Coppell News Roundup of Local Visits and Obituary Note
Coppell residents report funeral attendance for Miss Maggie Marwell in Dalle with Floyd Marwell and aunt Miss Harwell. Visitors include Scotty Dumas of Rowell visiting J. E Gentry’s grandparents and Allon Gammon of Irving visiting cousins Lam and Charles Ray Smith. Additional weekend visits span Big Springs and McKinney, with Jewel Kirkland vacationing in Galveston. W H Wilson and Dub Harlaneft headed to Colorado Springs, and W Bill Harville of Richardson named Fifth District American Legion commander. Teddy Harlan and Pete Wilson visiting grandparents J J Harlan as Billy James Harwell, son of Fort Hood, stayed with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allon Gammon
Irving
Lam and
Charles Ray Smith
Billy James Harwell
Fort Hood, Texas
Floyd Marwell
4-H Tractor Maintenance Program Expands Across States
Nearly 180 000 4-H Club members and leaders attended a regional conference in New Orleans as the Tractor Maintenance program, begun in 1945, shows tripled enrollment across eight states. The initiative trains volunteer 4-H leaders in tractor care and mechanics to keep pace with power farming under the Cooperative Extension Service. Conference speakers included Kenneth Anderson and state 4-H leaders from Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hilliard
New Meth
Bill Stinsoneran
Addison-Ren
Kenneth ‘Ner
H. Anderson
National Committee On
New Orleans
Extension Service
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Cooperative Extension Service
D. Precit
Texas A&m College
College Station
Floyd Lynch
W. L. Ulich
B. T. Haws
Cooke County
Cynthia Hand weekend guest of NTSC family in Denton
Cynthia Hand of NTSC Denton was a weekend guest of her parents Rev. and Mrs. Ray Hand and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Hand
NTSC
Denton
Ray Hand
56 Wildlife Bills Passed By Texas Legislature
AUSTIN Texas fifty six bills bearing on wildlife were passed by the recent Legislature. Most were local measures with limited state wide impact. Major items include expanding the Game and Fish Commission from six to nine members and revising license fees to 2.15 dollars for certain licenses. The executive secretary notes the commission may accept the state share of a new federal tax on sporting fishing equipment and requires boat for hire operators to provide preservers for renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Time, Fish and Oyster
Game and Fish Commission
Mall
Dereon
Methodist Church Fellowship Dinner Highlights Growth in Dallas Conference
A large crowd attended a Friday Fellowship dinner at the church basement. Reports from the Annual Conference in Dallas were shared, ending with a love gift to the pastor and family. Sunday evening service drew a record turnout as hymns filled the church. Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 AM, running through June 22 with about 180 boys and girls enrolled and 40 workers. Circle No. 1 met Monday with Mrs May presiding. Rev Glendell Jones and family moved into the new parsonage, to be used for Youth and Adults education. Farmers are urged to read The Chronicle for good advertising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Glendell Jones
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Mary Mildred Arnett
Maggie Marwell
Dalle
Miss Harwell
Floyd Harwell
Scotty Dumas
Rowell, N. M
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Mra. J. E Gentry
Dewitt Johnson
Big Springs
Miss Jewel Kirkland
Galveston
W. H. Wilson
Dub Harlaneft
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bill) Harville
Ricnhardson
American Legion
Harville
Coppell
Teddy Harlan
Pete Wilson
Mrs
J. J. Harlan
Mc| Kinney
Air. Malone
Shairmoan
Board of
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Fieysna
W. J. McConnell
Bret
Ben H. Wooten
Daniel
MACEO
Methodist News
John Hancock
One
First Christian Church
Circle No. 1
St the Wecs
James May
Harriet Nyfler
the Chronicle
Gospel Meeting
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Farmers Branch
Orrin Hamblin, Evangelist
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