E W Brake Honored on 76th Birthday
Mrs Juanita Whitlock hosted a family birthday dinner honoring E W Brake on his 76th birthday. The gathering included many relatives and friends from Dallas Fort Worth and Chester Fe. several attendees were noted as visiting from Chicago and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brake
W. Brake
Juanita ‘Whitlock
Tommie
M. Brake
Louis Floyd
Tonie Nix
Raymond Jones
Drapefine
W. W. Drake
Dallas
Hm Allen
Barbara
Wayne
Fort Worth
Misa Margaret Breland
Denton
Whitlock Ad Hee
Bawine
Wilae
Rural property in Dallas County valued above forty four million
A government report notes Dallas County farm property exceeds 44.7 million dollars in value with rural dwellings largely in excellent condition. It cites rising rural electrification, running water and private baths as the nation expands amenities since 1910, comparing 1940 data to earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County
Tie Council of America
Torae
Bowth
Ortinen
Cowell's Tealden ‘Ial
Ortman
Thomas
United States
Young People to Lead Methodist Sunday Services
The Young Peoples Department will chair Sunday night services at the Methodist church. Bitty Jo Moseley and Joe Gravley will report on their trip to the Youth Conference in Cleveland. Mrs Grace Hamilton sponsors the Young Peoples Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Department
Methodist
Courch
Young Peoples Chase
Bitty Jo Moseley
Joe Gravley
Cleveland
Mra
Grace Hamilton
January Fatal Month for Pedestrians
The article notes January as the deadliest month for pedestrians, with more lives lost to automobile accidents than any other month. It cites a safety study by the National Conservation Bureau and accident prevention division of the Association of Casualty and Gaity Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janary
National Conservation Bureau
Warner McLaughlin Nuptials Announced in Parkside
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Maye Warner and John Mclaughlin was solemnized December 6 at Parkside Methodist Church with double rings. The bride wore cocoa brown crepe and crystal bead trim, and a brown Crown hat. The groom's party included Leo Patin as best man and Miss Betty Gene Warner as maid of honor. The couple plans a wedding trip west and will reside at 418 Morton Avenue, Rutledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Maye Warner
Emory Bryan Warner
Roland Road
Parkside
John ©. Mclaughlin
Morton Avenue
Rutledgy
Parkaide
Methodist Church
Henry R. Bauérs
Marie E C. Wabi
Betty Gene Warner
Leo Patin
Wan Best Ma
Ama Simrock
Clubhouse
Pennsylvania
Mist Warner
Chester High Benco
Metaughil
Sinclair Refining Company
Rutledge
Retirement tips confusion voiced by Ernest L Tutt
Ernest L Tutt of the Social Security office cautions that only about one percent of workers can retire comfortably without benefits, while roughly 68 percent can live on insurance payments at age 68. He warns that about 30 percent will need additional support and urges early filing to secure credit for wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddenettia
Heven L.tutt
Boole Benurty
Bistyetive
Tuiteon
Alice Tone
Wallnasocial Security
Dailan
Public Schools Need 300000 More Trained Teachers
A Texas education crisis is forecast as Austin experts warn public schools may lack 300000 trained teachers in the next five years. UT professor Dr. Amno Jewett calls for stronger teacher recruitment, higher salaries, and clearer school financing. He urges high school talks, guidance emphasis, and religious groups to promote teaching as service to mankind. Also mentions current U.S. teacher totals and graduates per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Ammer Jon
Amno Jewatt
University of Texas
College of Education
Jewett
Pipaire
Tewett
America
Merit System Council to Hold Competitive Exams
The Merit System Council will hold open competitive examinations February 28 1948 for positions with the Texas Employment Commission and the Department of Public Welfare. Openings include field worker child welfare worker junior stenographer and key punch operator. Applications due by February 7 1948 postmarked by midnight. official forms available from Cornell tan Tribune Building Austin or state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit
Counc
Texas Emomployment Commission
Stow Department of Public Welfary
Chas & Gardiner
Mexik System
Department of Public Welfare
Texan Employment Commission
Gardiner
Texas
Comnisaion
State Department of Pubic Welfare
Chamber of Commerce Plans Outlined In Carrollton Feature
Officials of the Texas Highway Department touted yellow line traffic markings across a 27000 mile system and no passing lane upgrades to curb crashes. The Carrollton Chamber seeks a full-time manager to boost civic projects like a community center pool library and upgraded roads to attract industry and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
D. ©. Crear
Truman
Mghway
Texas Departments
Highway Department
Abe
Ina
Chronicle of
Carrollton Cham _ber
Carrollton
American Legion Post
Crrrollton
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Blanton
Burnett Perry
Bil Minil
Claude Ames
W. M. von Ness
Roy Gravler
Bo Terry
Homer E. Clayton
P. Godfrey
M. J. Noell opens new feed store in Addison
M. J. Noell, longtime Addison resident and owner of Addison Gin, announces a new feed store in the Addison building. Burrus feeds will be stocked and Shaw will manage. Noell lives on the property, offering customers pickup service after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Noell
Addison
Air
Addison Gin
Noell
Shaw
Winners announced in Freedom Train contest at school
Boopie June Grace and Tommy Hughes won the Freedom Train contest with themes drawn from junior and senior classes. The winning works titled Freedom Everybody’s Ob. Winners to visit the Freedom Train when it arrives in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boopie June Grace
Tommy Hughes
Wil
Dalian County
Freedom
Dallas
District President to Speak at Bomar Meeting
District president Mrs A T Burton of Garland will be guest speaker at a joint Bomar Circle and After Noon Circle meeting of WSC. The event is scheduled for Monday, January 26 at 7:30 pm at the Methodist Church with hosts Mrs Dell Smith Mrs Jake Graviey Mrs John Mitchell and Mrs Dak Binnton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomar
WSC
Methodist Church
A. T. Burton
Garland
Istrict
Hostenses
Dell Smith
Jake Graviey
John Mitchell
Daak ‘Binnton
First Christian Church Ladies Host Annual Rummage Sale
Ladies of First Christian Church announce their annual rummage sale to be held January 30 and 31 in the former Homer E. Clayton Motor Co. building. Meals and coffee will be served at noon each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Clayton Motor Company
Carrattton
First Christian Church
Ladies of First Christian Church
Homer E. Clayton Motor Co
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Ernest L. Tutt
George C. Marshall
James F. Byrnen
J. C. Foster
J. C. Foster, Jr
Bales Rob- Vertson
Chronicle Photo
Tech.Byt
Lonnie Long
Carolyn
Lawida
Obin
Long
C. Sewell
Sergeant Long
Lawton
Merit System Council
M@ESAGE
Oyrany Neal Griffin
Ruskin
Marcella June Griffin
Vickery
Johnnie Valder
Alrtine Ra
J ML Valdes
Alma Lee Griffin
Sid Marjorie
Young
Truman Jones
Benton
Archie ‘Talla
Jerso Wil Wervo
Mr. Valdes
Mim
Grlffin
North Dallas
Alg Kirkey
C. Godfrey
W.C. Treece
Aor Lowrey
Emma ‘Hardcnstie al
Ross Brown
John ‘McCormick
Collis Irby
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