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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
1
Esther Rowe earns a college scholarship from a Bay City area institute, with a stipend covering tuition and related costs. The announcement notes support from Als Bay College and references associated academic honors for the recipient.
A Farmers Branch young child died after a motorcycle toppled onto him during a night incident. Police and responders arrived as authorities investigated the scene and transported the injured to a local hospital. The father provided statements as investigators worked to determine how the crash occurred.
Family and friends gathered for a memorial at Weiland Merritt Chapel officiated by Rev Yahhy Stalcup. The service, held around 4:40 pm on Tuesday, followed by burial at Chowan Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Altres Phun John P Mee, Pred A Bouldin, JK Malbrooks among the mourners.
Enrollment opens for a NISU health education workshop designed to address student needs. The session names DePbot and Shaul as organizers and aims to provide guidance on health literacy, student wellbeing, and practical self care strategies.
GT&E secured a contract for electrical and engineering work on the USS John F. Kennedy. The deal, linked with the Navy and other defense firms, involves modernization and testing of power and shipboard systems at an East Coast facility, with milestones through 1962.
Cadet David W. Linn of the APNOTC unit at the University of California at Merkel Me participates in a four day AOTC encampment in March. The program covers survival training, drill and ceremonial practice, and visits to Air Force bases. Cadet Linn is a 4 1064 graduate of Nihon Dai High School and a member of the National Home Society.
The Addison council plans sewer rate changes for residential and commercial users as the new system nears operation. Residential customers face 25.00 per month, while commercial structures like industrial complexes see 64.00 for up to 8,000 gallons and 28.00 per 1,000 gallons over 9,000, plus a 5.00 service fee. An extension of an inch water line may incur pre-race charges and requires Addison Port permissions.
Farmers Branch will enforce weed mowing on vacant lots under a city ordinance. Property owners will be notified when their lot is vacant and must be mowed every 30 days or face mowing by the city and billed for the cost. The enforcement aims to keep property maintained and prevent fire hazards and blight.
Lewisville and Carrollton officials debated the recent annexation extending into Denton County. The Lewisville delegation urged boundary adjustments, while Carrollton agreed to study maps and consider changes. Other actions included approving Booth Inc plant site plans and awarding paving work tied to a major road project with a funding plan and hearings scheduled.
Dallas banker and Mercantile Bank official, resident of Dallas, will be the keynote speaker at the Covenant Church service this Sunday at Wavenunt Presbyterian Church. Francis, chairman of the United Fund Speakers’ committee, will discuss the United Fund Stary.
Local business and community leaders discuss advancing Carrollton Chamber of Commerce plans amid ongoing governance and development efforts. Stakeholders include Abechoirnot chi die and Smnitbaotern States representatives, with focus on economic growth and civic projects.
Tracy Dawn Lyle daughter of Mr and Mrs Job Lyle of 264 Teapleton Trail Parwers Arad won Dallas Our Little Miss crown Sunday night June 28 at McParin Auditorium Dallas She will compete for Texas Our Little Miss in Port Worth July 20 and 21 She also won first place in a talent show at a bank in Altahona and attends sixth grade at William L Gabel Elementary School.
Highland Baptist Church in Macon Texas area announces a new pastor selection this week. The candidate, Stevan, hails from Eniras and attended Jheksonyite Baptist College. Also noted is Tynan Vout, a local farmer, and Ann Howells, with ties to Navarro Suaing College.
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