Juniors to Lead Carrollton Chronicle Subscription Drive
The Carrolton High School juniors launch a Monday subscription drive to add hundreds of Chronicle readers. J.B. Parsiy chairs the effort with Carl Montgomery, Jack Blane, Lola Mayberry, and Anne Mae Johnston on the committee and a plan to fund school projects through new and two year subscriptions.
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Taken Tiday Vacation Involving Ernest Cole
A fragmentary local note describes Ernest Cole leaving a Warner Perry site after a suspicion about his clothing bulge. He is placed in County Jail pending a 71 day sentence suggestion, with past links to an acorn wiping scheme and a $8 payment. A Friday night senior class play titled The Dream That Came True is announced for next week.
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Warner Perry
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Warner
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Ker
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By-Passing Towns Stir Carrollton Section Meeting
A Carrollton crowd plus residents from Farmers Branch Garland Lewisville Denton and Dallas met to protest a proposed reroute of Highway 40. Local officials and several speakers argued the plan would damage property taxes school funding and local character while urging preservation of the present route. A committee was formed to coordinate broader opposition with plans for a follow up meeting.
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State Highway Department
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Carrollton
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Buck Frank
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Bradfield
Rcede
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Harry Hines
Allred
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Lawisville
Sonal
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W. L. Martin
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JT. Brake
Fyke
Mmanuee
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Com
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C.C. Mekemy
Ramsey
Carrolltoniger
Wil
H. G. Vick
Tom W. Field
Farmers Branch
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Believe It Or Not Local Wild Tale Of Cats And Kittens
A fragmented local tale from Ashley Webb and witness Tom Vandergriff describes a Leghorn hen laying claim to a surprising brood. After a drama with the hen’s nest, the old cat mothered twenty nine kittenlets, keeping the brood despite law and vigil. The odd story ends with residents debating duties and watches over the family.
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Tom Vandergriff
Ashley
Leghorn
Doniré
Mira
Webb
Dallas County Farmers urged to sign 1987 work sheet
May 5 is deadline to sign 1987 farm worksheet at the county agent's office. Many Dallas County farmers have already complied with the farm program to hedge against market declines, insects, drought, hail, and other losses. County Agent A. Dattey urges farmers to protect their operations by signing the 1987 worksheet by May 10.
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Dattey
Recital Announcement at Texas Wesleyan College Ft Worth
The Speech department of Texas Wesleyan College at Fort Worth presents Miss Ann Kerr in a senior recital Friday night in Bona Hall starting at 7 p.m. Kerr, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Kerr of Carrollton, has been active in debating and was president of the YWCA.
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Pexas Wesleyan College
Ft. Worth
Mite Ann Kerr
Keer
Mins Kerge
Texas Wesleyas
Young Women Christian Association
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