Rhoton Weiland Merritt To Fund Bond For McDonald Baby
Rhoton and Weiland Merritt plan to bond to support the McDonald Baby United States Savings by born in Carrollton Branch Lewisville area. Ground breaking for the Rhoton Merritt Funeral Home in Mton proceeds as a 9000 square foot facility with a chapel, reception area, director apartment, and rooms for staff. A time capsule containing personal mementos will be buried in the courtyard with a bronze plaque set to be opened in 50 years at a reunion event.
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United States Savings
Carrollton- Branch - Lewisville-Adam
Mies
Rhoton
Merritt Funeral Home
Mton
Holman D. Rhoton
Iaylor Hospital
Thich
First Baptist Revival to Run June 14 28
The annual summer revival at First Baptist Church runs June 14 to 28 led by Dallas evangelist Dr. McKinley Norman. Denton's Terry Killingsworth directs music. services are 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. daily with evening worship on the church lawn and a large revival choir on a new platform.
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First Baptist Church
McKinley Norman
Dallas
Terry Killlingsworth
Denton
Bible School
Louis W. Mullenix Attends Texas Chamber Managers Meet
Louis W. Mullenix, manager of El Chamber of Commerce in Carmel Wis, travels to Dallas for the 8th Annual Texas Chamber Managers conference at the Baker Hotel. About 275 attendees are listed for the event with the theme “Semin...”
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Louis W. Mullenix
el Chamber of Commerce
Carm
Wis
Texas Chamber Managers
Dallas
Baker Hotel
TCOM
Chronicle Focuses On Garnaliten Local News
The Chronicle prints more Garnaliten area news and pictures than any other paper, emphasizing local events, community life, and user-submitted photos to reflect the town’s daily happenings.
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THE
Chronicle
Cancer Crusade Workers Honored At Dallas County Unit Meeting
Mrs Maevin Stencock and Mrs WH Sharp of the Area Cancer Control Committee received special recognition June 4 at the Annual Meeting of the Dallas County Unit American Cancer Society. Mrs Hancock for Farmers Branch and Carrollton was honored for leadership. the 1968 64 program year saw active implementation of research education and service. Residential co chairwoman Mrs Sharp also received a plaque. Funds raised totaled 1742 04 in Farmers Branch and 1100 13 in Carrollton, up 48 and 50 percent respectively from last year.
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Maevin Stencock
Wh, Sharp
Dallas’ County Unit
American Cancer Society
Hancock
Farmers Branch
Carrollton
Farmers Branch Cancer Crusade
Mra
Sharp
Dallas County Unit
Tennis Tourney Dates Released in Farmers Branch
The Farmers Branch Cirroliton Tennis Association announces the third annual Tennis Tournament with registration June 12 to 19 and competition starting June 22. Semifinals and finals are set for July 14 at Don Showman Memorial Park lighted courts. Singles and doubles offered for juniors under 15 and seniors over 15. entry fee is $1. Obtain entry forms at the Farmers Branch Recreation Center. for info contact tournament chairman John Helms at CH 74542 or the Recreation Center at CH 72880.
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Farmers Branch
Cirroliton, Tennis Association
Don Showman Memorial Park
Farmers Branch Recreation Center
Showman Park
John Helms
Bush and Pool Nominated by Area Precincts
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce directors praised new commercial construction including First National Bank and City Hall. City growth visible in Parker Eldridge and McKinnish buildings. Life Magazine feature Drama Homes noted. Bush and Pool led Republican and Democratic races in Dallas County precincts with detailed per-precinct tallies.
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Carrollton
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Fas
First National Bank
Rhoton
Weiland Merritt
Parker- Eldridge
McKinnish
R. J. McInnish
Dallas County
George Bush
Connecticut
U. 8
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Pool
Robert Baker
Baker
Bush
Cox
Farmers Branch
Addison
Carroll
Ton
Coppell
Farmere Branch
Two Local Youths Attend Boys State
The American Legion Boys State opened in Austin on June 4 with 718 high school boys registered. Carl Baker Montgomery and Ronald Wayne Salmon from Garner High School in Carrollton were sponsored by Post 497. They were assigned to the Longhorn or Pioneer party, attended conventions, caucuses, and voted in a party primary. Highlights included a Capitol visit for elected officials to serve a day and the Governor’s Ball that evening.
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American Legion Boys State
Austin
Waggoner Carr
Garner High School
Carl Baker Montgomery
Ronald Wayne Salmon
American Legion Post 497
Carrollton
University of Texas
Longhorn
Pioneer
American Legion
Capitol
Governon
Winners Named In Bank Contest At First Anniversary
The First National Bank of Carrollton celebrated its first anniversary May 29 and 30 with a reception. Winners of ten dollar savings accounts were George A. Holden Gerald L Joyner John E Scharf J O Dadft Herbert D Glidewell Mr and Mrs R Paul Oliver Mrs Nan Gi C E Worley L B Hamer and Mrs Vernon L Lewis. The grand prize of a gold watch was awarded to R M Bagley.
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First National Bank of
Carrollton
George A. Holden
Gerald L. Joyner
John E. Scharf
J. O. Dadft
Herbert D. Glidewell
R. Paul Oliver
Nan Gi
C. E. Worley
L. B. Hamer
Vernon L. Lewis
R. M. Bagley
Coppell Jaycees Plan Charter Night Banquet
The Coppell Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules Charter Night Banquet for Friday June 12 at 8 p.m. in Coppell High School gym. Mayor Bill Coby State Jaycee President Jim Reese and Area Vice-president Bob Henderson will attend and speak. Wheelis Wilson will emcee. officers to be installed. Tickets available from a Coppell Payee.
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Coppell Junior Chamber of Commerce
Coppell High School
Bill Coby
State Jaycee
Jim Reese
Bob Henderson
Wheelis Wilson
Coppell
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Holmand
Weiland-Merritt
Shelley Ann McDonald
U. S
Ronan McDonald
Weiland
Merritt Tont
Bond
McDonald Baby
DR. McKinley Norman
First Baptist
Cancer Crusade
Board of Directors
Coppell Jaycees
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