Prize Winners and Delegates Announced
Prize winners and delegates were announced at the Dalian County Home Demonstration Council meeting held June 4 at the Records Building. Prizes went to yard demonstration clubs including Lat prize to Lat prize, Murphree, Duncanville, and Brandonburg clubs. gold ribbon awards to Connell and other clubs. seventy four exhibits arranged by club members. delegates elected to the State Home Demonstrations Association to attend A&M College during the Parmars Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailan County Home Demonstration Council
Lrs
Pred
Wilcoo
Murphree Club
Ey Eins DuncaeriBe
Duneso
Mra
Brandanburg- Prises
Chiba
Atea
Connell Byte
Mpensure
Sy Atayses
Garland ‘High
Billys Jane Barrington
Wilmerfutchian
Dorothy Jane Evans
Pleasant Mound
A. &M. Collage
Parmars
Coursa
Mire
Neeiny Hutfhinex
Richardson Club
Fred Wilson
Latot
J. M. Taliaferro
Hackberry Club
Altarnaten
Ore
Christinn Vale
Takes High Honors In Huge Clase
B W Brake of Dale Lass yent a graciate in a huge late which received diplomaa at State University Austin Monday afternoon of this Week. There were 1200 members of this class. E W A v Brake and others of the place went to Austin and were present at the graduation exercises. The young man will take a position with the Quit Reading Cai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.W. Brake
W. W. Brake
Dale Lass
State University
Austin
W. A. v. Brake
Reaing Cai
Seventh Grade Graduate John Fisher Earns Multiple Honors
Carterton school honors seventh grade graduate John Fisher son of Mr and Mrs J W Fisher He ranked top of his class with an average above 90 and an overall grade of 23 7 He received a four year certificate and scored as high as a tenth grade student in a county wide achievement test The young scholar plans to enter Carrollton High School and is praised for his high class work and future potential
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Carterton Schoo
John Wyatt Fisher
J. W.fisher
Old Midway
Dooley Road
John
John Fisher
Dohn Fisher
Carrollton High School
Berm
Royal Pay Debate Mirrors Parliament Reform in Mog Ties
In a fragmented account from Carrollton Chronicle the Labor party fears a royal funding grant of 5 808 000 dollars may sustain royal dowries while Parliament adheres to tradition. The piece argues ministers align with voters in Britain, while emphasizing Parliament as the true arbiter, not an autonomous monarch.
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Carrollton Chronicle
Labor Party
Eleas
England
Ot Apeeth
Empire
Britain
Congress
Dallas News
Hats From Rounder Featured At Pan American Exposition
A piece describes hats made by Rounder showcased at the Pan American Exposition opening in Dallas on June 12. The hats, part of a display titled Ecunitor's vehibit, are noted as being worn globally.
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Panama
Ecunitor
Dallas
Field's Proposal for Route 40 Cutoff to Ease Dallas Traffic
The county weighs a northern outlet for Highway 40 via Letot Farmers Branch and Carrollton to relieve Dallas congestion. A graded road from Five Points southward could save up to $150,000 and cut truck delays. Commissioner Field urges backing for the plan and broader use.
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Dallas
Court House
Irda
Bachaan
Damon
Ft, Worth
Vahorter
Field
Letot
Farmers Branch
Cayroll ‘Ton
Byvon
Five Polpte
Fiehd
Soft Ball League Formed at Richardson
A soft ball league was formed in Richardson bringing together teams from Carrollton Richardson Plano Garland Vickery Mesquite to play weekly. The league plans night games with women as players and a schedule to be published.
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Richardson
Dulles County
Venta
Aix
Carrollton
Richardton
Plana
Garland
Vickery
Mesquite
Wximen
State Firemen's Moot Attendance in Port Arthur
Wire Chief L Chastain and Robert Gentry attend the State Firemen Convention in Port Arthur representing Abe Carrollton Fire Department. Chas set a path or be the mascot for the convention while delegates gain instruction and enjoy the gathering.
