Family Visitors and Local Mishap Highlight Farmers Branch News
Farmers Branch notes include visits from J. H. Harrison of Manchester Tennessee and granddaughter Shirley Walker, plus Mr and Mrs John Harrison Jr moving into a new time. Everett Harrison and guests hosted Mlle Van Boring of Lancaster. An auto crash Sunday night injured Robert Rowe with a fractured rib and car damage. Rowe and his baby were bruised, Rowe is Flora Rowe’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrison
Everett Harrisons
Gordon Marrisons
J. H. Harrrison
Manchester, Tenn
Shirley
Walker
Ohn Harrison, Jr
Everett, Harrison
Questa
Mir
Ainé
van Boring
Lancaster
Robert Rowe
Chamber Celebrations Highlight Roads And Faith News
Mrs. Mebel Shelton suffered a serious Saturday accident as Rev. Loy T. Atkin injured his fingers in a lawn mower incident. Webb Chapel and First Church of Farmers Branch report progress. A theology graduate from Southern Methodist University trained at Hendrix College plans a September wedding to a Rusk woman. Former pastor Rev. George Bewart leaves Arkansas.
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Mebel Shelton
Loy T
Terry) Atkin
Webb Chapel
Farmers
Southern Methodist University
Hendrix College
Conway
Ark
Marine Corps
China
Okinawa
Rusk
George Bewart
Arkanass
Local notices and family greetings from Tyler area
Mire Rasberry has returned from the hospital and is reported doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. John Harrium Sr. received 60 percent cat fish for dinner Thursday evening. Mrs. Deapert Moore Sr. is visiting her daughter in Tyler and helping move to a new home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Templin left Sunday for an extended vacation touring the central states. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Marsh plan a visit to relatives and a trip to Mexico to see sights. OC Green and Mrs. James Day shared time in Corpus Christi. Dad's Day events and a note on a contriver to ADL are mentioned in passing.
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Glen Templin
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Music Students Honored by Mrs John Mitchell
A piano party honored seven students of Mrs John Mitchell on Saturday night, including Jody Manton Beverly Wilson Susan Eder Glenda Odom Barture Duncan Killeen Noble and Sunet Vetite. The event marked Judy Manton and Beverly Wiles first public appearance. Attending were Dr Jot Aditchett Nancy Janelle Mitchell and Emory Roe with Mrs Manton presiding. Spring colors and floral arrangements decorated the home as parents and relatives gathered to celebrate the achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Manton
Beverly Wilson
Susan Eder
Glenda Odom
Barture Duncan
Killeen Noble
Sunet
Vetite
Muate
Judy Manton
Beverly Wiles
Jot Aditchett
Auncy
Janelle Mitchell
Emory jRoe
Hii Menton
Bill Master
Tormmy Misnton
Nate ‘Ton
Brake
W. ‘M. Wilson
Gr. Mir
W. Ia
Wilson, Jr
Carrollton Plans Pioneer Days Festivities and Meetings
Carrollton Chamber of Commerce sets 8 pm Tuesday at the high school for its regular meeting with reports from Drainage and Streets and Roads. Pioneer Days events include Old Fiddlers Contest July 2 at 4 pm for ages over 60 and a parade square dance and rodeo. Western attire encouraged and cash prizes totaling 900 dollars will be awarded. Delegations recently toured Athens and Houston to publicize the event.
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Carrollton
Western
Wal
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Houston
Elected Director at Republic National Bank Announces Lynch Rise
W Tymeh of Texas Power and Light Co is elected a Director of Republic National Bank. Lynch, native of Marshall Texas, has spent his career with TP&L since 1925, advancing to President and GM in 1940. He holds many civic roles and past leadership positions in multiple business and community organizations.
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W. Tymeh
Texas Power& Light Company
Republicational Bank
Florence
Marshall
Texas
Lynch
Texas Power & Light Co
Community Chest
Family Service Group
Texas Aml Rotach Foundation
Baivation Army Advisory Board
National Asociation of Manufacturers and
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Bisciie Club
Texts Employers Insurance Association
Wortwood Nd Throok Hollow Country
Dallasthetic
City
Branch Church Gospel Meetings Set for June to July
The Permers Branch Church of Christ schedules gospel meetings from June 19 to July 1. At end of 1950 Texas operated 19 cooper health centers and related equipment was in use, with additional facilities planned.
