduled for March of Dimes in Carrollton and Farmers Branch including two parties at the American Legion Hall with Legionnaires and other groups assisting. Morning Garden Club to sell books and help at the events. PTA drive for Mothers’ March on Polio set for January 21 from 1 to 4 pm. Tickets on sale. crafts and porch light reminders urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Farmers Branch
American Legion Hall
Legionnaires
Morning Garden Club
Ted Childress
PTA
Pollo
T To & Pum
Moxers
Dilivene Patterson
Carrotten Drive
Price Daniel Speaks Jan 21 in Texas statewide radio address
In Austin on January 21 1952 Price Daniel Texas fighting attorney general will announce his political intentions for 1952 in a statewide radio address at 7 30 pm The piece urges readers to contribute and help the needy noting the potential impact on their own families and urging compassion and support for those less fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Daniel
Austin
Bplc
Texas
First Baptists to Have Training Union Revival
First Baptist Church will host a Training Union revival January 21 to 25 led by Mrs. x. Dossey and the Training Union Department. Attendees will join nightly sessions at 7:30 with leadership courses for elementary workers and children. The pastor Thomas Guinn will teach Building a Christian Life, and others will present on spiritual growth and service. An invitation is extended to all church members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Dossey
Vexas Baptist ‘Training Union Department
First Baptist Church
Eginninent
Dosey
Marrer
Thomas Guinn
Leslie Rich
1952 Chevrolet Display Opener at Vandergriff Dealership
Vandergriff will hold an open house to showcase the new 1952 Chevrolets with the local dealer open until 5 p.m. Saturday. The feature marks the growth of J. T. Vandergriff from a blacksmith to an auto dealer, detailing early Carrollton days, family origins, and the firm’s expansion into Arlington with the Chevrolet franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J.T. Vanderfritt
Carrollton
Vandergriff
Farmers Branch
Arress
Ine
Jip
Puerce Fordy Cell
Hooker
Farmers +Branch
L. D. Cochran
Datas
Joel Vandergriff
Chhiropractor
Marr Antonio
Texas
Jenny
Charles
Padgett & Pisher
Coppell
North Texas Gin Co
Lyon-Gray Lumber Co
Tommy Joe
Dallas
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Sterling May
Nora Coonred Mayan
Wade Coonred
Thin City
Pred Laney
John Harrison
Wolfe City
Gala Bailey
C. Green
Corpus Christi
Richard
Eastern Star
Lil- Ue
Mae Cook
Farmers
Rebekahs
Rebekains
Christene Johnson
Noble Grand
Ruby Jordan
Vic Grand
Thelma Wortham
Nell Campbell
Betty Jo Walden
Velma Scrogeans
1OOF Lodge
D. ‘Campbell
J. H. Ross
Claude Richey
Jack Tenison
Renest Carrol
Leon Gailey
Mery Lee
M. Williams
Grand Beeretary Grand Lodge of Texas
Mr Wyatt
Mary Juditins
Rees Judiins
Omar Bhiafer
Barbara McCraty
Carrollton Chronicle
Darel
Methoflun Church
W. B Carraway
Firm Baptist Church
Lancaster
Methodist Church
Sanday
Roy
Terry Atieinson
Mayer Lawenn Lewis
CR. Prewitt
Ben Thomson
Grand Prairie
Good
Willie Good
Methodist Hospital
Geput Troup
Shamcon
Vandergriffs
Hooker Vandergrive
First Baptists
Vanderfritt Urge
Chevrolet
Mr. Vandergrift
Bash
Willie Fyke
Joe van
Fergrift
Fort Worth
Walter Jackson
Care ‘Oilton
Tooker
Tommy
Ginger
Mtr
Vandergrift
Smokey
Areington
Arcanlton
Vanleneritt
Hooker J
Tor
Arlington
Buick
Cheerchet Co
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