Garrett Seeks Dallas County Surveyor Post
Ben Garrett seeks the county surveyor office in Dallas County. He cites a 5 vote loss in the last election and promises experienced, precise boundary work on oil lands and defense projects. Garrett has 39 years in surveying, holds licenses in Oklahoma and Louisiana, and lives at 3016 Craigmont. He pledges service to Dallas County residents and notes prior government and navy survey involvement.
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Garrett
Dallas
Oklahoma
Louialem
Garret
Craigmont
Daling
Carrox
Ind
Aurveyore
My Durrett
Max Nelly
The
Wares Company
Fumble Company
Shell Oll
Bonthrwenters Bell ‘Telephone
Genecus
Garrett Answyred
Xam
Reverend Bowman to Preach at Fonda Baptist Church
Reverend Bowman of Brownwood will preach twice at the Pivot Baptist Church in Burlay July 18. The former Carrollton pastor is now at Early First Baptist and a Howard Payne College student. A series of meetings in Tyler town Missa and Will be There for the survices of the 25th. Friends of Brother Bowman are invited to hear him.
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Bowman
Brownwood
Burlay
RO. Bowman
Carrollton
Early First Baptist Church
Howard Payne College
Kinkelde x
Tyler Town
Misa
Broftirr Mowma
Powler Chastain Exchange Vows in Dallas Ceremony
A Dallas wedding united Powler and Chastain in a ceremony read by Rev J W Linday. The bride Mrs Max Mary Fowler wore white with orchids, with her sister as matron of honor and Doria Chisholm as maid of honor. Out of town guests included Mrs Reid from Yoncalla and others from Port Worth.
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Jim
Chastain
Houston
Galveston
Tome
Datton
Max Mary Fun Fowler
Mex A. Power
O. L. Chastain
Carrallton
J. W. Linday
Garrettton Legion Picnic Promotes Square Dance
The Garrettton American Legion Post hosted a picnic lunch at Bakeren's Lake Tuesday evening with cake auction and beauty contest. A square dance is planned for next Friday night, July 39, proceeds go to the post building fund led by Commander Joe Bronk.
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Garrettton American Legion
Bkin~en
Lake Tormentere
Plente Alke
Joe Bronk
Ald
Waco Couple to Appear on Bride and Groom Program
A Waco Texas couple, Dorothy Porter and Cedric Copeland, will appear on the Bride and Groom program, a Hollywood originated show. Porter, a medical laboratory helper at Veterans Hospital, and Copeland, a college student, are set to marry and will be joined by family and friends for the broadcast on July 20 at 1 80 pm CST on ABC.
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Waco
Texas
Hollywood
Dorothy Porter
Llewh
Copeland
Irk
A Reilly
Yune Aw
ABC Network
Singer Arling Truax Prefers Denton Campus Night Scene
Arline Truax, a Canyon-born junior, favors studying at North Texan State College and a shorter stint with Vaughn Monroe's band over a longer tour with Moonmaid. She left Canyon last November due to family illness and returned home, citing the value of local education and campus life.
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Arling Truax
Denton
Vaughn Monroe
Arline Truxx
North Texan State
Canyon
June Stelth
Moonmala
NTC
Annual Meeting Notice Dallas County Red Cross
Norich announces the annual meeting of the Dallas County Chapter American Red Cross in Dallas Texas on July 2 at 1:15 noon in the Grand Ballroom Adolphus Hotel. Agenda includes election of board members reports and other business as may come before the meeting.
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Dallas County Red Cross Chapter
Norich
Dallas County
Amercan Red Cross
Dallas
Texas
Lurcheen
Adolphus Hotel
Board of
Local Fort Ord Boy Featured in Panorama Magazine
Benjamin C. Jackson, a Fort Ord Army Band School graduate, appears on the Fort Ord Panorama front cover. He plans to graduate as a corporal after serving in the band and chorus, with the group recently broadcasting 13 radio programs and selected to play for President Truman in Los Angeles. He is the son of Mrs. Marvin Loving and descendant of Jobin Jackson, Peters Colony pioneer.
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Benjamin ¢. Jackson
Army Band School
Fort. Ord
Gal
Fort Ord
Carrafito High School
North Texastate College
Denton
Port Rd
Presidentt Truman
Los Angeles
Jackson
Marvin Loving
Jobin Jackson
Peters Colony
Hebron Baptist Church Revival Opens July Eighteenth
Revival services begin at Hebron Baptist Church in Simday with Evangelist Ray guiding the event. Pastor W M Nations leads midweek prayer sessions and Miss Paschal McClary serves as superintendent of the intermediate department while a ten day school concludes at the church.
