Crosthwait seeks re election for Dal County representative
John L. Crosthwait veteran Dal County politics announces candidacy for re election to Place 1 in the Legislature. He touts seniority, vows opposition to high taxes and costly expenditures, points to past support for prison reform, road bonds and mental institutions, and highlights service on the Municipal and Private committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Crosthwait
Dal‘tna
Dans County
John L. Croxthnwait
Grosthrwalt
Crosthwelt
Dalles
Junior
Chamber of Commerce
Langue of Women Voters
Southwestern Medical Rehoot
Duras
Perm
Bell Conservation
Foster
Tas
Lions Club installs officers and committees
The Oak Cliff Lions Club announced officer appointments and committee assignments. Named were trustees for Constitution and By-Laws Walter Blanton and Bob Reynolds, Finance Homer E. Clayton and W. Thompson, Education CW Ramsey and Abe Godfrey, and programs chair T. Bender with Robert M. Bagley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Oak Cliff ‘Lions Club
Walter Blanton
Bob Reynolds
Kimneey
Homer E. Clayton
W. Thompson Sons Education
Ramsey PH. Brown
Ben Stringfelsow
Abe Godfrey
Parrish
LF. Bunton
T. Bender
Robert M. Bagley
College Ave Baptist Church Revival Dates Set
The College Ave Baptist Church, with Pastor Rev C B Martin, announced a revival from July 5 to July 16. The notice highlights the event as a church gathering to uplift the congregation and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Ave. Baptist Church
Coewe Ave Baptist Church
Flo Retta
C. B Martin
W. K Stout
Dallas
Funeral Held For Mrs T W Tucker
Funeral services were conducted at the Coppell Mapnet Church for Mrs T W Tucker who died at her daughter Mrs Burt Colley’s Coppell home Friday night after six months illness. She was 80 years old and a member of the Copper Rapti Church. Surviving are ten children, two grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
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Meads
Coppell Mapnet Church
Sean— Gay
T. W. ‘Tucker
Mix Burt Colley
Coppell
Mra Tucker
Copper Rapti Church
Carrollton Plans Pioneer Days and Local Campaign Notes
Carrollton hosts Pioneer Days on July 1 as Lynn V. Lawiher seeks re election to District 1. The article details Lawiher’s background in Dallas County and education at A&M College of Texas and SMU, plus local civic efforts and a rural fee protection plan. It also covers Carrollton Park Day Camp activities, a Girl Scout program, and thanks from Camp organizers.
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Lynn V. Lawiher
Lather
City of Dallas
Franca Perry City
Vernery
Focahentas
Hiawathe
John Brown
Misa Madeline Hodge
Gun Sov
Dallas
Carrolton Park
Hatingsheed
Carrollton Park
Carroll
Tan
Seourt
City-Wide Polio Clean-Up Drive Extends to October First
Mayor R C Connell announced the city polio clean up campaign will continue through October 1. Carrallton residents are urged to cooperate by cleaning rubbish and weeds, removing debris, spraying premises, and ridding outdoor hazards while block chairmen organize signatures and information outreach.
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R. C. Connell
Connell
Eltivens
Carrallton
Dallas
Coriélt
Tate
Job Stout Reelected Post Commander of American Legion
Job Stout was reelected Post Commander of the American Legion in Carrollton at a meeting attended by 30 members. Kathryn B. Davis was elected Post Adjutant. Edward Meyer was named 1st Vice Commander and another officer as Second Vice Commander. Monthly and fourth Thursday meetings were set, with plans for programs and social events including Indies night and stag night. Commander Stout urged member attendance.
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Toc Oak Quarteet
Carrollton
Kathryn B. Davis
Edwardmeyer
Comander Stout
Stout
Beta Sigma Phi Talent Show Set For August 25
Beta Sigma Phi will present its Annual Amateur Talent Show Friday at Carrollton High School Auditorium. Contestants split into Preschool to 8, 8 to 12, and Teen groups with entry blanks available at the sorority meeting. Auditions close August 8. Audrey Smith and Dorothy Russell are contacts. cash prizes to winners.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Synth
Audrey Smith
Ader Dorota Russell
Ai Entricu
Sat
Carrollton High School
Opening of Qenton Drive-In Draws Citywide Crowd
A capacity audience witnessed the opening of the Qenton Drive-In Theatre two miles south of Farmery Branch on Eign Way 77. The 856 car capacity venue, built by Lean Theatres owner Jack Beles, promises modern engineering and top equipment. Rev. Jack W. Stewart and his wife, new pastor of First Christian Church, attended with their two children and plan to base their home nearby.
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Deevon Drivers Theatre
Farmery Branch
Eign
Jack Beles
Lean Theatres
Utat Ohe
Jack W. Stewart
First Christian Church
Torstion
Grtveins
Mra Stewart
Zune
Duncawellie
Patito
Deller
Fiddlers Contest Opens Carrollton Pioneer Days
Carrollton's Pioneer Days starts July 1 with a Fiddlers' Contest at 2 pm followed by a free square dance. More events include a Monday parade, a talk by three District Attorney candidates, a Wild Indians display, and the Josey Rodeo on July 4, expected to draw large crowds. Decorations and local attire reflect the pioneer theme, with displays of historic trophies and artifacts.
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Carrollton
Young
Archie Garrett
It. C. Make
al Templeton
Henry Wade
Andrew Patton
Will
Oklahoma
Tuo
Weger
George Washinegton
Carranten Chronicle
Holman Bolon
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Lions Club
Atrmndance
Nit Balt Roy Graviey Warvin
Loving
Thomas Ward
WM Young
J. A. Brise Norman Hawkins
Wilken Mower Tan
Che 8 Sates
T. W. Tucker
Lynn V. Lawther
Ollivene Patterson
Bcst
Ed. H. Steger Annow
Dallas County
Dalle County
Tam
Steger
Dallae
Job Stout
American Legion
Beta Sigma Pri
Qenton Drive-In
Pinch
Ben Wheeler
P. T. Grayley
Mise Perrito
Rerey Lymn
Mim Joyce Nell ‘Nobles
Gilmer
Mix Betty Pinch
Harold Spence
Billy
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