First National Bank Promotes Two in Carrollton
The First National Bank of Carrollton promoted two staffers at a January 12 board meeting. Audrey J. Smith became assistant cashier after joining in 1963 and serving as head teller. John D. Hancock, Jr. now heads the Loan and Discount Department, a banking veteran since 1964. The bank reported tele deposits up 108 percent and total deposits up 91 percent year over year, announced at the stockholders meeting.
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First National Bank of
Car-rellton
Audrey J. Smith
First National Bank of Carrollton
Mary Hardin Baylor
Belton
Carrollton B&pw Club
Beta Sigma Phi
PTA
L. D
Braniff Airways
Church of
Chetst
Carrollton
East
Russell
Donald
North Texas State University
Jacqueline
R. L. Turner High School
John D. Hancock, Jr
Acock
John
Carrollton State State University
Carrollton Christian Church
Gale
Terry Way
Bob
Marvin Hancock
Correction notice on January 7 tax deadline story
A correction amends details from a January 7 tax deadline report. The updated information clarifies the deadline date and related filing requirements, ensuring accuracy for local taxpayers and confirming the correct agency handling returns.
Chamber Breakfast Feb 1 starts Carrollton Chamber drive
Chamber of Commerce to launch a one day membership drive February 1 with a breakfast at the Civic Center at 7 30 am. Jim Upfield and Walt Manske will cook and 22 member committee led by Marvin Hancock and Boyd Newman will contact about 100 prospects. Team with most points earns a trophy and top team recognized at March banquet. City officials will proclaim Chamber of Commerce Week Feb 16.
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Upfield
Manske
Civic Center
Marvin Hancock
Boyd Newman
Chamber
Carrollton Chamber
Ning
Chamber of Commerce
Carrollton
R. J. McInnish
Newman and
Hancock
Frerest Parsons
Carl Fleming
Pat Whelan
Jim Siebenthal
Tack Blanton
Hubert Eldridge
City Loses Plea Over Intercity Phone Rates
The State Supreme Court again ruled Carrollton cannot block higher rates from Southwestern States Telephone Co for calls to Dallas. City officials had argued over Chapel lines into Dallas but the court upheld prior decisions finding Carrollton lacks authority to regulate intercity calls.
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State Supreme Court
Carrollton
Dalla Carrollton
Dallas
Southwestern States Telephone Co
Supreme Court
College Paving Contract Let
The City Council awarded a paving contract to Austin Paving Co for College Avenue from Broadway Lion to Third Street. Bids on Reddick Road extended 3000 feet east of Josey Lane were delayed. Austin Paving bid College Ave 118,924.48 and Reddick Road 76,334.05. other bids followed. Texaco Petroleum won a gasoline and oil contract at 6,233.94. Unsuccessful bids listed. Youth Committee progress reported. no action on a separate youth council yet. Additional council actions included public hearings for gravel operation and zoning changes. final payments for city hall and related services. and permits for a Humble station and a Sandy Lake Road clubhouse.
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Austin Paving Co
College Avenue
Broadway Lion
Third Street
Reddick Road
Josey Lane
Austin Paving
College Ave
Uvalde Construction Co
College
Reddick
Texas Bithulitic
Texaco Co
Mo~bil Oil Co
American Ol Co
Humble Oil Co
Heer
Doyle Braden
Youth Council
Council
Braden
Ground Breaking Set for Central Elementary School
Ground breaking for Central Elementary School on Perry and Cox Streets will be Friday January 22 at 11 30 am The Rev Bourdon Smith will give the invocation Speaker W R Linn School Board president Mayors A J Arroldi and R J Melnnish will be introduced Floyd Brown Building Committee chair will discuss renovations Architect John Thompson and contractor John Taylor will discuss building plans Benediction will be given by the clergy
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Perry and
Cox Streets
Bourdon Smith
W. R. Linn
A. J. Arroldi
R. J. Melnnish
Floyd Brown
John Thompson
John Taylor
Area Couple Invited To Inauguration
Mr and Mrs R B Hunsaker of Carrollton are in Washington to attend prayer services and the inauguration of President Lyndon B Johnson. They were invited by President and Mrs Johnson through secretary Bess Abel. The telegram requests their company at National City Christian Church Washington DC at nine o clock Wednesday morning January 2.
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R. B. Hunsaker
Carrollton
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Bess Abel
Johnnson
National City Christian Church
14Th Street
Thomas Circle
N. W
Washington, D. C
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Janary
Fiancock
Mary Jane Rudy
Panita Greer
STOM
Eno
Chamber Breakfast
Contact Club
UM Upfield
Walt Manske
Jim Upfield
The
Snug Harbor Resort
Maryland St
John W. Taylor
Charles B. Witchell
Homer A. Hunter
Hwy. 77
Crosby Road
Sandy Lake Road
Jack
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