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Hebron Baptist Church
Sim
Ray
Pred Shumpp
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Gainervile
W, M
Nations
Paschal McCrary
Paschal McClary
Mm Dises Littte
Maidle Lord
Pelinary
Lille Ison
Albert Davis
Lida Mont Davie
Mira
Austin Barker
Tate
Min
Bob Maud Davin
Peter Kailay
Battye Crider
Caught Tagged Fish Drive Texoma Rodeo Near Halfway Mark
The 160 Lake Texoma Fish Rodeo nears midtime as two more tagged fish are captured. Frederick W. Robinson of Sherman and Denison earns $90.55 in cash and goods for a 12 ounce black bass. Robert Whitson of Dallas wins the $9120 reward for a tagged fish. The event runs May 1 to September 30 with a $1 200 prize pool per tagged fish.
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Omtfiah
Frederick W. Robinson
Statlon Ge-Oh
Partin Ald Watavemn
Sherman
Denison
Butterfly Cove
Texas
Robert Whitson
Dallas
Wattson
Lake Texoma
Sulan
Woodville
Pastry Bake Sale Held by Cheli Dan Service Group
WAOS reports The Womens Society of Cheli dan Service will host a pastry sale at Bill Hall Drug Saturday July 17. The event starts at 10 in the morning and proceeds support local church activities.
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Womens Society of Chelidan
Methowtat Thureh
Bill Hall Drug
Dallas Lawyers Endorse Wilson for District Attorney
Dallas lawyers backing Will Wilson win by wide margin in poll conducted by Dallas Bar Association with 005 participants. Wilson vows to continue real law enforcement and thanks supporters, stating the county already has strong crime-fighting performance and will keep it up in a second term.
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Dallas
Wili
Wilson
Faver
Wip
Will Wilson
Dalas Bar
Wim Wilson
Ninow
Omy Rifles
Taye
Shaw Mt
Diphtheria Cases Rise Across Texas in 1917
The Texas State Department of Health reports 163 diphtheria cases so far this year with statewide totals over 483. Jakes County shows four cases. Hopkins, Tarrant, Val Verde counties report one each. Seventy seven deaths statewide in 1917. Health officials urge toxoid inoculation for children and note immunization tests show positive immunity after the final dose.
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Texas State Department of Health
Iptherta
George W. Cor
Hanith
Nui
Porhewack
Jakes County
Hopking
Taerutt
Val Verte Courtiies
Cox
Joint WSCS Circles Meet at Methodist Church
A joint meeting of WSCS circles convened Monday night at the Methodist Church with Mrs. vig Beal presiding. Plans were laid for the past week, and Mrs Hetty Jo Morgan spoke as guest and delivered a message on faith and service.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Vig Beal
War
Plana
Hetty Jo Morgan
Local farmers invited to North Texas Friends of the Land meeting
Carrollton area residents and landowners asked to attend a North Texas Chapter meeting at the Mercantile National Bank Building in Dallas next Tuesday night at 1 40. A L Ward president will outline the group goals and Pred Shaw will discuss European soil conservation practices.
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Carrollton
North Texas
Friends of
T Mercantile National Bank
Dallas
A. L. Ward
Europe
Pred ‘Shaw
Texas Bower #& Light Company
Shaw
Campaign Extended Through Next Week
Campaign extended through the week in Carrollton as volunteers work with the City Police Club to spray for pests and polio. County trucks were seen picking up trash as the effort resumed early Wednesday with 19 to 100 homes requesting spraying and calls pouring in for service.
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Corrollton
Polio Cieab
Cayrenton
Doris Baxley
Ubby
Calatreeta
D. Budderth
Mins Ollivene Patterson
Sub-District SP Berne MLD Meeting Highlights
The regular monthly meeting of Sub-District Youth Mellow was held Thursday night at the Barn ex Branch Methodist Church. Allen J. Kawelaes of Carreion presided as new president. Cedar Hill earned a brom figurine for attendance. Recreation and refreshments followed the church program.
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Sub-Distriet
Barnex Branch
Varmers Branch
Allen J. Kawelaes
Carreion
Cedar Hill
Lawa
Dallas County DA candidate Dave McCord proposes reforms
Dave McCord Jr native to Dallas County, son of B and C, launches bid for Dallas County District Attorney. He cites clerks records showing 95 percent win rate for incumbents over 60 years, says current DA has 96 percent success. McCord calls for fewer deputies, reduced operating costs from 150000 to about 11000, and staffing with experienced lawyers to improve service while lowering taxes. He emphasizes personal accountability and promises to reopen doors to the people, with claims of local ties and dedication.
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Dave Mecord
Canaiaate
Charies
Dallas Down Y
Dallas County
Tie
DaveedeCord
Casey
McCard
Hegenamt
Une
Sharetar
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Mehetter
Dave McCord, Jr
Dallas
Ave
Arthur Good
Carrollton
Darlas County
Lem
Dave
Gord
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Tenn
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Hyler University
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J. G. Letonrnes Corporation
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