Farm ers Branch News By Me Sterungomy
Reporter Me Sterungomy writes from Farmers Branch on local events and community happenings in brief items and notes from the town.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1951
Page
1
Reporter Me Sterungomy writes from Farmers Branch on local events and community happenings in brief items and notes from the town.
Dallas County residents through the Red Cross send aid to thousands in Kansas and neighboring Missouri Oklahoma and Texas after the worst flood in years. Doris Yesa Cox and her cousin travel from Port Arthur to assist Newton Kansas and stay on duty seven weeks.
The Dalles report notes John Becwalen leads baritone praise in performances of the operetta Married an Angel at the State Fair program. Highlights include Sherman’s tech work and the opening of a retail exhibit on Fifth Ave with Duncan’s son presenting new decor.
Coppell social and church notices list Loretta Geritry Leon Hodges and Travis Maynard off to a mid term M V P camp at Lake rideport last Monday. Mrs P 8 Corbin visited her mother at Restful Home Sanatorium Dallas last Wednesday. Cottage prayer meetings held at Mrs J B Gentry home last Monday and Mr and Mrs Ray Carden family home last Tuesday. Mrs G G Pletion of uaslas guest of sister Mrs W E Corbin last Friday night. WSCS met at Method JH Church last Thursday with 1x ladies present. devotional given. business session followed. Mother daughter social delayed to August 8. Rev and Mrs Ray Hand attended infant son of Mr and Mrs W 4 Pickle. Amy James Harwell of Port Hood was weekend guest of her parents. Patey Houston visited Mr and Mrs Holley of Dallas. Loretta Gentry attended Methodist Church Sunday morning service. Cynthia Band of NAC Denton weekend guest of her parents. Back page notes ill at home.
Out of town visitors included Mrs. Alice Mugler and husband Mrs. Big Jer Is District Deputy and Ma ion from Lancaster chapter conductors. Mrs. Neisler Past Matin of Det Mo Texan reports sick in community. William Dodson accidentally fractured elbow last week.
J C Dafft has been promoted to train dispatcher after serving as telegraph operator in Carrollton. The promotion follows his Navy service during World War II and depicts a longtime local worker advancing within Carrollton’s transportation ranks.
W T Dickerson aged 74 died Sunday after months of illness. Funeral services were at Carrollton Church of Christ at 2 30 p m with Rev Moon officiating. Burial at Farmers Branch cemetery. Survived by wife Emma Dickerson Carrollton three sons Tack and Finn of Grapevine M of Dallas five daughters Moe McCord Grapevine Rena Vickery Winnie Tutt and ray of Carrollton Vera McDonald Grand Prairie one brother Elmer Dickerson Munday two sisters Dottie Myers of Aste Texas and Mary Waxick of Whitney Texas 17 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren.
Troop 260 changed from Brownie to Intermediate during a July 19 ceremony called a Py up. Ten girls participated as Linda Lee Dunn Sara Beth Graviey Elizabeth Ann Som La Pat Johnson Patricia Lord Ile Noble Jean Reneau Linda Joyce Russell Jody Saved Linda Loa Yeatgain. A campfire program and songs entertained parents and friends. refreshments followed. Adult leaders discussed next year's program. guest speaker was new neighborhood Girl Scout Chairman Mrs. Dan Wwe. Troop 218 plans a Slumber Party at the Recreation Center Friday night with a paid attendance.
Guard Seaman Earl Ray of Webb Chapel Road was featured in The San Francisco Call-Mulletin and noted for his Light Ship 12 duties in the San Francisco channel. The City of Carrollton will move offices to a new City Mall in the future with transfers of air records and equipment completed. The city council meeting and next season date are postponed to August 6.
The Ladies Sunday School Class at the Methodist Church was honored Sunday afternoon with a social hour at the home of Mr and Mrs J Robbins near Capell. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Glendell A Jones and children and many local women.
The Centon 1982 campaign aims to raise 1 million dollars for home and international missions, education programs, and reconstruction. Bishop Paul B. Kern notes 60 percent of the money supports 1,000 Methodist churches, with funds earmarked for emergency aid, Korean church rebuilding, and acquiring training for 100 new missionaries, among others. The committee met at Lake Junaluska, planning regional outreach and a final gathering in Virginia.
Curb and gutter work and new sidewalks were laid along the south side of Fifth Ave between Broadway and Bim streets this week. Vandergrift Chevrolet Co. completed concrete work on the same side of the street in cooperation with the Guarantee Centre and The Chronicle in preparation for paving at a future date.
Mrs Te Hofmann of Arlington died last Thursday week in Wert Worth. She resided in Arlington and is survived by her husband W Hofmann two daughters Mrs PF L Roseth of New York and Mrs Earl Brown of Irving daughter Mrs W S McRight of Carrollton four nieces and one nephew. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Union Baptist Church with Rev Anderson officiating. The obituary recalls her deep Christian faith and constant prayers inspiring family and friends.
To the many friends we have helped in any way during the alert distress and death of our dear wife and mother to them who have expressed kind words of sympathy for We extend heartfelt thanks. Mod Wink to Avamkull, God blew you all. Hofmann Mrs Able Wrowwn Mrs Ft Roreth.
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