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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
4
The week lists meals for Thursday to Tuesday with items such as meat patties and brown gravy, mashed potatoes, spinach, hot rolls, cherry cobbler, fist sticks, battered potatoes, salads, cookies, chil con carne, peaches, brownies, hamburgers, corn chips, potato salad, jello, chocolate cake, corn dog, beans, and mustard.
The R L Turner High School PTA meets Monday February 1 at 7 30 p m at the school. The program theme Together We Help a Child by Promoting Good Health will be presented by the Physical Education Department. An election of the nominating committee will be held. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Addison Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday February 2 at 10 a.m. in the Addison Community House Mia. W A Kelly and C F Verhick will present the program Being Yourself. Refreshments served by hostesses Mrs R L Crosier and Mrs Elmer Carter Jr. Call Mrs Crosier AD 90 1508 for more information.
Neal H. Parrott has been appointed Division Utilization Engineer for Lone Star Gas Company's General Division of Distribution, with Dallas HQ, effective January 1. A Greenville native born September 24, 1927, he holds an engineering degree from Texas Tech and previously worked as industrial engineer in Greenville. He is married to Bettye Pearce Parrott. children are Mary Beth and Janie Lynn.
Farmers Branch Council of Garden Clubs met January 18 at Mrs. Paul McLester’s home. Presidents reported all four clubs will hold flower shows on April 24 with large turnout anticipated. Park facilities in Farmers Branch were outlined, highlighting Don Showman and Garza Little Elm projects and Rawhide Park’s acreage. The group planned a February card party to benefit beautification efforts.
The Farmers Branch Garden Club met January 14 at the Walker home to elect next year’s officers under President Ned Kerr. New officers include President Mrs Walter Smith and First Vice President Mrs Walker, with installation planned for the May meeting. Members received Norcross calendars and enjoyed slides on Texas Wildflowers, followed by refreshments.
The Book Worms Club met January 20 for its second gathering of the year with 10 attendees at Webb Chapel Elementary Library. Sponsor Mrs Good spoke on locating books on library shelves. Sylvia Villarreal read the prior minutes. President David Stephens adjourned the meeting.
The YWCA Art Committee led by President Mrs Jean Thornton starts the year. The first show, a monop-exhibit at the YWCA on 1709 Jackson, features University of Dallas art students under director Mrs Lee B Ledbetter. Rev Phillip Scietz of the university arranged the display.
Governor John Connally pro claimed Junior Achievement Week in Texas aligning with National JA Week January 24 90. The program spans many districts including Carrollton Farmers Branch Dallas Arlington DeSoto Duncanville Garland Richardson Grand Prairie Irving Baytown Brazosport Fort Worth Galena Park Houston Midland Pasadena Texas City Victoria with 248 JA companies and 4300 teenagers aided by 950 adult advisers. Local JA Meeting heard Social Security official John Parr speak on Management to JA teens in Dallas County. Duffy Oyster of R L Turner High is JA Association executive vice president. other officers include Fred Derham Kimball High Bob Ward Irving High Cindy Woodward Park Judy Walker Kimball. The association meets monthly.
A historical report notes the Hindu Kush mountains in Afghanistan attain elevations up to 85 000 feet. The assertion highlights extreme altitude in the region, reflecting dramatic terrain characteristics.
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