Sunday School and Vacation Bible School Reports
In Farmers Branch two hundred and seventeen attended Sunday School at First Capital Chic and seventy in Training Union, with forty one hundred dollars offered. Vacation Bible School began with one hundred and fifteen attendees and ends with a commencement program. Several church events and staff movements noted, including music director Ernest Brown and local family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training Union
W. B. Careaway
Humber
Ernest Brown
Casa Heights Baptist Chorels
Dallas
Shuren
Ehilreh
Plann
Grapevine dam closing ceremony set for July 3
A public ceremony and inspection tour mark the closing of the Denton Creek project phase at Grapevine Dam. Mayor Cardin Tate presides with Army Corps representatives as the Trinity River flood control effort advances to the next stage. Open house and tours planned with local groups and the Chamber of Commerce. Roads and parking areas will be clearly marked for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Cardin Tate
Army Corp of Mpineers
Te Wnter
Trinity Uain
City Wlotis
Chamber of Commerce
Liots Club
Grapevine
Denton Creek
Werond Prie
Carrollton
Long Range Polio Battle Outlined by Health Officer
Austin health officials outline an eight point long range program to curb polio. George W. Cox urges eliminating breeding grounds, cleaning debris, removing animal shelters, fixing sewer systems, ensuring safe food and water, and enforcing regular inspections to prevent future outbreaks. The plan stresses community action and sustained effort over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State DePartment of Health
Geo. W. Cox
Nbexuts
Vbah
Cox
Br. Cox
Pollo
Dallas Ply Control School Review On Mosquito Fly Prevention
A Dallas led workshop by the Public Health Dept and Carrollton officials outlined fly control measures. Vector control officer R D Vaughn explained breeding conditions and temperatures influencing spread, warning that flies can reproduce rapidly and persist for days depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Vic
Panstaw
Texas
Dallas
Datlas County
R. D. Vaughn
Tealing
Vector Control Bcation
Burman
Miay
Gollo
Tay Motel
New Methodist Pastor Rev Leon Turner Assured For Local Church
Rev Leon Turner was assigned for two years to First Methodist Church here after serving two years at First Methodist Church Bridgeport Texas He attended North Texas State College and Texas State College earned a BA from Texas State College and has been a member of the North Texas Conference since ordination He spent four years as a chaplain in the Army four in the European Theater He has done extensive youth and evangelistic work served as District Auditor for the past two years and acted as a youth counselor at the District level He will serve on the Conference Board of Missions and Mesolations during the present quadrennium The Turners have two children Betty and Grenda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon ‘Turner
First Methodist Church
Bridgeport
Texas
North Texas State College
East
Texas State College, Having & BE
Yorth ‘Texas
Tohe Mintatey
Turner
Bub-District
Conference Board of Missions and Mesolations
Turners
Two July Workshops Planned Here
Two July workshops will be held in Carrollton on July 1 and July 2 from 9 am to noon. Led by Mera Ant Williams and Mon Bale, the sessions offer women of Carrollton rare opportunities to learn textile painting, basket weaving, metalwork, and feather work. The programs have no charge except for materials and are open to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton High Behold
Carrollton
Spencer Construction Co Low Bidder on Trinity Fork Channel Work
The Spencer Construction Co of Carrollton was the low bidder for drainage excavation of the Fort Worth Floodway Trinity River project with tributaries. The accepted bid was about $670,899.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Construction
Copany
Carrollton
Part
Public Health Notice On Waste and Fly Prevention Efforts
The Chyta region urges residents to manage waste properly in open dumps and industrial refuse to curb disease spread. Keep garbage in regulation cans with tight lids, tie containers, regular cleaning, and spraying to reduce fly breeding near tanks roads and animal shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chyta
Burma
Chen
Abe Godfrey Heads Local Lions Club
Abe Godfrey was installed as president of the Carrollton Lions Club at a ceremony held at the Lona Ben last Thursday. New officers include Will Parrish as Vice President and Brave Taylor and Louis Traylor as Vice Presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs Godfrey
Carrollton Lions Club
Lona Ben
Btan- Joy Brown
Park Cities ‘Lint Club
Will Parrish
Tat ‘Y
Brave Taylor
Louis Traylor
Tail ‘Twister
