Local Boy Wins First In Senior Declamation
Carrollton senior Tohn W. Fisher won first in the senior high boys declamation at the Dallas County Interscholastic Literary League Meet. Miss Barline Smith earned a superior rating in high school soloists. Pleasant Mound pupils led ward school literary with 69 points, earning the Dallas News trophy. Garland and Lancaster followed. Ward school division was the only completed section as other events waited. Garland leads high school with 45 points, Richardson 41, Prairie 22, with chances for the high literary trophy. Debates set for Dallas Hall Tuesday. one act play March 25–26 at Carrollton with events posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn W. Fisher
Carrollton
Dallas County
Barline Smith
Pleasant’ Mound
Dallas News
Garland
Lancaster
Richardson
Snd Prairie
the News
Dallas Hall
Miardson
Roy Day
Les Cromer
Margaret
Bobbie Don Raney
Robert Petsiit
Pleasant
Bobbie Young
Vubert ‘Moore
Clifford Millican
Sarah
Humpherss
Mary Frank Jurrus
Nancy Ann Braxg
Vickery Ar
Nancy Ann Baldwin
Jean Peoples
Nova Busby
Billy Worthington
Alleta Cheaney
Martha Nell Cogdill
Murray Ehort
James Wallace
Richard Won
Edsel Fittick
Buckner
Dick Reinking
Joyce Thompson
Richard
Mary L. Smith
Lacaster
Patey Cor ‘Ett
Sarah Lou Graham
Grand Praitin
Ruth Drury Garland
Pleasant Grove
Buckner Orphans Home
Econd
Mesquite
Mary Su Hancock
Bays
Garnet Kelsoe
Erey Dewberry
Grand Prairie
Charles Weber
Mildred Jackson
Jean Shilo
Richardse Nm
Patsy Serafino
Duneauville
Maury Lawrence
Marget Ard
Seavoville
Ward
Pirat
Fisi¢é Moore
Mound
Scond
Carla June Adair
Mattie Davis
Wilmer Hutchins
Martha Smart
Mary Jane Norman
Carleton Moffett
Burkworrem
Dorothy Tucker
Truman Joarden
Crank Carda
James Carter
Hird
Frederick Spobis
Mark Weaver
Grady Presley
Dorothy Lou Hall
Jesse Mae’ Weaver
Mary Eunice Huff Uow
Vera
Dann
Mary Blankenship
Spelling
Radar
John W. Fisher
Sarah Graham
James Wallis
Geraldine Hargis
Doris Peavy
Buck Row
Emma Baumgarter
Billy Jo Smoot
Joyce Ford
High Point
Buckner Orphan Home
Bobby West
Billy Sloan
Ben Macon
Duncanville
Valdez fishing trip yields catches in Florida report
Mr and Mrs P S Valdez of Dallas Texas fished aboard the era Seven Up during a Florida stay. They described an eventful day on the water with catches including mackerel snook barracuda red snapper and other varieties. They also noted their cottage stay and family connections to M Valdez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Valdez
Dallas Texan
Key West
Mrs
Valdez
4. M. Valdez
Tuberculosis Cured If Found Early Says Texas Official
Dr George N Cox state health officer cites early detection as key in reducing deaths from tuberculosis. He notes Texas ranking sixth in deaths with 3911 victims in 1989 while undetected cases threaten families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Ike Canear
Hagny
Geo. N. Cox
Miss Julia Ledbetter Honored by Lena College
Miss Julia Ledbetter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B E Ledbetter, is named among Lena College June honor roll selections. Faculty committee notes her merited scholarship, membership in the dramatic club, and role on the debate team, marking a notable academic start to the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ledbetter
Lena College
B.E. Ledbetter
Jokn
McNecae Junior College
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Local Men Headed to W O W Convention in Beaumont
Carrollton Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society members E D Sims Dee Leslie of Camp No 1041 Paul Miller Camp No 1 Dallas and TF Ac Good of Kaumen will travel by car from Carrollton Sunday March 23 to attend the Tex Head Camp convention in Beaumont Louisiana or Texas with delegates from across the state. The gathering includes 26 meetings nationwide with reports, addresses by national officers, mass initiation and elections of officers and delegates to Sovereign Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Woodmen of the
World Life Insurance Society
Beaumont
Tex
of Texas
E. D. Sims
Dee Leslie
Paul Miller
Dallas
