Carrollton Council of PTAs holds final 1960 61 meeting
Carrollton Council of PTAs wraps up the 1960 61 year with reports and a new scholarship plan. Officers and chairmen presented annual reports. a scholarship committee was created to award a yearly college scholarship to a Carrollton High School senior based on merit need and teaching intent.
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Carrollton Council
PTA
Carrollton Council of Parents Teacher Associations
Farmers Branch
K. Edmondson
Anna Wall
J. Jay Schecter
K. McGraw
Carrollton High School
Carrollton Independent
Council
Detment of Education
Claude Stewart
R. L. Turner
George E. Hixon
Wm. Sharp
R. J. Turner
Frank Canfield
Robert Souter
Schecter
Chester Good
Dallas County Council of
Sixth Annual Junior Horse Show Set at Littlebrook Farm
The sixth annual Junior Horse Show, sponsored by Gleaves Stables, will be held at Little Brook Farm on Dooley Road north of Spring Valley Road this Saturday June 10. Amateur entrants 20 and under may compete starting at 9 a.m. Judge Ralph Howe of Seymour Texas will preside with a parent event judged by Tom Hastings and Dwight Gleaves. Farmers Branch Lions Club will manage parking and operate a snow cone booth to benefit a worthy cause.
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Littlebrook Farm
Roy Hastings
Gleaves
Dooley Road
Spring Valley Road
Ralph Howe
Seymore
Texas
Tom Hastings
Dwight Gleaves
Farmers Branch Lions Club
The Fabulous Farmer Quotation Featured in Us News de World
A dated quotation appears in Us, News de World, cited in a Report from the US issue. The remark characterizes farmers as the only workers who lose money yearly yet maintain a wealthy lifestyle, with the line noted for its provocative irony.
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News de World
Carrollton Students Selected For National Programs
Donald Stanek earns membership in the Engineering and Science Division of the National High School Institute at Northwestern University in Chicago. Two other Carrollton High School students, Carlene Houston and Jerry Wayne Thompson, are chosen for NSF summer programs at Texas Woman's University and Southern Methodist University respectively.
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Donald Stanek
National High School Institute
Northwestern University
Chicago
Carrollton High School
National Science Foundation
Carlene Houston
Texas Woman's University
Jerry Wayne Thompson
Southern Methodist University
Piano Students Hold Recital Say It with Music
The Plain students of Mrs. John Lee Mitchell presented Say It with Music on Thursday May 25 at 7 45 pm in the Carrollton First Methodist Church fellowship hall. Cindy Carlton opened with the theme Say It with Music followed by pieces from motion pictures operas symphonies concertos and Broadway selections performed by Drucilla Garrison Sally Sumner Ray Russell Jan Bradford Mary Illyn Pace Mary Mitchell Sharon Strickland and others. The Messiah finale was performed by Hansel The Hallelujah Choir Jim Brand Mary Lynn Pace and Nancy Teter. Cindy Carlton earned most memory selections, Drucilla Garrison won highest standard in public performances, Joan Blanton won most progress, Ray Russell had a 99 plus theory average, Sharon Strickland received the musicianship award, and Steve Tipps earned praise for Exodous.
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John Lee Mitchel
Fellowship Hall
Carrollton Flist Methodist Church
Cindy Carlton
Drucilla Garrison
Sally Sumner
Ray Russell
Jan Bradford
Mary Ilynn Pace
Mary Mitchell
Sharon Strickland
Hansel
Hallelujah
Jim Brand
Mary Lynn Pace
Nancy Teter
Joan Blanton
Addison
Steve Tipps
Dictionary Quip Suggests Work Precedes Success
In a witty adage the saying Your dictionary shows success follows work. The line highlights effort over luck and echoes common workplace wisdom.
Carrollton Summer Recreation Program Opens Tuesday
Carrollton launches its summer recreation with activities at Thomas Park including horseshoes ping pong croquet and a water carnival with Miss Carrollton Little Miss Carrollton and Little Master Carrollton contests The schedule runs June 6-10 with opening day activities and daily dual and group events plus a teen splash party at Toleston Pool and a weekend water activities program culminating in August 26 awards for top participants
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Thomas Park
Carrollton
Perry Park
Car- Tolston
Carrollton Pool
Carrollton Lions Elect New Officers
D C Mitchell was elected president of the Carrollton Lions Club and will take office July 1. Other officers include B L Lewis first vice president W K Russell second vice president C M Blalock third vice president Tailtwister G W Sanford and outgoing President A do Turner. Directors elected were C W Ramsey J P Turner J F Siebenthal and J H Bronaugh.
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D.C. Mitchell
Carrollton Sons Club
Mitchell
B. L. Lewis
W. K. Russell
C. M. Blalock
Tailtwister
G. W. Sanford
A. Do Turner
Lion Tarner
C. W. Ramsey
J. P. Turner
J. F. Sie~benthal
J. H. Bronaugh
Beautification of Carrollton City Discussed at Meeting
The Carrollton Beautification Committee met May 24 at Mrs. Chester Good's home. Ward Steenson, park commissioner, joined Robert W. Hollin Land Planning Inc to discuss Carrollton's growth and potential landscaping ties. The committee voted to launch an immediate clean-up campaign to engage business and residential property owners.
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Carrollton
Chester Good
Ward Steenson
Carrollton City
Robert Hollin
Robert W. Hollin
Hollin
Carrollion
OES to Install Officers in Farmers Branch
The Farmers Branch Chapter No. 687 Order of Eastern Star will hold an open officer installation on Friday June 2 at 8 at the Masonic Temple. Milburn Gravley and his wife will be installed as worthy patron and matron, with a full slate of officers named.
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Farmers Branch
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Milburn Graviey
Marge Tuthill
Charlie Turner
Katie Lou Gaines
Tala Gravley
Tressie Ray
Ruth Mitchell
Jewel Roach
Marshal
Billie Harper
Vera Turner
Adah
Ruth Poore
Ruth
Mary Raley
Esther
Charlene Corley
Martha
Nina Williams
Electra
Edythe Rogers
Edna Stephens
Sentinel
Albert Ray
Chronicle Tops Local Pens in Carrotiten Circulation
The Chronicle reports the highest local newspaper circulation in Carrotiten among daily weekly and free papers, signaling強 dominance in the market.
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THE
Chronicle
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John Toombs
Institute
Carrollton Recreation Program
Carrollton Lions
OES
Blakley
Tower
Wee
Blukiey
Ray
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