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L. Chastain
Robert Gentry
Fort Arthur
Firemans
Abe Carrollton Fire Department
Chas
Jarlan Cunningham Dies at Home in Carrollton
Jarlan Cunningham died at his Carrollton home Sunday night June 6 from natural causes. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the First Baptist Church in Irving with Rev. Milton Summers officiating and interment in Southern cemetery near Irving. He is survived by wife Bessin, two sons Billie and Jimmie, mother Mis chie Cunningham, three brothers Lamon Paul and Edd, and sister Sara, all of Irving. Born in Thomas Ukishobia in 1909, he lived in Texas and moved to Carrollton with his family. He worked for Vandergrift Chevrolet Co and was mourned by co workers. The notice includes other local items and a report of Pan American Exposition travel.
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Haylan Cunningham Sumors
First Baptist Church
Irving
Milton Summers
Sowern Cemetery
Ites
Bessin Cunningham
Billie
Jimmie
Carrollton
Mischie Cunningham
Lamon
Paul
Edd Cunningham
Mise Sara Cunningham
Irv
Raylan
Thamas
Ukishobia
Texa
Tenaga
Wow
Herolet Co
Vandergrift’ S
Chevrolet Co
Th & Five
Harlan
Het
Cunningham
Herlan
Exposition Essay Wins Season Pass to Big Show
Mary Catherine, a Carroll seventh grader, won the Greater Texas American Exposition essay contest. Her average grade of 92.3 plus strong writing earned her a season pass to the pam American Exposition, with high honors among seventh graders and praise from her teacher and mother.
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Delrag Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Texas
Ad Mead
Ceive
Avason
Mary Catherine
John
Ike
Mary Cather
Ioe
Retaarson
Janos
Revenue From Tourism Helps Texas Economy
An estimate notes tourism contributes hundreds of millions annually to Texas, with retailers earning a share of each visitor dollar and towns along highways benefiting from traveler traffic. The figures are provisional and subject to correction, but highlight tourism's economic impact for policy planning and local development.
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Tetato
Texas Planning Board
Dallas Journal
Yaya
Toxwtinn
Twimnena
Pan American Expo Opens in Dallas With Gala Debut
Tomorrow marks the opening of the Pan American Exposition in Dallas, formerly the Centennial, renamed and expanded. The festival runs from June 12 through October, featuring new attractions, sports events, and visitors from the south and beyond.
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Texas
Wallaa
Dallas
Jung
Jarralten High School 1985 Seniors Reunion Summary
The Senior Class of 1985 at Jarralten High School held a reunion on Sunday June 6 1987 starting at Janie Starks home. They traveled by boat to Lake for a festive picnic lunch then returned to Mildred Patterson's home in Deller for the day’s events. A highlight was love gifts from Mrs Kenalpp to the couples of the day.
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Jarralten High School
Janie Stark
Mildred Patterton
Deller
Mra. Kenalpp
Kenelpp
Clas
Aa Batley
Dallas Couple Weds as Pan American Exposition Opens
Mr W A Hearne of Carroll and Mrs Anna Jowell Hearne of Dalit were married Monday night in Dallas. They will live in Dallas while Mr Hearne remains connected with Plymsth auto company, with plans to visit for work. Roy Gravley recovers from varicella, showing scars. Mrs Wilkie Pyke visits Dallas with Mr Jake Nyfel. Roy Gravley Jr returns from school in Austin for vacation.
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W. A. Hearne
Carrollon
Anna Jowell Hearne
Dallas
Hearne
Plymsth Auto Company
Roy Gravley
Marke Z
Wilkie Pyke
Jake Nyfel
Roy Graviey Jr
Austin
Itu Loweett
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Krama
Chronicle
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Dudley
Dalles
Broadhurst
Kelley
Petit Jury
Dalian
Henn Strawn
Ase Peneral
Hep
Baylor
Hie Aludien
Dalley
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