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Cchurch
Permers
Church of, Christ
Trom
Coopersive Health
Ourning Matte
Texas
Sie Eedene
District IV 4-H Encampment Held at Trinidad Grounds
District IV H encampment brought 12 clubs from eight counties to the Texas Power and Light site in Trinidad for a four day program June 6 2. Texas Extension Service and county agents partnered with 4-H members to train youths in leadership and cooperative skills. Participants formed eight units of 16, following a camp duty and recreation schedule aimed at enabling return to home clubs with new techniques and experiences.
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Wew
District TV
Ubett
Texas Extemion Service
Texas Power & Ligist Company
Trinidad
Workmen Prepare to Lay Last Link of Water Main
Plans for Carrollton youths revival at Carrollton First Baptist Church July 15 with Jack Blackwell as speaker. James V. Armor to lead an all youth choir. Harold Bell to preside. Committee setup under Jack Partain, Evaline Smith and Robert Richardson. Also details on Dallas water main construction linking to Farmers Branch and Dallas with future Garza-Little Rim reservoir expansion.
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Carrollton First Baptist Church
Jack Blackwell
Carrollton
Blackwell
Baylor University
James V. Armor
Harold Bell
Jack Partain
Evaline Smith
Robert Richardson
Jerry Don Young
Ken Richardson
Harald [Bell Paul Price
Pat Tner
Ray Owens
Evalise Smith
Weldon
Glenda Bishop
R. Turner
Ey Sonich
Mel
Dallas
City of
Denton Road
MET Railway
College Avenue
Carrolston
Cromby Road
Tto Farmers
Fire damages X ray machine at Carrollton clinic
A Carrollton clinic suffered fire damage in the evening, with wiring faults blamed for the blaze. The fire department responded at 6 30 pm, smoke and fumes visible as crews fought the flames. The new X ray device, recently purchased and installed by Dr. Wagner, was severely damaged in the incident.
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Ite Bros Ous
W. C. Wagner
Carrollton Clile
Carrollton
Treentiy
Constauetion
Independent Milk Producers For Free Enterprise Formed
North Texas dairymen oppose federal milk control and organize the Independent Milk Producers For Free Enterprise. President Manning J. Trammell of Benbrook leads a slate including Lewisville vice president A K Mutlina and Saginaw secretary L P Tenoshil. Treasurer R Cartwright of Benbrook has 39 years in the trade. The office is P O Box 218 Menitovot. Meetings already held in Port Worth and Carrollton with nearly 100 producers at the Carrollton session. Voting areas cover Cooke, Collin, Dallas, Delta, Denton, Ellis, Fannin, Grayson, Hunt, Kaufman, Lamar, Parker, Rockwall, and Tarrant counties. A public campaign to present facts on federal milk control is planned.
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Mik
North Texas
Mik Produsers
Pree Enterprise
Manning J. Trammell
Vete Tran
Benbrook
Texas
A. K Mutlina
Lewisville
Am L. P. Tenoshil
Saginaw
A R. Cartwright
Benbesok
Eddrem
Organicatiad
P.O. Box 218
Menitovot
Trammell Xia
Willk Onder
Oma Gutrd
Onder
Cooke
Collin
Dallas
Delia
Den~ton
Ellis
Fannin
Grayson
Hope
Kins
Hunt
Johnson
Kaufman
Lamar
Parker
Rockwall
Tarrant
Trammell
Port Worth
Carrolton
Carralston
Joe Li
Plunk
Lsonduet
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Chamber
New Webb Chapel
Berry
Atkinson
Mire
Myrtle Rasberry
R. W. Waits
John ‘Harrium
Pred Marsh
Feturning
Gla Memico
OC. Green
James Day
Hart ‘Corpus Christ
Aunday de
Jet
John Mitchell
Murlavite State Prison
Randy Smith
Mr. and Mara
Homer Smith II
Oldshams City
Hiefunt
Wnele
de. and
Dérs
Don
Lee Mivetti
Wineamsprint
Mim Lida Cooper
Denton
Istrict
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Prorum
First Baptist Youth Revival
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OSE Lawn
Sparkman
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