TF. Ac Good
Kaumen
Mrs Myers Hosts Birthday Celebration for Husband
Mrs GW Myers celebrated her husband’s fifty third birthday with a small gathering on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Myers and Ray Wy Squibb, Mr and Mrs T Squibb, Mr and Mrs Hale, Mr and Mrs Noble, Janet of Deslbis, and Leroy Crow of Dallas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Mira A. Myers
Ray
Mes
Wy T. Squibb
Mews HD
Bara Berhy
Kimory Ross
Mel. Clifton
Billy Finn
and Sivatt
Ray Ome
WD. Fyke
Bice Autio Hale
Ralph Noble
Janet
Deslbis
Leroy Crow
Dallas
Eve / Lowise Myers
Marlin Mye
Turd of Thinks Tht the many dewdy of kind
A garbled note expresses thanks for support after the loss of Mrs In J D Hailey and her grandmother. The message requests receipt of cards and flowers and extends gratitude to all who offered condolence or sympathy during their time of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisandimother
J.D. Hailey
Sanders
Earth
Best Looking Students Chosen At Carrollton High School
Miss Norma Jean Lewis a sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs EC Lewis and Charles Weber a junior son of Mr and Mrs D C Weber were chosen as the best looking students at Carrollton High School in a county contest judged by Delta Delta Delta at Southern Methodist University among eight contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Lewis
Charles Weber
Carrollton High School
Lewis
Weber
D. C. Weber
Delta Delta Delta
Southern Methodist University
Aroupe
Free sacks aid urged community cleanup effort
City and civic officials praise a recent start in the Jean-up camimien area and urge every resident to keep up the good work by placing sacks in alleyways with cutes and bottles. Sacks may be obtained at City Hall through cooperation with the Carralltom Toe Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camimien
Carralltom Toe Mills
Cand of Thanks Wa Wish Ws Balls Lie
Thanks and appreciation are extended to everyone who supported HorieA erica during the recent period. Gratitude goes to all who offered encouragement and assistance, helping to steady the effort and sustain resolve through the challenging time.
New Subscribers List For Chronicle An Unclear Draft
A garbled OCR note lists numerous names and misreads publisher marks as new subscribers. The legible fragments mention individuals such as Wilkie Py Papothen Rev A and Montgomery Dallas, with scattered initials and stray words, but the overall order and purpose are uncertain.
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Auberribers
Chronicle-ar
Mes
Wilkie Py -Papothen
Rev. A
Voi
Capottan DB
Montgomery
Dallas
Diallis
Raf Mes
Yank Sieh
See
Swann
Gae
Viren
Convitton Brel Bont Yrigil
Latreclttyrs
First High School Baseball Games in Dallas County North League
Dallas county high schools organize separate north and south baseball leagues led by coach M S Roach. Carrollton meets Grand Prairie in the North league Tuesday at 2 30 pm with Highland Park Irving and Richardson also in the North league. Community support needed to sustain the sport and cover equipment costs as coaches appeal for attendance and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County
M. S. Roach
Carrollton
Grand Prairie
Highland Park
Irving
Richardson
Rouen
Whale
Roach
Reschin
Garden Club Honors City Officials At Meeting Last Week
Carrollton community groups hosted a regular Lions Den gathering, discussing city improvements and alley cautifications. Hugh Torrence opened with a talk on club accomplishments. Rev De Hy hinder offered gardening tips. W. Westewurt announced a March 2 program with TSCW and A&M College guest speaker.
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Garden Club
Carrollton
Auti- Creation
Loty
Alta
Hugh ‘Torrence Aoke
de Hyhinder
A. Jearer
Wegler Carrolivan
Apaaker
Brod W. Weetewurt
Rem Great
Ee Coininn
TSCW
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Florida
Chronicle
County Literary Meet
Dallax
Tisk Wiemet
Twidya Tember
Atience Tye Dramatic
W.O.W. Convention
Mrs. Myers
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