Zohann Lee
WB. Williford
Geo. MacFarlane
Godfrey
Aeh
John Mitchell
Jo. W. Ramsey
Nick End
Ray Jgravney
BH. Bishop
A. L. ‘Botimeyer
W. ®. Taylor
Geo
ManPurlane
Parrish
Pinando
Winey
Loura Traylor
Grover Nash
Lions Education
Dale B. Davis
Bob Reynolds
Roy Crainey
Roy Posey
W. C.button
Yeon Shaw
J.M. Jones
RL. Palmer
A. Good
W. M. Your
Fil Manton
RM. Bagley
Jack Blanton
Burnett Berry
J. Turner
Glenn BeDenala Moys
B. Green
Burnett Ferry
H.R. Lond
Walter Anton
Gene Biggerstart
W. Quit
Marvin Loving
Til Biantm
R. M. Bagley
L. ¥. Blanton
Homer B. Clayton
Nickindie
W. m. Green
J. C. Porter
Dr. W. 8. Williford
War Cleve
RB. Hunter
Center Committee
C. W. Rnmfney
J.C. Poster
James A. Smith Lodge to Install Officers Day
The James A Haith Masonic Lodge No 809 will install officers for 1952 51 on Monday evening June 30 at o'clock in the lodge hall Worshipful Master John Harrison Maaynes Treasurer M J Coker Secretary Joseph W Thompson appointed Senior Deacon Prewitt Junior Deacon Devens The lodge aims to expand year progress under these officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Haith Masonic Lodge
MH McInnish
John Harrison
M. Alaynes
Playa W
Treanurer
M. J. ‘Coker
Joseph W. ‘Thompson
Renor Descon
Prewitt
Suuior Devens
Postmaster Exams Offered in Texas Regions
Postmaster exams will be held in Perrin Jack County and Cedar Bayou Harris County. The rates shown include S445, $3,010 and $3.98 per item respectively. Applications will be accepted until July 10 with the formal notice continuing.
Carrollton Prepares Week of Pioneer Days Festivities
Carrollton hosts three day Pioneer Days events from Wednesday July 2 through Friday July 4 with a western theme. A Dallas County Rodeo at Josey Rancho near town caps the celebration on July 4 drawing 20 000 attendees last year. Local dignitaries expect larger crowds and invite floats contests and a fiddlers contest along with square dancing and music. The parade kicks off at 2 pm on Thursday and winners receive prizes from the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Chamber of Commerce Pevcldent
Nene Filppen, Jr
Thors
Dallas
Josey Rancho
Jonny Rantho
Don
Clint Jozey
Milionnaire
Movie
Tarar Bergin
Tona Maney
Chamber of Commerce
New Owner Takes Over Local Hotel in Carrollton
Meg. 2. A. Ocal of Dallas Bus teasest the Hotel Carrollton. Mrs. Ova said interior remodeling is underway to upgrade the hotel. She added the aim is to give Carrollton a hotel the community will be proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal
Dallas
Carrollton
Iim
Ova
Carrallton
Entivenry
Wes. Omeat
Airman Webb Completes Basic Course at Lackland
Airman Billy R. Webb, from Carrollton, finishes the Air Force basic indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. The program trains recruits for entry into technical training and military duties, concluding with evaluation of individual aptitude and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy R. Webb
Lackland Air Force East
Texas
Milly R Webb
San
Web
Rt. 1
Carrollton
Lackland Air Force Base
Lacksand
Ituaied
San Antonio
Nource
Registration opens for City Recreation Program for youths
Righty youngsters registered on opening day as the City Recreation Program gets underway. Recreation director Prank Buell notes many more will sign up soon with registration remaining open while applicants arrive. About 80 registered across Midget, Intermediate, and Junior groups, with arts crafts and sports drawing interest. new hours to beat the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Buel
Buell
Texas industry power use hits record high in April
Industrial electric power consumption in Texas rose to a record level in April, about 28 percent above the 1985-99 average, according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. The report notes a surge in demand across sectors and hints at ongoing programs influencing usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of ‘Texas
Mulreau of ‘Business Research
Unclear text fragment on Mt Coker agency services
Fragmentary OCR text references Mt Coker and an instruction by a local agency. The readable portion provides no coherent event, date, or named entities to summarize into a full newspaper item.
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Farmers Branch
MAS, Manard Rord
Frances Lilekey
Lalo ‘Church
Mexi Brown
Curtis Good
Granaparenka
Mra
Jim Mudler
Tester
Nas
Aunt Min
Sonn Harrigan
Dave
Trou
Valley View Lane
Roralte Vant
Chidaren
Wichita
Hamer Fatto
Willow Springs
Wick
Merthodist News
Tom Ormesby
Muchigatte
Brel
Wie
Aonaty
New Methodist
Abe Godfrey
Lions
James A. Smith
Cratta
Junidors
Young
Mac Wall
Tntermedigten
Arta and
Gratia
Sootat_games
Crunévar
Amlore—Vatley
Cumes & Biary Tee
Tan A
Soeligaram
Aed Fantom
Smith-Doxey Cotton
Tt Herow
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