Preston Smith to Speak at Farm Chamber Banquet
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith is slated as the keynote speaker for the Farm and Ranch Chamber of Commerce banquet on February 16. Local officials announced the event with plans for a reception, dinner, dancing, and remarks by Smith, Connally, and other dignitaries as heavy snows and storms affect attendance.
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F. B. Chamber
Preston Sims
Vernae Connally
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases but no clear event or details. The readable bits suggest a local notice or innocuous item without a coherent report of people, places, or dates.
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School Business Manager Appointed in Northside District
A new School Business Manager has been selected for the Norhess School District in San Antonio to replace the outgoing manager who served until January. The appointee, acknowledged as interim, will oversee district financial operations and administration.
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BW. Phipps
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Farmers Branch Leads County Mayors In Aire Problem Debate
A fragmented report outlines a Dallas County gathering where 10 cities including Farmers Branch discuss airing governance and a proposed Metro Government plan. Mayors, led by Dallas County figures, argue over proposed authority shifts and timing for countywide reforms.
Texas A and M Coach Talks in Carrollton
Texas A and M head coach speaks at a Carrollton event promoting football program. The speaker is praised as a dedicated football man and noted for his past Alabama ties and coaching history at a southern university. Tickets for the dinner are available through Dr Jim Arledge at Wood Union Humane Society.
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AMM
Paul Wyant
Teague Named to Phone Co. Post
Teague is appointed to a leadership post at a telephone company with ties to Dallas, Grapevine, Keller, and Irving. The report mentions executives and regional offices including Howard Payne Coenen and Farleton Stars Cullen He Mpabile as part of the appointment context. The piece references a local resident Jeri Wen, a 10 year old, in a brief community note.
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Howard Payne Coenen
Ant Farleton
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Dallas Soriy
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Carter Promoted By Phone Co
Carter promoted by the telephone company to a new local manager role with assignments in Carville Carrollton and Grapevine. He has earlier served as division or development supervisor and worked at the Brown Roma general office before appointment. He and his wife Katie have five children and reside on Tray Mills Road in Carrum.
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Threw Childree
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Jerry Brown visits parents amid overseas service and illness
Fragmentary report notes Jerry Brown visiting his parents while serving abroad. The item mentions possible illness and reference to Korea with unclear dates. Further specifics are not readable in the provided text.
Registration Deadline Nears for 1967 Balloting
Voters must qualify by Tuesday to participate in the 1967 elections. The notice lists registration cutoff, tax payment deadlines, and emphasizes penalties for late school city and county taxes. Motorists are reminded of related deadlines and local postings.
Local Schools Planning Construction Upgrades
Report outlines planned construction at Carrollton area schools including DeWitt Perry gym bleachers new showers and parking between existing buildings. Projects include drainage improvements and expanded parking with completion targeted for August.
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Ty He Carroll un-Farmery Branch
Ronavple DeWitt Perry Gymn
Fune Dome
Weber
Carrollton
Jame Ian
Mother's March Ends Weekend Fray at Brown Farm
The article chronicles a Mother's March ending over the weekend. It mentions organizers and participants including a Mrs Curtin and Olver Paenon overseeing drives. It notes a poem and a prohibition-era line about tobacco sale restrictions, with a reference to a March 2 date and a future note about cigarette restrictions.
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Van Ness Reelected by State Highway Contractors
Van Ness was reelected as director of the Association of General Contractors representing the highway and heavy construction sector. The post marks him among five large contractor aspirants guiding industry practices and standards nationwide.
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WM van Nem
Pencer Construction
Carrollton
Atwaneaton
Asperations
United States
Special Care School Admits New Classes
The Special Care School for retarded children advertises new class offerings and intake details at 12011 Marsh, highlighting programs for under two years and various age groups. It notes open placements and refers inquiries to Mrs. Martyn Ai, Jat CH 7-145.
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Local Girl to Ride for Grapevine in Fort Worth Show
A young Grapevine entrant will represent the city at a Fort Worth show. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a local rider from Grapevine competing in the At Worth event.
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At. Worth
Amory Hint Whee auiering Arypatry
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